Dawn M.

Flags, flags everywhere! If you have an occasion, holiday or special event...there is a flag for that and it is here. Just ask and the owner will walk to it and give you great options. Finding masks was a great surprise. The next party that requires an incognito presence, I'm heading back for a mask. Great selection!

Courtney D.

If I could give this 0 stars I would. Went for a flag. Saw the confederate one displayed proudly. Immediately left. Never ever ever ever ever ever spending money there again. This business puts a stain on New Orleans.

Brett W.

Decent selection, but then again this was the only flag shop I could find in New Orleans. The only reason I'm not rating them a two is because they sell the Louisiana Secession flag so kudos to them for that. Why not 4 or 5? To be honest, the prices were kinda outrageous. 50 dollars for a nylon flag? I could get it much cheaper online. I did buy a garden flag for $18.00 and while I could've bought it for a third of the price on Amazon I'd rather support a business that seemed to actually care about getting me what I wanted and not just getting me a cheap price. In summary. If you want to buy local flags, be prepared to sacrifice your wallet, but also realize the service is much better and you get to actually talk to a person.

Marielle S.

I have passed this flag shop probably a million times, with it's colorful flags and banners hung outside the building and all over the sidewalk. I was recently in the market for a garden flag for my front yard, so I decided to start here. Talk about overwhelming!! There are flags, windsocks, windmills and other myriad garden decoration everywhere! There are all along the walls and they are hung from the ceiling. You literally have to weave your way through them all to get to where you're going. When I finally tracked down the garden flags I was faced with a lot of choices. Every kind of flag that you could possibly imagine of varying size, prices and themes. When I was here I was looking for a pretty simple "every day", non-seasonal flag, but all of the ones I seemed to find were spring/Easter themed. I did find one Obama flag where he looks about 20, so I assume it dates back to '08. I would have asked for help, but on the day I was here the woman working was on the phone having a fairly loud argument with someone about internet connection, so I thought it best to not bother her. I'll be back, but I will need some guidance next time.

Horrible customer service. I purchased a New Orleans flag for $88 from here in July and the owner was extremely helpful at that time. The issue arose after hanging the flag in front of my house for 4 months (July - October) and it tore completely through the middle and along the edges. It also significantly faded, but we are South-facing, so that wasn't an issue. I brought the tattered flag into the shop, explained I purchased it in July, and was concerned at how quickly it deteriorated. He immediately got defensive and told me that just doesn't happen to flags from his store, as they were all too high quality and American made. He also continued to tell me there was no way that would happen in 4 months and insinuated I was lying about when I purchased it, and could not prove it since he didn't have a "picture of me with the flag in the store". I continued to ask if there was anything I could have done differently to prevent it, and he insisted I must have been "using it wrong" or it was much older than I was saying. Overall, it was really strange and he was really mean/rude. Obviously, I won't be purchasing anymore flags from this store.

Keith K.

If you're into flags, or wind chimes or funky animal puppets, this is your store. It's hard to miss this shop as you walk along the trendy Magazine Street, but the explosion of colours and flapping flags is only a tease to what waits inside. There is no wasted space in this store, with flags and banners of every stripe hanging from floor to ceiling. Wind chimes line the narrow pathways thru the store, making sure that customers run into them along the way, at least that's what co-owner Charles told me. Throughout this colourful cave of flags, there does seem to be a method to the madness, everything is organized into categories making finding your flag less of a scavenger hunt than you might first think. Brad, the other co-owner, said they've been there for 12 years now, so they must be doing something right. I'm not sure where all the negative reviews are coming from, I had quite a lovely time speaking with owners Brad and Charles, as well as their employee Jose, who all seemed very happy to tell me the history of the store and bits of trivia about some of the products, for example all the wind chimes come from Woodstock, NY (not China). I stopped short of a five star rating because I ended up not buying any of their products (I'm actually not into flags that much, it was the colourful sidewalk display that I couldn't resist) so I can't vouch for the quality one way or the other. But from merely speaking with Charles and Brad (and even Helga, the parrot, yes they have a parrot, altho in a shop with this much going on it's hard to see her at first), I have to say it was a wonderful experience for me. Here's to another 12 years guys.