The Ground Floor

Very rude service, meh items.I wish I didn't complete our purchase. My husband remarked as we left at how rude the service was.We bought 2 Christmas ornaments. Very overpriced. I asked where they were from. Cashier: " I don't know. China, probably " (after she gruffly greeted us and just as gruffly sent us off).My bad wasting money there. Walk by this place and don't repeat my mistake.

The Ground Floor is packed with many antiques and lighting. It's hard for the average American to stroll throughout the store because it's so tightly packed with things to purchase. No photos! You'll get scolded. The place is a bit stuffy and pretentious, but my friends did buy some lighting that they really were looking forward to being delivered back home in Baltimore. Beautiful lighting. The service? Meh. Snooty. Not my thing. You'd be surprised how many people with money actually wear jeans and tennis shoes. Bill Gates? Maybe you shouldn't be so dismissive.

Really cool shop with lots of fun, nice stuff, reasonably priced. Got a good quality crawfish aloha style shirt for my husband snd Fodor's Giuide toNew Orleans. Had some nice kitchen items and cookbooks, too!

Nice little boutique. Not unlike a dozen others throughout the French Quarter. This one felt a little roomier/less cluttered, nearly eliminating the claustrophobia I've experienced in a few others. We were the only two shoppers in the store, so that may have played a part, as well. Decent selection of generic and NOLA-themed home goods, gifts, knickknacks, shirts, caps, etc. The only clerk on duty quietly busied herself behind the counter until we needed her to ring up our purchase.

I was walking in the old quarters on Thanksgiving morning, looking for a café I had bookmarked, which was closed for the day. But then, I stumbled on this gem! I loved the quaint chic set-up like a shabby chic kind of a store. They have darling finds, gift items; some with New Orleans insignia the "fleur de lis" engraved in soap dishes, ornaments, towels, then they had seasonal items like cute reindeer holding a dip dish, and plenty of other nick knacks. All super super cute!I walked around and around, bought some souvenirs, and so wished we had a similar store in Burbank, California. I never realized how much I had missed small stores with creative fun items. It has magic on its own, but along with their merchandise, being there felt like opening a gift, and being happily surprised.Beautiful store, well-stocked with thoughtful gifts, and excellent location. Stop by!

What a cute shop! They'll even deliver if you take a photo of the item and email it in!I love the trinkets! Great gifts for all occasions.

Cute shop with high-end New Orleans themed t-shirts, glassware, candles, and other household and apparel souvenirs. Prices are reasonable and the selection is great. We bought a few items to take back to the family - which will be much more appreciated than the junk they sell in the cheap gift ships.

I purchased a bar key and a shot glass from this little gem of a store last Thursday. I loved all the different decor and the merch aimed toward bartenders and cocktail service. The staff was not very personable, and did not engage when I tried to converse, but overall the store is nice--3 stars!

This shop has a verity of gifts. It is a good place to purchase gift for your loved ones back home. I would buy a T-shirt here before buying one everyone else would have. They had some cute shoes also. Lots of littles to buy.

Lots of nice things would have bought. However they were very unfriendly and never offered any help. We were also the only ones in the store.