Apparently they have closed. For Rent sign on the location. Very disappointed. I have shopped here…read morebefore and it was a great experience. I bought several gifts.

This is a very nice gift shop with a lot of interesting ideas for gifts for Christmas. There are…read moreso many beautiful things to look at. I will be back. I've already checked off some items on my list.

Came in after seeing a TikTok creators visit because I was looking for dish towels that were Mardi…read moreGras themed. Parking was a bit crazy but I know that's because it was the weekend and the time of year we're in. The main store had what I was looking for and had a couple of small aisles for home decorations. The rest of the store was mostly things riders in a Krewe would buy but they did seem to have a lot. As I was leaving I heard someone else talking about their apparel store next door. Super glad I heard this and got to check it out before I left. I didn't buy anything but they did have a lot of options for men, women, and children.

They have a variety of any and everything to choose from, from beads, stuffed animals, arrows, head…read morepeices, just everything

Friendly service. Good food. Get 6 pieces of nice warm Pita for $4 instead of grocery & Baba…read moreghanouj & Hummus come in large sizes. Hummus dry, baba is good. Store has variety of drinks, alcohol, snacks, non perishables, incense, smoking accessories, Jewelry, toys, etc.

3.5 stars. I had a…read morerandom craving for falafel. That's an easy enough craving to fix in New Orleans, but in Slidell? Not so much. I did some searches, found this place on Google, and decided to give them a shot. I was ordering for multiple people, so I ended up getting 2 po-boys, a falafel wrap, and baklava. One of the people who got a po-boy said it wasn't regular mayo on the po-boy, but rather either tahini or tzatziki. Now mind you, this isn't necessarily a bad thing, but could be jarring for someone not expecting it. The falafel and baklava were mine. I thought that the falafel wrap was good: flavorful and saucy. It was a bit messy, but I seem to always make a mess when eating falafel sandwiches. I was excited about the baklava, but unfortunately it wasn't very good. Maybe it had been sitting for a while, I don't know, but the flaky pastry had lost some of its flakiness/crispiness and had become a bit chewy instead. One odd thing is that you get your food bagged at the checkout counter, which is separate from the food counter. This doesn't sound bad in theory, but meant I ended up carefully holding 3 hot sandwiches, a small takeout container, and a menu while waiting in line at the checkout counter. The man at the register was very friendly though, and recommended their chicken shawarma; I'll have to try that at some point. It bears mentioning that along with food and typical convenience store items, this place also has a meat counter/market. They sell things like raw steaks, ground meat, turkey wings, pork necks, chicken drumsticks, sausage, etc.

I cannot say enough good things about S&H Good Eats Cafe! The food is phenomenal--it tastes like a…read moregenuine, home-cooked Southern meal made from scratch. On top of that, the service was fast, attentive, and incredibly welcoming. You get amazing quality for a price that offers unbeatable value compared to anywhere else around town.

Can't believe I've been missing out on this place. Stopped in this past Saturday & let's just say…read morethis won't be my last visit! It was very busy when I arrived at about 11 a.m. It's a very small family style spot. There was maybe a 5 minute wait to be seated. Patrons seated inside offered for us to use their half or the table. The menu is pretty big. I ordered the pancake breakfast which came with three pancakes, eggs, & a meat. The pancakes were delicious. Melt in your mouth & super fluffy. The grilled chicken breast was good & juicy. The home fries were delicious. The server was very nice & attentive. Can't wait to stop back & try more of the menu.