This little shop in the Jackson Brewery section of downtown New Orleans carries a small variety of…read moresports memorabilia both professional and amateur. A majority of the items are geared around College Football and much of their inventory is understandably centered around Big 12 and SEC teams. I was able to find an Univ of Oregon mini toy helmet on the front counter and even a USC cap on the wall. For the most part, an endless supply of LSU Gear in the form of shirts, sweaters, and accessories can be found in all corners of the store. This is a fairly touristy area after all, so the prices aren't cheap. A quick glance of the mini key chain helmets were $8.99 and the sweaters can be in the $30-40 range. Though there isn't much in this mini-mall, there are better stores in NOLA for the devoted sports fan.

This little shop is tucked away inside Jax Brewery and cannot be seen from the street. As many…read moretimes as I have been in the Quarter, I do not remember seeing it... until this visit when we ventured into Jax Brewery for a rest break. We ran across a fantastic sale for LSU and Saint shirts. The ladies were helpful. There were other team logos in the store, but overwhelmingly leaning towards LSU and Saints... but hey, you are in LOUISIANA! Score for us LSU and Saints fans.

Behaving like an "outside" tourist in my own city, New Orleans the pick up Father's day gifts were…read morequick and seamless!

My fellow Veterans, Academy Sports + Outdoors no longer…read moreaccepts a Military ID, VA ID, or your drivers license with the veteran designation as proof of military service for their military discount. You have to register through Academy with "ID Me" to obtain a discount. I have an ID Me account that I had to ser up through the VA, but that account does not work at Academy for some reason. When I tried to register through the QR code displayed at the register, the website told me that they could not verify me and that I did not have an account. The cashier here just told me that allot of veterans are not getting their discount because of this, but it is now Academy's policy to verify through the website. They just lost my business.

Clothing store located on Canal Street. Well lit spacious building. Staff welcoming and helpful…read more Shirts, pants, jackets, accessories etc. Pricey items.

I needed a new pair of shoes in a pinch while I was visiting NOLA and after calling 10-15 stores,…read morethis was the only place in town with a pair of low top size 15 air force ones in stock. When I showed up, I was pleased to see that it was a very cool store. It's a place I'd definitely frequent if I lived locally. The customer service was great and I was in and out in a flash.

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.

Was intrigued by the 50% off sale rack right at the entrance and decided to go in. They had UT…read moreaustin long sleeve tshirts on sale after the big game this past weekend for half off. The store itself is fairly small, but it is super organized. The hats on the wall were very visually aesthetically pleasing! They have a ton of other souvenirs for sport lovers from teams across the U.S. the employees were also nice too, and the store is located close to jackson square!

Quick need for a green Tulane University Tee shirt. All I had to do was ask anyone in the French…read moreMarket where can I find this Tee shirt. They immediately said PRO IMAGE 809 Decatur ST NEW ORLEANS 70116 (501)529-2974

I was on a hunt for s NO Pelicans hat (as a gift for the biggest NBA fan I know!)…read more It's been days since I arrived and I'll admit, the places I've been to wouldn't have it. I had one day left and since we dined nearby, there was no other place that SHOULD have it. And I found exactly what I wanted! It was a quick stop since I found it immediately. Staff was nice and suggested to make it even more special by personalizing it: the only catch is to bring it to their store upstairs for faster service (which I did.) And I do love the end result! Glad I didn't leave NOLA without scoring this one thing I really wanted to get!

Shoutout my guy Blu for helping me with my shopping experience. He was able to show me a few…read moreselections and provided the best discounted items for my specific needs!

Situated on the block between Decatur and N. Peters STNDRD Athletic was a random stop in for us as…read morewe walked around the city. We got pulled in by the window set ups and sleek looking interior...and the promise of cool athletic gear was a bonus. The store is a boutique style spot with a focus on athletic goods from shoes, shirts, bottoms, hats and accessories. They have a cool shoe wall that features a small variety of men's and women's sneakers. The rest of the store is dedicated to clothing and accessories. They have several name brands, but also feature a few smaller brands specific to the style of clothing. Pricing ranged. There was nothing that seemed wildly expensive, but also nothing that seemed like the deal of a lifetime. The store is in great condition, well kept and was super clean. Plus they had that AC running, so the pop in was nice for many reasons! Service was solid as well. The staff was friendly, welcoming us in, checking on us during the shop and wishing us well. Overall, unexpected spot given the area that turned out to be a pretty cool spot to browse!

I feel compelled to share this experience, not out of malice, but out of disappointment and a deep…read moresense of frustration. As someone who not only spends a considerable amount of money at local businesses but also takes pride in supporting establishments within our community, I walked into this place expecting even the most basic level of respect. What I received was the complete opposite. Upon entering the establishment, I approached the owner directly and greeted him, trying to initiate a respectful, face-to-face interaction. To my surprise, and honestly my disbelief, he never looked up, never responded, and never acknowledged me at all -- as if I wasn't even standing there. There was no excuse, no distraction, no crowd, no reason not to extend a simple courtesy like eye contact or a greeting. This wasn't just bad customer service -- it was flat-out disrespect. What made the situation even more unsettling is that his own staff, who were standing nearby, were the only ones who showed any kind of professionalism. One of them looked over and said, "Good evening." That moment spoke volumes. If your team has to pick up the slack for your lack of basic human decency, something is seriously wrong with how your business is being run. I've come here before and spent real money -- not just once, but many times -- because I believed in putting my dollars into businesses that represent our city, our people, and our culture. But it's hard to continue supporting a place when the owner himself can't even show an ounce of gratitude or humility to the very customers who keep his doors open. Being a community-based business means something. It means showing love back to the people who show love to you. It means engaging, being present, and understanding that your energy and attitude affect every single person who walks through your doors. When you show your true colors -- especially to someone who's supported you without asking for anything in return -- people take notice. To anyone considering doing business here, I strongly advise you to think twice. It's one thing to have an off day, but it's another to make someone feel unseen, unappreciated, and unwelcome -- especially when they come with respect. I won't be back, and I won't recommend this place to anyone in my network until the ownership learns what true customer service -- and community care -- really looks like.

Cute store. What drew us in were the crawfish t shirts. We found one with a group of crawfish…read moreholding tickets to get on a fishing boat, wondering if they were going somewhere warm. It was quite amusing. They have stuffed animals, t shirts, candy and a variety of New Orleans souvenirs. The cashier was a real friendly guy.