Nice sized store, bar, seafood market, bait shop marina. Huge deck with colorful seating. Friendly…read moreworkers. Few food options off season.

Nice place , the staff was friendly , food especially the shrimp poboy was outstanding. The street…read moretacos were good too , just would have liked a little more food but I also eat allot .

Great service great people great food great prices. Fresh seafood. Nice clean rooms. Marina has…read moreeverything u need for fish. Night fishing off the bridge.

Beer prices were good. Drinks: orange juice, coffee, were ok. You're on an island that's over…read morepriced but this place isn't eye gouging for these. Credit cards do take an extra percentage and gas is higher than compared to off the island.... but that's the expectation right?

Fish ON! That's what you'll be yelling when you come on down to beautiful Leeville, LA. Perched…read moreon the water's edge like an unobtrusive pelican waiting for his chance to eat, the Top Water Marina offers pleasant accommodations and a friendly atmosphere for all of your fishing needs. This is a fisherman's lodge maintained by fishermen for fisherman. While you won't find 1000 thread count sheets and chocolates on your pillow, you will find easy access to all points fishing in the area, convenient in water parking for your boat and a double sided launch ready to get you on water in a hurry or out of it just as quickly. I had the pleasure of staying in the bunkhouse and lodge, which are located over The Sandbar. I tried to count all of the beds, but got tired of it (pun intended). Needless to say, there is enough room for as many anglers as you care to bring. The Sandbar wasn't "open" when I visited, but it was included with our lodging package. Flat screen tv's and roll up doors make you feel one with nature all while still catching the game. Getting to your honey hole fast, local fare right down the road and a lovely staff will make this your "Top" choice for a fishing getaway.

Great location...close to all fishing spots. Very nice boat…read moreramp, dockage and cabins. Fresh water wash-down when done fishing. Close to food, bait, groceries. I trailed my boat down from Chicago in April and the accommodations were outstanding for anyone wanting to fish or just get away. I stayed 3 or 4 days and caught reds, specs, gafftop cats and rays. I will journey there again in 2020.

Where the road ends and the fishing begins! Very good place for great Louisiana fishing onshore or…read moreoffshore! A must visit for the fishing enthusiasts! Ask for captain Andre, known by friends as Capt. Bayou Fabio! Great fishing today. We landed 42 mangrove snapper and 4 cobia. Capt. Andre invited us in to his condo here on site and grilled up some cobia. His buddy Chip cooked up one hell of a chicken and sausage gumbo. Can't wait for tomorrow were well do some inshore for red fish and speckle trout!

So this isn't really a review of the Sand Dollar's ice or fuel, although I'm sure they're both…read moreswell. The bar at the Sand Dollar marina is my favorite place to go in Grand Isle. It's just a simple little outdoor bar, and this simplicity is what makes it awesome. In the past, the Sand Dollar was a great bar to grab a stool and a drink, talk to random people, and watch the boats and fisherman come in. This bar has an islandy feel, but not in a forced, superficial touristy way. You can definitely (and should) lose track of time here, and it's an excellent haunt to engage in some day drinking.The 2 ladies that run the bar are great and have always made me feel comfortable. Keep in mind the previous paragraph describes the pre-oil spill Sand Dollar. Since the oil spill, the crowd has changed dramatically. The Sand Dollar Marina serves as a cleanup command center, which means the crowd mostly consists of cleanup workers. Hopefully this will be changing soon, since some of the fisherman are returning and BP is in the process of scaling back its cleanup operations. The Sand Dollar bar was also on the Rachel Maddow show during the height of the oil spill frenzy. Rachel interviewed the two ladies that own the bar and tried one of their tarball shots on her show. The tarball is a jello shot consisting of Jager and grape koolaid. I don't like Jager, so it's not my thing, but I tried one for the hell of it. The Sand Dollar also has a convenience store with a deli in the back. I always get the fried shrimp poboy but I'm sure the other offerings are good as well.

The marina store was great- the woman who helped us get our fishing licenses was really kind and…read morehelpful both times we were there!

Gave it a 1 but it should be a zero. The shower handle was broken off and didn't have hot water all…read moreweekend. The window ac unit had a 4inch gap letting in bugs and the heat. So I had to use the hotel bath towels to shove in the cracks. There was a peep hole in the bathroom literally could see outside from inside so we stuffed it too. The front desk marina were complete jerks and not very friendly. The outside porch lights didn't work either. The head board wasn't attached to the bed. The brochure said the suit was 2 separate bedrooms with 1 kitchen and a bathroom. It was 1 bedroom with 4 beds and a kitchen and bathroom together. The door opened outwards not inwards. The hot water heater was sitting behind the room not even connected to water or the power. ​​​

Please allow me to be the first. Horrible worst hotel ever. The price of a 3star quality of a 1/2…read morestar trailer park rental. horrible my company pays for this place because it is close to the landing, last time no Pwr for two days, time before that... no running water, this time they gave me a room that wasn't clean. could not get ahold of staff as it was a late check in (they left it unlocked key on the dresser) I hear rats inside plastic of the bathtub, pubic hairs on toilet seat this pic is the first moment I opened the door. no WiFi, ac has finally gotten the room to maybe 85 after 6 hours. I don't think anyone has swept or much less mopped this place in months. TV is a 15" computer monitor beds have plastic under sheets so it crinkles all night. an added bonus ... some one at the "die" on the bathroom mirror with soap, it showed up after a shower (shower only good thing nice water pressure out of that 1962 shower head) the door locks but if you just bump it or yank the handle from the outside it opens. please pleas someone shut this train wreck down so I never have to stay here again. oh and no worries about getting up early the blinds do not fit the window and light and or psycho can see in all night long. if you have to stay here bring the Glock. I really hate this place. really really hate it. I live in hotels this should be a 12.95 a night place. worst hotel EVER

Myrtle Grove is a great place to go fishing, duck hunting, and just see the bounty of the wetlands…read moreof Louisiana. There are crabs, ducks, gators, fish, and all sorts of other wildlife in abundance. The Marina offers supplies and live bait for your adventures. Even if you don't have a boat for a small fee you can just fish right off the docks of the Marina (and there are some huge redfish jumping all over the place around the docks). It is the only place in the area so some of the things are priced at a premium so plan accordingly. The Marina offers an excellent fish cleaning station that is so convenient that it makes it worth your while to pay the launch or dock usage fees so you don't have to do the messy job at home. Definitely one of the best places for redfish, crabs, and trout within range of a very quick drive from New Orleans. Myrtle Grove Marina video review: https://youtu.be/s8UaWHms7zg

I never forget my "chalmatian" buddy was fishing like mad and this old black guy driving an antique…read morerusted pickup truck, sitting on a 5 gallon bucket with a cane pole kept bugging him. The guy was like "wu, wu, wu, what did you use for bait"?? His stuttering got to be so bad he could hardly get the words out. He was like that attorney in "my cousin vinny". He kept asking a bunch of questions- "do, do, do, do you fish the top or the bottom?" "Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo like live bait or u, u,u, u, use beetles?" When the guy asked him "we, we, we, well how many fish did you catch?" my boy replied "5, 5, and 5. (Pointing to each of the three persons in his group as he said 5) Why!? What the fu@& do you CARE?!" and he hurled some insults about his speech and intellect... The guy didn't stutter one bit. He pulled out a badge and said "I want to know because I'm with wildlife and fisheries. You're not 5, 5, and 5- because I've been here watching you the whole time. You're 5 & 10 over the limit at $500 a fish. He is zero, and he is zero (pointing at the other two guys), so could you please sign this citation and I'll see you Monday morning at the courthouse on canal st. with your $5000 fine!!" We all liked to die when the guy lost his "disabled act". Everyone let their guard down partially because we were in a place where you pay, think there's some type of protection, but nope!