Not only are they charging 4.80 a gallon but their gas pump is broken and didn't pump the gas in…read more And when I went in to fix . The lady just looked at me with a dumbass expression repeating it pumped.. then we're was the gas in the tank... Y'all a bunch of theives

I literally love every drink I've had here and the only drinks I haven't liked were mango, but I…read moredon't like mango in general. I have never had a love for milk tea, and usually brew tea but this place has the best brown sugar milk tea ever. They staff is super polite and my review before this was after the first time I got it and I wasn't totally impressed because of the mango. Now I know their options are endless and I will continue to come back.

3.5 Stars - Very familiar with this area. I love BSL & was thrilled to finally have a hometown Boba…read moreplace. We visit at least once a week. The guys inside are super friendly and willing to let you try new flavors. I love the Taro (skip the Thai tea) with double powder and tapioca. The Rose is delicious for a few sips, but can be overwhelming as a full drink. It's refreshing, though. The reason for the 1.5 star dock is the actual facilities - definitely needs to be cleaner & the inconsistency. Sometimes the milk Taro is delicious. Sometimes it's bland and watery. My daughter loves a fruity tea and hers has been inconsistent, too. I hope this gets resolved because we really want to support this local soon-to-be hotspot. It has potential to be a super popular must-stop in BSL if it can resolve some of the curb appeal and cleanliness/setup issues. Give it a try and try the Taro! ***Update - went today w/3 teens: it was AWFUL. No popping boba, tapioca pearls were hard, put jellies in a drink no one requested... threw it away. Deheaded to 3 stars. Won't be back.

We ordered door dash and got a roast beef and hot sausage poboy, both were delicious. The food came…read morequick and it was hot. We will definitely be back the next time we are in town.

The fried chicken is off the chart! I guarantee this is the best fried chicken in Slidell, &…read moreprobably all of North-shore, if not Metro area! Nice & juicy, yet very crispy & not greasy! They have an assorted menu with Subs, Burgers, fish, meat pies, & many other finger style foods! But if you want the BEST Fried Chicken experience possible, this is the place, I guarantee it!!

Iono wat store this was before but it ain't Giterdone no mo'.... The girl that works here said they…read morebeeeen had sold that store years ago. So don't come here expecting gas station food like in the photos.

Great gas station stop…read more Clean unique store with typical convenient store items. They also have selection of locals brews. There is a nice coffee station and a variety of unique items for purchase. Restrooms are super clean and modern. The staff is very friendly. Check out is fast. Large parking space.

Excellent biscuits & tomato gravy - just like my mama used to make! Their sausage (link) is good as…read morewell!

Potato logs, pizza sticks and smoking can all be found here. Until recently, I hadn't been to…read moreDolly's in almost 20 years. I am proud to report that little, if anything has changed. Whether that's a good thing or not will be for you to decide. First I would like to begin with a review of Dolly's as it exists now. Then, if I haven't lost you, I will share a story from the good ole days. Dolly's is a large gas station/convenience store/prepared food place in beautiful Kiln, MS. If you happen to be traveling down Hwy 603, this is one of the best places to stop for food, fuel and beer. The pumps are easy to enter, fuel and exit. All grades of fuel, and diesel are available. Inside is where things get interesting. Dolly's has a reasonably good selection of food items as well as household goods. If you are camping, or live nearby, this would be where you should stop for late night supply runs rather than driving all the way to Bay St. Louis. In addition to those items, you will find a large selection of beer, primarily domestics, but it is plentiful and perfect for the long road trip to your honeymoon (more on that later). The prepared food items are similar to many roadside stations in this part of the country. The potato logs are basically a large baking potato quartered and "chicken" fried. Three logs for a $1 is one hell of a deal. Add some ketchup and you will thank me later. The pizza stick was also quite the bargain, but lest tasty. It was basically pizza rolls joined together into a stick by some sort of food voodoo magic. The last, and possibly the most important thing about Dolly's is that they allow smoking. That's right, smoking inside of a gas station where food is prepared. I know what you're thinking. It's 2014 and smoking is known to cause cancer, burns and other various issues, but this is America. This is the land of the free and the home of the brave. Dolly's for goes these pansy ass liberal views and lets you smoke as much as humanly possible. Hell Yeah! Merica! OK. If I didn't lose you I will try and tell a story from the old days. I was about 19 and some buddies and I were headed to Dolly's for potato logs. As we arrived we were greeted by a jovial fellow who informed us that his truck had killed a couple miles back and he asked for our help. Being the helpful group we were, we offered our assistance. The ride back to the guy's truck was unique. Imagine three dudes crammed in the back of a 74 Nova and me and the guy up front. He had quite the way with words when he asked me: "ever had a piece of steel in your eye?". He explained that he had and that it was no fun. Apparently he built chicken coops for a living and it was quite the occupational hazard. He told us that he always traveled with at least a six pack of beer, but this was his honeymoon weekend so he had a 12 pack back at his truck. He told us that we would each get a beer if we helped him get his truck started. Once we arrived back at his truck we gave him a push and off he went. He did stop back at Dolly's and give us those beers. Straight from a Natural Light 12 pack too. Apparently that's the only way to go when you've just gotten married. So what does this story have to do with Dolly's? Not much, but it explains why I will always have a soft spot in my heart for this gas station. The end.

I was in New Orleans and visited the office in Covington throughout the week. Stopped 3 times in s…read moreven days and I have to say the Roast Beef with Gravy was spectacular. By the time I drove from Slidell to Covington the sloppyness was there. One of the best Roast Beef and Gravy PoBoy Sandwiches I've ever had. Went there three times I'm seven days. A must stop type of place.

Ordered a shrimp sandwhich by phone and it did not disappoint! It was dressed how I asked and…read moreactually had plenty of shrimp. I give it a 8/10 only because the po-boy bread was not toasted enough.

This is a cool and eccentric convenience store located in the French Quarter that sells an…read moreassortment of random items that you would find exclusively in New Orleans - including Madi Gras masks - as well as, true to their name, liquor, cigarettes and beer, but I was just interested in one thing: the pralines that I kept on seeing signs around about. They carry a specific Aunt Sally's brand and have boxes as well as some individual packets. Also this place is located across the street from Hot Benny's. Service is great from the one employee at the cashier (not sure if she is the proprietor however). Recommended!

Sitting at the corner of Commerce and Lafayette, Mini Mart is your old school, local, city center…read moremart that serves as convenience for the many travelers staying in the immediate area. They offer all the standard items of convenience stores from snacks, drinks, lottery in addition to household basics, medicines and of course, souvenirs and NOLA specific goods. Pricing here is a bit high, but that is not surprising. They know they are in a prime location and when you come here, you are paying for convenience. The store needs some TLC conditionally, and a little bit more attention to cleanliness wouldn't hurt. Service was super friendly and welcoming, which was a redeeming quality for this location. Overall, solid 3.5, but the cashier really made our day. We wandered in for a soda and drink, and got what we were after, but if we needed more than that, we would probably go elsewhere due to price point. But again, this spot came in clutch when needed.

Best corner store in the city. You will love the guys that work there. Great spot for a quick pick…read moreme up.

Lucky's is definitely a "convenient" store. It's located in the same building as The China Sea…read moreRestaurant. The liquor, beer and soda selection is average but the prices are above average. For example, the same Monster Energy Drink can be purchase for 30-35 cents less at Dollar General. If you're feeling lucky The Louisiana Lotto can be played here also. Finally, since Buras is a small town of mainly temporary Industrial workers it's hard to find an ATM. There's one located here!

Lucky's food store is one of the best local convenient store in Buras . The prices are reasonable…read more ATM is available . The staff is very friendly and helpful. It's very convenient if you need something and don't want to drive all the way into town.love this store and will come back again. Denny N.

When is a gas station more than a gas station? When it sells my favorite hangover food on the…read moreisland. Richard's sells various fried sundries including meat pies and egg rolls, but my favorite thing to get there is the cheeseburger poboy. This thing is so bad for you and so so good. They also offer a pizza for $10 with unlimited toppings.

It's been a while, but years ago on road trip my GF and I were on GI looking for some food. It was…read morethanksgiving night and we were camping on the beach nearby. We were perfectly willing to cook some hotdogs over the fire, or even gnaw on some nasty chicken fingers. "You don't wauhunt that," a man at the counter with a booming cajun voice advised." That chicken been dare awul dayee. If ya'll hungry, come on back here in abow thoytee minutes and my wife wil cook up sumpin good." No offense, but that's how my Ohio ears heard it. So we left, took a spin around the island and scored some drive through daiquiris. Cruising around with a quart of frozen booze, we checked out the desolate island and after about 30 minutes we cruised back to the gas station on stilts. Shonuff, the Mrs. was there and running the kitchen. Poboys were the specialty and we went native. Crawfish was not in season, but they had fresh crab, and the GF ordered shrimp. This is a local joint however, so the shrimp was in a patty form. Lots of shrimp, but it was chopped up and formed into a crispy fritter. Both were delicious. We crushed those giant poboys, enjoyed a quiet evening camping on the beach, and woke up to the sound of shrimp boats heading out bright and early. Now, A poboy is just a big sandwich on a french roll. Simplicity is the key, but what makes a great poyboy is fresh ingredients. To this day, I have not had a poyboy like Richards makes. I dare say, it's worth a drive from New Orleans just to have one. Best Thanksgiving dinner yet, and it's been over 10 years.