LOVED this shop! There is something here for everyone. From candles to jewelry, to themed…read moreglassware, etc. You're sure to find something for those on your gift list, and for yourself. The Beautifully decorated for holidays, and friendly service takes this little gem to the top tier of hotel gift shops. You can find lovely and unique items here easily. Prices got from moderate to high end. They carry several local pieces/designer items and have a nice selection of these things on hand. Even if you're not staying in the hotel, this is still a nice place to stop and shop. Especially during the holiday season when it's fully decked out with several exquisitely decorated Christmas trees. Absolutely beautiful!

Actually found some great deals and gift shop! The mini umbrella with Mardi Gras colors for nine…read morebucks... Adorable and very reasonable! She always is phenomenal and all of the souvenirs in lemagerie boxes awesome

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.

This store is SO cute!! Tivoli reminded me of Tivoli Gardens in Denmark. It was a beautiful and FUN…read moresurprise to find when I was a kid. I was maybe 12, so 35 years ago! But a vivid memory. I remember LOTS OF color and lots of beauty. This store has that too!! There are SO many cute and affordable gifts in this store. I got my son a wooden glider plane because even though he's 10 he still LOVES making paper airplanes and flying them. I also got him a change purse, one of those cute sandwich plastic coin purses we all had as kids that says "candy money." I bought quite a few cards there and I got myself the line a day memory journal, which is the "One Line a Day," for 5 years. For ME. Everything about this store is curated so well. Adults have plenty to choose from: Fred items, funny and kitchy cards and beautiful gifts. They also have so many beautiful tissue papers and gift wraps and bags. Not to mention that the store ITSELF is beautiful! I really need this woman to come and design a space for me. Because it was so beautiful, well curated. Asthetically pleasing, and inviting. I will be back if I'm in NOLA again. Otherwise PLEASE visit this adorable store!!

From the owner: Come discover TIVOLI! A charming shop of useful, beautiful things. Paper goods, gifts, books and so…read moremuch more! Located in the Lower Garden District.

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.

IMO, the BEST place to buy anyone a New Orleans gift, heck, any gift. Whether it's for the home…read moredecor enthusiast, the chef in the family, the holiday aficionado, or even the birthday girl/boy - this store had you covered. It's like a Fleurty Girl on steroids. The items found here are more "local" and would impress anyone. Rather than buying your typical fleur de lis dish towel as a keep sake, you might find a pot holder that says "Laissez le bon temps rouler". The unique Nola terms like poboy, pralines, beignets, cold drink etc can be found all over the store making it a true New Orleans gift.

My go-to when shopping for gifts in the quarter. Though they boast several locations, they are not…read moreidentical in terms of goods they carry. Their collections are beautifully shopped with a wide array of tastes, styles and prices. Inventory doesn't move so fast that you feel pressure to quick purchase as well as changing often enough that I'm always finding something new. If you're local present your ID to earn 10% off each purchase.

I dont know where to start. Online the store said it opened 3PM. When I made it at 10AM, A sign was…read moreon the door saying they open at 12PM.. I went across the river came back at 2:15, waited in line since 2:30.. While in line cooking in the sun, watched at least 8 employees walk around the store, watching us wait in the line in the hot sun. There was a line because of these new lil dumpling squished that are trending and only Five Below supposedly have the authenic squishes..A sign on the door all day said, Dumpling Squishes, 3 per customer per person. The doors open at 3 and we walk in I asked the first employee I saw where the Dumplings were and he said, I know yall wasnt waiting on those because we dont have any. Everyone that was in the line faced dropped We were hoping they were telling us a joke.. Some ppl dedicated their entire day to grabbing at least 1 of those toys. Fighting in traffic, leaving work and so on.. Why would they have a sign up if they were out? And why didn't out of 8 employees did not 1 come to the door while we were sweating in the heat and waiting to tell us they didn't have the dumplings. 1 of the employees said with an attitude and frown, in their defense they didn't know what we were standing in line for. Yeah right! When does Five Below ever have a line outside the store?! This is bad business. Unprofessional and inconsiderate.​

What a great idea... I got 5 on it... gimme a high 5... got 5 minutes... 5, 4, 3, 2, 1…read more The store name and marketing are off the chain. Think about it, in the big scheme of things, $5 is essentially nothing. And I think that's the idea behind this store. Stopping in to get a $5 phone charger, is easy-peasy-lemony-squeezy... that is until you see the phone charger and so much more. Get what I'm saying? At anyrate, this review is about the store and my experience, not my marketing analysis. Lol. We stopped in to spend a $5 gift card to 5 Below and left out having spent an additional $195. I couldn't believe it, but yes, it happened. We got phone chargers, LED light bulbs, toys & toys & more toys, workout equipment, beach towels, insulated bags and... so much useful stuff to choose from until, I totally understand the money we did spend. Anything that you can think of is here and for just $5 and maybe a few more pennies. The gentleman, whose name I didn't get, was sooooo helpful & involved. He assisted us on every request. He provided larger bags for the full pirates booty of goodies we purchased. He is to be commended!!! It would be amazing if all employees possessed the tenacity, kind-spirited, customer centric attitude... he was stellar!!! Ooohhh to be noted, some items are less than $5... I purchased some 3 for $1 Now-laters!!! Love the candy selection merges the old with the new... Zeros & Gummi lunch boxes!!!! Yesssss!!!! Of course, I'll be back, but until then... $5 Below is the GOAT!!!!

Costume jewelry, artwork, brickabrac, t shirts booths, Mardi Gras trinkets and masks, graphic…read moreplaying cards, cute printed colorful or revealing dresses for sale. This past year I've had a thing for purchasing copper jewelry- most bracelets from South Korea, Mexico City, Tijuana and Mt. Charleston. Wondered if anyone ever made copper necklaces. I saw a few vendors that had thick linked chains. I bought the medium $45 length- tax is high in New Orleans. Far cry from dainty but copper is supposed to be good for arthritis and health. Ok let's see.

It's been around since 1791, but the six blocks that make up the French Market don't yield much in…read morelocal historical value. Congested with wandering tourists, most of the vendors sell items that could be found at any flea market in the country. A lot of the souvenirs and clothing fell way short in reflecting authentic New Orleans craftsmanship. I was hoping for a market more along the lines of Barcelona's La Boqueria with bounties of fresh produce and appetizing edibles, but there was just a row of fast food kiosks beyond the beignets at Cafe du Monde. Without a doubt, the highlight of the market was the strolling groups of musicians randomly playing jazz to enraptured tourists. RELATED - Exploring New Orleans? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/IvmEoOrXVB

This was a really fun market! The artists here are so talented and there is a wide variety of art…read moreto choose from. The value was worth it on all the art I bought- very reasonable for the quality of products. The vendors were friendly and helpful as well.

I stumbled across the Frenchman Art Bazaar years ago and had been meaning to come back. Located…read morenext to The Spotted Cat, this weekly night-time art market features authentic artwork, jewelry, and other handmade creations from local artists. Its free to attend and you also get to enjoy the music from the nearby clubs while browsing. The vendors rotate, so you will discover something new. If you're looking for a unique souvenir, you'll find it here.

Super friendly staff and the perfect place to grab the perfect gift for that one person you know…read morethat needs or appreciates a good laugh. From sassy home decor to all your Fest and carnival/game day needs you'll find whatever you need and lots you didn't know you needed at Fleurty Girl! Stop by for a treat!

Super fun store with lots of great Knick knacks that are unique. A little pricey but it is a…read moreboutique place. There are several of them around town and some have different things so if you don't find something you like here, you might find it at another :)