Poor customer service No response after initial…read morecorrespondence about delayed order No merchandise ever received No refund for large purchase of candles Order made in Fall of last year and the owner Tiffany has stopped responding I tried to support this small business and got burned

Although I may no longer physically live in New Orleans, Wicks Nola allows me to have a piece of…read morethe city in my house. The scents and stories behind each candle are so unique and one can't help but affiliate scents with memories. They from what I last hear are currently more of an online and mobile candle making shop, but I hope they are able to come back and open up a brick & mortar again. If you're seeing this review check out their website and you too will appreciate the descriptions of each candle and have a solid understanding of what to expect. Wicks Nola is more than just candles though they have linen sprays, aromatherapy focused products, and more. I also would consider their bulk candle program if I had a moment that required buying gifts in bulk as they offer a steep discount once you buy a certain quantity.

Great assortment of NOLA-related gifts, gadgets, candles and trinkets, good prices, friendly and…read moregracious service, the epitome of what retail-therapy should be. Five Stars.

Pandemic Update: Staff is masked and patrons are required…read moreto be masked (as is still the city mandate). They have hand sanitizer by the front door. As always super cute merchandise, mostly made in Louisiana. I was specifically there for my 2nd brother's birthday present but ended up with some cute things for me too. Staff is friendly and courteous. Love a quick in and out! And since I walked over, I had zero issues with parking.

Really cute inside; I honestly spent 20+ minutes browsing everything in the store in multiple…read moreloops. I loved the variation in store items and variation in price range; I didn't feel like things were too expensive for the product. There really is something for everyone in here and so cute!

I love this shop! So many cute things, to the point I just want to buy every single things. The…read morestore's cashier was very friendly and helpful. Store is very bright and clean.

Loved walking through this store during our trip here. It's perfect to start with and then walk…read moredown Magazine St. I didn't expect to buy anything but came out with a mm adorable mini art print from their fun quarter machine and a palm leaf ceramic ring dish. Really love the vibe in here!

Pandemic review: I was familiar with many of the products in…read morethis small shop from before there was a bricks & mortar store. I had purchased various of their wares at pop-ups or other shops over the last few years. But I learned from a friend that they had an actual shop (and while it is not open at the moment), they are selling from their website. Ordering was super easy and they have a nice variety of items. I like that you can shop by cause as well as by type. You can't actually smell the candles from the website, but the descriptions are really good! I also like that if you finish a candle, you can return the empty clean glass to the store for a small credit.

I love this company. I was in New Orleans in December 2019, and I happened upon this stuff. I…read morebought some Shea Butter creams. I love them so much that I use them every day. I went back home to Oregon and I bought more online to give as gifts for friends in CA. The product is great, the customer support is great. I have nothing bad today about Essentially NOLA. Thanks for the great products and great smells!

Really nice find in Esplanade Mall. They had a lot of nice soaps, bath bombs, lotions, and candles…read more They even had seasonal items. I felt that the prices were very reasonable and the store owner was very helpful. She helped me put together a Halloween themed gift basked. My only complaint is that I use natural soap in the shower and it's very strongly scented. You come out smelling a little perfumed. But you might like that :-)

There's a lot packed into this little gem of a store. Very cool and very neat/weird stuff. Spooky…read morestuff. We all liked it! Check it out after Vampire Cafe.

I found out you can cop some bomb fang veneers, after my braces come off i'll def be back for my…read morefangs, other then tht I got a cool eyeshadow pallet it was expensive though like $40 haha

Lovely, quaint shop with tons of scents to choose from in various formats. At the counter, there…read moreare samples of all of the perfumes they offer along with a list of their names and main notes. A similar set up is available for colognes in the same area. Around the shop, there are candles, body oils, room sprays, lotion, etc. in select scents. At the back in a separate room, there are some cute clothes. The 2 women that were working when I popped in were friendly and approachable. I even overheard another customer come in who asked for help with identifying a scent similar to her current discontinued perfume and they were extremely helpful! They offered to let us try some scents on to see how it changed with our skin chemistry. After smelling for a long time, I picked up 3 scents: heliotrope (very warm vanilla), carnaval (fresh, spring), and mirage (honestly have no clue how to describe this, just that it smells delicious). I also looked up their website to see if I would be able to reorder and it seems that select scents are available, so it is definitely worth a trip in-person to smell all of their inventory!! Price wise, these are very affordable at $33/2 oz. of eau de toilette and $45(?)/2 oz. for the parfum. I would love to continue supporting this business for their stellar service and unique scents, not to mention the history of the company is cool.

Very friendly service, I got 2 oils, bubble bath and a bath bomb. it was very expensive around 500$…read morekeep in mind they don't have a bathroom. I thought it was a pretty cool experience in all

One of my favorite shops that I visited while in New Orleans. So many great and unique items to…read morebring home as gifts or souvenirs. I bought my wife some unique jewelry and some glitter glam cosmetics that she loved. The kids enjoyed the stuffed animals and treats that I bought fur them. Shoot, even I found some unique items to display on my office bookshelf. There are three locations scattered around downtown and each one offers a clean and organized shopping experience with high quality items and friendly service. A definite must stop when you are looking for your next New Orleans souvenir!

I was strolling around the city and came across this charming little boutique. This family-owned…read morebusiness was established in 2007, and there are two other locations on Royal St. (Rue Royal) If you are looking for a nice, quality souvenir or a thoughtful gift that proudly represents the Crescent City - this is the place! They carry a wide variety of products ranging from apparel, accessories, home décor, books, fragrances, candles, & locally made products. All three shops have different inventory so don't hesitate to visit them all. Most of the items are handmade or locally sourced and the prices are reasonable. Everything was neatly organized, which made it easy & enjoyable to browse at my leisure. The salesclerk that assisted me with my purchase was an absolute doll! I will definitely stop by every time I'm in town.

I came on a Monday afternoon to just check out the latest product at Sephora. I came across a sale…read moreand I was looking through the items when Edward (according to another staff) attempt to help me. He was very rude in trying to do so. The gondola I was looking at was not organized in accordance to Shade & tester. I said no I don't need help it's just a little messy, but I can mange. I COMPLETELY understand not all Sephoras can be tidy at all times. But I TRULLY could manage and wanted no help. It seemed as though me saying it was "messy" triggered him and took it personal. Even though I I didn't mind nor wanted his help. He actually then steps in attempting to help me on what I was looking for in a certain shade range and he was trying to guide me for the medium darker tones, when it was NOT what I was looking for . He then proceeded to give me unsolicited advice on make up when he doesn't even know who I am nor that's Ive be in the Makeup industry for over 15yr working in Los Angeles. The store was clean. It was also quite empty so I felt comfortable shopping but after that experience, I just wanted to leave.

My first time ever going into a Sephora store and though workers were plenty, not one approached to…read moreask if my friend and I needed assistance with anything, we spent time in perfumes and makeup trying different things. I was interested in a new perfume, but will shop online. I don't think I should have to work hard to spend my money. The staff was congregating chatting with one another and the in store security officer..