Really cute inside; I honestly spent 20+ minutes browsing everything in the store in multiple…read moreloops. I loved the variation in store items and variation in price range; I didn't feel like things were too expensive for the product. There really is something for everyone in here and so cute!

I love this shop! So many cute things, to the point I just want to buy every single things. The…read morestore's cashier was very friendly and helpful. Store is very bright and clean.

Great assortment of NOLA-related gifts, gadgets, candles and trinkets, good prices, friendly and…read moregracious service, the epitome of what retail-therapy should be. Five Stars.

Pandemic Update: Staff is masked and patrons are required…read moreto be masked (as is still the city mandate). They have hand sanitizer by the front door. As always super cute merchandise, mostly made in Louisiana. I was specifically there for my 2nd brother's birthday present but ended up with some cute things for me too. Staff is friendly and courteous. Love a quick in and out! And since I walked over, I had zero issues with parking.

This place is neat! Over 20 infused olive oils and so many flavors that there's something for…read moreeveryone! My favorites were the garlic (seriously I use it on everything) and the dill (great on salmon!). Staff is so so friendly and knowledgeable. You can sample as much as you want to make your decisions. Prices are very reasonable! I'm def coming here for Christmas presents!

Great staff. The oils and vinegars are top notch. Good prices allow you to try different ones. They…read morealso let you try each one.

Loved walking through this store during our trip here. It's perfect to start with and then walk…read moredown Magazine St. I didn't expect to buy anything but came out with a mm adorable mini art print from their fun quarter machine and a palm leaf ceramic ring dish. Really love the vibe in here!

Pandemic review: I was familiar with many of the products in…read morethis small shop from before there was a bricks & mortar store. I had purchased various of their wares at pop-ups or other shops over the last few years. But I learned from a friend that they had an actual shop (and while it is not open at the moment), they are selling from their website. Ordering was super easy and they have a nice variety of items. I like that you can shop by cause as well as by type. You can't actually smell the candles from the website, but the descriptions are really good! I also like that if you finish a candle, you can return the empty clean glass to the store for a small credit.

This place almost wants me to tell Yankee Candle to step aside…read more First of all, did you know that Amy's is locally (Louisiana) owned? I have seen these candles everywhere for my entire life and I had no idea! This shop is small, but as soon as you walk in you are inundated with the sweet smell of all of the candles they sell. They have a "scent bar" where you can sniff and smell all of the candles to your heart's content. I will say that I was pretty impressed by how strong the candles are and how "on the nose" the scents were. They have a cupcake scent that smells exactly like fresh bakes cupcakes. How do they even do that? The girl working was friendly enough and greeted us with a "hello". The candles are fairly well priced for the size and they seemed to be having some sales on the smaller jars, so that's a good deal if you are looking for some candles.

The Owner (or whomever was working 3/20/23) is the worst! I took a photo of a small piece of art…read morethat I was going to purchase for someone. She then got inappropriately mad, and started harassing me for it, so I left. She then told my mother whom I was there with, "he just left, so you should follow." So basically, we got kicked out for taking a photo of a photocopied sloth. So weird! It was a cheap little 11" copy, that she didn't even paint. Attached is the forbidden photo that got me kicked out. If you see this sloth, walk the other way!!

I adore this place. I stumbled on it the first time I came to New Orleans and bought a bunch of…read morehandmade jewellery (you can see jewellery being made by the artists right while you're shopping!). I also bought 2 absolutely beautiful headbands. I can't remember the name for them right now, but it had feathers and jewels. The second time I came to New Orleans I was dying to check this place out again. I couldn't remember the name of it, but remember the general area that it looked like. I was so happy when I finally stumbled upon it and made sure to bookmark it on Yelp for next time! Although they did have a lot of the same jewellery I bought last time, there were some new pieces as well. They also have a wide range of standard souvenirs (magnets, shirts, mugs etc.). They seemed to be a little more unique, and well made than the standard "souvenir" shops.