Poeyfarre Market

This is definitely my favorite grocery store in town. Places like this are the reason why I love the city of New Orleans.

Great quick-​stop if you’re in need of emergency food or toiletries.
Well decorated and friendly. Okay prices.
Food available (chilled and ready) that is child-​friendly, and prepped for lunches. Fresh produce options are limited, but there.

The absolute best coffee! The friendly owners make this place a welcomed stop every time. Great selection of wine, beer and drinks too!

Nice neighborhood mkt… a little pricey but conveniently located to the house we rented. The girl working was very nice and helpful.

Great Place for lunch during the week. Very fresh and fast. You can also grab groceries and more importantly Beer for after work!

I used to eat here every day when I worked nearby. Delicious sandwiches, friendly service, amazing coffee & espresso drinks… I recommend the flank steak on foccaccia! Nick and Beau are really friendly, nice and work hard to take care of all their customers. They have a nice wine selection and groceries as well.

MOM & SONS NEIGHBORHOOD MARKET: where they know you by your first name;
PRICIER COMESTIBLES BUT INDIVIDUAL SERVICE, unlike nearby FactoRyouses;
HOUSE SMOKED SHRIMP BANH MI $ 8; $ 5 less than Killer PoBoys’ smaller version.
I dare anyone to walk down Poeyfarre (of course you gotta find it first!) and pass this intriguing space and not walk in. It’s reminiscent of the quaint colorful house in «Up» amid the industrial bleakness of the Warehouse District. And once you enter you quickly realize that the façade is the personification of the owners: Beau, his brother and their mom. Now sure the groceries (like all corner markets) are going to be more expensive than that cold behemoth on Girod, but at Poeyfarre you aren’t processed. Moreover the sandwiches are family made, reasonably priced, and just taste better than those mechanically churned out at the Orwellian Rousesplex.

Small little neighborhood store, selling basic grocery items, as well as prepared to-​go foods. Prices are a little higher than your big chains, but the convenience can’t be beat. We picked up some Zapp’s kettle chips and a few desserts to snack on back at our hotel. The cashier was very friendly. A good option if you need some basic supplies or snacks and live or are staying nearby.

The best sandwich place in New Orleans. The shrimp Bahn-​mi sandwich is delicious! Great wine and beer selection, great owners and fab customer service. Do you pay a slightly higher price for convenience? Maybe on a few household things but overall, the fresh food, great staff, prompt and courteous service make it my favorite place to eat. A hidden gem.

Just had the flank on focaccia! Absolutely amazing. Large sandwich at a great price. I’ve had the NOLA Beef in the past too, which is equally amazing! Great local family owned store!

Super delicious! One of the best sandwiches I have had in NOLA. Their smoked shrimp is incredible (and I was very excited to discover that the shrimp are deveined!!) and their ecclectic mix of sandwich toppings and additives is awesome!

I wish this place had been here when I lived at the Cotton Mill.
They have a few tables and chairs out front and seem to be doing OK with the codos and apartments that have sprung up since Katrina.
You can choose from a great selection of bottled beers and they have a better than average wine selection.

A very nice store with friendly people to help out. Selection is limited and the items in the store are high in price. You pay for the convenience of using a store near you in the Warehouse District.

A cute l’il place to pick up lunch if you work nearby or if you ran our of something if you’re living in the neighborhood. The service, while friendly, are not versed in the history of the place. My friend starting grilling the worker about cosmetic changes and was met with shoulder shrugs and general vagaries.

Great for food and drink which you forgot to buy at the supermarket. With that said, the quality of food is very high and it would be very dangerous to shop for all your meals here as it can get expensive.
Minus one star because they cannot for the life of them make a good coffee drink.

It’s a fine little grocery store but 5 star reviews? Really? The selection throughout the store is pretty good — including some nice cheeses and prepared items — but unfortunately a number of the prepared items always seem a bit old and not all are appetizing. Also, be aware that everything is quite expensive so this is not somplace that I would advise shopping for pantry «staples» if you have other options. Additionally, the small selection of fruits & vegetables don’t usually look all that fresh so I would hesitate to buy them at Poeyfarre Market.
Ultimately, if you don’t have the time, transportation, or are too lazy to go to Rouse’s (or the Crescent City Farmers Market on Saturdays) then Poeyfarre Market is a nice alternative. I’ll go back occasionally but in addition to the high prices I’m not all that excited about going in for something that I really need and then finding that they’re out and that I need to head over to Rouse’s anyhow (I’ve already had a couple items that I needed which were out of stock). Let’s be honest, Langenstein’s in my old neighborhood was pricey but still worth 4 – 5 stars however Poeyfarre Market gets 3 stars from me as a fine neighborhood market with some upscale and organic options but certainly not a store I would suggest going out of your way for.

Great market with super friendly service! It made our stay in the city so much easier! We were able to stock the fridge in our hotel room with fantastic items!

I am a big fan of the Poeyfarre Market. The place is very clean and there is a big selection for a small store. The owners are extremely friendly and super helpful! Their also community locals that are involved in the area and I always prefer to support small businesses if possible. The store has great hours; opening I think around 7am and not closing until 11pm most days. I have attended a wine tasting that the owners threw for customers that was fun and a nice weekday activity. The wine and beer selection is very impressive and offers a range of choices in different price ranges. The only con I can think of is more recently the selection of items in full size containers has decreased. It can be hard to even one type of juice or other drinks in full size. There isn’t much of a selection of fresh fruits or veggies. If you have a pooch it is fido-​friendly.

Stopped in here the other day to grab some lunch. Amazing! Small, clean, attractive inside. Lots of organic items. As someone else said, like a little Whole Foods.
I had their caesar salad, which was amazing. The sauce was very spicy — just the way I like it.
Definitely recommend this little spot. Use it to avoid expensive hotel food.

Its finally here!!! I’m the first to review it too, suckas!
If you live in the area you know how long we’ve been waiting for Poeyfarre Market to open! Well it was totally worth the wait and exceeded expectations!
This is not a dusty little corner store, it really is a mini Whole Foods, only its right next door, in walking distance and nicer! In addition to a variety of organic and local foods, they sell liquor, beer and wine. The prices are a little bit steeper than other stores, but you really are paying for the quality and the convenience! They even have these hard to find vitamins I love! There are also tables out front, so you can leave your dog outside while you grab a few things, then sit out front and enjoy them with your pooch!
Whether you live, work, or visit the Warehouse District you must check out this store! Also, the owners and staff are beyond friendly. If there is something you’d like to see in there, bring it up, I’m sure they’ll welcome the ideas, they’re super accommodating and cool!
I’ll def be seeing more of Poeyfarre Market, you should too!!!