Best Stop Supermarket
Family-owned Cajun country store open since 1986 and an 18-time winner of Times of Acadiana's Best of Acadiana poll. Specializes in housemade boudin (pork, chicken, shrimp, and crawfish), cracklins, boudin balls, and smoked sausage. Located at I-10 Exit 97 in Scott — widely regarded as the boudin capital of Louisiana — making it the default fuel stop on any I-10 or Atchafalaya-corridor ride.
The Best Stop Supermarket is a family-owned country store that has been making its own boudin, cracklins, and smoked sausage in Scott, Louisiana since 1986. The store sits just off I-10 at Exit 97 — a short pull off the interstate that fits into any westbound or eastbound run through Cajun country. Scott carries a reputation as the boudin capital of Louisiana, and this is one of the anchors of that claim.
The housemade lineup covers pork, chicken, shrimp, and crawfish boudin, plus boudin balls, cracklins, and smoked sausage. The store also keeps a case of pre-seasoned specialty meats — stuffed pork chops, marinated rabbit, and similar cuts — if you're stocking a cooler for the road home. If you do bring a cooler, the staff can help you select cuts suited for travel. Eighteen wins in Times of Acadiana's "Best of Acadiana" readership poll give you a sense of how consistently the regulars have kept coming back.
Parking is straightforward for bikes, and the stop is genuinely quick if you know what you want. Boudin here ranges from mild to noticeably spiced, so it's worth asking if heat tolerance is a factor before you're back on the highway with no services nearby.
Zero-pretense Cajun roadside institution that every rider on the Lafayette corridor hits at least once. Small parking lot handles bikes easily.
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