Best Thrift Stores near Marigny, New Orleans, LA
“They have voodoo dolls made by a local artist who makes them using items she finds.” more
“store and looked at the tags, we realized we weren't at your average thrift store, but instead it...” more
“The store is dark, looks dirty and seems more like a thrift store than a discount retailer.” more
“planning on taking a trip, and since the wife and I both love vintage stores this was a must.” more
“I heard that OW had opened a FQ store and just happened upon it while waiting for a costume sale...” more
“This is an awesome shop full of treasures! I got a custom patch made on the spot.” more
“If that's your scene, you'll love this place. But if you are looking for true consignment/vintage...” more
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"Some nice stuff at this antiques/collectibles store, but a little pricey for my budget. I am by no means an expert thrifter so couldn't say if the prices are justified. They had a nice selection of wooden end tables and vanities, kitchenware, and used shoes and clothes. There were a lot of items on the floor without marked prices, and when I asked about one of them, I was told (very politely) that it wasn't for sale. I'll probably be sticking with the string of thrift stores down St. Claude a few blocks, but if you're looking for nice pieces and have a bit more money to spend, this might be worth a look."
