Finally made it in to Floor 13! What a Groovy Space! SO much to see!!! Love it! They are full of…read morevintage/used furniture, clothing, art and more. Highly recommend. I will say, it was hot as an oven in there today, no A/C...but Mason, the person that informed us on the space, was cool, calm, kind and answered all of our questions. If you're looking for an oddity or statement lamp go today!

Always a fun experience. You just have to see it. Make sure you do several loops around you might…read morehave missed something.

This is absolutely one of my favorite stores. As someone who has always loved to thrift, Junk's…read moreAbove is a treasure trove!! From funky retro highball glassware, to Goosebumps collectibles, assortment of frames, costumes, trinkets, several technology pieces and neon signs, cassette tapes, vinyl & more! You never know what may catch your eye in Junk's Above. Walk in with that feeling, and leave after you've found what you didn't know you were looking for. Small business local mid-city vibes. Support and go find your own special piece of "junk"! ‍

Lots of cool funky vintage stuff. Prices were very reasonable-- even a whole section of things $1…read moreand less. Off the beaten path but well worth finding.

Last month I was on the hunt for pieces for my MG costume. And I always check out the smaller…read moreEarhart Bridge House thrift store. I heard this one was much larger so I wanted to check it out. And yeah, it's huge! There was a LOT of furniture and some of it was new. Plus a whole section of exercise equipment for those with good intentions. The prices seemed OK to me and there was definitely some new stuff. The housewares were plentiful but not super organized. And there were so many clothes that I was a smidge overwhelmed. The staff was helpful and friendly.

Bridge House is a thrift store that supports those with substance abuse within the community. I'm…read morenot sure what percentage of the sales go towards this, but it is a very nice deed. This thrift store is a nice size, it isn't massive. They have some beautiful shoes right by the entrance, they are displayed like they're in a department store. They have sorted clothes, for men, women and children. I was the most impressed by the home items like; rugs, mirrors, and glassware. Sadly I couldn't bring any of these home with me, but I really liked one of the mirrors. They have a whole section of $1.00 items, there was nothing for me here, but everything seemed to be in very good shape. They also have a substantial amount of records, CDs, books and art. This thrift store is much easier to navigate then the huge ones. You never know what you may find, and think of the good cause you're supporting with your purchase.

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.

What a cute little store! I have driven by several times now and not had the opportunity to visit…read moreuntil this last weekend, and I am glad I did. There is a wide variety of various gifts and decor. The lady working when I visited was very friendly. I look forward to coming back for one of their flower making workshops and to shop in the future!

The Salvation Army has always been a big help whenever I have needed to make a furniture donation.read more

Fair selection of discount secondhand clothes. The building is easy to spot and large. The items…read moreare organized and the clothing is labelled with price and size. We needed an extra suitcase and found several options for sale here at reasonable prices.

I still enjoy shopping at Encore, even if the prices are wee bit steep for resale items are not…read moreluxury labels. The back room can hold great deals, but consistency is the name of the game to find a real bargain. There's no website, but if you stop by, you can add your email to their list to get notifications of upcoming markdowns and clearance sales.

Had a mini-shopping-palooza today and hit a few of the clothing consignment shops (Prima Donna,…read moreSwap, Encore, and On the Other Hand) uptown in search of a formal gown that would fit my short, curvy self. Encore Shop is in the University Section and as I've said before benefits the Symphony. Much of their stock skews a bit older, so if I had been looking for a mother of the bride dress, I would have been very happy with the gown selection. That said you never know what you will find in there and I was very tempted by a vintage Coach bag that was priced well.

One of the best curated spots for vintage in the city. Go here if you're looking for something from…read morethe 40s-80s. Excellent selection of menswear as well.

Amazing store! Owner is so knowledgeable and has a great curated selection. Never had so much fun…read moretrying on clothes before. I got a gorgeous 1970s gown that I wore to a friend's wedding the same day. It was perfect and I got so many compliments on it. So glad I came here and found an amazing dress.

Fabulous little store for fancy dresses both modern & vintage. I took my mother here who was having…read morea costume emergency and this store saved our day and saved my mother from having a costume catastrophe. If your wife daughter or mom is in desperate need for some cool outfits this is where to go highly recommend!

Quite literally the most disappointing experience I have ever had at a vintage store. I am from…read moreHollywood and while planning my trip to New Orleans was very excited to come to Miss Claudia's. There were several pieces posted on the instagram as well well as Etsy shop that ai was interested in. The worker for one was very dismissive and acted like I couldn't have been wasting their time more. They told me some of the stuff was in the back and that they weren't sure if they were still available. They then got a call from the actual store owner Claudia who I asked if she knew where these items were. I described the garments as listed and was then put on the phone with her. She was also quite disrespectful and had me on the phone with her for 5 minutes talking in circles on why she wasn't sure of her own inventory. I will not be back, I have unfollowed the account on instagram, and I left upset and feeling heavily disrespected. I am a queer man by the way.

Best ever! Beautiful selection of clothes, some top brands, some aren't, but just as cute - Sarah…read morehas such an eye for style. The prices are incredible for the value! And I often just pop in for the vibe and friendliness of it all. I'm less interested in the jewelry myself, but understand that it's well curated and the main draw for most. Love this little store so much!

Stood there for ten minutes and was completely ignored. One employee in a yellow dress was right in…read morefront of me and didn't acknowledge me at all. Another was busy talking about putting AirTags on her kids do Mardi Gras instead of helping. No eye contact, no greeting, nothing. The owner's reply on Google reviews is just deflection. It doesn't address the behavior at all. Rude, dismissive, and badly run.