I’ll be in NOLA in December and wondering if there are any good vintage and/or boutiques worth a visit? It’s always good to get away from Bourbon street if possible.
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New Orleans Stores
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Re: New Orleans Stores
Was in the French Quarter a few years ago, turned around and was staring at a vintage Zenith El Premiro in a store front window. Turned out to be a cool shop specializing in vintage watches. As I recall, they had a lot of interesting pieces, but pricing was on the high side. I'll be damned if I can remember the name of the shop though.
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- SuburbanDiver
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Re: New Orleans Stores
My interest is piqued, I’m down for a good hunt!
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Re: New Orleans Stores
Believe that this is it - northeast of Canal St.
https://www.yelp.com/biz/quarter-past-time-new-orleans
https://www.yelp.com/biz/quarter-past-time-new-orleans
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Re: New Orleans Stores
lived in NOLA x 4 yrs back in the late 90's... French Quarter : Royal St is famous for it's antique stores...
Bourbon is nothing but bars, trannies and drunks but the streets to the "riverside " of Bourbon i.e. Royal , Chartres St has some major high end antique stores. Stuff looked like it was from Europe.. Bet there are some watches to be found.. If you have a car then Magazine St has some antique stores but it has lately been gentrified and now has tons of restaurants .. I know the town well so if you want restaurant and other stuff to do let me know...
Bourbon is nothing but bars, trannies and drunks but the streets to the "riverside " of Bourbon i.e. Royal , Chartres St has some major high end antique stores. Stuff looked like it was from Europe.. Bet there are some watches to be found.. If you have a car then Magazine St has some antique stores but it has lately been gentrified and now has tons of restaurants .. I know the town well so if you want restaurant and other stuff to do let me know...
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