I usually go to Home Depot, but on 6/25, midday I stopped in because it was more convenient to…read morepurchase my paint from this location. Was that a great decision! Both associates at the register were extremely helpful and knowledgable about the paint. They were so kind and welcoming. The prices were surprisingly good and the complimentary coffee was a nice touch. Later, my contractor remarked on how good the quality of the paint was. I will be purchasing my paint here from now on.

Have a business account here and boy it helps with the bottom line…read moreThey are nice even funny and handle things quick The in and out is awesome

I have never felt less important as a customer to a business than I have here. I spend half the…read moreyear living in the French Quarter and help taking care of a home with minor construction/paint work while I'm there. We ran out of the paint that has been stored so I was told to go to this particular Sherwin-Williams because our information was on file. When I walked in the building, it was EMPTY. No one called out saying they'd be right out or anything like that. An older gentleman slowly comes out of the back after about 3 or 4 minutes pushing a box. He doesn't even acknowledge me. The phone rings, he walks to the phone so I walked to the counter and look into his eyes, he answers the phone and to the phone says "one second please". The he looks at me. Finally. I don't even feel like writing the rest because it wasn't helpful at all. I went in once more with a work colleague but almost an identical situation as to the one above. Won't be back.

The staff in this small store does an amazing job. After a handful of visits over the past couple…read moreyears I'm confident in highly recommending this particular SW store if you happen to find yourself in need of paint and/or painting supplies in the Quarter. They offer a surprisingly large selection, given the limited square footage in this historic store front. The guys who run this store clearly care about their customers and will not try to upsell you. If they don't have what you need, they'll get it from, or send you to, one of their larger stores in the area. On the downside, unless you can plan your visit first thing in the morning, your chances of finding a parking are slim to none.

Always helpful. They are patient and always work with me through my home projects. I always go…read morehere. Also there is always a bargain that reduces the cost of the original paint price. I appreciate that for quality paint for all of my needs for wood, Sheetrock, and concrete painting needs.

Loved these guys, always kind, skilled, and willing to help. They are great at color matching,…read moreteaching basics to paint novices like myself, and open great hours. .

The ladies and gents that work at this particular store are amazing. They're always willing to go…read moreabove and beyond to help you without ever rushing you. I've gone right when they've opened and right when they've closed and every time is the same great customer service. They're very knowledgeable about what they're selling. I haven't ran into any employees that are just working just to work...they know their stuff and are so helpful!

Disappointing for a Sherwin-Williams store, mostly as a result of bad customer service. The girl…read morewas all of about 20 years old so '0' experience and just came across as a ditzy airhead. She said that not to worry about the cracked paint, no need to sand down, or seal, just paint over it. Thank-fully I new enough about what I was looking at to go to Wood n Things and they gave me good directions. Water had penetrated to the wood underneath, causing the wood to swell up, cracking the paint, so I needed to sand down to the wood, seal, and repaint. Thank-you Wood n Things! To the girl's credit, she was nice.

The coronavirus restrictions are ramping up, meaning I'm spending a lot more time at home now. As…read moresuch, the deplorable state of my home's flowerbed is really getting to me. Once I got wind of the looming stay-at-home mandate, I decided to run one last non-essential errand: picking up a project to keep myself busy at home. I decided that fixing up my flowerbed would be my project, and so off I went to Renaissance Gardens. The location of Renaissance Gardens somehow manages to be both convenient and inconvenient. Is convenient because it's on a major road, so I pass it frequently. It is inconvenient because it is on an oddly-shaped lot, and thus has a strange parking situation. There is enough room to park 2 cars normally/perpendicular, but then you have to get creative/parallel park. There's enough room that it's not really a problem, but it might catch some people off guard. Gardening isn't really my thing, so I can't be sure, but Renaissance Gardens seem to have a good selection of plants. Certainly more than I would've guessed from my various drives past them. I didn't know what I wanted, just listed my requirements - something to grow in a full sun flowerbed and help crowd out weeds - and the ladies were able to show me some options. So I got some professional advice, pretty flowers, and a random cat sighting; awesome.

I went to check for house plants, and they had my dream hoya. A pubicalyx splash (for $14.95)! So…read moreglad I happened to drive past this and made a U-turn. I'll definitely stop by again when I'm in the area