While on the hunt for a thoughtful and unique gift, preferably from a local store, I remembered The…read moreFoyer is usually a place where you can find a little something for everyone. I was immediately greeted and welcomed into the store, even though there were several people being assisted. There are several local vendors selling items in The Foyer, and each area has a different theme or flavor. The local artists on display are phenomenal. You can find something in all price ranges and styles as well. I found some special pieces for my mom and a gift for a student at LSU. I can't wait to go back after the holidays and shop for my house! The store is clean and easy to get around in. While sometimes the popular stalls may get a little cramped, everyone is respecting distance. Also, the numerous times I was offered assistance was great. I even saw one employee search through several ornaments to help one patron find an obscure item she thought might be there. Lucky for her, it was! I didn't get to go to the cafe this time (Heather V's), but i guarantee I will be back for some delicious sandwich or salad very soon!

Wowwwww, I was captivated by this place...mesmerized, actually! I walked in to find myself in a…read morewonderland of the most uniquely presented art pieces...anything from antiques to eclectic furniture can be found here. I was originally here to meet some friends at Heather V's Cafe (located in the back of the gallery), just wish I had more time to shop! It was lovely to see that within the gallery there were individual "boutiques" sectioned off, which I thought added more character to the place! You could literally go into one "boutique" and find everything you needed to decorate your home or a section of your home with. I look forward to my next visit, when I can browse longer and shop for some home items or fun gifts!

What a beautiful store! Very nice and helpful employees…read more.. If you are looking for interiors, definitely stop by McMillin when in Baton Rouge.

Love this store it is so cute and is perfect for gifts & things for your home. Paula who works here…read moreis AMAZING! She is so friendly and helpful! I will definitely be returning & highly recommend!

From the owner: Home Goods, Unique Gifts, Local Art, Local Pottery, Linens, Bedding, Drapes, Baby Bedding,…read moreJewelry, Art, Clothing, Kitchen, Bath

This store is gorgeous and I am so glad I finally got to visit it. There are so many furniture…read morepieces I would have loved to take home with me. Pieces were unique, upscale and contemporary. Perhaps during my next re-vamp of home furnishings, I will hit this place up again. They do have some stylish lamps, couches that were even too cool for outer-space and beds that from another world. I was thoroughly impressed. This is all part of the 1010 Nic space off of Nicholson, which is bringing forth the new age of shopping to Baton Rouge. I wish this showroom was my living room and bedroom. Furniture is hip, modern and classy for those that want a clean and sleek look for their living and/or office space.

From the owner: Monochrome Everything Modern is located in a 10,000 square foot refurbished warehouse at 1010 Nic…read morenear downtown Baton Rouge. Come in and see us today for all your modern furniture and design needs!

It was great so much to look at but some shelves we quite messy and the book aisles. It's not that…read morebad for the prices you should give it a see also they do have great items too. Service was great also everyone was lovely and sweet it's just a little unorganized that about it.

Yes, there are some deals, depending on what you are looking for. If the item is food or skincare,…read morecheck the expiration date. Ollie's gets in product and merchandise from stores' overstock/unsold storage, and there are reasons for unsold items. If an appliance, check online reviews for other customer experiences. For this particular location, most of the time, they do NOT have the popular advertised items. I live about an hour away and have gone to this store, not found what was advertised, asked the staff, and received awkward looks and "I don't even know what that is" responses-- they do not even know what is in their own ad! They were more interested in continuing their personal conversation. They could have been repairing the other entrance door or just removing it and ensuring no fire code violations. Would I go back? Yes. How often? 1-2 times a year What am I looking for? Gardening items, candles, educational materials, holiday gifts

It's a little antique place, they have very unique things but not many to choose from and I find…read moresome of them very pricey...mostly paintings, decor, home stuff. I don't really understand the taste on a lot of the items, to me a piece of wood with bad handwriting of cute sayings should be for sale for $30..but if you have some time to kill its fun to walk around in it.

The Nest, located in the Shenandoah North Shopping Center, is a really unique home decor/gift shop…read more They specialize in architectural salvage (lots of funky colored painted furniture and re-purposed furniture) but you can also find jewelry, homemade soups and candles. I love to stop in from time to time as the items change daily. It's a bit pricey but they do have sales often.

Really charming store that is much larger inside than it would appear from the street. They had a…read moregreat sale room in the back (Yay early Christmas shopping). They have a great selection of home decorator items (think wedding presents) and jewelry and loved the showcase of local art. The staff was great and helpful without being pushy. The store is full of merchandise but really well laid out so there's tons to look at. Be aware if you're on a Saturday jaunt like I was, that they close at 2pm

My friend and I made plans to have lunch at Peppers and shop downtown Thibodaux. After eating, we…read moreshopped at Neat and then went across the street to Chic Chateau with my bag from Neat in hand. As we entered Chic Chateau, I saw a young woman smiling behind the counter as she talked with an older woman shopper. There was no one else visible in the store. Just as we opened the door, the woman looked at us, dropped her smile, then stared with a blank expression for a second or two. Her reaction to me caught me off guard as I waited for "welcome" or "hello, let me know if you need any help". Acknowledgement of our presence was non-existent. (I noticed her smile because she and possibly the customer were not wearing a mask. (This is no issue for me because I dislike masks as well.) She turned back to the woman she was speaking with but their conversation became hushed. I immediately mentioned the awkwardness of the moment to my friend. When we rounded the shelf and made visible contact with them again, both had put on their masks. I noticed the older lady seemed uncomfortable by her body language. I sat down on an interesting chair near the counter and as the older lady left, she turned away from me as she walked briskly kind of looking at me out of the corner of her eye. She appeared to be avoiding eye contact and seemed like I said, "uncomfortable". At some point, I attempted to get noticed by commenting on a product on the shelf. I mentioned that I was not familiar with a particular brand of which she had several different items of on that shelf. Crickets! That was her chance to sell me but I was ignored. The only time anything was said to me was when I commented on a unique chair near the counter while sitting on it. The young woman behind the counter said something like "yes, the kids love it." That was it. No offer of help. No asking if I had a question about something in the store. I found this odd since I had commented earlier about an item, browsed the store, and paused to examine a few things. It's as if she did not expect me to buy anything so what was the point of trying. Moments later, a man in a blue button down shirt entered from the back of the store. He didn't say anything to the young woman but they made eye contact as he began observing us. Remember we are the only customers in the store. It's completely quiet and Ashley is ignoring us now doing busy work. If I'm not mistaken, a second man in a blue button down shirt entered from the back. They didn't say anything to us. They just followed us with their eyes but attempting not to be. It was a strange moment. I was ready to go at this point and when I yelled to my friend that I was ready to leave, she was already at the door. I messaged Chic Chateau Wednesday 12/23 morning on Facebook asking to speak with the owner about the incident that had happened the previous day. I received a response informing me that I was speaking with the owner and that they were in the store the previous day when the incident occurred. The person did not provide me with their name. Almost immediately after my initial message to Chic Chateau, I thought to check the about section on their Facebook page for the owner(s). I saw Debbie Terracina Webre and Ashley Webre listed as the owners. My following two replies to Ashley requested a phone conversation with her or her mother stating that text was not the appropriate method of communicating for this sensitive issue. I'm paraphrasing myself here. Ashley has read both messages but has not responded. When I went back to the Chic Chateau Facebook page's about section, the names of the owners were removed that had been there earlier Wednesday morning. It was my desire to handle this privately and hoped to get Chic Chateau's attention to give them the opportunity to hear my concerns. A message saying they would get back with me after the holidays would have sufficed. There is evidently something going on here where some customers are greeted with smiles and others with frowns. Why?

We, my son and I, have found many treasures here. The staff are very friendly. things from antique…read moreuranium and Wexford glass to PS4.

They have a decent collection, my friend is salty they wouldn't hold a table for her , someone else…read morehad already taken the tag off. I happen to like the affordable prices.