Great SuperMarket until the cashier started telling me on how Donald Trump deserves the Nobel Peace…read morePrize and how only he can stop wars and kept telling me that he's not evil and just kept going on and on and on about how great Trump is. Took me by surprise especially coming from a guy behind the counter at an international market. Anyway, won't be going back because I don't wanna have political debates with someone I don't know and arguing with a Trump supporters like arguing with a 3 year old. This happened Tuesday morning October 7th around 11 am just so the owners aware of who it was.

The only place I go to to get freshly cure beef bones for bone broth! The guys in the back are the…read moremost courteous & professional.

Love these family owned and operated corner stores…read more Easy to grab a late night bottles of soda after a walk in the Big Easy. Tried the peach Big Shot soda. A fun treat to cool off when the weather is so hot and humid. Got other drinks, too. A fun little stop right next to our hotel.

I needed nutritional yeast and the thought of driving down Magazine St to Whole Foods on a Saturday…read moregave me a huge headache. As I was leaving Pure Skin Care I saw this store and wasnt sure what to expect. I was delighted that they had everything I needed and I picked up some new multivitamins using the friendly owners suggestions. The store isnt too large but they had everything I needed in their selection. I'm excited to return and browse their shelves when I have more time. I love the fact that they're a small local shop, but I found their prices the same as larger chain retailers! Plus, as I mentioned the owner was super friendly and helpful! I will be sure to return!

The Clark was friendly and very welcoming, when I made a quick stop to grab my son a Landyard for…read moremy son new collection. Very clean and neat items to choose from

A little shop in the MSY airport, Terminal C area, and Richard was super patient. Iced tea only…read morecost $3.89, which is much less of a ripoff than some of the other shops, so that was nice.

It's been thirteen years since I've reviewed the New Orleans Food Co-Op and I've really grown to…read morelove it so I believe an update is due. It's conveniently located for me, as in walking distance, and you can't beat that for picking up essentials. Anything to save myself a car ride! While their selection isn't always robust as far as produce goes, they have far more locally- grown items than Whole Foods. I think they strive to offer as much local as possible, whereas these days WF does not, so kudos to them for that. I don't want my tomatoes from Mexico if they are in season here. That said, you may not find everything you're looking for as the selection varies, but I can always count on finding an organic baked potato and I'm not going to find that at Robert's, the neighborhood supermarket. I used to think pricing was super high here, but I no longer feel that way. In fact, they are often cheaper than Robert's, as it seems like they are just pricing for tourists looking to stock their vacation rentals. They have a good selection of vegan items, even locally-made cheeses and meats, in addition to the commercial brands. And if you hit it at the right time, there's locally-made vegan baked goods, too. They have a modest wine and beer selection but still convenient if you need it. I think the neighborhood should support the Food Co-op. When it first opened, there was all this strange begrudgement around it, "we wanted a real supermarket," but when that so-called "real" supermarket opened it was a bit of an eye-opener for most of us ($7 for OJ five years ago was unheard of, but of course most of us wouldn't bat an eye in this economy).

I really love getting my produce from here! They usually have the same produce as the Farmer's…read moreMarkets but I'm never available during FM hrs so it works great for me us! They also do Market Match here and have a good bulk good section. If you become a member you get some great deals on products. Some things aren't worth getting here because the price increase. My son loves their sushi!

Cedar Market & Pharmacy is a small Middle Eastern, privately owned, grocery store in Metairie,…read moreLouisiana. It claims to also be a Pharmacy, but I didn't notice anything one would typically find in a pharmacy. It could likely be in a separate room. Their selection of chocolates and candies immediately caught my eye. There are varieties of typical chocolates, like Toblerone and Kinder that I haven't seen before. Additionally their cheese selection is pretty solid, that I had to bring some home with me to Connecticut. They also have meats and salami, which I wasn't particularly interested in, so I can't say much about them. They have some fresh fruits and vegetables, unique juices and snacks. The prices are reasonable and the staff are friendly.

Cedar Market offers specialty items you can't find anywhere else and better versions of many…read moreproducts that you can find elsewhere. For example, they sell leban and ayran, which are unavailable elsewhere, and their tomato paste, in glass jars rather than in cans, is superior to all other brands. But all their items are of very high quality. They also feature a lunch table at which you can order from a glass display case containing excellent Middle Eastern dishes, and there is usually a small gathering of Arabic-speaking men there with whom you can speak Arabic if you like, and the store personnel are exceptionally courteous and nice. All in all, Cedar Market is a very happy experience.

This little market has the BEST goat meat in town. I don't usually like goat, but the goat meat…read moresold here is PHENOMENAL. There is zero stink to the meat! You know what I'm talking about if you've had goat before. Goat has a stink to the meat sometimes that smells quite literally like a farm. However, no matter how you're cooking the goat meat from here, you will not get that smell! My boyfriend has cooked curry, soups, etc. with it and it's perfect meat every time! The only caveat is that it's kind of pricey here at $15 per pound, but I assure you, it's well worth it. I swear this is the only place my boyfriend will get goat around here. The goat meat here is QUALITY - I think it's likely meat from a young goat that was castrated early. If you drop by towards the end of the day, you may find that they don't have a lot of good cuts of meat left (which, in my opinion, is a good indicator of popularity, since it means other people are buying it up!). However, they will give you a discount if the pieces available are especially bony (but that's perfect for a soup), so their business model is pretty fair too.

A nice, small halal grocery with fresh meat available at a good price…read more hate going to Kased for chicken because it's frozen and doesn't look great. And Cresent market is always so low on stock. But Houma Market, while there was no fresh meat available that was out, cut the chicken fresh for us. It was also so cheap - we got 3lbs of meat for $5. The employees were very friendly as well. Will definitely be back. Though I was warned by a friend that some of their spices and dry products tend to be expired. So just make sure to check the expiration!

These beautiful people has the best costumer service I've seen in my life! & The food has always…read morebeen great.

They have delicious and generously dressed po boys in the back...big plus for lunch…read more The only thing is, a few of the times I've been here, some of the shelf items were outdated. I definitely ate an expired can of green beans from here once, and almost purchsed a 3 year old box of Ritz. I am addicted to the sandwiches, so I won't be so hard on them. Also, the owners are real cool and have been in the neighborhood for years, and offer very friendly service.