Located in the Riverwalk Outlets this department store had a lot of items marked down. I saw…read moreearrings, clothes, shoes, and of course items located near the registers. The store was neat and laid out fairly well, for what I was looking for. I found nickel free earrings and other items that were marked down. As for customer service, I didn't need help and the ladies at the register were moving the line quickly. I would shop here again if in New Orleans.

I make a point to find the nearest Nordstrom Rack whenever I'm traveling…read more As for this one at the Port of New Orleans, I was pleasantly surprised by their denim selection. They had a great assortment from Good American and Madewell, with a good range of sizes and styles to choose from. So yay because I needed a pair of jeans because the weather was much cooler than I'd packed for. The dress section, however, felt a bit repetitive. Lots of the same styles, so not a ton of variety there. One thing that really stood out was the shoe section, especially if you're a size 10. There was a very large selection, which isn't always easy to find. Overall, a solid stop if you're looking for quality denim and shoes, but also know that it's Nordstrom Rack so options will always vary.

(Updated/expanded review)…read more I've lived in a couple different places now, and am usually a regular at Walmart. Based on that, I can say that this Walmart store is bad on multiple levels. Stock = Even pre-pandemic, finding items in stock was hit or miss, especially cheaper brand items. I also frequently find items on the shelves that have already been opened, presumably thanks to the customers. Maybe not Walmart's fault, but worth noting because it impacts that shopping experience; there was a time I couldn't find a single unopened box of the dryer sheets I wanted. Pharmacy = This pharmacy does not actually have an Express Lane, they just have the sign up for decoration. I've waited at the Express Lane counter while they skip me to help people in the regular line. Then they either call me over to the regular counter computer or have to turn on the Express counter computer. If I have to wait just as long as normal, in the same line as normal, and use the same computer as normal - or worse, wait for the Express computer to be ready - then there's nothing Express about it. Photo Center = I waited for 20 minutes for someone to appear at the Photo Center counter, but they never did; mind you, this was around 3:30pm, not lunch time. I tried to get an employee from the nearby Electronics section to help me find someone for the Photo Center, but she informed me that she couldn't/wouldn't help. I finally grabbed a passing employee - possibly a manager? - who went in the Photo Center to look for my order herself. She said it wasn't in the store, despite what the shipping tracker saying "Delayed, At Store" (or something similar). My photos showed up 1-2 weeks later, and the shipping tracker never changed, so despite insistence to the contrary I strongly suspect that my photos had been misplaced at the store. After that chaos, never again. Lock and key = All of the hard alcohol and some cosmetics are locked up. That's not necessarily bad, but the one time I wanted some rum it took 15+ minutes to find someone with a key. Presumably the checkout counter by the alcohol is usually staffed and I just hit it at a bad time - though who knows with this store - but that makes me feel bad for the people trying to buy the locked up cosmetics because there's not even a counter in the cosmetics section. If you're going to lock things up, don't make customers have to hunt down someone with a key! Automotive Center = Surprise, there isn't one! You can still buy oil and whatnot, but you'll have to go to a Walmart in New Orleans or Slidell to find an actual Automotive Center. Lines = My god, the lines! The *only* time I have been here and there haven't been lines was when I got there right at opening hour during the initial height of the pandemic in 2020. Every other time I've been here, the lines have been atrocious. There are two self-checkout groups, one either side of the checkout area; on more than one occasion, those lines have been so long that they met in the middle! The only way you can tell them apart was by which way the people were facing. Other times those checkout lines will go straight, disappearing into the clothes racks or supply aisles, tricking people into thinking it's short when really they're only seeing half the line. And of course the regular checkout lines get backed up too. I started doing the Curbside Pickup during the pandemic and haven't looked back. It's not perfect, but it's a hell of a lot better than fighting the mess inside this store.

When did Walmart groceries become the most popular activity on a Sunday morning?? BOTH self…read morecheckout lines nearly meet at the center of the store. There are several cashiers on duty but their lines are all filled with full carts 7 to 10 deep! How long can Walmart survive half empty shelves and 30 minute checkouts? Gave me time to write this review!!??!!??!! I feel like we can do better. It will take longer to check out than it took to fill the cart

Riverwalk Outlets is, as the name implies, an outlet mall. What they offer here is a grand…read moreselection of all kinds of stuff from many of the name brands that span the gambit of clothing, cosmetics, sunglasses, and a little bit of everything in between. There really is a great selection of stores to choose from in the shopping mall. Situated right on the Mississippi river, at the end of Canal Street, this shopping mall is really easy to find. Once inside, the main thing you're gonna enjoy is being removed from the climate. Whether it's scorching hot outside, a day of full on humidity, or lost in rainy weather, you're gonna be out of the elements if you come shopping at this mall. That, in of itself, is a great feature of this New Orleans shopping establishment. You can pretty much find anything you need here. So, whatever clothing line, whatever type of clothing, whatever anything else you may need, you're probably gonna find it here. Great place to shop.

Lots of stores and the mall is along the river with great views. Handful of good dining options as…read morewell. Parking is validated at select stores, just walk in and get a barcode to attach to your parking ticket and scan at exit.

You'd think that all TJs are the same but they're not. I make it a point to go to the stores in…read morevarious locations because the quality of the selections vary. Every now and then I find a really nice piece. I'll admit that the skincare, personal care and snack sections have me in a chokehold. The problem is there are so many deals that I end up buying more than necessary. I've been able to significantly cut down my monthly spending by only visiting TJ's once a month...should I go less???

1st x here to this location. Here in New Orleans July 27th, 2024 Saturday Noon Day for Noa Zuman…read moreIsreali Jewlry Maker Items. I believe these are Blue Sapphire Earrings. They are by Zuman Jewelry, an Israel-based jewelry brand founded in 1984 by husband and wife Tamir & Noa Zuman. Well known for beautiful organic designs, with ancient Roman glass and semi-precious stones, carefully handcrafted pieces. High quality fine 925 sterling silver pieces that are designed with love. My favorite Isreali Jewlry designers. I love to support them. FranknKimm Over and Out July 27th, 2024

It was a complete pleasure shopping at target as I unfortunately went to Walmart which was hell on…read moreearth on all respects The staff at target was very helpful professional and knew their jobs. There was one woman named Sunrise who was exceptionally kind and helped us tremendously It was certainly worth the 20 minute drive there to know that the store had everything we needed and they were there to help accommodate us opposed to other big box stores that are complete train wrecks

I've always been a Target fan, until this one. This store is unquestionably the worst I've ever…read moreseen. And this is based on multiple visits. They might have the inventory but it's hard to tell because nothing is in the right place. The women's clothing is a complete disaster, half the inventory is on the floor or in the dressing rooms. The grocery section may be the only part of the store that doesn't give me complete anxiety. Once you finally manage to make your selections, probably not what you came for because you couldn't find it, you have to survive the checkout. My suggestion? Bring a book! You're going to be a while. My last visit there was one cashier and at least 20 people in line. I detest self checkout on principle. It eliminates jobs, it's stressful, inevitably you need a live person to complete the process and it's not my job! I'm fully capable. I've worked retail. I don't anymore because I don't want to! If you want me to do your employees' job, give me a discount. I digress. I did end up using the self checkout which was a huge nightmare. There were at least another 30 people in a barely moving line there. Do better Target. I normally enjoy my visits to your stores and pick up lots of goodies I didn't know you had. Unfortunately in this area I'll stick to ordering online.