Excellent skateshop. The interior is a bit small and crowded for a top-tier skateshop--we're not…read moretalking the type of space some leading shops have but still Humidity packs in the merch and the staff are all winners with a great, helpful, attitude. The location can't be beat, either--near Jackson Square. What impressed me most was when I most recently went in--and I'm an out of towner, understand--they greeted me, we talked about art and photography and one of the guys asked me to go to a photo show his friend was having. There's a real sense of wanting to include all skaters here, to extend the community outward and not puppy-guard anything despite probably getting a huge lot of tourists wandering in for better or worse. Humidity is simply really embodying what a local skateshop should in every regard. They have very rad stickers, too.

Love the humidity peeps, im 26 and just started skating, told them i had ankle issues and they…read morehooked me up with good ergonomic kicks. Badass mfs over there.

I ordered a pair of sneakers on February 19th and this has been one of the worst online buying…read moreexperiences I've had. The tracking never moved, and when I contacted the company they couldn't even confirm whether the package was actually shipped or ever picked up by the carrier. Instead of taking responsibility, they immediately blamed the post office and said the package was lost. However, the post office advised me to verify if the seller had physically mailed the item at all -- something the company was unable to prove. It seems like a shipping label may have been created without the item ever being handed over. No clear answers, no proof of shipment, and no real effort to resolve the issue. Customers shouldn't have to do the investigation themselves after paying for an order. Very disappointing experience and I would be cautious ordering from them.

I really enjoyed shopping here when I was in town in August of 2025 for a convention. The staff was…read morevery friendly and welcoming but not pushy in the least and the atmosphere is great--classy, fun, but not trying to hard like some sneaker boutiques. However, none of that matters if the selection of product doesn't pan out but here it does: they have a great selection of recent sneaker releases and clothing, too. I bought a pair of camo mesh shorts by their own Politics label which are well-made and hype. Their location in the French Quarter is also superb. I highly recommend checking them out.

Best shoe store ever! On Jackson Square. Don't miss all the amazing shoes. I stopped by everyday of…read moremy vacation. The shoes are gorgeous and the prices and sale price are incredible. I had a hard time trying to decide how many I could carry on the plane ride home. Stacy was so patient and kind, the perfect sales assistant. This is a permanent stop on every visit to New Orleans! Stop by, you will be impressed. Ask for Stacy, she is wonderful.

The shoes in here are amazing to look at ... It's basically art for the sole. I didn't really look…read moreat prices because I was just window shopping but there were some incredible shoes inside! Super cute purses, bags and sunglasses as well. Most items are fun and flirty. A definite stop while visiting Jackson Square. Don't miss it!

We came in here while we were waiting for our River cruise to take off and they opened an hour…read moreearlier than their competitors down the road. While they did not have my size specifically in stock they suggested to look at the same size equivalent in mens. I agreed to some neutral colors and shoes and within minutes he brought me out 5 pairs of sneakers. I bought 2 and was on my way. Great service and selection !

My wife made the mistake of packing a pair of black sneakers that turned out to be the wrong shoe…read morefrom two different pairs of the same color. Being that you need comfortable footwear, such as sneakers, to walk around downtown NOLA, especially in the French Quarter, we were fortunate to find the Athlete's Foot on Canal Street to rectify the mistake. We found a pair of stylish Adidas that fit the bill after a bit of searching and trying on. The staff was pretty helpful in locating the right size, and it wasn't long before my wife had her pair, and away we went back towards the hotel. It was very convenient that there was an Athlete's Foot on Canal Street; given the situation, so happy that we were able to find a clean, well-organized shoe store that was easy to navigate, ask for the right size, and get on with our stay in the Crescent City.

Do not go here if you have problems with impulse purchases. My hubby insisted we go back the next…read moreday, because that is how awesome the items were. This place has a GORGEOUS selection of shows and purses. They also have a small bit very nicely curated selection of outerwear. Very worth checking out just to see shoes that are also works of art. Don't forget to look at the website first for a 10% discount, and check in on Yelp to get a free pair of cute earrings if you spend over $200 (as of this review). Very nice people work there as well.

Super kind service! My husband and I found this place walking by and the most beautiful, fur jacket…read morecaught my eye. I honestly think the store was closing, but the staff was so generous to let us come in and take a look! I wish I would have gotten the names of the lady and gentleman working Monday night! Their service was exceptional, and I will be one of my stops next time in New Orleans!

Yes Yes Yes!!! This store is a shoe lovers dream!!!!!! I…read morecouldn't get enough looking at the unique shoes John Fluevog is selling!! The staff is extremely nice, took their time answering my questions and gave me a catalog to take home since we didn't have enough time to shop. I love that the store has an I online option and ships nation wide!

Fantastic shoe store from a local designer. Tons of unique designs that are throw backs to styles…read morethat were popular in the sixties and seventies. There are only so many of each style made, and once they're sold out, they're gone forever, so what you purchase becomes a real collectors item. The prices reflect the unique style and collectibility of the shoes, but may give you stick shock. Leather boots and shoes can be ordered in real leather or vegan leather. And if the style you want isn't available in the size you need, the staff can help you figure out whether they can order it for you from another location.

Located in the Riverwalk Outlets this department store had a lot of items marked down. I saw…read moreearrings, clothes, shoes, and of course items located near the registers. The store was neat and laid out fairly well, for what I was looking for. I found nickel free earrings and other items that were marked down. As for customer service, I didn't need help and the ladies at the register were moving the line quickly. I would shop here again if in New Orleans.

I make a point to find the nearest Nordstrom Rack whenever I'm traveling…read more As for this one at the Port of New Orleans, I was pleasantly surprised by their denim selection. They had a great assortment from Good American and Madewell, with a good range of sizes and styles to choose from. So yay because I needed a pair of jeans because the weather was much cooler than I'd packed for. The dress section, however, felt a bit repetitive. Lots of the same styles, so not a ton of variety there. One thing that really stood out was the shoe section, especially if you're a size 10. There was a very large selection, which isn't always easy to find. Overall, a solid stop if you're looking for quality denim and shoes, but also know that it's Nordstrom Rack so options will always vary.

Situated on the block between Decatur and N. Peters STNDRD Athletic was a random stop in for us as…read morewe walked around the city. We got pulled in by the window set ups and sleek looking interior...and the promise of cool athletic gear was a bonus. The store is a boutique style spot with a focus on athletic goods from shoes, shirts, bottoms, hats and accessories. They have a cool shoe wall that features a small variety of men's and women's sneakers. The rest of the store is dedicated to clothing and accessories. They have several name brands, but also feature a few smaller brands specific to the style of clothing. Pricing ranged. There was nothing that seemed wildly expensive, but also nothing that seemed like the deal of a lifetime. The store is in great condition, well kept and was super clean. Plus they had that AC running, so the pop in was nice for many reasons! Service was solid as well. The staff was friendly, welcoming us in, checking on us during the shop and wishing us well. Overall, unexpected spot given the area that turned out to be a pretty cool spot to browse!

I feel compelled to share this experience, not out of malice, but out of disappointment and a deep…read moresense of frustration. As someone who not only spends a considerable amount of money at local businesses but also takes pride in supporting establishments within our community, I walked into this place expecting even the most basic level of respect. What I received was the complete opposite. Upon entering the establishment, I approached the owner directly and greeted him, trying to initiate a respectful, face-to-face interaction. To my surprise, and honestly my disbelief, he never looked up, never responded, and never acknowledged me at all -- as if I wasn't even standing there. There was no excuse, no distraction, no crowd, no reason not to extend a simple courtesy like eye contact or a greeting. This wasn't just bad customer service -- it was flat-out disrespect. What made the situation even more unsettling is that his own staff, who were standing nearby, were the only ones who showed any kind of professionalism. One of them looked over and said, "Good evening." That moment spoke volumes. If your team has to pick up the slack for your lack of basic human decency, something is seriously wrong with how your business is being run. I've come here before and spent real money -- not just once, but many times -- because I believed in putting my dollars into businesses that represent our city, our people, and our culture. But it's hard to continue supporting a place when the owner himself can't even show an ounce of gratitude or humility to the very customers who keep his doors open. Being a community-based business means something. It means showing love back to the people who show love to you. It means engaging, being present, and understanding that your energy and attitude affect every single person who walks through your doors. When you show your true colors -- especially to someone who's supported you without asking for anything in return -- people take notice. To anyone considering doing business here, I strongly advise you to think twice. It's one thing to have an off day, but it's another to make someone feel unseen, unappreciated, and unwelcome -- especially when they come with respect. I won't be back, and I won't recommend this place to anyone in my network until the ownership learns what true customer service -- and community care -- really looks like.