French Market

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French Quarter
1008 North Peters Street, New Orleans, Louisiana 70130(504) 522-2621
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Community Flea Market at the French Market

by snowboarderx

norco, California

July 14, 2003

The prices were lower than many of the prices in the French Quarter, but many if not all of the vendors were charging the identical price and it was hard to barter for a lower price. Their prices seemed to me to be fixed. We found a place just ...Read more
French Market

by Nisey

Venice , California

March 18, 2003

From beginning to end, the French Market is a shopping delight. You can get almost everything you'll need to dress festive on Bourbon Street, including masks at amazing prices. Then, when you want a snack, the Farmer's Market is right there. Or ...Read more

From journal New Orleans Getaway

French Market

by C_Wheel

Auckland, United Kingdom

January 5, 2003

The French Market is at the end of Decatur Street. It's a large covered market and a good place to get cheap souvenirs, especially on Saturday when there are even more stalls. It has all the usual souvenir stuff--T-shirts, voodoo dolls, stuffed ...Read more

Community Flea Market at the French Market

by Laura

Chicago, Illinois

January 3, 2002

The French Market is a flea market with more of the same junk you see in all the shops all over the French Quarter. Beads, t-shirts, baseball hats, cheap ties etc. I did find a cute reasonably priced pin. Mostly, the prices are nothing great. In ...Read more
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French Market

by Kathy

Northern Va Suburbs of DC, Virginia

January 19, 2001

I love the French Market. They have all kinds of great things there. Get a start on your Christmas Shopping. All kinds of cooking supplies and cookbooks and much less expensive than Bourbon Street shops. T-shirts, hats, dolls, sunglasses and ...Read more



New Orleans French Market

by dmdetail

Chicago, Illinois

September 21, 2000

Go early [8 am] to the French Market. Walk through the narrow aisles, rub shoulders with the locals, see [and buy] beautiful fresh fruit, garlic braids, amazing creole and cajun spice packages, fresh crop pecans, and best of all--beautiful fresh ...Read more