A neighborhood grocery with friendly employees and a convenient location, yet a store continuously…read moregoing down in quality since an awful renovation a few years ago. Pre-packaged greens that are slimy and smelly, wilted red, yellow, and orange peppers, hot food bar that sits out likely far beyond acceptable limits, marketed "house made" sausage with far too much fat, poor quality beef, crappy chicken. I still go because it's convenient, but typically regret it.

We were visiting friends and went to this corner market a few times. It's walkable and has…read moreeverything you need. People were very nice and the store was clean. There was a variety of food items, including fresh stuff that was very delicious!

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.

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.

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!

Opening their first store in 1994, the family operation has grown to 10 stores locally and…read moreancillary businesses. The stores are complete and take care to offer a wide selection of both local and national brands, as well as a meat counter, bakery, liquor and other services. This particular store has an amazing "hot bar" as well as salads one can construct on their own. The hot bar has an extremely wide selection of choices, including chicken, fish, sausages, potatoes, soups and stews. They load the bar up early, and the location was across the street from where I was staying, so I headed over for some breakfast to take out (there are also some tables outdoors). I went back several times during my stay. This was my regular store when I lived down here, got totaled by Katrina (me too) and it took some years to come back. Now better and bigger than ever. I always stop on my way out of town, to stock up on my favorite local foods that I can't get in the snow belt. By the way, it's pronounced RO-berr (silent "t').

The little market that could. While this is a full blown grocery store, it's smaller footprint…read morepacks a powerful punch. There's an amazing array of products and they seem to be well curated. One of the first things I noticed when I walked in was the heavenly aroma of the self-serve hot bar. I had to convince myself to move on and not be seduced allure of hot food ready to eat. I had a mission, and I needed to get provisions for our visit to New Orleans- onward I marched. The grocery selection is very impressive. There were many gourmet products as well as typical, mainstream brands. Overall, we (this was a girls trip and we needed to stock our rental) were able to find what everyone needed. At the end of our trip the cashier was very friendly and sweet and we began the walk back to our rental with everything we needed to get our vacation started. I only wish I was able to try some of the items on the hot bar, but this just incentivizes me to come back and give it a whirl! Oh and house packed Honey Roasted Peanut Butter is phenomenal- I loved it so much- a great fuel for exploring the streets of NOLA.

The store now under new management. It has everything you look for. Food Cold beer wine liquor…read morecloths . Nice treatment

If I had to review this convenient store a year ago I would've given it half a star. I haven't been…read moreback because it was so gross and grimy I didn't see a reason to ever revisit. This past week a friend and I took a walk and she requested we stopped. I apologized for the store even before we walked in but my apology wasn't needed. The store has been completely cleaned, repainted and looks fantastic. A cute little corner store with all of the little items you may need. They also have a nice variety of beer. The best part about the place was the worker behind the counter. He couldn't have been more helpful and even said that since we were local he would try to make sure he help our favorite items in stock. Definitely will stop in this store more!

The staff is super friendly and helpful. Wide variety of products. Reasonably priced given the…read moreconvenience. Great premade meal selection.

Nice little store in the warehouse district where there aren't a lot of other options. Food items,…read morealcohol, toiletries and such sundries. Small but mighty. Friendly clerk.

Want a Po Boy at a great price?! Visit this place. Quick service and good quality food!!read more

My rating is 4.5, but I'm rounding up. This place has been around for a long time and always has…read moreexcellent poboys. I recently moved back to New Orleans after 20 years. After eating expensive subpar hot sausage poboys (my favorite) at Copeland's and New Orleans Hamburger & Seafood Company, I remembered this place and placed an order. The poboy was fantastic. Larger, more delicious, and cheaper. I took a half star off because I also got a fried seafood platter. The portions were large, the fish and oysters were great, but the fried shrimp were kind of small (slightly larger than popcorn shrimp) and were overcooked.

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.