Galleries & boutiques · Magazine St from Louisiana Ave to Audubon Park (3600–6100 blocks)
Uptown Magazine Street
Magazine St, Louisiana to Audubon.
Magazine Street from Louisiana Ave up toward Audubon Park, where galleries, menswear, jewelers, antiques and long-running family stores line a residential stretch. It suits shoppers after local designers, gifts and art more than chains.
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- Magazine St from Louisiana Ave to Audubon Park (3600–6100 blocks)Galleries & boutiques
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- Typical hours10am–6pm
- Getting here
- ParkingStreet parking on Magazine and the cross streets. The RTA #11 Magazine bus runs up Magazine to Audubon Park, and the St. Charles streetcar is a few blocks toward the lake.
Insider guide
Shopping Uptown Mag.
The story
Uptown Magazine is Magazine Street from Louisiana Avenue up toward Audubon Park, the 3600 to 6100 blocks. Galleries, menswear, jewelers, antiques and long-running family stores line a residential stretch.
It suits shoppers after local designers, gifts and art more than chains. The 3800 and 3900 blocks are the core, with a gallery cluster and a run of menswear and home shops.
What to Expect
Just above Louisiana Ave, Empire Antiques (3617) specializes in 17th- to 19th-century European furniture, with HGM Fine Jewelry at the same address, and Art & Eyes (3708) sells frames from smaller independent brands. In the 3800 block, Cole Pratt Gallery (3800) shows Southern painters and sculptors, Leontine Linens (3806) does monogrammed bed, bath and table linens, Potsalot Pottery (3818) sells handmade stoneware, Sotre (3820) sells home goods and Swap Boutique (3822) is designer consignment. Mignon Faget, the New Orleans jewelry designer, is moving its shop to a pop-up at 3806. The 3900 block has Greyson Clothiers (3900), Kevin Gillentine Gallery (3917), Billy Reid (3927), Current Crop Roasting Shop (3931), which sells green coffee beans and roasting equipment, and West London Btq. (3952).
Further up, Weinstein's (4011) carries designer women's and men's clothing, Neal Auction Company (4038) holds previews before its sales, Buffalo Exchange (4119) buys, sells and trades clothing, and Pollack Glass Studio & Gallery (4132) sells handmade art glass. Miss Claudia's (4204) has vintage and costumes, Peaches Records (4318) sells vinyl in a former Woolworth's with a 1940s lunch counter, and Magpie (4529) deals in vintage and estate jewelry. Alice and Amelia (4432) and Home Malone (4610) sell local art and gifts, Dirty Coast Uptown (5415) and Scriptura (5423) sit near Jefferson Ave, and Perlis Clothing (6070), family-run since 1939, is known for seersucker, linen and its crawfish logo.
Best Time to Visit
Shops generally open 10–11am and close around 6pm, with Sunday openings around noon. Mignon Faget is open Mon–Sat 10am–6pm and Sun 12–6pm, Dirty Coast Uptown Mon–Thu 11am–6pm and Fri–Sun 10am–6pm, and Buffalo Exchange stays latest, Mon–Sat 11am–8pm and Sun 11am–7pm. Leontine Linens is open Mon–Fri 10am–5pm and Saturday by appointment only.
The first Saturday evening of the month is the Art Walk, 5–8pm (next one Nov 7, 2026), when about 15 galleries, mostly in the 3800 and 3900 blocks, stay open late. Potsalot Pottery, Kevin Gillentine and Pollack Glass take part.
If You Only Have an Hour
Walk the 3800 and 3900 blocks: Cole Pratt Gallery, Leontine Linens, Potsalot Pottery, Sotre and Swap Boutique, then Kevin Gillentine, Billy Reid and Current Crop. Have lunch at La Petite Grocery (Tue–Sat 11:30am–2:30pm), or come back for dinner at Hungry Eyes.
Where to Eat
Four of the restaurants sit in the 4100 and 4200 blocks. Hungry Eyes is a MICHELIN Bib Gourmand, and La Petite Grocery (4238), known for blue crab beignets, Saffron NOLA (4128), which cooks Indian food with Louisiana seafood, and The Kingsway (4201), an Asian-inspired tasting menu, are MICHELIN Recommended. Osteria Lupo (4609) is MICHELIN Recommended for wood-fired pasta and pizza. Further up, Saba is a MICHELIN Bib Gourmand for hummus with blue crab, and Domilise's Po-Boy & Bar at 5240 Annunciation St, a few blocks toward the river, is a Bib Gourmand for the fried shrimp po'boy.
The directory
26 shops, all in one place.
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Home4 places
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Linen shop known for monogrammed bed, bath and table linens and custom embroidery, a traditional New Orleans source for wedding and baby gifts.
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Pottery studio and shop selling handmade functional stoneware such as mugs, bowls and platters; it opens for the First Saturday Art Walk.
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Home and gift store with furniture, lighting, tabletop and decorative accessories, in the 3900 block among the street's design shops.
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Home and gift shop.
Gifts4 places
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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.
Galleries3 places
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Contemporary fine art gallery showing painting and sculpture by Southern artists, one of the anchors of the gallery cluster in the 3800 block.
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Gallery and print shop for Kevin Gillentine's paintings, with interior design services; part of the First Saturday Art Walk.
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Glassblowing studio and gallery selling handmade art glass, from vases to ornaments; one of the stops on the First Saturday Art Walk.
Vintage3 places
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Designer consignment shop for women's clothing, handbags, shoes and accessories.
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Resale shop that buys, sells and trades clothing and accessories.
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Vintage shop for men's and women's clothing, costumes, theatrical wear and accessories, a main stop for Mardi Gras and Halloween outfits.
Menswear3 places
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Menswear shop for button-downs, polos, trousers and casual clothes, part of the cluster of men's stores in the 3900 block of Magazine.
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Southern designer's store for tailored menswear, outerwear and some womenswear, in the 3900 block alongside other national brands.
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Family-run store since 1939 for Southern-style men's, women's and children's clothing, known for seersucker, linen and its crawfish logo.
Furniture2 places
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Antiques dealer specializing in 17th- to 19th-century European furniture and decorative arts; HGM Fine Jewelry, with estate pieces, shares the address.
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Auction house for antiques, fine art, silver and estate pieces, with previews before its sales; useful for seeing Southern furniture and art.
Fashion2 places
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Independent eyewear shop carrying frames from smaller independent brands, displayed by style rather than by designer, just above Louisiana Ave.
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Long-established store for designer women's and men's clothing, with European labels and personal service, in the 4000 block.
Jewelry2 places
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Gallery of the New Orleans jewelry designer known for sterling and gold pieces drawn from local motifs. Leaves 3801 on Oct 25, 2026; pop-up at 3806 opens Oct 30.
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Jewelry shop for vintage and estate pieces, from rings to brooches.
Specialty1 place
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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.
Boutiques1 place
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Women's clothing boutique.
Records & music1 place
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Local record store in a former Woolworth's building, selling vinyl, music memorabilia and merch, with a 1940s lunch counter inside.
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This week
On uptown Magazine this week.
Typical hours
Most shops keep the hours below.
Hours vary by individual store. Always check with specific retailers.
Eat, drink, stay
Between shops, close by.
Top restaurants nearby
All of Eat →- La Petite GroceryMichelin pickAmerican, Regional Cuisine · Corner-building restaurant on Magazine Street; blue crab beignets and ricotta dumplings. MICHELIN Recommended (2026).$$$
- SabaBib GourmandMiddle Eastern · Alon Shaya's Israeli-inspired restaurant on upper Magazine; hummus with blue crab, wood-fired pita. MICHELIN Bib Gourmand (2026).$$
- Hungry EyesBib GourmandFusion · Mason Hereford's maximalist fusion spot on Magazine, with a courtyard. MICHELIN Bib Gourmand (2026).$$
- Saffron NOLAMichelin pickIndian, Regional Cuisine · Family-run Indian restaurant on Magazine using Louisiana seafood. MICHELIN Recommended (2026).$$$
- Osteria LupoMichelin pickItalian-American · Wood-fired Italian on Magazine with house-made pasta and pizza. MICHELIN Recommended (2026).$$$
- Domilise's Po-Boy & BarBib GourmandDeli, Creole · Po'boy shop near the river, two blocks from Magazine; fried shrimp po'boy. MICHELIN Bib Gourmand (2026).$
- Mister MaoBib GourmandAsian, Contemporary · Colorful Asian- and Indian-influenced restaurant on Tchoupitoulas, a block from Tipitina's. MICHELIN Bib Gourmand (2026).$$
- AtchafalayaMichelin pickSouthern, Creole · Modern Creole neighborhood restaurant on Louisiana Ave; popular for brunch dishes like crab cake Benedict. MICHELIN Recommended (2026).$$
Top hotels nearby
All of Stay →- Michelin Key
Columns
20-room hotel in an 1883 Italianate villa with maximalist rooms and a Victorian-style lounge bar. One MICHELIN Key.
3811 St Charles Ave · - Michelin Key
Hotel Henrietta
40-room new-build from the Columns team mixing mid-century, Art Deco and Belle Époque interiors with local art. One MICHELIN Key.
3500 St Charles Ave ·
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Getting here
Parking and transit.
- PParkingStreet parking on Magazine and the cross streets. The RTA #11 Magazine bus runs up Magazine to Audubon Park, and the St. Charles streetcar is a few blocks toward the lake.
Street parking is on Magazine and the cross streets; the RTA #11 Magazine bus runs up Magazine to Audubon Park.
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