New Orleans · 21 places · 7 districts
Gift and Specialty Shops in New Orleans.
All 21 gift and specialty shops we cover in New Orleans, from French Quarter, Uptown Magazine Street and Warehouse District, on one map with addresses, hours and directions.
All 21
Gift and Specialty Shops, district by district.
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Family coin and antiques dealer founded in 1898, one of the city's largest for coins, with antique weapons, historical documents and keepsakes alongside the coin cases.
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Open-air market dating to 1791, stretching about six blocks along Decatur with a flea market of local art, jewelry and clothing, Colonnade shops and food and produce stalls.
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Shops in a converted 19th-century brewery across from Jackson Square, selling New Orleans-themed gifts, clothing and accessories.
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Local brand founded in 2005 selling New Orleans slogan T-shirts, hats, pins and prints. This Chartres St shop is its French Quarter store; the other is on Magazine St.
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Long-running souvenir and gift shop on Decatur a short walk from the French Market, stocked with New Orleans keepsakes for visitors, near Central Grocery and the French Market.
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Voodoo shop and cultural center selling dolls, potion oils, gris-gris bags, candles and books, with working altars and readings. Its annual Halloween Voodoo Fest typically has free music and activities.
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Botanica in the New Orleans Healing Center run by Vodou priestess Sallie Ann Glassman, selling incense, herbs, candles, soaps, oils and dolls, with readings and consultations.
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Craft gallery selling jewelry, furniture, glass, ceramics, stationery and decorative pieces by local, regional and national artists; a good stop for smaller gifts.
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The National WWII Museum's own store, open daily on the same schedule as the exhibits; closed Mardi Gras Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve and Day.
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Shop of the Ogden Museum of Southern Art; the museum is open daily and free to Louisiana residents on Thursdays.
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Cocktail history museum and working distillery at Canal and Magazine; its retail shop next to the distillery exhibit sells Sazerac Rye bottled on site.
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Stationery and desk shop.
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Art boutique selling pieces of Mardi Gras float art alongside locally made gifts.
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Local brand's Magazine Street store for New Orleans-themed T-shirts, Saints gear, gifts and women's clothing, now in the 3100 block at 3137.
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Home coffee-roasting shop selling green beans from around the world and roasting equipment, with free in-store roasting stations and cupping classes; it does not sell brewed coffee.
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Gift and boutique shop with gifts from small businesses, local art, books, women's dresses and handbags, and men's shirts.
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Shop selling work by local and regional makers, including prints, ceramics, candles and home goods, on the Napoleon side of Magazine.
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Local T-shirt brand's Uptown shop for New Orleans-themed tees, prints, hats and gifts; a second store is on Chartres St in the French Quarter.
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Stationery store for fine papers, journals, pens, invitations and desk accessories, near Jefferson Ave in the 5400 block.
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Apple store at Lakeside, recently renewed and expanded, offering Genius Bar appointments, Apple Vision Pro demos, order pickup and Today at Apple sessions.
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Engraving and personalized-gift shop that moved within Lakeside and reopened in 2026 in the P.F. Chang's wing, a useful stop for custom gifts.
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Questions, answered.
Where is the best area for gift and specialty shops in New Orleans?
French Quarter has the most, with 5, followed by Uptown Magazine Street (5) and Warehouse District (4). Each district page has the full store list with hours and directions.
How many gift and specialty shops does this guide cover?
21, across 7 districts. Every listing has its address and hours and links to the store's own site.
Are these listings kept up to date?
Yes. Every store is re-checked against its own site, brand locator or mall directory at least every six months, and closed stores come off the list.
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Guides that name these shops.
New Orleans Gifts 2026: Magazine Street to the Quarter
12 New Orleans gifts from Home Malone, Lionheart Prints and Dirty Coast, each price checked on the shop's own site, from $5 up.
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Shopping Near Tulane & Loyola: Oak Street, Freret and Upper Magazine
A guide to shopping around Tulane and Loyola: both campus bookstores, Blue Cypress Books and the shops of Oak Street, groceries and burgers on Freret, gifts on upper Magazine, and where to eat with parents.
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Royal Street Shopping Walk: Antiques, Galleries and Estate Jewelry
Royal Street from Canal toward Esplanade: M.S. Rau and the antiques dealers, gallery row, estate jewelry at Wellington & Co., plus the afternoon pedestrian hours and where to eat.
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