Did not expect to find a store like this along Magazine street. I'd liken it to a mini-Sur La…read moreTable- but cuter and more fun. Here you'll find the typical kitschy-kitchen gear perfect for the avid home cook or stocking stuffers for the holidays. It's well thought out and reflects the bubbly and sweet personality of the lady who owns the store. She is exceptionally friendly and welcoming and REALLY eager to help you find what you NEVER thought you'd even need. The conversation only got more interesting when she found out about my culinary background. What really hooked me is the selection of olive oils, teas, and roasted coffee here. This was *the* aspect that distanced them from just being another culinary shop. You have a reason to come back not just for more toys BUT to actually fill up on unique oil blends and NOLA inspired local flavor roasted coffee. The scent in the air from these roasts was heavenly and sweet! While it's obviously not cheap, you'll find much value in all the items that they have thoughtfully sourced. I definitely recommend a visit especially to those who consider themselves culinary enthusiasts. I'll be back. I'll definitely be back.

Lovely shop full of cool kitchen gadgets plus herbal olive oils and balsamic vinegars and loose…read moreleaf teas as well as a variety of coffee beans! You can buy and grind the beans there too. Staff and owner are kind and thoughtful. Fantastic for a one of a kind shop in the city!

Was brought into this business, from Ohio, for a BBQ class. Outside of having a great facility to…read moreput on culinary classes, the store offers a great selection of cooking equipment and ingredients for casual cookers and professionals. I was happy that I could load up on spices and rubs, items that are not sold local to where I'm from, and it saved me a bunch of money versus ordering off of Amazon and/or paying to have someone else ship to me. Must stop for anyone that cooks or barbecues that is in need of supplies!

From the owner: We offer layout and design, equipment specifications, sales and installation services, and…read moreequipment and furnishings. Alack also provides restaurant supplies, equipment, kitchen supplies and equipment, cooking supplies, and smallwares, flatware, chain foodservice, and kitchen design. Alack Refrigeration offers services, such as concept development, bid specifications, facility and interior design, mechanical plans, supervision of construction, delivery, and installation services. Alack also supplies equipment for lobby, bar, dining room and food preparation centers. We have factory-trained technicians for installation and design services.

Did you know that a "Roux" is the base/thickening agent for many soups, gravies & sauces...It's…read morealso a nickname given to my hubby for his last name...But I digress... While perusing the streets of NOLA with my personal guide, my sister Nikki B., we stepped inside this lovely shop looking for postcards and found so much more...It was filled with trinkets, kitchen ware, clothes, gourmet food items and so on... The employees behind the counter were helpful when I asked about post cards. Definitely a great shop for picking up some gifts as well. The inside was bright and inviting. The shelves were well stocked and very organized. Easy to take your time and check out everything! ~ and that's all I have to say about that...

Roux Royale is a souvenir style shop located in the French Quarter that is packed to the brim, from…read morefloor to ceiling and wall to wall with souvenirs, clothing, decor and more. We popped by in search of a few silly souvenirs to take home to folks and while we didn't get any souvenirs, we did find a great cookbook of all things New Orleans that caught our attention! We gifted it to our Cajun loving friend for her birthday, so it all worked out! Prices were a bit high, but we expected it knowing it was a souvenir shop in the French Quarter. Service was fine. No major issues, but wouldn't classify it as "friendly" either. Overall, solid shop to waste a few minutes in on your mission to find the perfect souvenir...or kitchen towel!

Huge shout out to the ladies on Tuesday who helped me decide on which dishes I should purchase…read more They were all so kind and helpful, and I can't wait to receive my items soon! Spacious store, great selections and the sales were an added bonus.

It was my first time in this store. I'm in love with all the cool, sturdy, and colorful cookware…read more Customer service was fantastic. I will be returning here to add to my collection.

This is a wonderful store. So many items of each size, color, and material right there to inspect…read more The staff is helpful and knowledgeable. I was away for two decades and Caire has what I need to refurbish my kitchen. Last, but not least, the prices are competitive with online purveyors.

Friendly service and great selection of products. I love browsing the aisles looking for new items.read more

Top notch customer service and products. They worked with us on all of our needs and were very…read moreunderstanding when unexpected issues arose. John and his team go above and beyond for their customers.

This place sits in a nondescript building and you wouldn't think twice about stopping in if you…read moredidn't know better...The reason you need to know better is cause most places like this only sell to the restaurant trade BUT this place will sell to you as just a customer off the street... Stopped in looking for my niece a cutting board for her new apartment and she wanted one like her aunt/my sister has...thick wood and heavy...you can find them @ Williams-Sonoma and Pottery Barn Kitchen etc...for like $100+ and up...here, $25 for the smallest one which is pretty damn big...Everything you need for your kitchen, dining room or home bar can be found here for prices that make you want to overspend simply because you can't believe how great the prices are... Example I picked me up a new 36 inch crawfish paddle for $5 and change...anywhere else that paddle is running me $10-$15...Hell I got one right now that's inferior to the one I just bought and it run me $13... Dishware (plates, bowls, salad plates etc...), kitchenware (colanders, blenders, cutting boards, measuring cups, whisks etc..), utensils (knives for food prep are high quality and cheaper than dirt), shotglasses, drink shakers...this place has everything one would need and it's all quality with a capital "Q"!!! You find yourself in need of something kitchen, dining or cooking related you need to make this place your one and only stop...they'll have what you need and leave money in your pocket!!

This place is a wreck. Everything was just thrown on shelves and not well organized at all. I have…read moreonly ever been to 1 other Tuesday Morning (Lafayette location) and it was so much better. I also remember the prices being so much better there, as well. I only saw 1 employee in the entire building and she was at the cash register, so there was nobody to help us out. I was pretty unimpressed with this store and probably won't be back for a while. I may try out one of the other locations but we will see.

Seriously the best place to shop when there is nothing you need. They have the BEST seasonal stuff…read morefor holidays and spring. I always get the best herb planters and yard flags and tools here. The rug and lamp and furniture selections here are very nice. Between this one and a few others, we were able to secure matching window linens for our whole house. WHICH I LOVE. They ALWAYS have the best window fixtures (love the mercury glass spindles). Want baskets? BASKETS FOR DAYS. Want nice sheets?throw pillows? This is the best place to go. Bath rugs are nice, gift wrapping and stationary items are plentiful. Indian wood frames are plentiful, with a nice selection of 4x4 for you Instagram and Chatbooks fans. The candies and little miscellany up front are great stocking stuffers. Obviously, I'm a fan! Tuesday Morning, and every morning.

Fun place to find kitchen wares you lost or your kids took. I have to stop in every time we're in…read moreNOLA.

Where do I begin? It's like walking into your grandmother's kitchen and shopping all her best…read morecookware! I was in heaven. The vintage feel took me back in time I could've spent an hour in there. There was a very kind woman who gladly answered all of my questions as I gawked at all the timeless items. Remember the Gooseberry Patch cookbooks?. It was just like it but better! 80 year old dutch ovens, wood tipped silverware, the most adorable bakeware. Just visit this place! You won't be disappointed. I'll never order these things from a big box store again. You'll find all your holiday + hosting dishes here!