The rudest and most unprofessional Customer Service I have ever experienced in my 60+ years. I was…read moretrying to drop off a return for Fedex, a service Walgreens is paid for by Fedex. There were two registers at the front of the store. One had a line, the other did not; the one with the line had a Fedex sign behind it. I pardoned myself to ask if it was the correct line for the drop off. The woman said either register could help me and to place the box on the counter at the other register.; the attendant at the other register was about 5 feet away and hear d the interaction. I did as I was instructed. The woman at the second counter was tidying and dilly-dallying, totally ignoring me. When I finally commented she rudely asked if I were speaking to her and said, "if you want help from be you gotta ask for it; you can't be standing there thinking I will help you if you don't ask me." I said your coworker just asked me to come to this register. She repeated her rude little you gotta ask tirade and continued to do other things, at which point I walked out. Abominable, and not the first time I hae been treated rudely at this store. I will drive 15 miles out of my way to avoid that store.

The pharmacy is incredibly frustrating. Long lines (sometimes) aside, the computer system just…read moredoesn't work. I have signed up for monthly automatic refills numerous times, and it never works. I have to call to refill, and lately the refills cannot be made in time, so I run out of medication. The automated system is garbage, and when I opt to attempt to speak with a pharmacist, I am put on hold for a half an hour or more, and hang up. No one has ever answered the phone. Nothing against the people who work there, but it's a really bad store in terms of functionality. The rest of the store is a typical Walgreens.

This is a very small grocery store near the French Quarter. I needed to pick up toothpaste and…read morebrush. They also had hydrocortisone cream I needed. The staff were very friendly and helpful. I understand they also have good Vietnamese food.

I came in on Halloween night for some late night bites and was pleasantly surprised! The eggrolls…read moreand chicken nuggets were delicious and being made fresh.

The best po boys you'll ever have - seriously. Small unassuming market with an amazing deli in the…read moreback. You order your food on a touch screen and it comes out in less than 10 minutes. The employees clearly have great rapport with the regulars and its a testament to their place as a local staple. I'll be dreaming about the sandwiches.

The best meal of my New Orleans visit. Visited during a weekday afternoon. You can order with the…read morestaff at the counter or on a tablet depending on your payment type (cash/card/EBT). My food was hot n ready within 10 minutes. What I got: crawfish pie (10/5) -- $2.99 for this masterpiece. it is basically crawfish etouffee mixed with some rice stuffed into pie dough. savory, got a nice kick of heat, and love how pronounced the bell pepper flavor is shrimp po boy (10/5) -- everything is just so balanced and went down like nothing because it is so effortlessly addictive. Shrimp are seasoned and fried perfectly. came out to ~$10 and the 6" is HUGE, also easily customizable chicken sausage gumbo (5/5) -- literally feels/tastes like it is made with love. perfectly seasoned, hearty, savory, nice chunks of smoked sausage, good portion of rice It will be on my list to return to whenever I come to New Orleans.

This is a fun off the beaten path place to experience. They do have a deli, although I didn't try…read more It's also a convenience store and they have just about every Mardi Gras masks and attire you will find in the French quarter. It seems to be a place locals frequent. I enjoyed just par oozing the aisles and the beautiful items. The gentleman at the counter was very welcoming. It is hot if you go upstairs to look at the Mardi Gras items. But worth it, enjoy!

Mardi Gras Zone is probably my favorite place to buy food in the city…read more They have beet kimchi!!! Anything that you're looking for as far as health food they have There's so much to choose from I discovered Pam's lemon shortbread gluten-free cookies at the store and I ate a whole box once I couldn't get enough of their chicken salad from the deli A box gluten-free crackers, the chicken salad, and a couple of those cookies with a glass of unsweetened tea is one of my favorite meals! I have not been upstairs yet, I have heard wonderful things Will update when I do! Little local gem

This is a small grocery store in the French Quarter of New Orleans. It had some fresh fruit and…read morevegetables and staples. Of course it was a little on the price of your side because it's in the middle of the French Quarter. The people working behind the counter were quite friendly. I didn't take any pictures cause I had my grandson with me.

Well first night in NOLA snacking needs. I got that accomplished. Have you ever had Hola Nola…read morechips? I'm a HARDCORE Juantonio's fan out west but the minute I had Hola Nola during my first trip...I knew I had East Coast Corn Chips I loved. I love the Cajun flavored chips. And Rouses was walking distance from my hotel, on the way home from a stop for a NOLA Sazerac. So I grabbed me two bags... should last a week. And some hummus and other snacks. Man was I glad I did. Barely spent anything versus paying double for half of what I got at Rouses in the hotel "market." Shop local. Support the community where you're visiting. Isn't that the point of going to a city? To take it in and support it instead of just supporting big chains?! The cashier was super sweet and friendly and we chatted about cats and dogs lol Prices. Good. Location. Good. Rouses. Good.

This place has amazing poboys. Hole in the wall, counter service no nonsense deli…read more Food was absolutely amazeballs. My boys and i loved it. Love to go back sometime.

My friends and I were looking for a late night po boy, and this was one of the only places open and…read morenot insanely busy. This is very much a hole in the wall place. It's basically a convenience/liquor store with a kitchen to order food. You order at the main register. I got the shrimp po boy. It wasn't anything special but it did the job for what I was looking for (just wanting to try a po boy). Pricy in my opinion at around $17.

This Walgreens is one of several chain drugstores in the French Quarter/Canal Street area. It's…read morenot as large as the ones on Canal, but bigger than the CVS across the street. The pharmacist has always been very helpful, however as was recently announced, that service will soon end, as they're closing the pharmacy in June and moving customers' prescriptions to the 900 Canal (& Baronne) Street location. On recent visits I've noticed limited inventory in other departments, leading me to question the long-term plans for this once-thriving Walgreens store.

Love Walgreens. Infact this is my favorite store. Soap and glory and no7 addict here. We are…read morefrom jxn, MS and r in town for jazzfest. The lady checking us out just now was so rude. She was dangling the bag in front of me so that the glass rattled and I said ma'am hold on I'm putting my wallet up. She did it twice more and said "shiiiittt" as we walked away. She did more than this was just so rude. I'll add a pic of my receipt and hope you all can remedy this attitude. I'm in town until tomorrow I can easily avoid that place but what about locals or others. Who wants to leave Nola with a taste like that... not me.

A very nice neighborhood market in the Warehouse District, perfect for grabbing a beer or wine and…read moresnacks to bring back to my hotel on a recent visit. There was a local college student working the counter, and he was the friendliest person and very helpful when seeking a local food recommendation. They have all sorts of wines, premade wraps and fruits, little toiletry and medical supplies, and a few other things that were good to grab when I visited. Loved the ease and convenience of this little market.

Nice little store in the warehouse district where there aren't a lot of other options. Food items,…read morealcohol, toiletries and such sundries. Small but mighty. Friendly clerk.

Sitting at the corner of Commerce and Lafayette, Mini Mart is your old school, local, city center…read moremart that serves as convenience for the many travelers staying in the immediate area. They offer all the standard items of convenience stores from snacks, drinks, lottery in addition to household basics, medicines and of course, souvenirs and NOLA specific goods. Pricing here is a bit high, but that is not surprising. They know they are in a prime location and when you come here, you are paying for convenience. The store needs some TLC conditionally, and a little bit more attention to cleanliness wouldn't hurt. Service was super friendly and welcoming, which was a redeeming quality for this location. Overall, solid 3.5, but the cashier really made our day. We wandered in for a soda and drink, and got what we were after, but if we needed more than that, we would probably go elsewhere due to price point. But again, this spot came in clutch when needed.

Best corner store in the city. You will love the guys that work there. Great spot for a quick pick…read moreme up.

Great corner store with a huge selection of items. Randomly, we needed a pair of sunglasses, a…read moretoothbrush and bottled water. They had it all. With options on the sunglasses and toothbrush! The guy behind the counter was super friendly and helpful, and pointed us in the right direction. Located across the street from Portocol, that's a great place to stop before you head to an event at the racetrack like jazz fest or a festival at City Park like voodoo.

They used to be 24/7 now fate tan guy works at night and locks the doors and sleeps in the back.read more