The cashiers are friendly and the hours are convenient. They offer large, green tote bags. The…read moreselection is great. The parking lot can be challenging, depending on when you shop. Great for trips to get milk, eggs, bread, etc.

Not much of a parking lot. Reasonable prices for the area. Employees were friendly and helpful.read more

801 Harrison Ave New Orleans, La 70124…read more Lakeview is getting better and better every day. It's like a day out with friends. I start out with a budget for myself and end up buying more than I planned. But "dat's" ok, because everyone who enjoys my cooking says, gurl, you should be a chef, now dat's Nu"awlings. As I rolled along, I ran into one of the staffers at the deli area (Pamela) is her name, who have her specialty dishes in the deli department. My good friend was enjoying a sample of the chicken salad, the shrimp, of which you could make a salad instead of just boiled and seasoned, and the potato salad was so good, I bought more to take home. You could hear my friend and I going hmm, hmm , hmmm, way at the cashier's area, we were in tasting heaven. Pamela made you feel like you were visiting family, her specials were absolutely deeeee licious. When you make the curb on the other side of Pamela's & staffers, there's more Chefs, Sous Chefs, kitchen staff, they always have a smile and they are the best cooks and the best food one can find in a market. Have mercy y'all, there's everything you can think of.,especially chesesie ham, oh I know it's spelled wrong , you won't notice what's incorrect when you eat the ham on a PoBoy, uh huh.There's all the libations you can name all year round. I'm telling you, there everything you want. I'm an up and down the aisle gal, I don't need a list, I'm happy when I leave out broke, that how stocked Lakeview is. I know you're laughing but I've got what I needed and don't have to run around the city to get what I need at home and won't have to come back until next week. Now don't forget go and holla at Pamela and the whole deli staff, the Pizza stand ( and the pizzas are hot out of the oven. This is nat'Ully naw'lins y'all. Ahm outta heah, be safe " MO" pics will come later.

For my family the best thing they have going for them is their proximity to my house. The parking…read morelot is a nightmare, overrun with rude, inconsiderate people that can't park (okay, not the store's fault but a real issue). Don't go when the catholic school is getting out - the entitled parents use it as their personal parking lot. This I do blame the store for allowing to happen. Overall, the prices are high, you have to check expiration dates and the majority of the associates (with the exception of a couple of old-timers that are wonderful) are extremely rude and clueless. Diorgnacs is only a few minutes further and with the drive.

Rouses on Freret is a small but super convenient neighborhood grocery store especially if you're…read morestaying nearby like we were. The store was clean, organized, and surprisingly well‑stocked for its size. It's great for grabbing essentials without having to trek across town. Parking is tiny, but that's pretty normal for the area, and honestly the location made up for it since it was right next to our Airbnb. I also appreciated that they had security on site, which made the whole experience feel safer and more comfortable. Where things went downhill was with the checker named Sebastian. His attitude was unnecessarily rude, and it really stood out compared to the otherwise positive experience. Everything else about the store gets five stars, but the interaction at checkout definitely took away from the visit.

This is specifically for Freret Faire the in store restaurant/cafe in the Rouses on Freret Street…read more You can dine in or take orders to go. Food is made fresh to order in front of you. Menu consists of breakfast, lunch, coffee/lattes, smoothies. Indoor / outdoor (covered) seating. Friendly courteous staff. I ordered breakfast. It was fresh and delicious. The pancakes were perfect.

An amazing small market in the heart of the Uptown neighborhood. It's a mainstay in this part of…read morethe city and folks have shopped here for many years. The variety of local and housemate product is simply amazing. Most of it looks delicious and they carry a wide variety of food. From coffee to prepared food, to bottled and even ice cream the local presence fits New Orleans perfectly. It was immediately decided that this would be tomorrows dinner spot! The aisles are great to perused and search for unique things. I wish I could take a shopping cart home with me, but, alas merely a pipedream. There's plenty of parking lot area, in front and across the street.

This store manages to have most of what I'm looking for. The staff is courteous without exception…read more The smaller size and early opening time make it remarkably convenient. Small grocery store with a big voice!

Hidden gem with best food. They are friendly, best food, and if you have not been, you must go. I…read morehope they will take card at some point

Food don't taste the same like it used to be but the fish look more like fish then Chicken stripsread more

Needed to pick up two bouquets of flowers for my two daughters for Match Day in New Orleans. My…read morefriend recommended to go to Robert Fresh Market. Such a great place to pick up Ecuadorian roses. Ecuadorian roses are really some of the best in the world. Love the vibrant colors. The blooms are so large and they last for 12-15 days. Took two different bouquets and split them to make two different bouquets. Added some baby's breath. Wrapped up in paper and a ribbon. Walked into Match Day and got so many compliments. The bouquets were beautiful. No extra charge to have them professionally wrapped up. A deal at $19.99 for a dozen fresh Ecuadorian roses. And of course, there is a grocery store with a bakery, deli and plenty of fresh Louisiana seafood. Let the Good Times Roll.

5, Five, 4+1=5 ! Five Star on the Hot Food Bar. This afternoon for lunch I had the Crawfish Spicy…read morebisque. Oh so delicious especially since the pollen has kicked my allergies into unhealthy gear. Definitely food for the soul and body. Every spoonful had crawfish in it, ya' heard me correctly every. And if that wasn't enough I got some Asian food as well. A dabbling of this and that. I don't want to stuff myself. I need to get back to work.

This place is terrible now. There are new owners who have made the store into another generic…read moreoverpriced FQ joint. No character, no acknowledgement of the rich musical history associated with the store, just unfriendly staff and bad vibes. Oh- they also tried to overcharge me. What a loss to the community. They don't even have grocery staples anymore. Also without notice or severance the new owners fired employees who had been there for years. A sad, sad situation. Change the damn name!

Great neighborhood grocery with reasonable prices and nice variety of foods, toiletries, otc meds,…read morealcohol and snacks. They have an extensive selection of wines which is always nice to have for last minute hostess gifts. They no longer have a kitchen so I do miss that option. Staff is very friendly as well.

A mess Not very helpful staff…read moreDisorganized and expensive Felt and looked dirty Won't go back

I've never bought frozen food here that wasn't so over frozen and freezer burnt that I was able to…read morecook it. All of their freezers are so crap. Some leak constantly or don't have a good seal on the doors, so they just crank them all up. So some things are not cold enough and everything else so cold that it is ruined before you bring it home. And from how the other reviews look, I doubt I could ever get a refund with jumping through a million hoops or straight up just getting told no. The produce is covered in flies and I've found myself buying extra because I know I'll be disappointed in quality once I get home and cut into it. Some prices are a little better than the grocery stores near my house, but I've thrown away so much money shopping here. They promote it as they "classic" or "historic" Circle Food Store, but it's obvious Sidney Torres doesn't care about preserving whatever importance this store once held. It's dirty all over. I'd never buy meat or fish from the butcher. The amount of flies and bugs in produce travel over to the meat department and land on the fresh food in the display chases. So only shop here if you don't need anything fresh or frozen. And even then check the dates on whatever you buy. I feel like I'm throwing away money when I shop here. However much money I save, I just throw away in food when I try to cook it A rat could run a cleaner and better store than Sydney Torres