We have purchased entrees and sides here several times. Some of my favorites are the Chicken…read moreParmesan, Grillades, Enchiladas, and Meatloaf. They have cheese great cheese grits and many other tasty sides. Soups, quiche, along with chicken salad and pimento cheese are available too, My top pick is the chicken parm. There's is unique because they don't use the breading. That may sound unusual but it's yummy and cuts way back on the carbs. Most items come in 2 different sizes. One more family size and one more fit 1-2 people. You can also buy a lot of items either fresh or frozen. I do think it's important to note that items are not cheap, if you think of it as creating a meal and figure up how many people you feed, it's not much more than you would spend buying something out that's probably not that good. The owner's son is usually there when we drop by and he usually always helpful and nice! The shop is small but full of their homemade dishes as well as a nice variety of local products from artisans. I really appreciate that they support other locals! Drop in and buy something to try. You may decide the quality and convenience is worth the little extra cost!

Nearly everything I've had here has been fantastic (special shout out to the macaroni and cheese…read moreand mushroom dijon quiche)! There are plenty of vegetarian options which is a definite plus and it's not your generic fare. Creative recipes make me so happy and there is plenty to try here. Yes, Tessier is pricey, but I've found you do get quality ingredients. One long pull of melted cheese after you take the macaroni out of the oven shows you the love they put into hand-grating for maximum melt-age. You've just got to watch out and ask about pricing on some things because at times it's not clearly labeled. Stick to the fridges and freezers where the prices are really obvious! The one issue I've had with Tessier is actually related to our first visit. Hubs wanted to grab a bag of croutons to go with his tomato soup. We were informed that the croutons would be discounted because some had been left in the oven for far too long and were very dark. The words used were pretty much "we can't in good conscience sell these for full price." Hey, why not? Discount! He's not too picky. Except after leaving and checking my text receipt (you don't get to see the things being rung up as it's happening) we saw that first of all, the little bag of croutons was a ridiculous FIVE DOLLARS, and our discount on what ended up being half a bag that went to the birds was around forty cents.

Bought amazing and super fresh strawberries from Landry Poche farms at Robert Fresh Market in…read moreMetairie on West Esplanade. Great to see how far the Louisiana/Ponchatoula strawberry industry has progressed over the years. The berries are now huge, sweet, flavorful, and bright red. I do prefer these over the ubiquitous Driscoll's ones from California/Mexico.

Great strawberries, great prices and they even told my sons that they were welcome to eat as they…read morepicked! Good option for a quieter experience for children. Yummy treats at the shop!

Great location and great service. Fresh fruits and vegetables too. The local honey is excellent…read more Stop by and tell Daniel Hello!

That was not even a farmer's market, it was a little stand on the side of the road wishing it could…read morebe any bigger.

My local go-to spot for king cake. Their cakes are baked fresh daily, and they also accept orders…read more I'm never disappointed, and the customer service is really good.

They have wonderful vegetables and fruit as well as many more items. The prices are reasonable and…read morethe quality of their produce, foods and gift items are well worth the money. I go there often to get items that I know are local as well as for gift ideas. They even have tiny marshmallows like the kind that are in Lucky Charms. Check them out. You won't be disappointed.

They have relocated to Covington. Amazing pastry. You may have to look for them to find them, but…read morethey are definitely worth the search.

The BEST TAMALES EVER! I can't find them in the stores anymore. I'll try the shop when I'm in townread more

I came on a very warm Sunday in June. Make sure you drink plenty of water. Everyone was just so…read morefriendly and there was live music! There were booths of arts, crafts and food. Fresh baked bread, honey, desserts, meats and just so much to choose from. I would highly recommend to anyone in the area!

Fun art and farmers market that ran today 11 am to 3 pm (on Sundays). The vendors were setting up…read morethis morning so we got some items even before the market was technically open at 11am. Lots of food vendors and different lemonades! Stopped again near the end of the market and got a good deal on different meat jerkies, Cajun carmelcorn, & flavored pork skins.

We always enjoy a Saturday visit at the Covington Farmer's Market. Local products, crafts, food,…read moreand artisanal items abound at this small farmer's market. A local band (this time the Abita Stumps) often provides the entertainment and a good time is had by all.

This is a fun little farmers market, I love coming here Saturday's for some new fresh produce or…read morebaked goods. There's often a band or musician playing, which definitely livens up the atmosphere. Each vendor is unique, and it's a great way to explore some new foods, from spices to Mediterranean foods, they've got a little bit of it all. The vendors are friendly and I enjoy chatting with some of them about their offerings.