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  1. Cajun Fry Products - 116 Mike Street

    116 Mike Street, Pierre Part LA 70339

    4.9 Superb 98 reviews

    “Learned about this delicious jambalaya on Dat Louisiana Life. When I saw her cooking it, I immediately purchased. I made my first bag tonight with sasuage and shrimp and it is delicious. Just the right amount of spices and heat. Will be purchasing again!”

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  2. Templet's Grocery - 3602 LA-70

    3602 LA-70, Pierre Part LA 70339

    5 Superb 76 reviews

    “This place is the best for meats. They are very reasonably priced and the quality of the meat is absolutely exceptional. We just made their burgers again tonight for dinner and the texture and flavor is some of the absolutely best I’ve ever had. We will be buying all of our meat from here from now on.”

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  3. Pierre Part Store - 3421 LA-70

    3421 LA-70, Pierre Part LA 70339

    4.6 Superb 68 reviews

    “No complaints.... Just wish the customers would only use the covered area for loading. On rainy days too many people use it for parking, leaving no room for others to pull in to load their cartload of groceries.”

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  5. Dollar General - 3518 LA-70 South

    3518 LA-70 South, Pierre Part LA 70339

    4.1 Good 55 reviews

    “usually a bit crowded but the workers always try to make the atmosphere as pleasant as possible. I think they do what they can with what they have available to them.”

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