Want to cash in your Winn-Dixie points at a Shell in my neighborhood? This one is full of randos…read moreand various hijinks (I mean, besides discounted gas) that may mean you'll see a toothless guy washing a windshield while the woman one pump over screams at the employees because her discount wasn't "big enough" or her debit card acted like a debit card. Several times, I've run into a meathead in a sports car who likes to sit at the parking lot exit onto Claiborne and rev his engine. This dude hangs out in his black Mustang, revving for 3-5 minutes and checking out which chicks look his way. This has happened at least three times now so I have to assume he's a regular. He's also a bit of color to an otherwise normal gas station. (I still want to punch him, though.) I highly recommend keeping your head down, pumping gas, and having a good laugh at the randos once you get back in your car. Let the ranters rant and the haters hate. I'll be laughing in my car, too. Accessibility notes: pumps are set high up. Some Braille signage.

Too many Darrell legs hanging around outside no one tells them to not bother the customers also if…read moreyou are using shell fuel rewards you'll get cheated out of your rewarded bonus points because if you pay by card then you pay a higher price for gas then he would if you were paying for cash which I never really carry cash

I go to Delta Fuel for their Brake Tags. They are fair,…read more honest and quick. I highly recommend them if you live in Orleans Parish.

This place shows racism today i went back to bring Something back that was stale the female worker…read moreis soooo disrespectful she used racist words and the guy Worker came screaming shut up nigga right behind her with a knife in his hand idk what's going on with place of business

Great food if you are on the go and don't mind this way off the grid location. Don't be scared to…read morewalk in if you're just hungry as this place has the best fried chicken and poboys in the city.

Best fried chicken in the city! I can't wait to get home, and I usually eat (at least one) wing in…read morethe parking lot.

There is usually a group gathered at the front door- staff were there- not friendly, not helpful…read more The fried chicken was good. The store itself is basic- well lit inside.

We laughed at a convenience store offering fried chicken with 4 stars on Yelp. Then we went and…read moregot some. Yum. How can a dumpy 7/11 lookalike convenience store serve better fried chicken that national chains like KFC & Popeye's & Church's - who specialize in frying chicken? This place rocks. Nobody speaks English, yet they do know how to prepare fresh, hot, and delicious moist chicken with a crunchy, delightfully tasty exterior. It was a tad expensive. But for an every-once-in-awhile guilty pleasure, Brothers does a fabulous job. Who knew?

Convenient location right by General Hospital and on Saint Charles. Cheap gas and plenty of bottled…read morewater and other snacks inside.

Since I like to keep things upbeat let's start with the positives first. As is usual, a visit to a…read moreconvenience store is due to it being convenient. That being said, it is a very convenient location for me. This store has a very convenient location on St. Charles Avenue, right before the intersection with Louisiana Ave. Gas prices are usually competitive with the area & a few cents under. Getting gas & occasionally picking up a few things is why I use this spot. Now, I'll be honest it is not the cleanest place. Most of the times I've stopped in since the pandemic started, the employees have been wearing masks except once. Then again, the point of stopping at a convenience store is to make a quick stop, so I got out fast. Still, I hope they reinforce the wearing of masks by employees. Especially since it is a city ordinance.

3/5 airrrr y'all…read moreknow i get my gas at costco, so why does this shell matter? because it's relatively close to my apartment and offers water and air...or rather sells water and air. i dunno why there is charge for those basic things here. so for $1.50 (which, when was the last time you paid $1.50 for AIR?), you have like maybe 5 minutes (maybe less?) of time where the air machine lets you inflate your tires. if you lack quarters, you can break change inside the tiny store. otherwise, it's at a convenient intersection and that's pretty much all there is to note.

This Shell is the perfect place to get gas in the Lower Garden District…read more Why is the perfect place to get gas? Because it is one of the few stations in the area, and it is conveniently located. I guess there isn't much else to say, but what good would a two sentence review be? There is a small convenience store attached to this station. It has the typical items, but the real reason I come is to get gas. I've found it easiest to enter this station when traveling down Magazine in an Uptown direction, but entering from Jackson works well too. If you're in the area and need gas, check out this Shell.

It's a normal convenience store in many respects, but a memory from a long-ago Super Bowl visit…read morebrought me back...for the food (the fact that it is literally around the corner from our Airbnb did not hurt, either). The memory in question was about a catfish poboy wherein I ordered it and the cashier washed her hands, dredged a fresh catfish filet through an egg wash and cornmeal, prepped the roll, and voila! It was heavenly. 12+ years later, the menu only said "fish" poboy sandwich. If you're a catfish purist like myself, that's a red flag, so I went with the fried chicken. My wife ordered the Philly cheesesteak sandwich despite the geographical incongruity. Both were outstanding, and I can't recommend the kitchen enough.

Best fried chicken I've ever had!! We stopped by on our way out of New Orleans as we were headed to…read moreNYC and I'm so glad we made the detour because this blew me out of the water. They were frying up a new batch when we arrived so we waited about 15 minutes but SOOO WORTH! The chicken from the fresh batch was fried to optimal crispiness and juiciness and it was also perfectly seasoned. I don't think there's another place that tops the fried chicken here. On our road trip back from NYC to LA, the only place we stopped at in New Orleans was this spot again. It can't top the time we got it fresh, but if there's anywhere you have to stop by in New Orleans, I gotta say it's this unassuming gas station with the most gas fried chicken.

In my last year and a half of nonstop travel, I have continually sought out convenience stores and…read moreespecially their cashiers or clerks - because I used to be one myself and because I think they are among the most unsung and underpaid essential workers in our society. In that great search for the perfect convenience store and the greatest cashier, Adel - a 30ish, bearded, Middle Eastern-looking guy who cashiers at this store - is perhaps the coolest and most memorable character I have encountered. He is so laid-back and so quintessentially himself that I assumed, at first, that his supremely flowing presence had to be chemically assisted. Talking to him, you think you have just walked into a Cheech and Chong movie or the great Clerks movie. But when I very playfully mimicked his singing way of speech and his rhythmic way of moving his body as he talked - to ask him if he maybe was just a little bit high - he responded "No" with such calm, happy authority that I now believe him. I think he has just so totally surrendered to being his own quirky self that he doesn't talk like anybody I have ever encountered who was straight. Because he looked Middle Eastern to me and because so many cashiers in these stores are Middle Eastern, I probed for his ethnicity. "Where were you born, Adel? Were you maybe born in India?" In reply, he said the simple word "No" as if he had just delivered me a very important password. "So were you maybe born in Pakistan?" He gave me a big wink and a look of great happiness as he simply said, "No." "Were you born on this planet?" He looked like he was handing me a big yellow rose as he happily exclaimed, "Yes." "Well where on this planet were you born?" "NewYork." It was clear that I was not going to get any information about his ethnicity. Maybe he doesn't have any. Maybe he is simply Adel and nothing else. He clearly defies categorization. I returned to the store today, mostly because I wanted to see Adel again. I bet lots of people go into that store to have these magical encounters with him. He did not disappoint. If his state of consciousness was altered yesterday, it was altered in exactly the same way today. I'm pretty sure blood tests would show him clean. He's just one of the most delightfully odd guys I have ever met. I love him!

Every1 listen up. I think my dads gone crazy. This is legitimately the best coffee in New Orleans…read moreor possibly in the state. I now go to this location almost daily because the coffee tastes so excellent and they have creamer. They also sell drinks and chips and gas station standards but trust me, I'd put their coffee up against the finest cafes in Italy and France and Arkansas. I subtract one star because everyone is really mean or begs you for money or tries to sell you drugs. There is glass between the cash register so you don't have to worry about the corona virus there. Love it!!

Stopped off here to get some beverages while en route to The Riverwalk. The store was in pretty…read moredecent order, the staff was cordial. It was slightly difficult to access the fridge because an employee was stocking the shelves the refrigerator. Overall, the store appeared to be a great option to pick up some snacks, gas, liquor, coffee, etc..

I went last night 8/28/25 around 10:30 PM to the Circle K. I placed my items on the counter. The…read morelady working there starts mumbling " middle middle middle middle middle middle. Why did you not put your stuff in the middle?" it was a very aggressive way to say hello. we argued back-and-forth. I told her I didn't know what she was talking about and they were only two counters. she disagreed with me and said that there's a third counter on the other side of the store, so that one was actually the middle. I said I don't work here so I didn't look all the way over there. I demanded to speak to her manager twice, but she refused to call. she refused to ring me up, and she brought in the security guard who subsequently took my photo and kicked me out and said I'm no longer allowed in the store. I was not drunk or inebriated in any way and was just trying to buy my items and move on. And she wouldn't tell me her name.

FEW THINGS TO RECOMMEND IT Especially if you want a cheap…read moretake out deli item. I usually end up at Frost Top, now that Bud's is RIP, or the Subway next door (even though it is a pretty freaky one). WHAT'S GOOD The regular attendant behind the counter has been there for years and is not only friendly but has a dry wit. They have jalapeño cheese hot sausages - which are almost as good as the smoked Gouda on Magazine.

Jean-Paul is correct. It's a quicky mart. But y'know it's a convenient one with good hours. So if…read moreyou live nearby and need toothpaste...or other personal hygiene items, they will probably have it. Really though, we usually just stop for beer (and maybe snacks) on the way to parties.