Forever New Orleans

Just left this business, I needed a long sleeve T for hubby. Both girls at counter had a stink face, I asked one girl if they had men's long sleeve T's and she gave me a forced smile. I got the shirt and went to the other girl to pay & same attitude, felt awkward..... first time I have gotten crappy customer service in NOLA, it's a shame because they actually have a lot of cute items I would of purchased for gifts but I'm not leaving my cash at this establishment. I was pressed on time for the t shirt, that's the only reason I grabbed it, otherwise I would've searched elsewhere.

I'm not sure why we were treated so rudely. There are plenty of other cute stores in New Orleans.

Every time I come to New Orleans I always find something to take back home with me. Great selection, a little bit of everything.

This a great gift and souvenir shop with a wide variety of items. They are located in the same block as The Court of Two Sisters, on same side of the street. As soon as I walked inside, I spotted exactly what I was looking for, a T-shirt for my granddaughter. They had every size available in the pattern that I wanted too.I was in a hurry because my parking time was running out so I didn't have enough time to completely shop every shelf and rack but they had quite a selection. The price of the T-shirt at $15.95 was very reasonable for a gift shop. I would like to return here next time I'm in town to explore the store more.

It's not officially Christmastime if I'm not stopping into Forever New Orleans for gifts. They seemingly have it all and it's all NOLA-style, from t-shirts to accessories to candles to ornaments (who doesn't need a gator santa?) to gag gifts to wall art and more. The staff is always merry and bright and I daresay you'll leave the store in a better mood than when you entered it. That's not always the case when holiday shopping, right? FNO is also a great place for quality souvenirs (avoiding those tourist traps on Decatur and Bourbon).Speaking of holidays, though, and Christmas aside, I'm secretly hoping they have that old school style ceramic Mardi Gras tree come January!

Loved this little shop full of cute boutique type things. Adorable souvenirs for your trip. We got t-shirts and bumper sticker but they had purses, sandals, earrings, high end gifts, platters, dish towels, dishes. They had some pricier things. This is not your cheap touristy place. This is super cute and chic!

Charming family owned gift shop. Good service. Organized sections of quality knickknacks. Finding the softest Tee this time. Reasonable prices. Seldom empty handed when leaving either of their stores.CHEERS!

I think I went to both locations on this street! It's the perfect place to get a nice souvenir. Found a cute crop top, post card, and coffee. Prices are reasonable for what you get. The workers here are friendly and approachable.

I feel that no matter how many times I've visited the Quarter, and shopped up and down Royal, I cannot just not-stop at Forever New Orleans. It doesn't matter what I am in the mood to buy, or why I'm even walking down the street, I must stop in and probably a solid 99% of the time, I must buy something.If you want a souvenir but not something so kitchy that the person might just look at it once and laugh? Stop here. Looking for some great scents? You can find the Vieux Carre Candle Company here, and the Sweet Olive soap co, too.Shirts, art, books, purses, ornaments during the holidays...? Yep. You're going to find a little bit of everything. Often times, you won't even realize that this would be JUST PERFECT for someone you know, and then BAM! It absolutely is. My aunt, who lives in New Orleans, stops in here with me and finds something perfect for her sister (also a NOLA native). That's just the way this shop is. Local, tourist, or just teleported here from out of this world... I'm pretty sure you'll find exactly what you never know you needed/wanted!

This is a solid souvenir store. I brought a ton of my nicer souvenirs from here, since some of the stores in the French Quarter were all selling the same "Made in China" stuff. There are more handmade or locally made souvenirs here, including some hand painted wine glasses and local art. They also have a large selection of kitchen souvenirs as well as NOLA-branded clothing. The prices are a little bit more expensive than the other stores, but if you're looking for quality, go to Forever New Orleans.