Mr. Walter and his wife Ms. Deb do a good job of running this business. Their prices are…read morereasonable and I have found some wonderful clothes there (for women, men, and children.) He does have a bathroom that doubles as a fitting room and it is actually clean. I have also purchased two small pieces of furniture here and have been happy with both. There is occasionally a well-behaved chihuahua in the store, but don't worry. She doesn't bark, bite, smell or jump. She belongs to a part-time helper. I, too, wish they had longer hours like the other reviewer mentioned. Sometimes cigarette smoke wafts in from outside where Mr. Walter may smoke, so be aware if you are sensitive to smoke. Itemized receipts would be great, but I realize they aren't a large industry like Goodwill. Mr. Walter is a personable man. He doesn't appear to be racist, which is welcome in St. Bernard where race relations on the part of whites toward blacks and immigrants is often not pretty. I have seen him interact with people of many races, ages, and backgrounds with courtesy. He seems to know we are all God's children, and if I were a skeptic, I'd say he seems to know we are all his potential customers! (But I am not a skeptic.) I'll be back.

This place looks really cool, from what i can see in the windows. Sad thing is.... it closes at…read moreFOUR PM every day. It's a little hard to stop in when that's when most of the universe is getting off work!

A $3 QUASI-HEALTHY BREAKFAST One of the better deals in…read moretown. You get about a pound of grits, turkey sausage, wheat toast and two eggs cooked to order. (See my pic) BEST LIFE TAKE-OUT TAKEAWAYS: 1. It's located between Central Lock-up and the Big Cheezy. 2. It's both a pharmacy and a breakfast/lunch counter cafe. 3. It reminds me of a cleaner yet just as spare "Gene's". 4. It's mostly take-out as it only seats 8 or so. 5. Oddly there's no posted menu, you have to ask for one.

I wish I was able to give them a serious zero. This place is absolutely pitiful. I went in hungry…read moreas a dog and walked out madder than a grumpy bear. First of all, the lady who placed my order, looked as if she didn't want to make the food anyways. Then, they had the nerve to be out of potatoes, they do not sell fries. So I ordered honey BBQ wings (flats only) and mac & cheese instead. Basic order right? Wrong! Usually when I order wings, they are fried, not "baked". When I tell you I wanted to throw my plate, I wanted to throw it. I waited over 40 mins for it. Before I placed my order, I had asked the wait time. She said "it won't be long". The lies, the lies. I should've known to not order a thing. The grill looked cold as an empty, old Burger King. Like when was the last time someone ordered food? Back in 2014? Mannnnn. Anyways, back to this order. After all of that waiting, I was expecting some hot, delicious chickens and macaroni. Hmph. What I had received was a box full of "chicken wings", basically bones and some chicken meat. Not only that, zero flats. The macaroni was heated in a microwave for a few secs before being served to me. No way that was prepared in an oven for it to be Luke Bryant warm. Didn't eat a single bite. Will not return. Save your money and go to the other eateries around the city. As you know, New Orleans has beaucoup food places and different choices. Too bad this one missed the mark.

Wonderful little gem on the Westbank, even in their temporary location under the oaks. Would love…read moreto shout out Fizz and Brew, TTs Pepper Jellies, and MD Delights Jerky. The only thing I noticed is that there were only 2 booths with actual vegetables/fruits. Maybe this is just a one weekend occurrence as I have only been once. Will update soon.

This is an interesting farmers market with an eclectic mix of fresh food, meat, seafood, bread,…read morefresh shucked oysters, homemade sausage, art, soaps, jerky, jewelry, dog treats, fresh cracklin', jellies & salad dressings, honey, vinegars, local coffee and tea, fresh pretzels, fresh juice drinks, desserts and fresh shrimp cocktails. I'm sure I'm leaving something out, but you get the drift. Obviously the selection changes every week, but you get to know your favs. Parking is generally available, though you may have to drive around or walk a block or two - at least it's free on weekends. Bank to get cash is close by, but most vendors take Venmo now; some take credit cards. You've got to get out of bed - might as well make the morning a good experience. :)

We stopped at the market because a Yelp search yielded another restaurant with some good reviews…read moreand oysters (which is what my Dad was really after). What a great find! It was wonderful wandering around checking out all of the eat-in options, the take-away selections, and better yet, just having such a relaxing, bright, clean place to eat. From PDR in particular, I got their brussels sprouts salad, and it was delicious. Served cold, they were shredded, lightly dressed, and served with some goat cheese & beet puree. It was a large portion, enough for us all to share with some other items, and I'd definitely recommend trying if you like brussels sprouts. The guy who I placed the order with was also very nice and ended up bringing it to me even though we were seated across the way at a different place. Give them a try; you won't be disappointed!

I've never had a bad meal here. I've eaten at PDR inside of St. Roch many times and it's always…read morebeen good. I've had a number of the things off the menu and each has well worth the purchase. At one point they had short ribs on the menu. It was served with butter beans, cherry tomatoes, and braised greens. It was a very good dish that made you feel like you were sitting at Grandma's table. The beet and mozzarella salad that they do is a nice light snack. I'm not a fan of beets at all but in this salad I guess I do like it. Probably the best dish that I've ever had from PDR is the braised pork shoulder. It was served over creamy cheese grits and braised greens. It really is the perfect dish. Everything works well together and it is something that I get over and over when I go. The cold fried chicken sandwich is good. But it is... different. The piece of chicken on the sandwich is cold so it takes some getting used to at first, but it's not bad. The tacos are pretty good too. When you're roaming around St. Roch trying to figure out what to get I recommend trying PDR.

We've all been to outlet malls, usually on the outskirts of every American metro area at an exit…read moreoff the interstate. Riverwalk has all that the others do, except they do it in the heart of America's best city. You'll find the usual national chains, like Nordstrom Rack, Tommy Bahama, Gap, etc., but you'll also find unique NOLA shops, eateries and, of course, daiquiris. It's an easy walk from anywhere in the French Quarter, CBD or Warehouse District, on the banks of the river near the cruise ship and ferry terminals. They also offer a paid parking lot, with validated options for locals.

This is a beautiful spot next to the Mississippi River. A wonderful view at night and with a…read moreriverboat coming in from a tour. Very peaceful to just watch the water and look at all the twinkling lights.

I LOVE this gas station!…read more They have boiled crawfish seasonally, and it's great! It's not terribly spicy, but it's not mild either. Their seasoning methods give it a nice tang - I suspect from a citrus of sorts (lemon? orange?) We often hear warnings about gas station food (like, gas station sushi - yuck!), but this gas station is an exception. I wish it was closer to my house! They have these delicious homemade popsicles called "Pilones de la Abuela" as well. They're natural and fresh, and you can tell they use real fruit. Perfect for a hot New Orleans day, and you're supporting a little family that makes them too!

It was a decent convenience store, the bathroom was clean, the lot was sage, and the store was…read morestocked.

I had a nice dining experience here with a group of friends Friday evening. The ambiance, customer…read moreservice, and food was wonderful. There is still room for improvement. Gumbo: the gumbo I expected better honestly. The sausage was tough and for the gumbo to be slow cooked-- i received a lukewarm cup of gumbo. Double cut Porkchop: she was the star of the evening! She came medium well nestled on a pile of new potatoes and collard greens (that were orgasmic!). The dish is finished with a blueberry jus (Sp) I cleaned my plate almost. We did have an issue with one of my companions order. They also ordered the double Porkchop, however there's was undercooked. We informed our server, Charlie and they took care the issue right away! All of the seating upstairs is high top and close to the vents so we found ourselves cold and being dripped on. Overall we enjoyed ourselves and had a nice experience.

I found them at Arabella Art Market in The Marigny, New Orleans last Thursday. Owners says she's…read morethere on some Saturdays too. They also do custom orders and studio is based in Tangipahoa Parish, so they do markets all around. Great soaps and bath bombs! Delicious aromas. She also had a few festival hats and custom print T-shirts. Everything was very cool, extremely unique and crazy whimsical. Camera on phone is broken or I'd add pictures... next time. The soap packaging reads "Little Easy" but the clothing and accessories read "Gris Gris Girls".

High end shopping mall near the downtown core and the French Quarter. It has a branch of just…read moreabout every major luxury store ( Tiffany, Saks, Louis V etc) Inside it's quiet and low key. One of the drawbacks is that it feels almost deserted

Canal Place is beautiful with so many high end shops - an enclosed mall of glass walls. The dressed…read moreup drawing of a duck in a gown was a unusual sight on one window. Wonderful seats outside the stores to get your agenda together if u r a tourist like me. The 3 stars is for how cold and unfriendly people were from workers to security guards. I had already bought things from saks after finally locating a salesperson. Saks was very deserted of shoppers and staff. The security guards kept giving me a scowling look like I had a ripped top on or something.