Neat, and organized. Lots of good deals on household cleaning and personal care items. Very…read morepleasant and engaging owners.

I love this store. Me and my boyfriend always find random good and useful stuff. I just got a brand…read morenew box of splat hair color for 95 cents! And we've gotten a lot of cool stuff for our house from here. They have different deals everyday, so if you see something just get it.

It's okay. There's a lot of expired stuff so you have to pick through it. There's also a lot of…read morediscontinued stuff that is weird. It's good for some canned goods and some of the snacks are good. There's not a lot of produce at all. Overall it's okay for a few things

My coworker has been telling me to go to this place for years. She recently told me that she saw a…read moredozen eggs for 99¢, so I decided to stop by. Many items are 50% off but I would encourage you to check the expiration date on the items. Some were expired, some were not expired. Overall, one cannot beat the low prices so I do recommend checking them out.

Definitely worth stopping by. I got a pair of leopard print Loeffler Randall heels here (new in…read morebox) for $50! Store is clean and organized. Everyone working was really nice and friendly and helpful with getting new sizes, etc.

Nice to finally see UAL in Uptown! After checking out their locations by Lakeview and French…read moreQuarter, I knew what I was in store for. The concept is the same where they sell nice brands up to 90% off. You'll find a wide assortment of styles to capture anyone's personal taste. The men's section is a little small but they do have some nice items. This location has a bigger focus on women's apparel, but they barely opened their doors so I'm certain there's more inventory to come. This is a shop you need to check out a few times each month as they are always bringing in new pieces.

Welcomed with a hello. I like the current styles and selection of sizes. Their prices are…read morereasonable. I wash my clothong in cold water and hang to dry. They stay new looking with a light steam. I am pleaaed to well dressed.

There needs to be more lines open during lunch hours. There's no reason the line should be wrapped…read morearound the store and only OPEN person on register. It happens every time. this issue needs to be taken care of sooner than later

Rating: 6/10 This…read morelocation is great for a thrift shop. Parking is available in front and a lot is across the street and beside the building. Inside, it's a bit tight. They do the best they can to display some of their pieces but it can get a bit overwhelming. It's an array of men's, women's and houseware but nothing stood out to me. I can see th

Like this thrift shop, good/fair prices, great staff and while small, a good selection that seems…read moreto turn over quickly. Only open weekdays--at least when I was there. Stopped twice, ten days apart and found nice stuff both times. I would like to see better sizing of pants/jeans/trousers--didn't have the patience to go through every pair to see if something was my size: S/M/L not a great way to show waist size.

This is quite a collection of all sorts of items and all manner of categories. The prices were…read morenot in the bargain basement range for the most part with some descent deals to be found. There were quite a number of interesting things to look at and they have a respectable assortment of tiny collectible knickknacks scattered around. If you are out on River Road this could be a good stop before heading over to Rivershack Tavern.

I've been reading about how New Orleans was voted the number one spot in the nation for flea…read moremarkets; so how come Yelp is lacking on reviewing them? This is why a NOLA Elite is needed... I got a tip on River Road Flea Market from an acquaintance, who became an acquaintance because I was asking about where to get furniture. Of all the stores and spots she recommended, this was my favorite and definitely the best. It was a little difficult to find because their address online says the city's name is Jefferson and my GPS only recognizes Jefferson as a parish. Now I know it's in New Orleans city, and not all the far away at all. It's located literally right by the river, separated by a grassy bank and the levee. The building is HUGE. It's like a warehouse divided into little rooms, all of which are decorated with amazing antiques and thrifty finds for a fairly reasonable price (about 125 for a desk-sized table, 150 for a wardrobe or dresser). It's not the cheapest spot, but the quality of the merchandise makes up for it. They get most of their merchandise from estate sales, apparently, and the eclectic collection certainly reflects that. Several of the rooms are themed: jewelry, records, children's furniture and toys (there was an amazing vintage rocking chair that I would buy just to anticipate having children... except I'm not), books, etc. Outside in a small gated area, they sell specialty Mexican pottery, most of which is large and would be appropriate for a yard, and wrought iron benches and trellises. I purchased a vintage bracelet for $5, and I can't wait to go back and actually purchase furniture, once I'm moved in! Just don't beat me to it; there's a table and a bedframe that I've already got my eye on...

How do I begin to sing praises in order to convey the fantasticness/fabulousness/ all the other…read moreRachel Zoe jargon conveying amazingness that is Swap? I will take a gander. Ultimately, Swap has singlehandedly eliminated my need to ever go to Lakeside Mall or Canal place, and has given me the wonderful ability of clicking delete when I get a sale notice from Banana or J. Crew because I know I can get the item at Swap in the same condition for less money. First, the owner, Michelle, is fabulous. It is like she has read every how to make your employees and people around you respect and love you book on the market. Or maybe it's innate for her. I don't know. Michelle is a genuinely kind person, who signs every single one of her business' emails with every single store associates name. In a world of faceless corporations, that means a considerable amount. Swap discounts items on a schedule. I know they do at 30 and 60 days, so you can take a gamble and watch an item if you are in love. Swap has only been open for a little over two years, and nearly half of my wardrobe went to be consigned there and the other half has been rejuvenated by it. My finds include Theory shirt dresses for 15 dollars, silk Club Monaco skirts for under 30, Coach wallets and wristlets, Tory Burch clutches for under 100, a Guess red peacoat that was Blair Waldorf worthy for under 70, banana republic silk tops, etc. How did this happen you say? Michelle opened her store in a section of town that has wealthier liberal arts schools literally 2,500 feet away (tulane and loyola) and is wedged in a wealthier part of new orleans. So, an influx of a revolving market with a disposable income. Brilliant! She works her butt off to get the word out about her store to New Orleans' ladies who lunch who then bring their garmets here. (Thankfully) There is no hipster ridiculous pretentiousness here (Im lookin' at you Buffalo Exchange) and they are always kind when you consign your items. I have never been treated anything but wonderfully by Michelle and her crew. If you are in the area, make a point to stop here. Honestly, I would work here for free if it were legal, but well, we both know there are labor laws. note: sign up for store emails because Swap loves coupons as much as you budget fashionistas do, and they also have an ebay edition of their store.

I absolutely love this boutique. Both in New Orleans and Baton Rouge. The selection of clothing,…read moreshoes and accessories is exceptional. The staff has always gone above and beyond to help.