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CBD Current Permit List CBD CURRENT LICENSES LOUISIANA OFFICE OF ALCOHOL Thursday, January 28, 2021 AND TOBACCO CONTROL TOTAL LICENSES 1450 TRADE NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP PERMIT # 100 PERCENT 2301 E PRIEN LAKE RD LAKE CHARLES LA 70601 CBD.10.0000001174-R CHIROPRACTIC WILLIAMS 103 TRUCK STOP 985 HWY 80 E CALHOUN LA 71225 CBD.37.0000000236-R 2 LUCKY VAPOR STORE LLC 615 MAIN STREET Minden LA 71055 CBD.60.0000000176-R 24-7 DISCOUNT 3500 JEFFERSON HWY JEFFERSON LA 70121 CBD.26.0000000622-R 30 SOMETHING BAR & 1530 LAPALCO BLVD STE 16 HARVEY LA 70058 CBD.26.0000000483-R GRILL 318 CLOUDZ 2307 E TEXAS ST STE 200 BOSSIER CITY LA 71111 CBD.08.0000000277-R 318 CLOUDZ 8714 YOUREE DRIVE STE E SHREVEPORT LA 71115 CBD.09.0000000444-R 3AMIGOS 10549 AIRLINE HWY BATON ROUGE LA 70816 CBD.17.0000000644-R 3D SMOKE SHOP 1131 AIRLINE DR STE A1 BOSSIER CITY LA 71112 CBD.08.0000000494-R 3N3 DISTRIBUTORS INC 111 MULBERRY ST RIPLEY MS 38663 CBD.65.0000000086-W 420 SMOKE AND VAPE 1712 S W RAILROAD AVENUE SUITE C HAMMOND LA 70403 CBD.53.0000000642-R 420 VAPE & SMOKE SHOP 4345 WILLIAMS BLVD STE G KENNER LA 70065 CBD.26.0000000061-R 491 3819 RYAN ST LAKE CHARLES LA 70605 CBD.10.0000000279-R 5 LEAF LABORATORIES 3535 S SHERWOOD FOREST BLVD BATON ROUGE LA 70816 CBD.17.0000000025-RO Thursday, January 28, 2021 Page 1 of 97 TRADE NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP PERMIT # 5 STAR NUTRITION 2650 AIRLINE DR STE 200 BOSSIER CITY LA 71111 CBD.08.0000001285-RO 5 STAR NUTRITION 3465 NELSON RD LAKE CHARLES LA 70605 CBD.10.0000001280-RO 5 STAR NUTRITION 205 CONSTITUTION RD STE 2 WEST MONROE LA 71292 CBD.37.0000001286-RO 5 STAR NUTRITION 7030 YOUREE DR STE D SHREVEPORT LA 71105 CBD.09.0000001284-RO 710 SMOKES PHONE 5801 W PARK AVE STE 107 HOUMA LA 70364 CBD.55.0000000620-R 90 EXPRESS 1193 HWY 12 DEQUINCY LA 70633 CBD.10.0000000836-R A & A QUICK STOP 702 S CHATAIGNIER ST VILLE PLATTE LA 70586 CBD.20.0000001113-R A & B TOBACCO 2410 E NAPOLEON SULPHUR LA 70663 CBD.10.0000000142-R A & J DISCOUNT 14568 WEST MAIN STREET CUT OFF LA 70345 CBD.29.0000001031-R A 1 PHARMACY 1322 W THOMAS ST HAMMOND LA 70401 CBD.53.0000001302-R HAMMOND A COUNTRY STORE 9905 HWY 449 GREENSBURG LA 70441 CBD.46.0000000286-R A&C CAJUN DISTRIBUTORS 175 GAGE CT HOUMA LA 70364 CBD.55.0000000007-RO A-1 PHARMACY METAIRIE 3501 SEVERN AVE STE 3A METAIRIE LA 70002 CBD.26.0000000083-R ABES QUICK STOP 5598 SHREVEPORT HWY PINEVILLE LA 71360 CBD.40.0000001377-R ABITA TOBACCO AND 22107 HWY 36 STE A ABITA SPRINGS LA 70420 CBD.52.0000000435-R GROCERY Thursday, January 28, 2021 Page 2 of 97 TRADE NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP PERMIT # ACADIA TOTAL HEALTH 1307 CROWLEY RAYNE HWY STE E CROWLEY LA 70526 CBD.01.0000001311-R LLC ACADIAN EXPRESS 2903 HWY 90 E BROUSSARD LA 70518 CBD.28.0000000242-R ACADIANA MART 120 E PONT DES MOUTON RD LAFAYETTE LA 70507 CBD.28.0000000232-R ACADIANA PRESCRIPTION 454 HEYMANN STE 1 LAFAYETTE LA 70503 CBD.28.0000001125-R SHOP ACKAL'S COMMUNITY 814 FORTUNE ROAD SUITE 109 YOUNGSVILLE LA 70592 CBD.28.0000001189-R PHARMACY INC ACRES EXPRESS 6325 ACRES RD MARRERO LA 70072 CBD.26.0000000479-R ADOOMI 2101 GOV NICHOLLS ST NEW ORLEANS LA 70116 CBD.36.0000001416-R ADVANCED HEALTH & 141 N BOBCAT DRIVE EUNICE LA 70535 CBD.49.0000000016-R SOUL ADVANCED MEDICAL 2701 N HULLEN ST METAIRIE LA 70002 CBD.26.0000001448-R MANAGEMENT AGILUS HEALTH 1305 TEXAS AVE ALEXANDRIA LA 71301 CBD.40.0000000178-R AIM MAIL CENTER 154 9655 PERKINS ROAD SUITE C BATON ROUGE LA 70810 CBD.17.0000000503-R AIRLINE SUPER STOP 608 S PURPERA GONZALES LA 70737 CBD.03.0000001333-R AJ SOUTHPOINT FOOD 23610 HWY 16 STE A DENHAM SPRINGS LA 70726 CBD.32.0000001236-R MART AJS DISCOUNT 7009 CHURCH POINT HWY BRANCH LA 70516 CBD.01.0000000200-R AK QUICK STOP 700 HOMER RD MINDEN LA 71055 CBD.09.0000001474-R Thursday, January 28, 2021 Page 3 of 97 TRADE NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP PERMIT # ALBANY DRUGS 19067 FLORIDA BLVD ALBANY LA 70711 CBD.32.0000000172-R ALBANY ON THE RUN 28571 LA 43 ALBANY LA 70711 CBD.32.0000000700-R ALBYS 2336 N SHERWOOD FOREST DR BATON ROUGE LA 70815 CBD.17.0000000008-R ALESHIA MCGLOTHLIN 1403 METRO DRIVE BUILDING G ALEXANDRIA LA 71303 CBD.40.0000001489-R ALI BABA HOOKAH 8312 FLORIDA BLVD STE F BATON ROUGE LA 70806 CBD.17.0000000657-R ALTERED STATE GLASS 1424 CENTER ST SUITE C NEW IBERIA LA 70560 CBD.23.0000000580-R HOUSE AMANDAS GROCERY 809 SOUTH RAILROAD AVENUE OPELOUSAS LA 70570 CBD.49.0000000497-R AMELIA CHEVERON #40 10183 HWY 182 EAST MORGAN CITY LA 70380 CBD.51.0000000897-R ANDYS 211 EAST BLOCH STREET OPELOUSAS LA 70570 CBD.49.0000000105-R ANELAS 7720 MAIN ST HOUMA LA 70360 CBD.55.0000001173-R ANGEL CBD HEMP 17278 AIRLINE HWY SUITE E PRARIEVILLE LA 70769 CBD.03.0000000513-R ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL DAY 1709 N CAUSEWAY BLVD MANDEVILLE LA 70471 CBD.52.0000000865-R AROMATIC INFUSIONS 514 LAFAYETTE ST YOUNGSVILLE LA 70592 CBD.28.0000000651-R AURA APOTHEKARY 6033 MANNAN DR BATON ROUGE LA 70817 CBD.17.0000000024-O AURORA CBD & HEMP 2252 TOWER DRIVE SUITE 106 MONORE LA 70360 CBD.37.0000000427-R Thursday, January 28, 2021 Page 4 of 97 TRADE NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP PERMIT # AVENUE WINE & SPIRITS 2025 ST CHARLES AVE NEW ORLEANS LA 70130 CBD.36.0000000392-R B & N HEMP 5345 DEVORE DR BATON ROUGE LA 70811 CBD.17.0000000009-O B LIPS LLC 350 BOULEVARD ST SHREVEPORT LA 71104 CBD.09.0000000209-R B QUIK 9611 AIRLINE HIGHWAY BATON ROUGE LA 70815 CBD.17.0000000624-R B QUIK 4105 PERKINS ROAD BATON ROUGE LA 70808 CBD.17.0000000623-R B QUIK 9227 GREENWELL SPRINGS RD BATON ROUGE LA 70814 CBD.17.0000000622-R BAHAM PHARMACY & 3916 HWY 22 MANDEVILLE LA 70471 CBD.52.0000000181-R WELLNESS BARGAIN STOP # 27 2720 FLORIDA ST. MANDEVILLE LA 70448 CBD.52.0000000892-R BATRAHAS 1364 PAUL MAILLARD ROAD LULING LA 70070 CBD.45.0000000726-R BAYOU BEDS 4016 MAPLEWOOD DR SULPHUR LA 70663 CBD.10.0000000024-R BAYOU BEDS MATTRESS 716 E PRIEN LAKE RD LAKE CHARLES LA 70601 CBD.10.0000000025-R GALLERY BAYOU BLUE HEMP 499 BAYOU BLUE ROAD HOUMA LA 70364 CBD.55.0000000002-RW BAYOU CHIROCARE LLC 107 1ST AVE KINDER LA 70648 CBD.02.0000001460-R BAYOU CONWAY SUPER 7330 JOHN LEBLANC BLVD SORRENTO LA 70778 CBD.03.0000001334-R STOP BAYOU CORNER STOP 103 HWY 182 BAYOU L'OURSE LA 70380 CBD.04.0000000420-R Thursday, January 28, 2021 Page 5 of 97 TRADE NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP PERMIT # BAYOU NATURALS 101 MAIN STREET MINDEN LA 71055 CBD.60.0000001093-R BAYOU QUEEN VAPE 693 CORPORATE DR STE 102 HOUMA LA 70360 CBD.55.0000000032-R BAYOU QUEEN VAPE 142 LAURA DR SUITE F THIBODAUX LA 70362 CBD.29.0000000033-R BAYOU SMOKES 2324 BARATARIA BLVD STE 3 MARRERO LA 70072 CBD.26.0000000566-R BEAUCOUP CAJUN 1968 ATCHAFALYAYA RIVER HWY BREAUX BRIDGE LA 70517 CBD.50.0000000714-R SUPERETTE BEHRMAN 158 799 BERHMAN HWY GRETNA LA 70056 CBD.26.0000000255-R BELLA DE FLEUR INC 201 RUE BEAUREGARD STE 202 LAFAYETTE LA 70508 CBD.28.0000000001-O BELLA NONNAS OLIVE OIL 1409 E 70TH ST STE 107B SHREVEPORT LA 71105 CBD.09.0000000438-R AND VINEGAR BELLARDS HOME 621 WEST MAPLE AVE STE. B EUNICE, LA LA 70535 CBD.49.0000000987-R MEDICAL SUPPLY BELLE CHASSE #156 2850 BELLE CHASSE HWY GRETNA LA 70056 CBD.26.0000000787-R BELLE CHASSE FUEL MART 8180 BELLE CHASSE HWY BELLE CHASSE LA 70037 CBD.38.0000000878-R BELLE CHASSE TOBACCO 8625 HWY 23 BELLE CHASSE LA 70037 CBD.38.0000001297-R DISCOUNT BELLINGRATH PHARMACY 17070 GREENWELL SPRINGS STE B GREENWELL SPRINGS LA 70739 CBD.17.0000000372-R BERNARDS FAMILY 34876 HWY 1019 DENHAM SPRINGS LA 70706 CBD.32.0000000170-R PHARMACY BERRYTOWN PRODUCE 2600 W CHURCH STREET HAMMOND LA 70401 CBD.53.0000000456-R Thursday, January 28, 2021 Page 6 of 97 TRADE NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP PERMIT # BEST STOP QUICK MART 8 11066 ARNOLD ROAD DENHAM SPRINGS LA 70726 CBD.32.0000000561-R BEST STOP QUICK MART 11089 SPRINGFIELD ROAD DENHAM SPRINGS LA 70706 CBD.32.0000001244-R NO 4 BIG BOSS TRAVEL PLAZA 43165 PUMPKIN CENTER RD HAMMOND LA 70403 CBD.53.0000000612-R 12 BIG BOY SHOP AND GEAUX 12110 OLD HAMMOND HWY BATON ROUGE LA 70816 CBD.17.0000000609-R BIG CHIEF VAPOR 2518 ST CLAUDE AVE NEW ORLEANS LA 70117 CBD.36.0000000013-R PRODUCTS MARIGNY BIG EASY 2701 TULANE AVE NEW ORLEANS LA 70119 CBD.36.0000000378-R BIG EASY 2201 CANAL ST NEW ORLEANS LA 70119 CBD.36.0000000425-R BIG EASY 3415 S CARROLLTON AVE NEW ORLEANS LA 70118 CBD.36.0000000429-R BIG EASY 7600 W JUDGE PEREZ DR ARABI LA 70032 CBD.44.0000000474-R BIG EASY 6954 WEST MAIN ST HOUMA LA 70360 CBD.55.0000000473-R BIG EASY CBD 310 W JUDGE PEREZ DR CHALMETTE LA 70043 CBD.44.0000000521-R BIG EASY FRESH MARKET 2669 CANAL ST NEW ORLEANS LA 70119 CBD.36.0000001247-R BIG EASY TRAVEL PLAZA 5000 OLD GENTILLY RD STE B NEW ORLEANS LA 70126 CBD.36.0000001276-R BIRDIE BEE AMA 10399 RIVER RD AMA LA 70031 CBD.45.0000000990-R BIRDIE BEE EDGARD 707 HWY 3127 EDGARD LA 70049 CBD.48.0000000988-R Thursday, January 28, 2021 Page 7 of 97 TRADE NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP PERMIT # BIRDIE BEE LULING 13869 RIVER RD LULING LA 70070 CBD.45.0000000989-R BIRDIES FOOD & FUEL # 19 301 HIGHWAY 20 Schriever LA 70395 CBD.55.0000001029-R BIRDIES FOOD & FUEL #11 2018 LA HWY 182 HOUMA LA 70360 CBD.55.0000000427-R BIRDIES FOOD & FUEL #5 15427 RIVER ROAD HAHNVILLE LA 70057 CBD.45.0000000183-R BIRDIES FOOD & FUEL #6 901 EAST AIRLINE HWY LAPLACE LA 70068 CBD.48.0000000184-R BIRDIES FOOD AND FUEL 3738 AIRLINE DR Metairie LA 70001 CBD.26.0000000641-R 18 BIRDIES LAPALCO #2 7425 LAPALCO BLVD MARRERO LA 70072 CBD.26.0000000188-R BIRDIES NO 1 15701 HWY 18 HAHNVILLE LA 70057 CBD.45.0000000189-R BIRDIES ON BROAD 1233 N BROAD ST NEW ORLEANS LA 70119 CBD.36.0000000471-R BIRDIES TRAVEL CENTER 4322 HWY 90 E SUITE B DES ALLEMANDS LA 70030 CBD.29.0000000991-R BJS COUNTRY STORE 320 ST CLAIR RD BOYCE LA 71409 CBD.40.0000000291-R BLANCHETS
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