Fill-A-Sack 8

This is a gas station with a restaurant attached to the market. Being Sunday morning, not many places were open early in this area so we planned on grabbing a quick bite and got a crawfish empanada and a crab cake. Both were decent, but the layout and service of the gas station were great. Immediately after walking in, you see a huge ice case filled with beer right by the cash register — Lol they cater to what the people want. This is the type of place where everyone is treated like family, family that they like.

The following comment is about the gas station only and is not a review of the attached restaurant. Unless you need ethanol free gas, do NOT ever stop here. The prices are ridiculously high! Be prepared to pay over $ 6 for a pack of cigarettes… even the cheap ones! If you’re headed down the road, you’re better off waiting about 3 more miles and stop at the gas station across from the hotel. The prices are better and the staff is way friendlier.

This is probably the best spot for decent food on the way down to Venice once you get passed Belle Chasse.
Envision a gas station with a separate restaurant that serves the typical local menu.
The place is clean, seems to have it all covered with smokes, beer, maps and slim jims.
There is another Fil A Sack in Boothville. It is just a convienece store lacking the resturaunt

This is about as hidden a gem as you can find. A restaurant attached to a gas station in the middle of nowhere in south Louisiana — this may not sound promising to most people. However, «most people» would be dead wrong in this case.
This restaurant is probably the best lunch spot I’ve found on the West Bank thus far. A large menu, fresh food made to order, good prices, friendly service, and, surprisingly cool décor make this place a great find. I had the white beans with fried chicken which was one of the daily specials — so delicious! The lunch came with bread, salad, and a drink in addition to the giant plate of food. Probably necessary calories if you’re a worker on a rig or refinery like many of the patrons — probably grossly excessive those with more sedentary occupations. My recommendation would be to either eat only half of what you order or work out immediately beforehand. Then again, who am I kidding? This is Louisiana– just «enjoy yoself»

This place is called Little Lees or something like that on the outside. Dirty cheap and great food on the inside. I got the special roast with mashed potatoes and green beans. mashed potatoes tasted like instant and beans were from a can. the roast was great though. i will def go back as i am in that area for work a lot. i will get a sandwich next time though.
lots of local workers. place has a hometown local feel (but in a gas station). cool place.

Although the service here is sometimes less than friendly, and the food is a bit pricey, they can get away with it, as they are the ONLY place in the immediate area that sells this quality of food.
They sell food that would hold its own in the City of New Orleans. I eat here often. Each day of the week there is a different lunch special. I LOVE the tuna on Fridays. Its best to call ahead cause the wait can be a bit long.
The checkout line usually moves fast in the mornings as plant workers do not like to wait. You can be in and out before the song on the radio ends.

Great food. It was a group of us who went for a sort of last day on the job dinner for one of the guys. I had the roast beef on bun. All I can say is the juiciest roast need sandwich ever. And not ya average brown gravy. It was the natural cook juices from the meat. Delicious and I can’t stress that enough. The other guys had different meals and all looked good and tastes good according to them.

What a find! I was pleasently surprised by Lil Lees. Upon arrival, parking was tough. The restaurant is a bit bigger then I expected, but it was also much more crowded then I expected too. The lunch rush is no joke. I had a group of 9 and we were fortunate that the only large table opened up the same time we showed up.
You start off by placing your order up front. They’ll give you a ticket and then you head out to the counter in the convenience store to pay your ticket. Seemed a bit odd, but they make it work and the lines seemed to move pretty quick considering how busy they were.
The lunch specials seem like the way to go. I got the Gumbalaya. It was jambalaya with gumbo poured on top. It also had a side salad and 6 big fried shrimp on the side. De-​lic-​ous. The side salad was bad. Just a small bowl of lettuce with some cherry tomatos on top. Seemed odd considering how great the rest of the food was.
I will definitely go back.
Pros: Quick service, delicious food
Cons: Parking sucked, chincy side salad

If you drew a 10 mile circle around the Jesuit Bend Fill-​A-​Sack, a convenience store in Jesuit Bend (who’s restaurant is actually known as «Lil Lee’s») it would certainly be the best restaurant in that area. Their gumbo is the best in the Belle Chasse area, maybe on the Westbank, and their fried seafood is very good too. They have daily lunch specials, the best of which are on Fridays when they have barbecue shrimp and jambalaya. They also have steak on Thursdays for areound $ 10. If you’re passing through around lunch time you definitely should try it.

The restaurant portion goes by the name Lil Lees. The best place to eat lunch downriver from Belle Chasse.