Have you ever been here? If not you are missing some of NOLAs greatest stuff. This place only…read moresells items that give back to local (New Orleans) based charities, they carry local designer stuff like Defend NOLA and My NOLA Soul lines. Its in the Jax Brewery building on the first floor.

If you can squirm your way past the "charities" such as the "fun police" and any other scammer that…read morelurks around JAX brewery preying on unsuspecting tourists, hit up Save NOLA. As mentioned by Eileen, they have clothing and gifts that represent the real charitable organizations of New Orleans. There have not been many times where I have walked in this store and not walked out with something. This is a great place to go if you're looking for a cool NOLA t-shirt to take home or gifts to send out to those who have the NOLA spirit in another city. Their prices are reasonable and you'll look like much less of a douche wearing one of these instead of that "I got Bourbon faced on $#*% street" T-shirt you got from one of the other merchants of the Quarter.

Located inside the Elmwood shopping plaza, there is plenty of parking and it's an outdoor mall with…read morelots of popular stores around like HomeGoods, Bath & Body, J. Crew Factory, Banana Republic Factory, etc. Was looking for a Nike New Orleans shirt but they no longer make it. I hope they eventually bring this back, cause it'd be a nice souvenir! Half the store is filled with shoes, but I didn't check it out and limited selections of clothing/accessories. A quarter of the store is for adults and a quarter of it is for kids. Service was alright - no one really asks you if you need help nor do they greet you. I've never been inside a community store, so it's similar to an outlet store with most items being discounted. I found myself a nice beige sweater (for men's) for $10 off. We drove half an hour out from downtown NOLA to come here. Just glad we didn't come out of the store with nothing, haha.

We just had a great experience here at Nike Elmwood Store. The store manager, Mike Montz, help my…read moredaughter and I find exactly what we were looking for. I could not be happier with our purchases and the customer service Mike provided. Thanks again.

The lady working on January 22, 2026 around 3pm is rude. We were just walking by looking and shops…read moreand the pavement is uneven so i tripped and ended up dropping our drink. she ended up yelling at us to clean it up even though we were looking for paper towel. We had to tell her to calm down & help us instead for a paper towel. Unprofessional & unhelpful.

I always intended to get a bike when I moved to New Orleans. But I moved here in the middle of the…read morepandemic, when they were almost impossible to find. I decided to start looking one day in February, "kicking tires" if you will. RideTHISbike was my third stop, and I left with an ADORABLE coral metallic Micargi vintage-looking 7-speed for half the price of the first shop I went to. I got a basket and lock that day, too, and have since added a rearview mirror and lights, which Larry put on for free. I'm new to cycling, and he's been generous with advice without making me feel pressured to buy anything. My advice: ShopTHISstore.

Excellent skateshop. The interior is a bit small and crowded for a top-tier skateshop--we're not…read moretalking the type of space some leading shops have but still Humidity packs in the merch and the staff are all winners with a great, helpful, attitude. The location can't be beat, either--near Jackson Square. What impressed me most was when I most recently went in--and I'm an out of towner, understand--they greeted me, we talked about art and photography and one of the guys asked me to go to a photo show his friend was having. There's a real sense of wanting to include all skaters here, to extend the community outward and not puppy-guard anything despite probably getting a huge lot of tourists wandering in for better or worse. Humidity is simply really embodying what a local skateshop should in every regard. They have very rad stickers, too.

Love the humidity peeps, im 26 and just started skating, told them i had ankle issues and they…read morehooked me up with good ergonomic kicks. Badass mfs over there.

What you know uh-bout that P38? ... For nonmilitary folks like me, it's a can opener. At first…read moreglance it looks like a razor blade. Admittedly, I made the trek here with my dad. Hearing him ask for things sounded as if he and the sales rep were talking in code and discussing something of major importance. Needless to say this trip was enlightening. This store carries a ton of stuff that you would typically buy from a sporting goods for a fraction of the price. Other items were more commonly used in the military but could serve civilian purposes. There were many things I would use and would definitely want to try. As for the can opener, I'll hope I never have the need for one. But should you decide to bring a ton of cans into the wilderness or find yourself without electricity, stop on in Perrret's and get yourself one. All for the low price of .50 cents!

I just called about used 50cal ammo boxes and the older gentleman who answered the phone said…read more"about $40". I respectfully asked if he meant used ammo boxes because I had been calling around and getting quotes in the $16-20 range. He hung up on me!! Too bad for him - I'm calling around because I want to make a bulk order that would've been several hundred dollars. I guess they like money about as much as they like manners. Don't use these people. Pathetic.

Great service every time. Also, there's a treadmill to run on, and two very silly shop dogs, and…read morebeer on tap, and you get a store t-shirt with every sneaker purchase. 10/10 all around.

Called this store today to see if a certain shoe was in stock, it was so I rushed over before they…read moreclosed-- certain hours due to Christmas Eve. This was my first time visiting this store although I've passed numerous times. Walked in and everything was a breeze, the gentleman remembered me from calling and had saved the shoes. I tried them on and went ahead w| purchase. Also received a free shirt w| that shoe purchase! The sweet lady at the register said I made her day because of my name.. made me smile! I had to take my nine month old so I had a car seat w| me. On the way out I was helped w| the door since I had the baby in my arms. They have the two cutest dogs too. I'll definitely visit again for all my running shoe needs!

What a great local business with excellent customer service. Linda and her staff were kind and…read moreprofessional and gave me excellent advice for shoes for my daughter's cross country training. And all for a great value.

The sales clerks are willing to spend so much time to find you the perfect shoes! After 8 pair, we…read moredid find a pair but the clerk did mention that I could come back in 3 months because she thinks there is an even more perfect pair of shoes. I was impressed.

We happened by the welcome center and couldn't be happier that we did. Whitney helped us book…read moregreat tours but also recommended some great restaurants. If you're in NOLA stop by. Thank you Whitney!

These guys KNOW NOLA! Family-owned, they all grew up here and can tell you stories about every…read moresingle block in the city. And they're The A-team of Negotiators. Dependable and persistent.