Super cutesy kids boutique located on Magazine Uptown. A great variety of kids clothes, shoes, and…read moretoys! You won't be disappointed when entering this place!!

I headed into Metairie on a Saturday afternoon to visit their neighboring store, and after grabbing…read moreitems next door, i headed to Little Miss Muffin. A ladies' apparel and kids clothing store, as well as some decorative housewares and accessories, the store had a little bit of everything. First off, I was greeted by friendly staff when I walked in, and as I made my way around the store, they were kind enough to take my items to hold them for me. It's a bit crammed in there, but that just means they have some great items. they have Louisiana themed art, Mardi Gras items, and lots of non-themed clothing and accessories. I left with a cute Mardi Gras tumbler, a Louisiana themed plaque to gift a couple I know, and a cute Mardi Gras mask. They had the cutest king cake plates and artwork. I had already blown my budget that day, so I had to cut the visit short. I really enjoyed my trip in here, and will certainly go back, especially for kids gifts, if i am in the area.

I finally made it in the store! For some reason every time I happen to be in the neighborhood my…read morenight owl tendencies make me miss the store hours for this store! One of my girlfriends, Yelper Sandy A. And I longingly peeked through the store window one day after we stopped at Morning Call with my bestie, Yelper Steve A.! This store is one of three stores in the area with Little Miss Muffin in Lakeview and then another one on Old Metairie Road! Can I tell you the sales ladies here are so friendly and welcoming! They greet you as soon as you walk in the store and ask if you need help. One thing I'll mention is this store is so much bigger on the inside than what it appears in the outside! It has clothes, jewelry, shoes, purses, accessories etc. for little girls, teenagers and ladies! I love it!! There are even toys in the front! And can I tell you they have a runway with a a red carpet by the changing area! How cute is that! Happy shopping y'all!

Want to buy MG beads or throws at discount? Need party favors? Need house decorations? Masks,…read morecostume accessories? This is the place, prices are good and staff helpful, many of the crews do business with this place and it's a busy place during MG season. Big place, lots to see.

Behold a Mardi Gras explosion! No one has to order their costume, beads, throws and krewe supplies…read morefrom Amazon when you have Plush Appeal in the heart of the city. Best of all, though, come here to decorate your house. While the rest of the country is taking down the holiday decor, NOLA is putting up the purple, green and gold lights, garlands... even keeping up the tree with a whole new look (that's the case in my house). Beyond Carnival season, it's smart to come to Plush Appeal rather than a corporate chain like Party City etc because this store is enormous and likely has what you need to fit any party theme. Truly a one-stop for holidays, parties and costumes. If tourists find it, they'd never overpay in the souvenir shops again.

Cute shop on Magazine. Stopped in while visiting from South Carolina. They have a variety of items…read morefrom hand crafted jewelry, cards, books, crafted candles, etc. The co-owner, Toni, and the young lady working at the register were delightful. I bought a few pairs of earrings, and it was hard to decide because there were so many that were cute. I will definitely be back.

I participated in a secret santa gift exchange for work and wanted to #supportlocal #supportnola…read morewhile still respecting the recipient's wish list. I had two key words to go off of: tea and candles. Hmmmmm.... I had my friend Eric tell me about The Collective Shop a few months back when he bought some prints and I obsessed about them at his house. I was told it had recently opened on Magazine Street (this was around Halloween) and it was not only #blackowned but #womanowned and #opentoall ! *sold* I had this ace in my pocket for a while now but wanted a reason to shop for someone else, besides myself, and have a proper visit to explore and shop. I'm notorious for buying gifts for myself then as I'm in my car realized that I needed to shop for whatever the occasion was for. The shop is so stinking cute and is about 2-3 blocks away from Drink Beauty. Honestly, I love taking a stroll on Magazine Street and just basking in the ambiance. Once I found the cute little shop, I made my way in and fell in love at first sight. Had the chance to meet Alysia, one of the owners and she showed me around. I had asked her if they offer shipping and they do if you hit a certain threshold. WINNING I mentioned about my secret mission and wanted to make sure this could be sent incognito. She was super awesome and handled the details once I provided the address. I even left the items there since I needed computer access to her address. They have their own loose leaf tea and were super informative on which ones work with alternative milks and best for chai lattes. What won me over though were their #vegan candles which Alysia and Toni make in-house! I took a few sniffs and selected my fave two scents. The smaller ones were $8 a pop and the larger ones were around $14. You can find tons of knick knacks around here and make sure to ask which items are made in-house. Really loved my experience here and this shop implements COVID-19 safety practices! I snagged my secret santa gift for a little over $30 and left with a huge smile on my face. I hope CM Anne F. likes it just as much when it arrives to her doorstep.

I'd been meaning to stop in at this small shop at Christmas and somehow never did. As I was driving…read moreby, I realized they were open so I popped in. The shop does shutdown at 3 pm on Saturday. It is primarily a children's store but they do carry some of their designs in adult sizes. Clothes, gifts, jewelry, stationery, and artwork that is fun and unique. Many of two sprouts items are available in other shops around town. But this spot also carries lots of other items. I bought a couple of super cute items for a friends little one (shark plate & utensils) and a great king cake t-shirt for myself. The owner was at the store and she was very helpful. I'm pretty in love with my Marie Antoinette Let them eat King Cake tshirt.

Always helpful! Cute shop. Easy to get to. Nice to be on Metairie Road and not have to fight the…read morecrowds at the mall or Veterans.

If you are into beads, and you are in NOLA, this is your place to go. Located on Magazine Street,…read morethis business is easy to find. Like many of the business along Magazine, this one is situation in what once was a house. Just letting you know this, so you know what you are looking for. Once inside, you will be overwhelmed by the amount of beads they offer, in addition to a lot of other items that the person who enjoys making jewelry will need to create their craft. There is truly tons and tons of beads and other items in this shop. In addition, you can also find pre-made pieces of jewelry. All of which are beautifully handcrafted. Meaning, it is a great place to buy that gift for that special person in your life or for yourself. One thing to keep in mind, once inside this business, due to all of the items they have to offer and all of the customers who love this shop, you may find it to be a little be crowded. That's just something to keep in mind, as you can feel pretty cramped inside, if there's a lot of shoppers. Overall, this is one of the best bead shops around. Definitely worth the visit.

OMG! So OVERWHELMING! You have to walk up steps. The store looks like you're stepping into…read moresomeone's home. When I stepped through that door into this magical place, I was overwhelmed. Too many beads to look at. This place is stuffed with beads. All kinds, but everything is organized. There is a method to the madness. Staff recommend that you grab one of the small baskets that include small plastic bags and a pen. You place your selection in the baggy and write down how much it costs on the outside of the baggy. There are strings of beads hanging from the walls. Beads and clasps in bowls and dishes of various types, shapes, and sizes. A large assortment of chains, cut to desired length. Everything necessary to create your own custom jewelry. There were some serious bead shoppers in the shop. One of the ladies was assisting a mother and daughter duo the entire time I was looking around. They were still there when I made my purchases and exited. I purchased the cutest miniature tea cup and saucer and a faux pearl in a shell. There's even a back room where things have already been made. The staff are friendly and helpful. Prices are reasonable. The back of the business card: Beads; jewelry; findings; beading supplies; classes; repairs; charms; kids and adult parties; custom designs; wedding jewelry.

This place is full of unique tiaras. I will visit each time I'm in town. They are high quality,…read morebrilliant, and sturdy. She has several different designs. We had a blast searching the store.

I love this adorable shop! It's a bit tucked away on Royal street but so worth the stop! So many…read morefun sparkles to try on and buy. I purchased a necklace/earring set of costume jewelry and the sales person was so nice and helpful. I make sure to come here every time I'm in New Orleans.

Im not originally from here but I have a huge appreciation for the handmade throws from krewes and…read morefabulous headpieces on Mardi Gras day. I've been wanting to get into crafting more and have really struggled to find anything like what Nola Craft Culture offers. I realized everything I've been struggling to buy elsewhere was available for reasonable price. And amazing quality. I can't wait to come to a class and learn how to make a shoe or paint a house flower!

There is a nice selection here. However, they do discriminate against people who do not follow…read moretheir opinions. It's sad when a good business would rather shun away its customers because they don't have the same opinion.