Great spot to stock up During parades it is close to one…read moreside of the route and .5 miles from when we were on St. Charles, great selection for snacks and drinks.

I needed piles of good food for my Mardi Gras crew and boy did they provide. The staff is…read moreincredible, they made sure my chicken tenders were hot and ready when I needed them every day during Mardi Gras (not easy, because the crowds are huge). They made all my family very happy. We were able to watch the parades while happy and well fed. And, they made carrying the tenders to the Neutral Ground easy, by giving me great foil filled boxes to carry my treasures. There were many times, throughout the weekend we'd run to the Market on Magazine to get piles of waters and other beverages. They are quick and responsive and very well supplied. I am so lucky to live near these people!

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.

It's okay for some things but like a lot of others have said, a lot of stuff is expired. They don't…read morereally have produce. Some of the discontinued items they sell were discontinued for a reason, because they're not very good. I like it for cheap cat food, some of the snacks are pretty good. A lot of what I bought was just not good.

My coworker has been telling me to go to this place for years. She recently told me that she saw a…read moredozen eggs for 99¢, so I decided to stop by. Many items are 50% off but I would encourage you to check the expiration date on the items. Some were expired, some were not expired. Overall, one cannot beat the low prices so I do recommend checking them out.

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!

The employees there know the store. They have an eclectic collection at low prices. I will…read moredefinitely visit if I need a cell cord.

Store poorly stocked employees could care less stuff all over candy section nearly empty they…read moreraised the prices IF You need help with anything they tell you all I have is what's on the shelf.What a nightmare when you get to the register to the checkout if you are lucky two registers are working all the others are broken.On Wednesday all registers were declining everybody's debit card!THE ONLY GOOD THING ABOUT THIS STORE IS YOU CAN BUY SHOPPING BAGS FOUR FOR A DOLLAR THAT YOU CAN USE NEXT DOOR AT Aldi's.

Great quality items. It's obvious they don't just put every donation out on the racks which I…read moreappreciate. Lots of good women's clothing. 4 tall bookshelves and for 0.25 each which is amazing! It was kind of a dead day, but the staff wasn't as attentive as I'd like since I only had one book I just wanted to get bc it was cheap but the front of house person was on their phone so I just put it back on the shelf and as I moved to leave she noticed me and said have a nice day lol. I could've easily gotten her attention to purchase but I barely wanted it in the first place.

I regularly donate items. I used to donate to a well known donation center until I saw how they…read moretreated the donations, like it was trash! I found Hope Closet and I feel like my donation is always appreciated and I am treated with respect. I have been going there for years with my donations. The store is always clean and well organized. Parking is very convenient. I pull up to the curb to quickly unload, and usually a staff member offers to help. Whenever I hear someone has donations, I always recommend Hope Closet.

Excellent job on framing my Mardi Gras print. They were very helpful with picking out a custom…read morecolor frame for my print.

Overpriced eye candy! I am unsure of the history of this brand, but there are only 2 locations in…read moreall of the US, and both are in the suburb of Metairie. They do have quite a selection of home goods, furniture and decorations, but all of it is quite over priced in my opinion. There is a large shared parking lot, and the store is in the middle of a strip mall. Walking in, you are not greeted. The aisles are wide, with plenty of room to move around. In the back is an area where you can have someone frame a photo or artwork. They do have some kitsch, and they have a large selection of my favorite laundry additive, so I do have a place close to come for that. They have a large selection for crafting items of all types, and a selection of clearance items that are the better part of 2 aisles. They do not have much of a selection of local crafts, which is something I would like to see locally owned stores having, so that is disappointing. Most of the items are mass produced. It's nice to look at, but there are better values to be made elsewhere, even at the national chain stores.

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.