I love this place! So clean, aromatic and inviting. The mask protocol is on point too, which made…read moreme feel safe about my shopping experience during the height of the pandemic. The scents are absolutely heavenly. You can tell they put a lot of love into scent creation because the scents smell really premium. They sell candles with wooden wicks, hand sanitizer and linen sprays named after awesome New Orleans inspired things. Southern Decadence and Gris Gris are my favorite. I could totally see myself hitting up Wicks NOLA to get gifts for out of town friends. They would love these high end candles and their names. Months after visiting, and I'm still enjoying the wonderful candles!

Poor customer service No response after initial…read morecorrespondence about delayed order No merchandise ever received No refund for large purchase of candles Order made in Fall of last year and the owner Tiffany has stopped responding I tried to support this small business and got burned

Such a cute store. One of my favorite finds in New Orleans. The selection of artisans is…read moreunmatched. The value is great for the variety. Staff is always friendly!!

Great assortment of NOLA-related gifts, gadgets, candles and trinkets, good prices, friendly and…read moregracious service, the epitome of what retail-therapy should be. Five Stars.

This place is neat! Over 20 infused olive oils and so many flavors that there's something for…read moreeveryone! My favorites were the garlic (seriously I use it on everything) and the dill (great on salmon!). Staff is so so friendly and knowledgeable. You can sample as much as you want to make your decisions. Prices are very reasonable! I'm def coming here for Christmas presents!

Great staff. The oils and vinegars are top notch. Good prices allow you to try different ones. They…read morealso let you try each one.

Goods That Matter is brick & mortar store and fully open & here to stay…read more Love this shop ~ all in the name of positive & enjoying purchasing a quality product that helps others ~ huge causes ~ not only in Louisiana but overseas like the recent devasting earthquakes in Turkey/Syria and Morocco ~ All their products are made from biodegrable & upcycle materials as with their candles in sturdy glass jar one would certainly wish to keep for other uses. I purchased their Jasmine Candle & already used it when we had a power outage ~ beautiful scent of jasmine filled the house & reminded me to remember those of Türkiye/Syria whom still are struggling, some live in tents, but not everyone & some still living in leftover ruins of their earthquake ravaged countries ~ Goods That Matter does a great job of packing their items for shipping & mine arrived im perfect condition. Highly suggest for a modest amount the 'purchase' of the Bald Cypress Tree for replanting the sadly deteriorated Lousiana Coastline by extreme Bald Cypress lumber harvesting for sale throughout the past couple hundred years. The Bald Cypress Tree is was like the arms holding the swampland together. The coastline retreated leaving ravaging deterioration of towns cities homes to countless swamp life animals when hurricanes hit over the last century and a half. Replanting the Bayou. Tha Louisiana Coastline was much much more expansive / wider. After Katrina, ancient grove of Bald Cypress was revealed hundreds of feet underwater. Trees are millions of years old!!! Entire Southern Seaboard once started much further north around states as Arkansas Georgia & The Bald Cypress with its ability to grow in saltwater made it possible as millenia went by for build up of 'land' from various decompositions of various geological formations inputing a new 'floor' that would become 'solid' land in many places but the lacey netwotk of the Bayous would still skirt the Southern coastlines. Bald Cypress needs to be restored to build the Louisiana coastline. A very thougtful store ~ Indeed Goods That Matter

Loved walking through this store during our trip here. It's perfect to start with and then walk…read moredown Magazine St. I didn't expect to buy anything but came out with a mm adorable mini art print from their fun quarter machine and a palm leaf ceramic ring dish. Really love the vibe in here!

This place almost wants me to tell Yankee Candle to step aside…read more First of all, did you know that Amy's is locally (Louisiana) owned? I have seen these candles everywhere for my entire life and I had no idea! This shop is small, but as soon as you walk in you are inundated with the sweet smell of all of the candles they sell. They have a "scent bar" where you can sniff and smell all of the candles to your heart's content. I will say that I was pretty impressed by how strong the candles are and how "on the nose" the scents were. They have a cupcake scent that smells exactly like fresh bakes cupcakes. How do they even do that? The girl working was friendly enough and greeted us with a "hello". The candles are fairly well priced for the size and they seemed to be having some sales on the smaller jars, so that's a good deal if you are looking for some candles.

Awesome experience. My Sorority Sisters and I had a private class (at a location away from the…read moreshop in NOLA) which was very professional as well as personable - fun - and entertaining. There were many wonderful scents from which to choose. We each made a candle and a room scent. So awesome!

I love this Home Depot. If you're wanting expert opinions about a project you're working on or even…read moretools in the store, tbh you're likely looking in the wrong place. But the staff here has been phenomenal! I grew up in the East and recently moved back, so with all the projects I've taken on at home, I've been coming here so often that it has felt like I've lived here part time. When I come in, I am often greeted at the door by security or staff and the people are super nice and helpful! Tam on the paint center, Henry in the lumber section, and especially Adrian (he seems to be everywhere and know everything). Adrian in particular and the other staff have been so kind to my young children when we've come in the store, even my kids like going to HD and remember the workers! The store is always well stocked, too. I'm glad this HD is in NOE and while lots of businesses are leaving and unsustainable amidst the rising crime and declining NOE economy, I hope this store is here to stay.

As if the store's self checkout ringing up prices above the displayed shelf price want enough, as…read morean extra twist to the inconvenience, they've turned store credits into an ORDEAL. My wife had given me one she was given when I went today to buy $65 worth of merchandise. After being prompted to scan the card I was next prompted to enter a pin which was revealed after a scratch off on the back of the card. What fresh hell? I wondered. But that wasn't the end of it. I was next prompted to scan my personal driver's license (?) which was rejected as 'invalid.' So one of their workers came over to assist, and punched a few buttons, after which the display now showed a zero balance on the store credit. Which was asinine seeing as how I had to scratch off the card to reveal the PIN, so obviously it had NEVER BEEN USED. No telling how much I was SWINDLED out of, but I left the items in the basket and walked the heck out. Went to Walmart and spent less for essentially the same stuff. The HD worker was "sorry," he said. Anyway, Word to the wise: Don't let them try to stick you with a store credit. And double check what's being rung up.