Everything Shoppe

Does The Everything Shoppe actually have everything? Well, not quite, but they do have almost everything. I stopped in and checked the place out, mostly because I liked their sign. It's a cool place and probably has what you need.

This shop really does have everything! My iPhone charger broke, so I had to purchase a new one. Luckily this shop is conveniently located down the street my hotel. I got my charger, along with some bottle water and snacks. They have all kinds of souvenirs and gadgets. It's a bit chaotic with all kinds of stuff everywhere.Just a note that they do charge a transaction fee for credit cards, so bring cash if you don't want to pay a fee.

No public restrooms, they will not let you use them even if it's for your minor child. They will send you down the street. Souvenirs are overpriced. Loud music blastingNever buy souvenirs or the tshirts at the first place you look. Shop around.

This is a Mini Mart with a little bit of everything; Clothes, food, liquor, ATM, and souvenirs. The best thing is they are open 24 hrs!!!

The sign says open 24 hours, which is true unless you try to shop there at 8 AM on a Tuesday apparently.

This store has a no returns policy which made me nervous because I was buying a suitcase, but honestly, unless it breaks in New Orleans, how could I return it anyway. The price was high also, but it was either go to Samsonite abs pay even more, or simply take my chances. I obviously voted for the latter and the suitcase is cute. I like it. I bought it to give partially as a gift and partially as a way to get all the stuff I bought home, but darn it, I WANT IT!The store itself is full of silly New Orleans memorabilia that I could buy at any store in the area. It's just meh.

Like the name implies, the Everything Shoppe has a "little bit of everything". Personally, I like this store and patronize them somewhat frequently. If you work in the CBD or are a tourist staying in a nearby hotel, this store will likely have whatever you are looking for. They sell beer, hard liquor, sodas, power drinks, protein drinks, some grocery items, over the counter medicines, snacks, NOLA souvenirs, T-shirts, Mardi Gras items and even luggage. They even have a hot sauce & spice selection that would rival some of the larger mainstream groceries in the area.Located on Canal Street at its intersection with Magazine Street, this store has an excellent location on the border of the CBD and French Quarter. The prices here are somewhat higher than you'd find at a large retail grocer in the suburbs, but this is to be expected. However, the Everything Shoppe is open 24 hours a day, and this is a definite convenience. Furthermore, the store is always fully stocked. Once you walk inside, you will be surprised as to how big this store actually is; as it is deceptively bigger than it appears from the outside.The staff here has always been polite with me. What some people may perceive as curt employees; I see as employees focused on a large store in an area where shoplifters are rampant. You can always count on this store to be open 24/7, as they do not close for any major holidays; to include Thanksgiving, Christmas or New Years Day. All in all, this store is "A-Ok".

Friendly staff, but doesn't contain a multiverse inside, is not open 24 hours as the sign says, and you can't even buy lotto tickets or Jazzy passes.

This place is open all the time, and they have what you need. The people bitching are drunk a_holes. No one is ripping your off - you're just a mess. Justice for the everything shoppe!!

Very overpriced and will try to scam you. Charged us for a bogus cup of ice we didn't buy and acted confused when we called him out on it. Said it was the customer before us. But he rang it up on our receipt. They probably do that to drive up their sales, hoping people won't notice.