My wife and I stopped here 5 years ago last time we were at DI, and they had cool Knick knacks and…read morewe bought some now-sentimental trinkets. We returned this year and I stopped in to look around again, and the first thing when you walk in is a rack of MAGA Trump hats, and as you look around it becomes evident this is not a business with ethical standards as there is made-in-China cheap Trump junk everywhere. This stuff is not a souvenir, it's not dauphin island oriented, it's just ugly-side political garbage in what should be a themed gift shop. Luckily, there are other gift shops to patronize this trip and future ones, it's just disappointing to see one of our good memory places sunken in the swamp.

I travel all over the country for work. This is probably the WORST customer service experience I…read morehave ever had!! There were two woman working the counter, and both of them were very rude and disrespectful to my children. After sitting in the car and digesting the situation, we decided we didn't want to patronize a local business that was so anti-customer service. We returned to the counter and explained that we don't want to spend money in an establishment that doesn't value their customers and they explained they wouldn't take any exchanges. After explaining our dissatisfaction and telling them we would never be back, she responded, "Good! We don't want you here. We hope you never come back!". So with that, we will never be back, and I seriously hope you see this review and choose to not spend your money where your money isn't wanted!

This is a great place to get souvenirs! They had lots of toys, t-shirts, and all sorts of gifts. I…read morefell in love with a lot of the jewelry here mainly the bracelets to necklaces. They were all reasonably priced and most under $10. I noticed they made a lot t-shirts here too so if you hear a loud noise, they are pressing shirts!

new location? on Gulf Shores Parkway, in sane shopping center as Rouse's, no sign up yet. It's to…read morethe left of Rouse's when you're facing it. Friendly. Great prices on tshirts, hats, magnets, keychains, flipflops, sandals. More stuff I didn't look at, If you're taking home souvenirs this is the place to go.

This is nothing like the New Orleans French Quarter. First off it is way cleaner and smells far…read morebetter. This area is also significantly safer than New Orleans. Now I can see how they were going for a gimmick marketing play here but they missed some elements. The restaurants and businesses here offer nothing French I saw and nothing that resembles New Orleans French Quarter. Panani Pete's offers Italian Panani sandwiches so this seems more like the Italian Quarter. Now parts of the New Orleans French Quarter were known as Little Italy or Little Palermo during the late 19th and early 20th Centuries as so many Sicilian immigrants lived in the French Quarter so maybe the theme is back to that era? The HUGE missing elements here are that they have no ability to allow you to carry your booze about everywhere like properly civilized humans should and they force closing times without any 24/7 establishments serving libations as a joy focused culture should. So I just don't get any sort of French Quarter vibe or joie de vivre required for a place to claim French Quarter status. Perhaps I'm missing something?

Cobblestone streets, music being piped through outdoor speakers, water fountains, flowers…read moreeverywhere and adorable little shops? Are you somewhere in heaven? Yes, pretty much. Welcome to Fairhope's French Quarter. Ahh, this little slice of heaven is in the middle of the beautiful little town of Fairhope. Getting to it is just as nice as being there. It's a pretty drive up and down hilly tree lined streets where duck and geese crossings aren't uncommon. Parking was a little challenging since I wasn't familiar with the area (yet, trust me I came here multiple times on my visit, so I learned quickly) but once I found it, it was a breeze and there are plenty of places to park for free. Once you're inside there so much to see and do, not unlike the New Orleans FQ but on a much smaller and less smelly scale. Cute little shops with clothing, books, restaurants, novelties and art. It's totally worth a visit or twenty and I highly recommend checking it out for yourself. I know I'll be back!

Excellent gifts and shoes. Great salesperson. Please put me on your list for new products.read more

Amazing store! Always stop here first when visiting Fairhope! Some of my favorite holiday items are…read morefrom this store.

What an awesome souvenir and gift shop. The owner was charming and informative about Mobile's…read morehistory and Mardi Gras. In fact, the store is named after Mobile's founder. We just got some magnets, stickers, and shot glasses, but he treated us like we were buying hundreds of dollars of merchandise. He gently packed our items and even threw in some Mardi Gras beads. Very limited metered street parking. Paid lots nearby. They don't open until 10am but are open 7 days a week as of November. I would highly recommend this establishment for your souvenir, gifts, local artisan items and Mardi Gras needs.

Great store ! Highly recommend ! The owner told us a lot about the history of the city and places…read moreto visit.

Shark heads is everything you need for your Biloxi Experience! Go! Dare you not to buy Something!read more

This is the largest souvenir shop on Biloxi Beach. It is the big pink building right by the beach…read moreside , you won't miss it. This shop has 2 elevators, stairs on each side, the entire downstairs is parking lot, and the shop is on upstairs. This shop offers a great selection of Biloxi souvenirs and a variety of beach side accessories and clothing. Price is a slightly on the higher size, given It is a touristy shop, which is expected. The set up of the shop is very open and clean , well organized. Staff were very friendly. They also sell local fudge and offer samples for tasting. It is definitely a great place to stop by.

There are many gift shops on Dauphin Island, but this one is unique in that the owner (well, one…read morehalf of the husband and wife owner-team) is a visual artist. A Dauphin Island native, her work features local natural themes and make great gifts. They also have locally made bath bombs and scrubs as well as all the other usual suspects for souvenir shopping: graphic tees, shell arts and crafts, toys, etc.

The store has quite a variety of items that you don't find other places…read more In particular, their meat is terrific, tender and cut the way you want it.

This is quite an interesting place with a lot of local options and a wide variety of items. Meats,…read morefresh produce, a coffee shop, clothing and all manner of packaged goods. They really have an impressive variety of goods on offer here! Overall, it is certainly worth a stop to check everything out inside this spot.

Exceptionally rude and abrasive staff. Go elsewhere. All the other shops were very pleasant.read more

The golf carts are fun, but expensive and kind of rattle trap. They are Yamaha, but loud. Normal…read moreYamaha gas cart is almost silent. Main issue I had was that we broke down (broken drive belt) and it took them 2 hours to come the 3 miles to where we were. We finally got a ride back to house. Then they only gave us another hour of time. These folks are Jamaicans and do not give American style service. A little goofy.

Thank You All So Much! I had a Peace Lilly sent for a funeral & it was the biggest & prettiest one…read moreI have ever seen! Yall are always fabulous!

All A Bloom is an incredible business. The staff are so kind, and their work is beautiful. They…read moretreated us with extraordinary dignity and respect during a difficult time. We will never use another florist, and we will always appreciate their kindness.