Riverwalk Marketplace

Clean, lively, remodeled indoor mall along the river. There are so many shops here there is certainly something for everyone. Normal prices, nothing too out of the norm. The selection of stores, and variety of items are appealing to the eyes. The service from the store owners was very polite and helpful.

Nice walkthrough place. Good shopping opportunities. Plenty of food options at the food court.

Located walking distance from the French Quarter, CBD, and Warehouse District, this outlet mall has a good number of stores, but isn't especially impressive. There's a small food court, a couple of NOLA souvenir stores which have a lot of stuff (but I don't think the product turns over quickly as several boxes of pralines were expired), and a Cafe du Monde (worth a visit so you don't have to stand in line for an hour at the one in the FQ). There's also a massage place if you're interested.It's right on the river so you can sit and have a beignet and coffee and watch the boats pass. It's also convenient if you forgot to pack something and need a hat, sunglasses, etc.Is it worth spending time out of a short vacay to NOLA to go shop? I don't think so, but is it convenient, yes.

Not a lot of stores, but some to choose from. Looking for sunglasses. Finally found the sunglasses hut. A decent walk at least.

The Riverwalk Marketplace have been growing and expanding and adding new buildings,stores and entertainment ,restaurants . My wife and I haven't to the Riverwalk Marketplace 12 years it have grow use to be.

We've all been to outlet malls, usually on the outskirts of every American metro area at an exit off the interstate. Riverwalk has all that the others do, except they do it in the heart of America's best city.You'll find the usual national chains, like Nordstrom Rack, Tommy Bahama, Gap, etc., but you'll also find unique NOLA shops, eateries and, of course, daiquiris. It's an easy walk from anywhere in the French Quarter, CBD or Warehouse District, on the banks of the river near the cruise ship and ferry terminals. They also offer a paid parking lot, with validated options for locals.

What better way to spend the afternoon shopping in a cold mall in the middle of the summer. The mall looks fairly new and have a number of stores on a multi-story floor plan. My favorite was the fact that they had a Cafe Du Monde in the mall!!! If you're in search to do some shopping and wanting cafe du Monde then look no further!

Wish this was more open when I stopped through here ~8 in the morning. Only place open was Cafe su Monde (which opened at 8). I had a coffee au lait and beignets. Neither were my favorite but I enjoyed the experience and watching ships on the river. What I enjoyed even more were the wonderful store displays, though even the stores weren't open yet, I was still able to enjoy them. They were very well out together. Who would have thought walking to and back from the coffee shop there could be so much fun!

I think the appeal of this place is that you can do your shopping and escape the heat. It has a little bit of everything inside so it's not just a mall, it's an escape. Staying at the Hilton allowed for me to venture in here whenever I wanted and not have to go outside to do so.I can echo what some have said, it's not your typical outlet mall as they self describe here. Obviously not on this page, but in person it is described as and outlet mall. There may be a few outlet style shops in here, but everything else is your typical mall store.I can also echo how confusing this place is. This place is huge in size, particularly the length of this place. When you think that you are done in an area you go up, then you walk just about the same amount of length you just did, then you go up another level and another stretch. It's great if you are a mall walker.The food court is pretty amazing. Having just a little bit of everything that should satisfy any finicky person in your party. And if food isn't what you are looking for, check out the bar tucked away under the escalators.This also seems to be where the cruise ship docks as well as the riverboat. Currency exchange is inside to help with that. It's actually one of the best places to people watch.

I was so excited to check out local stores and the shopping scene. The marketplace is okay. They have a Last Call which is s plus, and a very other upscale stores built on a smaller scale. There are a few electronic charging stations throughout the mall, but no chairs to sit on while you use and charge. There are plenty of kiosks where the you must buy this from me people will accost you as you try and sneak by. I was nabbed on my way back out of the mall. I'm still scraping the gunk off of my face. The food court is pricey and at the end of the mall. Consequently, shoppers are forced to walk the mall to get to it. Let more accosting commence. It's an okay place if you're looking to get out of the heat or the cold, and located close to the aquarium.