LOVED This vintage store in the Quarter. Happened to find it on our last day and were blown away by…read morethe quality, merchandising and the price. Really personal service, but not pushy, just friendly. Really cool store with a wide range of prices if you just need to scratch that "I need to buy something" itch. I was ready to leave with a in house printed $10 tote bag but the clothes were actually affordable!! It had been a whole week of looking and shopping for vintage treasures and getting sticker shock. I get it, good vintage is getting harder to source and I don't scoff, I just admire and try again. Came in with my daughter and we IMMEDIATELY found some cool locally made gifts and then a pretty slip top that was in pristine condition for a very fair price, last day of our trip means it's a buy. Then we found the $30 "Stuff a tote" bin in the back and it was another great surprise. Scored some beautiful pieces to take home as gifts. It's a must visit, great selection for me and women in a wide range of sizes and seasons. BONUS: the vintage tee rack is almost exclusively NOLA theme. Super rad detail.

Kick ass place to go! Very curated and VERY worth stopping in. You can get some vintage nola…read morecollectibles as a souvenir to take home if you are visiting. They also have a lot of very cool vintage clothing. So many things to see. The owners are very cool and are happy to tell u the history behind items they have sourced. Make this a definite stop when visiting the French quarter.

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.

Favorite vintage shop in New Orleans! Amazing vintage clothing selection in beautiful condition for…read moremen, women, plus sizes and a ton of gorgeous handbags and accessories. The owner is so friendly and knowledgeable! Definitely a must shop when on Magazine Street.

This store is incredible, every piece is beautiful, I've never been to a better curated vintage…read morestore! The prices are very reasonable for how amazing the quality is, as well. Adriana was amazing, super helpful and told us all about the origins of the store and about the owner's other Trashy Diva stores (which are also amazing!). 10/10 highly recommend, will definitely be going back!

Pricey but worth it. This place has great food, a quiet…read moreatmosphere and a well trained and efficient staff.

Love this shop. Hey New York/New Jersey he currently has a bunch of Springsteen rarities along with…read moreeclectic antique treasures.

What a surprise! I found this place on my way to pick up a table I found. We stopped in out of…read morecuriosity and and was floored by this place. They have everything at fair prices and wonderful people. I got a fantastic deal on a beautiful mirror. I will be back.

Great finds - so many things to discover and reasonably priced plus there is a gentleman who can,…read morefor a small fee, deliver. I have a place in the FQ so he drive me and my artwork back to my condo.

Harris Antiques is a treasure trove of beautiful and unique items mostly from Europe. I enjoyed…read morebrowsing the amazing selection and my husband chatted with the owner, Arthur, as they sat in chairs near the counter. I loved listening to them talk about how Arthur has accumulated treasures shipped from England over the years. The collection of military binoculars on tripods from Japan and Germany were absolutely stunning in appearance. The items here are museum quality. What I found the most interesting were the World War I Artillery Shell Trench Art Vases. I never knew those existed. Isn't it fascinating to learn about history while you shop? I certainly think so! I sure hope that Arthur's shop is still around when we return to New Orleans next year.

This is one of our fave antique stores in the FQ…read more We have been collecting vintage copper pots for years, we have quite the collection going. When we want to add a special piece to our collection, this is the place we go to find it. They have the most amazing collection of vintage copper pots. Still lookin for the vintage lobster pot. Will Return :)

I can't believe I'm getting the FTR on this shop; it's been here for maybe 20 years. It specializes…read morein French kitchen wares and if you love the provincial style this is the spot for you. The stock is a mix of new items with some antiques. I love the selection of soaps, the hand towels and the dried French lavender. My Mom loves adding to her collection of porcelain king cake "babies." The owner is delightful and the shop is well laid out. Definitely a great shop to find something different on Magazine street.

If you, like me, love everything French, this is definitely the spot to go! They have beautiful…read morelinens, soaps, feves (for King Cakes), serveware, sachets, porcelain boxes & so many other housewares. Around Christmas, I bought adorable Christmas ornaments & a beautiful oyster plate. Prices are fair & the woman at the register is incredibly nice. This will be my first shopping stop on my next return trip to New Orleans.

AVOID! My finance and walked in and were interested in purchasing an engagement ring. There was a…read morevery rude woman named Maggie behind the counter who I had to first say hello to for her to even acknowledge us. When I asked if she had any pink sapphires she laughed in my face, rolled her eyes, and said no. I pointed to a ring in the case asking if I may try it, and she snapped at me saying that there were tons of rings in the case and that I needed to be more specific! My finance and I and looked at each with shocked expressions, and should have walked out then. I preceded to look around and asked to try on a ring with a pink stone, to which she remarked that it actually was probably a pink sapphire. I politely thanked her, and proceeded to browse the rest of the rings when I noticed she and her coworker were pointing at us and laughing. What a horrendous way to treat potential customers. I highly recommend Valobra Jewelry next door instead.

I went to Keil's with my friend with the intention of buying jewelry. Keil's is a beautiful store…read moreand has an amazing selection of high-end antique jewelry and furnishings. However, the service is extremely poor. I understand that I visited the store during a very busy time (Mardis Gras), but I was still appalled by the service I received from Maggie. Quite literally as soon as I entered the store I could tell that Maggie did not want me in there. I am pretty knowledgeable about jewelry and wanted to take my time to browse the selection before making a purchase, which is something Maggie does not apparently understand despite working at a high end antique store. I guess Maggie does not think anybody dressed in everyday clothes (linen pants and a blouse) should enter the store she works at. Maggie kept making pointed comments about how I should just look at their selection online, and literally told me to move out of the way at one point when other customers that appeared more desirable entered. Every time I asked to look at a piece of jewelry, Maggie would scoff and bring it out, acting as though I had asked her to scrape some gum off my shoe. I mentioned that I had visited Keil's a couple years ago while I was in college and loved a pendant, but wasn't able to purchase it since I was a STUDENT and of course was not able to afford a pendant that cost thousands of dollars. Maggie brought this up twice in a very condescending tone, one time even being after I had made my purchase. After Maggie saw that I bought earrings (that had a 4 digit price tag), her entire demeanor changed. She suddenly cared about my interests and made sure I packed my earrings safely. I would not have purchased the earrings if I had not met Roberta, who was extremely kind, understanding, and ultimately helped me make my selection. I was hoping that Roberta would be credited for helping me make my purchase, but this was sadly not possible since Maggie had been the employee to "help" me first. Keil's is a beautiful store, but I would not recommend it to any of my friends unless they could ensure that Roberta would be the employee helping them.