Riverwalk Outlets is... okay. It's a convenient stop if you're already downtown and want some…read moreshopping with a view of the river, but it's not really a destination outlet mall. The location is the biggest plus, right along the Mississippi with easy access from the French Quarter and Warehouse District. Walking along the river after shopping is definitely the highlight. The store selection is hit or miss. There are a few recognizable brands and some decent deals if you're patient, but overall the variety is limited compared to larger outlet centers. Some spaces feel underutilized, and it can feel a bit quiet at times. It's somewhat clean and easy to navigate, which makes it a comfortable break from the New Orleans heat. That said, unless you're nearby or killing time, it's not something I'd go out of my way for.

This Outlet started out as The Riverwalk Market Place in Aug. 1986 then change to The Outlet…read moreCollection at Riverwalk, this is a three stories mall sit on the banks of the Mississippi River. This is a really great place to shop, there are over 75 eateries restaurants and retail stores here, there is a Cafe Du Mundo even here too. The Red cable car, plus the Hop on and off tour bus make stops a few steps from the entrance. This is also a wonderful place to just cool off from NOLA hot and Humidity weather plus people watch.

Awesome selection of shopping. Great location. Lot of parking. Great. Food court.read more

There is plenty of parking (mainly because there weren't many people there the day I went). I do…read morelike the funky styles of the stores I did go into. Everything was clean. I guess it's easy to keep clean if you don't have many customers. Interesting customer base. Wide aisle, plenty of space to sit if needed. I came because a friend wanted to come to shop for some clothes.

This mall is fantastic. Don't forget to checkout the Louisiana Crafts Guild gallery upstairs on the…read more2nd floor. There you will find handmade art by over 300 craftsmen through out the entire state. The prices range from $3 to $6000. There are also many affordable pieces that are priced under $400. Over 50 of the artists are jewelers, which is a perfect addition to this fashion forward mall. They ship nationwide. Grab yourself a coffee from the PJ's downstairs and come check it out. Other must stop stores include Louis Vuitton, Lululemon, Tiffany's, Banana Republic, J Crew, and more.

High end shopping mall near the downtown core and the French Quarter. It has a branch of just…read moreabout every major luxury store ( Tiffany, Saks, Louis V etc) Inside it's quiet and low key. One of the drawbacks is that it feels almost deserted

This is a beautiful spot next to the Mississippi River. A wonderful view at night and with a…read moreriverboat coming in from a tour. Very peaceful to just watch the water and look at all the twinkling lights.

Something to do, only store we really liked was Burlington but the outside is the best partread more

Parking in this small-ish strip mall is the main reason for the low star rating. There are 6 or so…read moremain big box stores here, but parking can be tight, and people don't seem to know how to drive in parking lots down here (generally speaking). It is pretty straight forward, but the general population likes to make things difficult. This is fairly new (within the last 5 years or so), and is a better use of the area than what was here before. It is so easy to park, as all of the stores are within a short walking distance. I would suggest shopping here during the week as the weekends can be hectic, as well as the major holiday shopping times (or back to school times). The stores in this strip mall are major national chains, but just not easily accessible for driving or finding a parking spot. Go to the suburbs where the parking lots are larger.

So this is your basic strip mall of big box stores: TJ Maxx, Petsmart, Utla, Michael's, etc... BUT…read moreit is in Orleans Parish and about 5 minutes from my house. Yay for keeping tax dollars in the city. The shops were all clean and the parking lot was a little bit tight on the grand opening weekend of deals. There was a fair amount of security presence which was mostly reassuring. The staffing was high in the shops I went into as the store management anticipated the hordes of shoppers. It's a little confusing since there is a short bit of 6th street that looks like it might access the parking lot but it doesn't. You need to access at either Washington or Louisiana/Toledano Ave. Next time I'll stop by after work to avoid the Saturday crush.

Nice outdoor outlet mall with both high and lower end stores. I enjoyed the area which have truly…read morebuilt up over the years. The stores are some of the better ones in demand. Quality stores without having to go to nearby overpopulated shopping areas.

I shop hear a lot....really y'all too often. It has a nice selection of stores: Home Depot to Ulta…read more It has some decent spots to eat, the new Theo's to Nacho Mama's and a bunch of chains. It has a daiquiri shop so you can drink & shop if necessary. It's close to my parents' house so I'm in the neighborhood pretty often. So convenient for me (and really most of Uptown NOLA since it's just upriver). The parking lot is sort of a jigsaw puzzle but it has multiple entrances/exits with lights so you don't have to fight Clearview too hard. The fitness center is INSANELY popular so parking near it can be a pain. I just wish the owners kept up the space better. On rainy days, you'll see plastic bins collecting rain water inside the stores. The parking lot & sidewalks are often dirty/littered. Maintenance, it's important.

Decent place to shop for bargains on closeout and such. Many items are priced lower than department…read morestores. Selection is pretty varied depending on what c9mes in each day. Cashiers are pretty friendly. Sometimes, you find something unexpected.

They are very rude! Went in to get an even exchange for a Christmas gift and I told the man cashier…read morethat , that's what I was doing and he precced to do what he wanted to do which was a return I called to speak to the manger and they hung the phone up in my face once I told them what was going on. I will NOT be going back there because that's so unprofessional.

Wow what an amazing space located in uptown New Orleans on Prytania Street. I was meeting a friend…read moreat the coffee shop and then took a walk through the Rink and totally love the vibes. So many new shops I had never seen before and was glad we selected this place to meet up. Love the coffee shop and the variety of drink and food options, nice space to work and also relax on the outdoor patio when the weather is nice. The bookstore omg was so nice and learned they have so many events and activations. You must stop by and check it out. The service was great and I will be back again soon to experience more of their offering at the other shops. Love this for a meeting space or to just work remote as well.

I had no idea what this was until one day I decided to walk on in. It was during the holidays so it…read morewas decorated so nice. I walked into one of the coolest book stores I've ever seen that is connected to a bar/lounge. Then I walked into a floral shop that had some really unique flowers and other things. I love flowers and I never knew we had such a cool shop in New Orleans. I also went into a gift store that had a lot of really nice gifts (many were from local brands). The next time I'm looking for a gift I probably can't find anywhere else that I know the receiver will love I know exactly where to go. The people at each store I walked into were so nice.