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600 Decatur Street
New Orleans, LA 70130
Phone: 504-566-7245
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Designed and constructed by German-born and educated architect Dietrich Einsiedel in 1891, the Brewery was the largest independent brewery in the south and the tenth largest single-plant brewery in the country. Today the building is no longer a brewery, but the selection of merchandise is still intoxicating. Located in the heart of the French Quarter, The Shops at Jax Brewery offers four full floors of stores, attractions, kiosks, restaurants, bars, and cafés. Throw in some breathtaking views of historic New Orleans and the Mississippi River, and it's not a bad outing to mall.
Riverwalk
1 Poydras St # 101
New Orleans, LA 70130
Phone: 504-522-1555
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Riverwalk is pretty much your standard mall inside, but it has the advantage of being located right on the banks of the Mississippi. Riverwalk Marketplace bills itself as the premier retail attraction in New Orleans and is home to the city’s unique sights, tastes and sounds. With a pretty decent selection of nationally-known and locally-loved shops like Brookstone, Clarks, Gap, The Body Shop , Crescent City Cooks! Cooking School and the Southern Food & Beverage Museum, shoppers have plenty to choose from.
1008 N. Peters Street
New Orleans, LA 70116
Phone: 504-522-2651
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This spot on the riverbank was used as a trading post by Native Americans long before any of us ever showed up. Eventually, it became a Farmer’s Market in the early 19th century, and it’s been attracting tourists and bargain-hunters ever since. They’ve got everything you might want at this lively market, and probably even a few things that you didn’t KNOW that you wanted. Souvenirs and doo-dads large and small are everywhere, and further down the way, you can find the same fruits and vegetables that got the market going nearly two hundred years ago.
French Quarter Antique Shopping
Especially on Royal and Chartres
New Orleans, LA 70116
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Royal Street and Chartres Street in the French Quarter boast some of the best antique shops in the entire city. A lazy afternoon stroll down these thoroughfares can yield major trophies to antique hunters. Fare ranges from antique toys and firearms at Antique, Art & Collectibles, to the porcelain and artwork at Anne's of Rue Royal. But wherever your fancy leads you, the French Quarter is a target-rich environment.