This is nothing like the New Orleans French Quarter. First off it is way cleaner and smells far…read morebetter. This area is also significantly safer than New Orleans. Now I can see how they were going for a gimmick marketing play here but they missed some elements. The restaurants and businesses here offer nothing French I saw and nothing that resembles New Orleans French Quarter. Panani Pete's offers Italian Panani sandwiches so this seems more like the Italian Quarter. Now parts of the New Orleans French Quarter were known as Little Italy or Little Palermo during the late 19th and early 20th Centuries as so many Sicilian immigrants lived in the French Quarter so maybe the theme is back to that era? The HUGE missing elements here are that they have no ability to allow you to carry your booze about everywhere like properly civilized humans should and they force closing times without any 24/7 establishments serving libations as a joy focused culture should. So I just don't get any sort of French Quarter vibe or joie de vivre required for a place to claim French Quarter status. Perhaps I'm missing something?

Cobblestone streets, music being piped through outdoor speakers, water fountains, flowers…read moreeverywhere and adorable little shops? Are you somewhere in heaven? Yes, pretty much. Welcome to Fairhope's French Quarter. Ahh, this little slice of heaven is in the middle of the beautiful little town of Fairhope. Getting to it is just as nice as being there. It's a pretty drive up and down hilly tree lined streets where duck and geese crossings aren't uncommon. Parking was a little challenging since I wasn't familiar with the area (yet, trust me I came here multiple times on my visit, so I learned quickly) but once I found it, it was a breeze and there are plenty of places to park for free. Once you're inside there so much to see and do, not unlike the New Orleans FQ but on a much smaller and less smelly scale. Cute little shops with clothing, books, restaurants, novelties and art. It's totally worth a visit or twenty and I highly recommend checking it out for yourself. I know I'll be back!

Excellent gifts and shoes. Great salesperson. Please put me on your list for new products.read more

Amazing store! Always stop here first when visiting Fairhope! Some of my favorite holiday items are…read morefrom this store.

This little shop shares space with another shop in Fairhope's French Quarter. The lady who owns the…read morebusiness is so friendly and personable. You'll just love talking to her. She sells mostly local Alabama goods, jellies, lotions, sauces and seasonings. She also sells a few things like napkins, towels, aprons, serving pieces and bbq tongs. Her prices are as very reasonable.

First time visit to Fairhope and wanted to grab some souvenirs. The Fairhope Store is the perfect…read moreplace to do that. The store is clean, bright and full of great merchandise. The girls working there were super friendly and helpful. This will definitely be a routine stop on future visits to this adorable town!

I live in Fairhope and I love walking into The Fairhope Store. All of the employees are so kind and…read morewilling to help!!! They also have a great selection of shirts and sweatshirts with super cute designs. Go to The Fairhope Store when you visit, you won't regret it!!!

This is a "must" stop whenever we are in the area. They have an array of products. We recently…read morepurchased a fountain. We told the staff we had a five hour trip to get back home, and the staff wrapped it for safe travel and helped us put it in the car. We have purchased many things from them, and everything we have purchased is of great quality. About three years ago we purchased some wind chimes, and even though they are outdoors, they still look like brand new. The sound is so peaceful. Their prices are very good for the quality of their products. Over the years we have purchased other outdoor items, and I have purchased some jewelry, sunglasses, and bags. We love Streets.

I've passed this place several times and wanted to stop in. Today, I did just that. The place…read morelooks so inviting. Pulling in, you'll notice they have a vast assortment of flower pots, planters and plants. They have a few ponds with water gardens, one of which has a little bridge, swing and hammock. We walked in the quaint little building to find a great selection of bird feeders, candles, jewelry and accessories and, of course, collegiate merchandise. They even had a cool little rack of supplies to make your own Christmas tree topper. Those were totally cool. If you're searching for a gift, you absolutely can't go wrong in here. The prices were on par with other gift shops. The employees were friendly and helpful. This will definitely not be my last trip to Streets! I'm totally in love with this adorable little place.

This little gift shop is so artsy and adorable! They sell a few boutique style tops, jewelry and…read moresuch. They have lotions, soaps, and candles. They also sell all kinds of mermaid stuff like ornaments and pillows. There were several nice paintings and tote bags lined up for sale. If you're looking for a gift for someone special or for yourself, this shop is a great place to start.