I bought a pair of KREWE frames as a celebration for myself. I'm a single mom, my daughter just…read moreturned 1, and this past year I've accomplished more than I ever thought possible. I deserved something nice. I loved those sunglasses. Recently, during the typical chaos of taking an almost-14-month-old to the park, they were misplaced. Somewhere between snacks, toys, stroller straps, and a fussy toddler, they disappeared. I reached out to KREWE to ask about their replacement warranty, and they explained that the warranty only applies to damaged frames that can be sent in for repair. I was devastated. They kindly offered me a 20% discount toward a replacement pair, but I decided to explain my situation a little further. Buying another expensive pair of sunglasses just isn't realistic for me right now. As a single mom, these were truly one of the nicest things I've bought myself in a very long time. And ironically, my daughter was the one who misplaced them -- let this be your reminder to never hand a toddler something valuable, no matter how fussy they are. Within an hour, I received another email from KREWE telling me not to worry -- they would be sending me a replacement pair free of charge. I genuinely broke down crying. It's so rare these days for brands to look beyond dollar signs and treat customers like actual people. That kindness meant more to me than they probably realize. My replacement pair arrived in the mail today, and I'll recommend KREWE forever. Not just because the quality is incredible, but because kindness like that matters.

This was an amazing shopping experience! The storefront is extremely adorable, with two stories and…read morea balcony. Every aspect of the place, from the furniture to the fixtures, is so chic. We visited while wandering around for my friend's bachelorette party, and the people working went above and beyond to give us a memorable time. While our group tried on sunglasses, Tim offered us frosé and another woman working even popped a bottle of champagne to celebrate with us! I was blown away at how stopping into a store turned into one of the highlights of our trip.

A new sunglass store in the Riverwalk. And there are a couple in the new shopping mall as well as…read morein Canal Place. A very outgoing staff that is there to assist you in your selection of sunglasses. This store provides you with a place to shop for less expensive shades. Very nice and reasonable cost for everyday sunglasses. They also have more expensive brands. Here you have a variety and a larger range of prices for sunglasses. Very worthwhile to locate that everyday second pair after busting the budget for a pair of RayBan.

I am OBSESSED with this store!!!! I was looking for somewhere to get a shirt that didn't say New…read moreOrleans on it and then I walked into this dress and skirt dream!! If you are looking for amazing prints and dresses with pockets - this is the place for you! If you are looking for dresses and skirts in a variety of sizes - this is the place for you! Some of the dresses are from Eva Rose and Effie's Closet to name a few and these designers really know how to make great quality clothing that lasts a long time and is worth the price you pay!!! Oh and the service was spectacular - Debbie was super helpful and even though I arrived right before they closed, she did not hesitate to let me try some items on so that was super nice of her!! I cannot wait to go back when I have more time!!! I love this place and have recommended it to everyone I have met!!!

First off, just to get it out of the way, there are either two places with this name or two…read morelocations and that made it a little tough to find the right one. We thought maybe google was wrong but it was trying to get us to the open location. Midday and the first location we found was closed. My wife had heard of this place and as she doesn't really request many things to do or go too we made it a point to check it out. It is small but full of stuff, dresses, jewelry, purses, Halloween costumes! They had some great earrings and she got quite a few as well as a purse that looks like a tape deck radio/Boombox. She tried on a few dresses but couldn't quite find one she liked, but was excited they had dresses in all shapes, styles, and sizes! This close to Halloween and with the Halloween parade either that day or the next the Halloween costumes left were few but still some good ones. They had two dressing rooms, but there was storage in one of them so if the store needed something while you were in that dressing room you had to get dressed fast and let them through as soon as you could. It was fun and full of character, some earrings she found look like goldfish in a bag of water, Some cool skeleton hands to go with her Pharmacy Museum shirt, as well as some skulls and a few others. There was a sale of buy one get half off second. She finally told me I had to make her leave or she would spend all the money. To quote her: Shana: "My thoughts? I LOVED IT!"

Asked for referral once after I saw her. Never got it. Again almost a year later I asked her to fax…read morea referral to someone in my insurance network and not to one of her colleagues. Six times maybe even seven. I emailed three times and texted her office several times. Nothing. So yucks to her and unprofessional behavior. Also, just bizarre way to run a business. Don't go here. They seem OK but unless they're selling you something, they stink.

after placing an order for my glasses, two weeks past and they were supposed to arrive they…read moreinformed me they haven't even put in the order, then clarifying that they have rust order the pair of glasses and then choose the wrong pair of glasses that I originally decided on and it turns out they didn't even rush order it having to wait over a month and a half for a pair of glasses that I require to work with it is unprofessional and unacceptable that this is the type of service you will receive by eyes on canal

Very nice high end store. The guys are so humble and down to earth. Expensive authentic…read more clothing. The interior is very artsy contemporary with a present culture theme. If you need a nice sporty piece while in New Orleans this is the place.

Excellent mid-high-end shop with awesome service and style. Bring some cash because you're bound to…read morefind some items you need to take home. Picked up a sick Alexander McQueen / Puma special release pair of high tops and a fly smokin jacket. Very worthy of a place to shop If you don't mind spending some money.

I'd like to give Road Kill five stars: the clothes are incredible and priced competitively for the…read morequality, which isn't a guarantee in this deeply touristed district. Coats, capes, shirts, shoes, jackets, goth, steampunk--it's all there and very cool. The two women that helped me were also friendly and knew the product and the fitting room is as stylish as the rest of the place. My issue is that I wanted a different size of something in stock and left my number on a peice of paper to get a call later (I haven't gotten a call, but it might just not be back in stock, so no big deal). I was hoping I could simply check back online, but the web page is a seldom-updated disaster. So, I loved the shop, and I'll be back when I'm in NOLA, but I'd also love it if I could buy stuff from NY State, where I live, and just have it shipped. Clean up the web page so I can do that?

Where style lives and breaths…read more Road Kill is a clothing boutique for men and women specializing in cool, original clothing with heavy leaning into punk, rock, and pop aesthetics. Everything from tops, bottoms, costumes, shoes, jewelry, and other accessories will be found here. Far from fast fashion, these are quality threads that will not only last you, but will keep catching eyes for years to come. The people working here are friendly and patient. They'll help you find the clothes you want in the sizes they have. Prices are high at Road Kill, but that's to be expected with the level of quality you're going to be getting out of your clothes. In our last visit, my wife found a beautiful and colorful set of boots, made with genuine leather. They were cool, comfy, and around $150. Which might be high for some, but honestly, we thought it was an excellent deal. Whether you need to dress up for a special night, or need to expand your already magnificent wardrobe, Road Kill has got you covered.

Costume jewelry, artwork, brickabrac, t shirts booths, Mardi Gras trinkets and masks, graphic…read moreplaying cards, cute printed colorful or revealing dresses for sale. This past year I've had a thing for purchasing copper jewelry- most bracelets from South Korea, Mexico City, Tijuana and Mt. Charleston. Wondered if anyone ever made copper necklaces. I saw a few vendors that had thick linked chains. I bought the medium $45 length- tax is high in New Orleans. Far cry from dainty but copper is supposed to be good for arthritis and health. Ok let's see.

It's been around since 1791, but the six blocks that make up the French Market don't yield much in…read morelocal historical value. Congested with wandering tourists, most of the vendors sell items that could be found at any flea market in the country. A lot of the souvenirs and clothing fell way short in reflecting authentic New Orleans craftsmanship. I was hoping for a market more along the lines of Barcelona's La Boqueria with bounties of fresh produce and appetizing edibles, but there was just a row of fast food kiosks beyond the beignets at Cafe du Monde. Without a doubt, the highlight of the market was the strolling groups of musicians randomly playing jazz to enraptured tourists. RELATED - Exploring New Orleans? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/IvmEoOrXVB

Boom Boom Esther is the champ. Set us up with quantity Zulu…read morethemed throws for our GK-2026 float ride. Good discounts if you tell her you want "a lot" (like over 700). Boom Boom

This is one of my annual stops. This year I bought some stuff to make a wreath, a few specialty…read morebeads, a boa to glue on an umbrella I also bought here, and some headbands. This place is so much fun! Last year I bought a door sign that reads, "where you beignet?" as well as NFL and NBA beads, 4th of July beads, and all kinds of stuff I ended up having to ship back to Indiana! I spent a fortune but it's not an expensive place at all. So fun!