We saw this "snow-cone" stand parked in an empty lot while traveling through Dequincy so we decided…read moreto stop in and get a cool treat. The proprietor was friendly and looked like he was taking a break after a rush of traffic but was quick to take our order and get our shave ice and italian ice order to us in a matter of minutes. Both were so flavorful and refreshing and reasonably priced definitely a place we'd stop in again, lots of flavors and all made with plenty of quality ingredients - this was the perfect cure for the Louisiana heat and humidity...

Stopped at the pilot travel center today for fuel. The price per gallon was $3.05. All the pumps…read morewere working and I received a receipt upon request from the gas pump. The gas pump worked as intended with no issues and surrounding area was super clean.

I love pilot fuel stations they are always great place for food and fuel. On road trips they are…read moreone of the best!

I've lived in Lake Charles for 1 yr now & soon after moving, a neighbor told me Nelson's has the…read morebest donuts around. I gave 'em a shot & I swear I heard angels singing, the moment I bit into that 1st glazed donut !!!!! I've never tasted such a delicious donut in my life. They melt in your mouth, and they taste like no donut I've ever tasted. I wish I could properly describe the heavenly taste of Nelson's donuts. Please just take my word for it, they're the best donut you'll ever eat. I've sampled a whole lotta' donuts, across several cities/states for nearly 40 years, and I can easily say Nelson's has the best donuts ever ! My youngest daughter and I make a special trip to Nelson's, a couple of times each week during the summer, and 1-2 x's a month during the school year. She looks forward to it, & everyone there treats us like family. Hearing the news that Nelson caught on fire, recently, actually made me feel emotional. Nelson's is an institution in Lake Charles & none of the donut shops can replace them. I hope Mr Nelson himself knows how desperate the community is to see them back in action.

Always give cold donuts , they are never fresh , and this is my 3rd time going there and I always…read moreget attitude, I asked the girl are the donuts warm she said no nd I said you just go sell me cold donuts she said well do you want them or not nd I asked her to warm them she give them back still cold every time I go here I get bad costumer service like I shouldn't be there

Cute little market pitstop I got cause it has non-ethanol fuel. It's clean very spacious and has…read moresomething else attached to the side of it. Maybe an ice cream shop or something maybe Dunkin' Donuts Baskin-Robbins I didn't look. I'm a terrible reviewer. What can I say? I'm on a road trip and only stopped here take a shit and buy a zippo lighter

This rest stop has no changing tables for babies. Not only did we have to change our baby out in…read morethe open in the parking lot, but we saw two other families doing the same thing. The restrooms were also gross and both the men and women's restrooms were missing paper towels and soap.

I've been gone from the area for a number of years actually more than a few decades so the first…read moretime I saw a Rouse Market here I was just as impressed as I was when they turned the narrow two lane Highway 378 into the massive expressway it is today, for years there were two places to buy groceries in MB there was Market Basket and Sonny's (closed decades ago) which was directly across the street from the now ailing Market Basket who's smoked boudin is legendary and may be one of the few reasons the faithful still trade there - yes it's great there are now choices and even better that there is now competition. Now let me give credit where credits due - Rouses Market is a level above anything in town well at least in Moss Bluff being everyone here still has a Lake Charles address. Oh yea there Walmart Market Place with its parking lot filled 24/7 and then there's Amazon the store that will eventually crush them all as soon as the old touchy feely generation goes to the promise land, but until that time you have to experience a Rouses Market its Louisiana through and through. I mean tell me where you can match the line up I observed today e.g. fried chicken seasoned with crawfish boil seasoning, fresh turtle meat, fresh Louisiana crawfish tails, roux, jars of gumbo, étouffée, shrimp with their head still on and a fricking "king cake" oh yea I could go on and on and on but you get the picture or you just don't care because you stopped in for a loaf of French bread and a Yoo-hoo. I came here looking for something to throw on the grill and found it, the butcher cut me four one inch and a quarter thick ribeyes that any carnivore would crawl through three miles of cypress swamp just to light the grill their cooked on - no seriously these were some serious steaks. But wait one of the things I love about Rouses is that they use "locally sourced" everything when it's available and the quality meets their high standards. If some of this sounds familiar it should for some of you - it's exactly what was said when Market Basket was being built decades ago...

Rouses either needs a new IT department in Lake Charles(Nelson) or a totally new computer checkout…read moresystem. My husband and I are in our 70s. We had about $200 of groceries and the one behind us has about $100 maybe more. After unloading onto the belt we were all told "only cash" by the poor cashiers that had that "deer in the headlights" look. This is the second time my husband had this happen in the last few months. Something has to be done or yall lose clientele. Right now we are heading back out but to KROGERS!

Didn't have time to do the tour but I paid $5 for just the tasting. I had a great time sampling 5…read moreof their rums and was able to purchase a large bottle of the satsuma rum. The person helping me was very knowledgeable of their products.

Stop by the distillery with my family driving between Lake Charles and. Aton Rouge. It's off the…read morefreeway, but with construction it takes a bit of effort to reach. Plenty of parking and great, new facility. We missed the tour, buy I think it was $10 and includes tasting. We paid $5 for the tasting and at 10am we were the only ones at the distillery. We got to try all 7 rums. They are made on site and almost all their flavorings are local, e.g. Satsuma grown locally. The rums aren't super sweet like Bacardi and had some depth. I enjoyed their spiced rum, think less sweet Captain Morgan's. We bought a couple of bottles, about $18 each. The staff was really friendly and nice. They double-bubble wrapped our bottles for easy shipping in luggage. The bottles came in super cute bags that can double as gift bags. Nice bathrooms. They also bottle and sell a whiskey for another distillery. I think it was Kentucky Owl.

This little Market and Fuel stop is located just a mile or so from the entrance to Sam Houston…read moreJones State Park, it's definitely the closest retail business outside the park. I stopped in to grab a small bag of charcoal to grill a few steaks, the prices well they may not be the cheapest but convenient does count for something. The staff here was very friendly and the store is stocked with the bare essentials which includes lots of ice cold beer as well as a number of fuel islands that seems to be popular with the local fishermen. The store is very clean and organized and found what I was looking for so it was a good stop...

Great place to buy all of your janitorial needs. They sell food also. Perfect for anyone with a…read morebusiness.