Try stopping by at Langenstein's Supermarket along Arabella street in uptown New Orleans. It is known as New Orleans' finest supermarket. Here, they offer a whole line of original New Orleans specialties like Seafood Gumbo, Red Beans and Rice, Crawfish Etouffe and Bisque and many others. Read More..

At Rouse's, you can get great selection of foods at great prices. Their freshly broiled crawfish and shrimp, and meat cuts are one of their best sellers. Booze is also a knock-out along with other liquors like wine, in fact, they even have a cellar for high-end wines. Read More..

Union Supermarket has two stores in New Orleans - one along West Esplanade Avenue and another along Stumpf Boulevard. Read More..

Zara's Supermarket along Prytania street in New Orleans is a place where you can grab a bite while grocery shopping. You can order fried shrimp and fish, onion rings, fries, blackberry cobbler, homemade salads and a lot more. Read More..

Zuppardo's Economical Supermarket in Metairie is New Orleans' oldest self-service grocery and gourmet store. They are also known to have one of the cheapest grocery items in town. Read More..

Whole Foods Supermarket in New Orleans, along Arabella Station and Magazine Street not only has a huge selection of quality and reasonably priced grocery items like meat and cold cuts, produce, and dairy products, but they have also recently launched a catering menu that is ideal for the Carnival Season festivities. Read More..

The muffuletta is one of New Orleans' oldest, finest and classic sandwiches. It is a knock-out among locals and visitors, alike. Central Grocery is the home of the original muffuletta. Read More..

Adams Street Grocery, which is located at the corner of Adams and Burdette streets, is one of the oldest supermarkets in New Orleans and has been known to serve the best po'boy sandwich in town. What makes their po'boy different is their bread. Read More..

The common customer complaint about supermarkets is that the produce section does not contain fresh stock, or the section area is small, or that there are not a lot of choices. But head on to Berry Town Produce in Ponchatoula for the freshest, top of the line and most reasonably priced produce in New Orleans. Read More..

You can definitely save more when you shop at Circle K. They have two stores in New Orleans, one along Magazine street and another along Clairborne Avenue. Circle K offers good quality supermarket goods at very reasonable prices. Read More..