Canal Place

Came here before when I went to New Orleans years ago and this mall was actually better than what it is now. It does have really nice upscale department stores, and a nice movie theater in a decent café but otherwise it's very small and did not have a variety of clothing products to choose from. Very nice mall was good decor inconvenient that was actually right across the street from our hotel but honestly, I don't think I would actually shop there again or rush back here to shop . I feel this place is good to come if you were tourist and check it out and if you do see some good pick it up or purchase it . What is located in downtown area in a very popular area and busy . -Marshay D.

Very nice but very expensiveUses hotel for special ocations or when you need the VIP experience

The Shops at Canal Place is a high end shopping mall with many shops that you've most likely heard of including but not limited to Banana Republic, J. Crew, Louis Vuitton, Saks, Tiffany & Co., and Michael Kors. For things other than shopping, there is a movie theater, a gym, and a barber shop also located here. There is parking on floors 4 through 10 which is unfortunately not free even with or without validation.This is a place for good entertainment regardless of whether you're a local or a tourist looking to shop or pass the time.

Fantastic mall on Canal for luxury brand shopping. Clean, quiet and some of the best shops including Louis Vuitton, Sak's, Tory Burch and more. Bonus for the Instagrammable "With Love from, NOLA flower wall.

Eh the place was dead. High shops noone was going to. Most people were resting from the heat. The food court was a joke. At least they had public restrooms!!! The only reason to go really..

Most women can relate to this, but when I'm in another city I always feel like I have to buy some piece of clothing or some accessory to take home. So this was no different and I was happy to find this mall while we were out and about in New Orleans. It didn't seem to have very many stores, but it had a J.Crew and an Anthropologie, and that was good enough for me. Unfortunately J crew was closed - there was a makeshift sign on the door that said "I'll be back in 15 minutes" or something like that. That was interesting, I guess only one person was working that day? Anyway I headed to Anthropologie, and I didn't see much, they didn't really have any good sales, so unfortunately I did leave this mall empty-handed but there were some other stores nearby where I found some items. Overall it didn't seem like this mall had a lot of stores that I would be interested in, and it was pretty dead inside, not a lot of people in there, so I didn't really feel the need to return while we were in NOLA.

Very pretty but boring mall. The only anchor store is Saks 5th Avenue, and then there are high end shops that nobody was in. I believe that there's only one food option - a coffee shop called PJ's. Went today on 2/6/2022 and the whole place was dead, despite it being a Sunday that the Rock n'Roll Marathon was being held at, right around the corner. I saw shop staff that hadn't even taken off their coats - they were sitting on their phones because there was like 5 people walking the entire mall. Do not make an extra trip just to visit here, it's very nice looking but dead.

The Canal Place is full of upscale shopping. We popped in for just a few moments when returning to our vehicle. Our parking lot was connected to the Canal Place shops. I made the mistake of first parking in the parking right next to the Canal Place shops and then realized I was in the wrong. While in the shops we did a mini photo shoot in the area close to their elevators. We didn't do much exploring due to time but I hope to return in the future and look around more. Canal Place 333 Canal StNew Orleans, LA 70130(Review 626 overall and 170 in 2021)

Each time I am in New Orleans I visit the shops in Canal Place. I am more interested in higher end shopping than the flea market. They have MCM and Louis Vuitton and sadly, LV makes you queue up to enter. I know they think this is to better serve clients, but to me, it makes for an arrogant atmosphere (my messenger is from this boutique).I absolutely love the Vineyard Vines and the LuluLemon shops! I collect VV t-shirts with locations on the back, so called prior to my trip to see what was in stock and 'reserve' ones in my size. Awesome experience! LuluLemon's employees are super helpful! This was another great experience, though their stock is depleted. They had to order items for me & have them shipped for free to my home (which turned out not to fit).Saks is really small. Again, their Gucci shop within makes shoppers queue. I think they had just two employees. Their Gucci shoes are upstairs in the shoe department and they have a minuscule selection. Again, they offered to order slides for me, but when home, I can just go to a bigger Gucci in Coral Gables.One of my visits was Christmas Eve day. You would have thought these shops would be packed. Nope. Great place to visit with a gigantic Christmas tree!

I purchased the Azalea Wang Faux Fur Panel Hooded Trench Black coat for $365.98, from a store named Upper Atmosphere in the Canal place shopping center, New Orleans. I was only in town for a short period of time, therefore arranged for the coat to be shipped rather than taking it with me. Upon returning to my hotel, without the coat I noticed online that the same coat was selling at Nordstrom's for $209 and other locations such as Akita for $159 with free shipping. I contacted Donte who transferred to the store manager Tiffany to see what options could be done, and was told that I can only do an even exchange or given a store credit; despite being charged around $200 more than it was selling at other locations. They told me that they purchased products, then marked them up to sell them. However, the amount that it was marked up was almost double.Due to being ADA disabled, it was difficult for me to get back to their location. A merchandise credit and the amount I spent on the coat without seeing the products in person would not work. I emailed the CEO Shattera Blackman and Rese Cliffman explaining the situation requesting for assistance. Due to not getting a response from my email, I went back from the French Quarter to the Riverwalk the next day to speak with personnel in person. It was a tough day due to my disability, but I wanted to hopefully get help, even with an in-store credit to make up the price difference. The staff was very rude, disrespectful, unprofessional; beyond anything I have seen in an upscale shopping facility. Jadeon the assistant manager stated that he would talk to owner to see if there's anything they can do, but he wouldn't do anything to help. They are the only location, and to my surprise were not even listed under the stores at Canal Place; despite them stating they had been there for two years. Jadeon said they have several employees and someone will take it to FedEx by time they close that day on the December 29th by 7 PM to ship it out and text me tracking number. When I never heard back, I texted for an update with the assistant manager in regards to the status of shipping. He was extremely rude stating that he would let me know when it is shipped. I called a week later and it still had not been shipped on January 4, despite being told that it would be shipped the Friday before.To protect others, from being taken advantage of as I have, I feel my experience should be shared. To this day, I have never received anything but negative attitudes and unprofessionalism from Upper Atmosphere.