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.

Good food right price especially the liver with grits and onions. Always go when I visit Nolaread more

Horrible experience, customer service was horrible the whole visit... waited a hour on 2 hot sauce…read moresandwich

Need gas? Fill up…read moreyour rental car before you get to the car rental center. If you forget, it is $10.95 a gallon Yikes!!!

I have frequented this gas station. It's decent, and usually has the most affordable gas in the…read morelakeview/lake terrace area. The owners can be friendly, if you are friendly. They left an impression this last hurricane season by personally directing traffic to keep it moving efficiently and stopping people from cutting. They do offer a few good treats and cheap coffee for being a smaller gas station. They do not allow loitering so there is no panhandling or people hanging outside which I appreciate as a young woman.

For a gas station it's one of the biggest and best po boys in New Orleans!!! I go there EVERY time…read moreI'm in town to grab a shrimp on loaf. Big enough for 2 people!

Jimmy's discount is such an affordable place to go. The staff is great and they have the best…read moreaffordable po boys in town! The po boys are huge! I recommend getting the shrimp po boys, it's delicious!

Great spot on the Bayou for a gas station. There's another more popular station down yonder, but…read morethis isn't their review, so... I stop in from time to time when I'm visiting in the area & today was more of the same. The gas prices here are HIGHer, but consider the area, few gas stations around these parts. Soooo they're able to capitalize on the location. Today was no different; gas tank on E for EXCITEMENT, I moseyed on in, got my gas & blazed on out. Ooooh, I forgot to mentions, this is one of few places that sells the particular candies called VIOLETS, I love, for the moment that is. The cashier today wasn't super friendly, but it didn't stop my vibe... I had my VIOLETS, so I was happy as a kid in a candy store!!!!

This is a pretty small gas station which also has a garage. Gas prices are usually a bit high but…read moreit's the only pump around, so that's to be expected. They get +1 star for the absurdity of Shell Fest...which is a party in the gas station parking lot during Jazz Fest. You can pay big bucks to park here and then party away the rest of the evening...in a gas station parking lot. I must admit, I've only ever wandered by the party since I was usually hell bent for a shower by the time I left the fairgrounds.

Convenient store that specializes in Brothers Chicken , boudin balls and fries. Cooked fresh and…read morehot. Great prices for grabbing snacks and drinks and candy for your hotel cheap eats. Prices reasonable. Alcohol available as well. Staff friendly, this Mart is open 24 hrs!

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.

Holy Crap, this place is the urban slice of life. Panhandlers in the parking lot as your gassing…read moreup, all kinds of characters in and out of the place selling stuff or working scams, and the teller is in a room that is more like a bank vault than a gas station. Every time I gas up here I am sure the place is about to get robbed. Don't expect to be able to wash your windows here and check the air, this place is pretty much for those on reserve, or in need of a quick 6 pack of PBR or your light beer of choice.

This place can go straight to hell for a couple of reasons…read more.. For starters, the gas is a good 20 cents higher than every other station in town (yes in town...as in the middle of the city!) That's some real price gouging there! ...and because i barely drive and i buy gas at the last minute, i often have to buy gas here anyway (location, location, location!) At least they give you the Winn-Dixie discount. They get a whole star for that...if only it off-set the fact that it still doesn't make up for the mark-up....and the closest Winn-Dixie is in Gentilly (it's still almost the closest big grocery store--the curse of the Bywater/Marigny.) They do at least have a working air pump (for $1 in quarters)...which goes well with my redneck-parking-lot-mechanic tendencies. Some out-of-work brown person might even offer to change your tire for you...if you're into that. i just realized i've never even been inside the place...so i guess it is at least kind of convenient in that way...but that's also because Hank's is right down the road and that's where i'd take my usual convenience store business...they just don't have gas or air.

We decided to stay off I-10 and take Hwy. 90 across to Bay St. Louis just for a change of pace and…read morea little sightseeing. Knowing we needed to stop and fuel up before starting on this journey since the route is a little remote and we weren't sure if there were going to be a lot of choices for gas as we traveled east. There are a few stations along this stretch of road but this seemed to be one of the better choices judging by appearance only. It turned out to be a good choice the pumps were in great condition and the restrooms were pretty clean, heading east the station is on the left side of the road I recommend avoiding the station on the right just before the turn for this one it looks a little shady but that just my observation after pulling in and exiting without making a purchase.

I was in need of a case of h2o. It was 7:50am so family…read moredollar was not open. CVS was not open. We drove to magnolia discount. Staff was very friendly and complemented me on my fashion choices (these old clothes). I picked up a case of Dasani Water. Walked to counter, clerk rang up water $14.99 plus tax. I literally almost fainted. Same case of water is $7dollars at Big Box Store. I will get off my high horse now. I don't mind a fair wage for work or a fair price for product or craftsman. I do firmly believe I was price gouged( I hope I spelled that correctly ) If you shop here SKE sure you stick to the basic commodities

After my visit here I plan to do my best to avoid this station in the future…read more One Sunday I was heading home after a long day shooting and I needed to refuel. Not gasoline, but something far more essential. An orange Powerade and a Tabasco seasoned beef stick were what I needed so I pulled into the first station I saw. The first thing I noticed about this station was the badass old GMC 4x4 panel truck in the lot. I don't know who it belonged to, but it gave me high hopes that the rest of the station would be equally badass. Boy, way I wrong. The interior of the station is not laid out very well. The aisles between the rows are narrow and you run the length of the store. If someone is perusing the oil selection, they block your path. I was able to find my items relatively easy, but that is about the only good thing I can say. My entire time in the store I felt very uneasy. The cashier was constantly scanning the store as if he was expecting trouble. I too detected a whiff of trouble when the doors opened and several gutter punks entered the store. Adding to the uncomfortableness was the several professional drunks fiending for beer. After paying, I headed for the door only to be accosted by the remaining gutter punks out front. I'd much prefer a beef stick buying experience that doesn't involve being harassed by degenerates. Good luck if you end up here.

Best gas station food. It was all fresh and the chicken was fried perfectly. I'll be back for…read moreBrothers again!

Late-night cravings had me settling for whatever was open, and Brothers Chicken always comes…read morethrough in those moments. Even though the chicken wasn't the freshest this time around, the staff was kind enough to let me taste a piece to make sure I was good with my choice--a thoughtful gesture for sure. Quick in and out, and I left satisfied. A win is a win, ya heard me!