In a Facebook post, Maxwell’s Market has announced the regrettable closure of its doors on January 31st. Having served the Shreveport community with distinction for the last couple of years, Maxwell’s Market’s current owners express deep gratitude to its cherished customers for being an integral part of this memorable journey.

Established in 1995 and nestled in the Uptown district of Line Avenue, Maxwell’s Market has been a cornerstone of the community, offering a superior shopping experience characterized by fast, convenient, and personalized customer service. Known for its delectable homemade meals, the market has become a beloved destination for those seeking quality ingredients and a welcoming atmosphere.

Maxwell’s Market underwent a transition from its long-time owner, Ross Barclay, to the new custodians, Eric and Andrea Reuther. Notably, the Reuthers also own the thriving local restaurant Bodacious BBQ on Line Avenue. Bodacious BBQ is expanding its offerings to include the only local indoor pickleball court.

Despite reaching out for comments to both Ross Barclay and the Reuthers, the Shreveport Bossier Journal did not receive a response. 

As a gesture of appreciation to the loyal patrons who have made this journey possible, Maxwell’s Market will be offering a 30% discount on the remaining on-shelf inventory from January 29th until January 31st. This special opportunity allows customers to stock up on their favorite items while bidding a fond farewell to an establishment that has left an indelible mark on the culinary landscape of Shreveport.

While the closure marks the end of an era for Maxwell’s Market, the team expresses sincere thanks to the Shreveport community for the honor of serving over the years. The memories created within the market’s walls will be cherished, and the impact on the community is a testament to the enduring legacy of Maxwell’s Market in the hearts of its patrons.