Generally, this is going to be the lowest price fuel in the area. They are always busy, and that is…read morean indication of the quality of service and level of quality product.

Best gas station. Clean restrooms, nice and friendly cashiers, good price on both and liquor items.read more

I stopped here for gas which was fast and easy and the price was competitive. Right off the highway…read moreso good location

Another 5 star experience!!!!! Everything is always so clean, the staff sooooo friendly, and the…read morefood is to die for!!!!!!

The three stars is simply because I don't hunk you can call yourself a Cajun Diner and not have a…read moresingle thing Cajun on your menu. That said, the service was great and the grilled pork chop with fried okra and mashed potatoes was very good!

Easy in and out,uses Murphy fuel which is a good grade of fuel. The little kiosk is very handy to…read moreuse, also the fuel program is very good.

Gene Cox's Grocery & Meats has been in business for over 50 years, which is a great, boast-worthy…read moreaccomplishment! Cox's is a small, family-run, grocery store with the best meat market in town. Despite the many large grocery store competitors around town, the locals remain loyal to Cox's because of their Southern hospitality and quality products. From the moment you walk in to check-out, the staff are eager to help and answer any questions. On our first visit, we felt very welcomed as we took our time to browse the store. Hot foods are available most of the day, breakfast biscuit sandwiches in the morning and then typical lunch food fare(fried chicken/fish, meat pies, boudin, boudin balls, sausage links) for the rest of the day. We were surprised to find fresh, homemade cracklins for $16.99/lb. A majority of the hearty bite-sized pieces had a good meat:skin proportion. The cracklins had a nice crunch and seasoning, but not too spicy. (Most natives are used to the spicy seasoned cracklins from south La). There is an extensive selection of packaged specialty meats and foods (seasoned pork chops/pork tenderloin/chicken/ribs, stuffed chicken, certified Angus beef, smoked beef patties, twice-baked potatoes) and it was hard to select a few choices because everything looked deliciously mouthwatering! We grabbed a few of them to cook up at home- duck wrapped in bacon and chicken stuffed with crawfish dressing. Catering options are available too, just let them know in advance. The rest of the store is similar to what you would find in the typical convenient store with snacks and beverages, including some local brews. With the Mardi Gras season upon us, Abita Mardi Gras Bock is in stock too! I saw a small display of various jerky flavors and local jarred goodies like fruit, jams, and seasonings. Remember to visit Gene Cox's Grocery & Meats the next time you can't decide what to make for lunch/dinner. You'll be sure to find great food here should you need a little snack or a meal. The carnivore in you will surely be screaming to buy all the specialty meats. And as a rule of thumb, eat and shop local!

Located inside a gas station on corner of Arkansas rd. Being in the gas station is the biggest…read moreneagative in my opinion. Small meat selection in case as well.

Do not use the bathroom here, men's or women's. It's from 1982, dark and dingy. Broken appliances…read morein disrepair. NO soap. The dispensers are broken. It needs totally gutted and redone. Although the clerk was nice, there was no intent to correct the soap issue.

If you need to use the restroom keep driving unless you are not bothered by using a restroom that…read morehas never been cleaned. The sink is a nice shade of brown and the floors are covered in years with of dirt and filth. Sure they have snacks and drinks you can grab for your trip but they've been stocked by someone who doesn't care that the bathroom has never been cleaned and if they washed their hands they washed them in the brown sink. No telling what is splattered all over the toilet paper dispenser but the employees clearly didn't want to touch it either because the toilet paper is rested on the back of the toilet instead of in the dispenser.

It's a little pricier than a Circle K, and the pumps make some weird noises that sound like old…read moredial up noises. The street it's on is a bit busy, so be careful turning out.

They broke my shifter cable and refused to take responsibility. Terrible business. AVOID!!!…read moreYou have been warned!

Awesome professionals who took time to answer all my questions about car. Would definitely…read morerecommend Shell Rapid Lude at 1-20 and Wells Road.