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Great place! It went through some teething problems in the first year, but now they've got a great group of vendors, paired with a really pleasant place to eat. I'll start with that, because otherwise this venue would be all about takeout. It's bright, open (30' ceiling!), nicely restored, and WELL KEPT. So often food courts are just a wreck--people's leavings everywhere. At St Roch they keep after that. Not only are there decent tables in many sizes, there's a nice marble bar as well. Now as to the food: we got going there for the $1 oysters from 3-5 at the oyster bar. Nice with a beer, and the char-broiled ones are great too. Then we went for the brisket sandwich special the charcuterie place was having for lunchtime-yuuum, and the owner couldn't be nicer. We've heard good things about the Cuban place too, so that's on the list. There's a fun Burmese place as well, and a poke/sushi place I mean to try. Also Bahamian. The places vary of course in the level of service, but the ones I've described are really nice. All in all it's a great addition to the neighborhood; worth finding out what clicks for you because it becomes a pleasant habit.
(The salted oyster) I've been here once before had a good time great happy hour oyster but not this time. I honestly don't even know where to begin. Our experience at Salted Pearl at St. Roch Market was absolutely horrible, and the way we were treated by David was completely unacceptable. From the moment we arrived, David seemed irritated with us. We wanted to order a dozen oysters for each person in our group, but he told us that the limit was 2 dozen per group there is only 3 of us. We accepted that, but his attitude toward us was rude from the very beginning. I told my friend she can eat with her fiancé because they've been wanting oysters and I lost my appetite from the tone of his voice it was so rude from the beginning. His response was horrible, he didn't de-escalate the situation that was even a problem. All you had to do was explain he turned the situation into a problem by his reaction. Things only continued to get worse. I got sushi next vendor. We had already prepaid for all of our meals, and when we asked for some extra cocktail and horseradish sauce, David flat-out refused and told us, essentially, that what we received was all we were getting. When we questioned why he was being so rude and disrespectful toward us, instead of trying to resolve the situation professionally, he continued arguing with us. I didn't mentioned he slammed the oyster trays down toward us and started talking disrespectfully right in front of us. At that point, the situation became extremely uncomfortable. He eventually came out from behind the counter and got in my friend's fiance face, and it felt like the situation was very close to becoming physical. He told us to get the fuck out multiple times. He was yelling at us to get the fuck out. What is actually wrong with you dude. What makes this even more disappointing is that we were told David is almost a partial owner of the establishment. If that is the case, it is even more concerning that someone in that position would treat paying customers this way. We came to St. Roch Market to enjoy ourselves and spend our money, not to argue with someone who was supposed to be providing customer service. There is absolutely a way to enforce policies or say no to a request without being hostile, disrespectful, or confrontational. I have never experienced customer service this bad. The entire situation was unnecessary and completely ruined our experience. Management should seriously address this because no paying customer should feel intimidated or threatened while simply trying to enjoy their meal. The manager of the establishment it was her first day she didn't know what to do but sent an email to someone. I will never return to Salted Pearl, and based on this experience, I would not recommend it to anyone. David this is not how you treat people just because you're having a bad day.
Loved the Salted Pearl! We came back 3 times in 5 days! Also the service was so friendly and the space is wonderful.
This place blew my mind. The smell when you walk in is absolutely to die for, and the wide variety of selection of cuisines is unmatched. Definitely come here when your group can't decide what to eat, you can get a little bit of everything!
A a chance to revisit the st roch market after a few years. The ambiance and atmosphere is always welcoming and comfortable. I had a fish plate from Not Ya Mae's Kitchen and it was impeccable. The fish was so crispy and crunchy like I like it and everything on the plate complimented each other very well. The service was great and straight to the point. I love how the cashier was very accommodating. There are other great booths in the market that I can't wait to try. I will be back and I recommend everyone stop by if you ever have time and in the area!
Loved this spot.... so many unique eateries under one roof. Plus the is a great bar in the back with a wonderful wine selection.
The atmosphere and food options were wonderful!!! We've been a few times in the past and have always loved the variety. The food really was so great today!!
I love markets like this because you can try so many things and St Roch has always been a staple. The only complaint really was that this space is so hot! They need more air conditioners or better ventilation for the summer. My current favorites were the Thai spot and the Jamaican taco spot! The hot chicken place was so flavorless, I don't recommend
Thai food by Chef Orawin was an incredible experience. Nola is know for amazing cuisine and my meal at St Roch market was my favorite of the entire trip! I ordered catfish Thai salad and it was AMAZING! Great Thai flavors (fish sauce, lime, etc) and and fish was perfectly cooked, well seasoned and incredibly crispy! The ambiance of the market is very nice and it's great to have lots of options (my friends and I tried different restaurants). We all received our food quickly and after I ate my meal, the chef came over to talk with us. Truly an amazing experience and I will definitely go back the next time I'm in New Oleana!
Man, where do I start? Came in from a Carnival cruise and after getting situated and checking on family...looked for a place to eat. Fell into St. Roch Market and decided to visit with my 4 family members. Had a lot of different options!!! I got Lin's Sushi and Poke Bowl's Tonkotsu Ramen Bowl. I opted for "0" spice level. It had pork slices, pork belly and I added shrimp. Has a piece of collard green, seaweed pieces, a soft boiled egg, a dumpling, and hot pork broth. Best ramen I've had in a long time! My sister had the spicy ramen, my mom had a vegan taco with a side of avocado, and my sister in law had Mediterranean salad, fresh hummus, and delicious falafel. Also grabbed ginger lemonade tea and it was very strong ginger flavor. Packed a strong punch!! It also had a coffee shop and a few other places to choose from to eat. Would recommend for a group that are kind of indecisive. Also has a place that sold raw and chargrilled oysters, coffee bar, a bar that served alcoholic beverages and myriad of other places. Try for yourself! Service was good and food was hot and fresh for us all. Would definitely return next time I'm in town.
Great evening vibe. Kid friendly. So many options when you can't decide...get a few and share. We did and picked from 3 different vendors. Awesome drunken noodle. Tasty salad. And also tried a dish from the Cuban vendor. On a busier day would have been nice to sit on patio and people/car watch while enjoying a meal for Bev from the bar.
I have been wanting to check this out for a while now. We went on a Sunday so we could just walk around and check it out. I also wanted to get a mimosa which is only $5 Friday, Saturday and Sunday with any food purchase. I tried the frozen Zanzibar Boogie from the Bar which was strong which is to my liking. It wasn't sweet which I'm more into so I added a packet of sugar and it was perfect. Then I had a mimosa which was also strong and good! There's so much to choose from but we settled on trying an empanada from Aritza's Kitchen. It was truly amazing. So crispy and tasty. We're planning to go back for a Happy Hour and another Sunday. So much to still try! I saw that they had board games that you could play with friends. Y'all should check it out!
I totally enjoyed my rainbow salad with chicken at the Burmese stall in Saint Roch's market. Service is great and they customized the heat level for me even though I could've eaten it a bit hotter. I want to go back and try their Laksa.
I always hit up St Roch market during my yearly art conference at the healing center. My girl, Chef Lin at Laksa is always ready to serve it up for me. This year I dove in for her Build your own Poke bowls. Me and friends ate there twice during our conference. The seating is plentiful and you can stop in for a cocktail or coffee, just as easily as grabbing a meal. With varied choices, there's something for everyone. read more
A historic food hall in New Orleans was founded on May 1, 1875. It has survived fires, hurricanes, and reinventions while remaining the neighborhood's gathering place. Today, an enclosed space houses a number of locally owned, independent vendors that occasionally rotate. I opted for Laksa, hosted by Ms Lin, and ordered her take on "Shumai" which are dumplings folded around a ground mixture of chicken and shrimp. Topped with a savory dressing and accompanied by the sauces of your choosing, Ms Lin prepares authentic southeastern Asia dishes, appetizers, mains, and bowls. You will enjoy, I sure did. read more
Cute ambiance and very hip. Don't get confused for an actual market, as this place is more of a food hall. I enjoy places like these because there are options in one place. Unfortunately, when we came, the Cuban booth wasn't open. They have one long bar, thai food, burmese food, panini/salad/cookies, Bahamian food, Mediterranean food, italian, etc. They are open until late too so you can try one for lunch and another for dinner! I enjoyed Junkanoo Cafe's oxtail with rice that came with 2 sides: mac and cheese and plantains. The tossed cobb salad from Olive Cheese & Crackers and their cookies were good! All the food from other vendors looked amazing, though. So I can't wait to come again and try other vendors. I love the that you can scan a QR code on the table and learn about the buildings history. The prices are a bit steeper than usual New Orleans food, but I guess they gotta pay rent. lol They provide service too! They bring the food to you which is nice and unexpected. I'm used to food halls where you have to pick up from the counter yourself. read more
4 months ago
8 months ago
Great place! It went through some teething problems in the first year, but now they've got a great group of vendors, paired with a really pleasant place to eat. I'll start with that, because otherwise this venue would be all about takeout. It's bright, open (30' ceiling!), nicely restored, and WELL KEPT. So often food courts are just a wreck--people's leavings everywhere. At St Roch they keep after that. Not only are there decent tables in many sizes, there's a nice marble bar as well. Now as to the food: we got going there for the $1 oysters from 3-5 at the oyster bar. Nice with a beer, and the char-broiled ones are great too. Then we went for the brisket sandwich special the charcuterie place was having for lunchtime-yuuum, and the owner couldn't be nicer. We've heard good things about the Cuban place too, so that's on the list. There's a fun Burmese place as well, and a poke/sushi place I mean to try. Also Bahamian. The places vary of course in the level of service, but the ones I've described are really nice. All in all it's a great addition to the neighborhood; worth finding out what clicks for you because it becomes a pleasant habit. read more
1 month ago
(The salted oyster) I've been here once before had a good time great happy hour oyster but not this time. I honestly don't even know where to begin. Our experience at Salted Pearl at St. Roch Market was absolutely horrible, and the way we were treated by David was completely unacceptable. From the moment we arrived, David seemed irritated with us. We wanted to order a dozen oysters for each person in our group, but he told us that the limit was 2 dozen per group there is only 3 of us. We accepted that, but his attitude toward us was rude from the very beginning. I told my friend she can eat with her fiancé because they've been wanting oysters and I lost my appetite from the tone of his voice it was so rude from the beginning. His response was horrible, he didn't de-escalate the situation that was even a problem. All you had to do was explain he turned the situation into a problem by his reaction. Things only continued to get worse. I got sushi next vendor. We had already prepaid for all of our meals, and when we asked for some extra cocktail and horseradish sauce, David flat-out refused and told us, essentially, that what we received was all we were getting. When we questioned why he was being so rude and disrespectful toward us, instead of trying to resolve the situation professionally, he continued arguing with us. I didn't mentioned he slammed the oyster trays down toward us and started talking disrespectfully right in front of us. At that point, the situation became extremely uncomfortable. He eventually came out from behind the counter and got in my friend's fiance face, and it felt like the situation was very close to becoming physical. He told us to get the fuck out multiple times. He was yelling at us to get the fuck out. What is actually wrong with you dude. What makes this even more disappointing is that we were told David is almost a partial owner of the establishment. If that is the case, it is even more concerning that someone in that position would treat paying customers this way. We came to St. Roch Market to enjoy ourselves and spend our money, not to argue with someone who was supposed to be providing customer service. There is absolutely a way to enforce policies or say no to a request without being hostile, disrespectful, or confrontational. I have never experienced customer service this bad. The entire situation was unnecessary and completely ruined our experience. Management should seriously address this because no paying customer should feel intimidated or threatened while simply trying to enjoy their meal. The manager of the establishment it was her first day she didn't know what to do but sent an email to someone. I will never return to Salted Pearl, and based on this experience, I would not recommend it to anyone. David this is not how you treat people just because you're having a bad day. read more
This place blew my mind. The smell when you walk in is absolutely to die for, and the wide variety of selection of cuisines is unmatched. Definitely come here when your group can't decide what to eat, you can get a little bit of everything! read more
4 months ago
A a chance to revisit the st roch market after a few years. The ambiance and atmosphere is always welcoming and comfortable. I had a fish plate from Not Ya Mae's Kitchen and it was impeccable. The fish was so crispy and crunchy like I like it and everything on the plate complimented each other very well. The service was great and straight to the point. I love how the cashier was very accommodating. There are other great booths in the market that I can't wait to try. I will be back and I recommend everyone stop by if you ever have time and in the area! read more
6 months ago
Loved this spot.... so many unique eateries under one roof. Plus the is a great bar in the back with a wonderful wine selection. read more
1 year ago
The atmosphere and food options were wonderful!!! We've been a few times in the past and have always loved the variety. The food really was so great today!! read more
1 year ago
I love markets like this because you can try so many things and St Roch has always been a staple. The only complaint really was that this space is so hot! They need more air conditioners or better ventilation for the summer. My current favorites were the Thai spot and the Jamaican taco spot! The hot chicken place was so flavorless, I don't recommend read more
1 year ago
Thai food by Chef Orawin was an incredible experience. Nola is know for amazing cuisine and my meal at St Roch market was my favorite of the entire trip! I ordered catfish Thai salad and it was AMAZING! Great Thai flavors (fish sauce, lime, etc) and and fish was perfectly cooked, well seasoned and incredibly crispy! The ambiance of the market is very nice and it's great to have lots of options (my friends and I tried different restaurants). We all received our food quickly and after I ate my meal, the chef came over to talk with us. Truly an amazing experience and I will definitely go back the next time I'm in New Oleana! read more
9 months ago
Man, where do I start? Came in from a Carnival cruise and after getting situated and checking on family...looked for a place to eat. Fell into St. Roch Market and decided to visit with my 4 family members. Had a lot of different options!!! I got Lin's Sushi and Poke Bowl's Tonkotsu Ramen Bowl. I opted for "0" spice level. It had pork slices, pork belly and I added shrimp. Has a piece of collard green, seaweed pieces, a soft boiled egg, a dumpling, and hot pork broth. Best ramen I've had in a long time! My sister had the spicy ramen, my mom had a vegan taco with a side of avocado, and my sister in law had Mediterranean salad, fresh hummus, and delicious falafel. Also grabbed ginger lemonade tea and it was very strong ginger flavor. Packed a strong punch!! It also had a coffee shop and a few other places to choose from to eat. Would recommend for a group that are kind of indecisive. Also has a place that sold raw and chargrilled oysters, coffee bar, a bar that served alcoholic beverages and myriad of other places. Try for yourself! Service was good and food was hot and fresh for us all. Would definitely return next time I'm in town. read more
1 year ago
Great evening vibe. Kid friendly. So many options when you can't decide...get a few and share. We did and picked from 3 different vendors. Awesome drunken noodle. Tasty salad. And also tried a dish from the Cuban vendor. On a busier day would have been nice to sit on patio and people/car watch while enjoying a meal for Bev from the bar. read more
I have been wanting to check this out for a while now. We went on a Sunday so we could just walk around and check it out. I also wanted to get a mimosa which is only $5 Friday, Saturday and Sunday with any food purchase. I tried the frozen Zanzibar Boogie from the Bar which was strong which is to my liking. It wasn't sweet which I'm more into so I added a packet of sugar and it was perfect. Then I had a mimosa which was also strong and good! There's so much to choose from but we settled on trying an empanada from Aritza's Kitchen. It was truly amazing. So crispy and tasty. We're planning to go back for a Happy Hour and another Sunday. So much to still try! I saw that they had board games that you could play with friends. Y'all should check it out! read more
10 months ago
I totally enjoyed my rainbow salad with chicken at the Burmese stall in Saint Roch's market. Service is great and they customized the heat level for me even though I could've eaten it a bit hotter. I want to go back and try their Laksa. read more
5 months ago
11 months ago
Loved the variety provided at St. Roch Market. This is a great place to go if you are with a larger group, or people who have different taste buds. We ended up trying multiple booths and our favorite dish was the Thai Fried Okra. read more
Weird. I'm pretty sure that I've reviewed St Roch Market before but it's not there now. The market has had it's ups and downs since opening in 2015. It's currently under new management. And it shows! Compared to my trip around MG, my visit last month was a whole new venue! Vendor booths were almost completely filled and there was a good variety of food and drinks offered. My Mom had a falafel wrap and I had a sushirito both were delicious. It was Mom's first trip and she really enjoyed wandering through. I'm glad to see the Market back on the upswing! And I can't wait to stop by again soon. read more
2 years ago
It's convenient to have several food options to choose and decent seating options. My kids wanted ramen but I came for the Bahamian restaurant, Junkanoo cafe, which didn't disappoint my home food craving. The only negative was the questionable utensils. I know dishwasher is the thing but a pre wash is important as well as post inspection before putting them out. New Orleans may claim to have the best food and seasonings but since we've moved here from The Bahamas we have not been impressed. I'm so happy I have a spot to go to when I don't wanna cook but want some home style food and flavor. And Lady D, the owner, is such an island delight! Thanks for the delicious peas n rice and moist guava duff! We'll be back....with friends! read more
I love running in to st. Roch for coffee in the morning at cost roast. Today I ran in and grabbed a biscuit from fried and true... dude it wasn't done! Ewww... it was pretty good until o got a mouthful of dough! I will have to say any other time I've gone I've gotten good service and food. It's pricey but you get to choose from different types of food in one place! So I say go give it a go it's worth it. read more
5 months ago
Thai food court has something for everyone! The bar, sandwich spot, coffee and restaurants inside are amazing! We ran in to check it out but also got a coffee and it was amazing! I can't wait to go back when the other places are open. The location is great and the building is beautiful! read more
3 years ago
Got to try this creative and relaxed food hall: local vendors, great food, wide choice and relaxed setting. Everyone is so friendly and welcoming. And everything is within a beautiful historic spaces. My muffuletta was perfectly fresh, layered with Italian meats and cheeses. The pho was outstanding. Greek dishes ruled. Don't see how you would regret any choice. read more
It was about 2pm on a sweltering summer day, and I was sooooo hungry. We parked a few blocks away and tried to get in at Morrow's which is across the street, but we were quoted a wait time of 2 and a half hours. My hunger doesn't tolerate wait times like that, so I asked Yelp for help. Lo and behold, St. Roch market was only 100 feet away! This is a small food hall compared to the ones I am accustomed to, but it is cute and clean and there's so much to choose from! Every vendor booth was occupied, and the choices included Mexican, Indian, seafood, sushi (vegan and regular sushi), a coffee bar, and a few other places. I thought I wanted a sandwich, but the first thing on the deli's menu was a sandwich for $20. It is a food hall, so I expected food-truck-price-vibes but a twenty-dollar sandwich with a side sold separately is not giving food hall. Instead, I had a delicious curry served with naan and a sweet dipping sauce for $11.99 from the Indian place. The vendor was really kind; she made it vegetarian for me and even asked what spice level I wanted. That food was fast and delicious! A place next to the Indian food vendor had HUGE perfect sugar cookies and double chocolate cookies so that was the perfect ending to the meal. I think the baker's name is Allison and she works with her husband. They are so great and so sweet! (the cookies and the couple lol) read more
In a neighborhood full of murals is a food hall. With free onsite parking, St. Roch Market is one open space with a handful of vendors selling coffee, tacos, pho, and more. For lunch, my wife enjoyed the pho and I the laksa (a Malaysian soup). After eating, the staff bus your food for you. read more
I went to pass time before a nearby event. I wanted a place I could grab some wine, sit in the cool air or patio if I wanted to enjoy the summer heat, and even order food if need be. I was luckily there during happy hour so wine was $7 a glass. The bartender was very chill and attentive to all guests seated. read more
Wow the market has made a turn around! The last time I was there many of the vendor stalls were empty and there were only a few people who came in. This Sunday the place was bustling with people and there were so many vendors! I got a plate of nachos from Taceaux Loceaux and a mango margarita that was a special for Cinco de Mayo. The tacos and margarita were both delicious! I'm glad that they've turned the place around and we'll be back! read more
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3 years ago
Great food and drink offerings! Nice people serving everything We had a dozen oysters with some Abita Amber and everything was perfect. Really tasty oysters with almost zero brine flavor but big and meaty. I can't remember the vendor now (next to the Bar toward the rear) Also had some Po'boys from Genevieve's and they were AMAZING. Got a Shrimp and a Hot Sausage.....and the Hot Sausage was a 10/10 one of the best sandwiches out there. Great bread and the sausage flavors mixing with the fat from the cheese and mayo.....oh man. Also had some Crab Balls that were alllll crab and had all the great textures with the fried outer layer Plenty of spots to sit and chill out read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
Market has approximately 10 stalls full of various food options ranging from taco's to Burmese cuisine to breakfast brunch type dishes etc. A fun, bright, active market to grab some good bites. read more
2 years ago
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Would a group of 9 be able to find seating together on a Friday night?
There's definitely tables that would accommodate 9 but we went on a Saturday morning and there was plenty of room. No idea what the dinner crowd looks like though.
How busy would it be at around the afternoon (1:30ish) on a Sunday? If two people had two suitcases would it be too much to fit at a table?
It's not crazy busy on Sundays. You should be okay.
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