Riverwalk Outlets

Riverwalk Outlet in New Orleans is a nice place for shopping and walking. There are many stores with good prices and big discounts. The mall is clean and has a good view of the Mississippi River. You can also find food places inside if you are hungry. It is not too crowded, and it is near hotels. I enjoy spending time there with my friends.

There are plenty of shops at this outlet mall. It is almost 3 blocks long. Food courts are available in 2 different spots. The river boat tour is right out back with the Mississippi right there. Ample seating inside. Hardly any seating once you step outside.

I visited the Riverwalk Outlets close to closing time, so unfortunately, only a few stores were still open for exploring. However, I did get to see something quite lovely as the mall was closing. After sunset, the lights on the Crescent City Connection Bridge, which is located to the east of the outlets, were beautiful. It offered a really nice view.

Riverwalk Outlets is perfect for a little shopping before or after the Paddlewheeler Creole Queen – Mississippi River Cruise. Various brands with good prices. Ps. There is one Café Du Monde inside this outlet.

I had a great time at the Riverwalk Outlet! The location is perfect—right by the water with scenic views that make shopping even more enjoyable. The outlet has a wide selection of stores, from designer brands to more affordable options, so there's something for everyone. The atmosphere was lively but not overly crowded, which made for a comfortable shopping experience. Staff at most stores were friendly and helpful, and I found some great deals on clothes and accessories. There are also plenty of food options to grab a bite or relax with a coffee. Overall, it’s a fun place to shop, stroll, and unwind. Highly recommended!

We enjoyed coming to this mall and it's just a short walk from our hotel which was across from the convention center. It's got lots of food and shopping options. Being in the mall also provided some protection from the wind/cold weather outside!

It's a beautiful place to go sightseeing there's always something to do here you would have to stay awhile to see everything the city has to offer so come on down and enjoy life 🧬

We enjoyed the mall as it had a decent selection of shops and places to eat. Our main reason for going though is we were going on a cruise. We stayed at the Hilton. You can walk from there to the cruise terminal by following the signs. Here's what to look for. Note there is one escalator which can be tricky if you have a lot of luggage.

This was my first time in New Orleans and we found this Riverwalk as we were leaving on our cruise via Norwegian cruise line. This mall was a lot better than the mall we had found by Caesars Palace, which was rather aristocratic style mall with Louis Vuitton and Prada! Lol. This mall seemed more modern and had regular stores that everybody could shop in. They also had a food court, but all the food was basic mall food so I didn't want to eat anything there instead I just got a passionfruit green tea and that was sufficient for me. I wouldn't mind coming back to the mall again and checking out all their deals.

Not a fan of the outlet mall taking over what was once a nice local mall filled with a variety of shops. It used to be a must stop and now is a must miss. Do you really need to shop at an outlet store in New Orleans when they are available back home? They forced out the local shops. I have local cookbooks purchased from a cooking store on the upper level - now gone. Jewelry purchased from a cart - no longer there. Mardi Gras supplies from a big store on the upper level - gone too. At least they still have the fudge shop.

We saw advertising for food trucks or a food truck event so we decided to come by to check it out. We found out we were lied to! There was no food truck event at all! So we had some time to kill and decided to check this outlet out. It seems like a mall vs the larger outlets with a lot of outlet brands and clearances. The building being on the waterfront is beautiful though. You could walk outside if you are bored of the stores in the mall/outlets. It was a pretty long week here and I made use of a massage chair in the middle of the mall. I don't recall any stores I'd go out of my way to check out. There are a bunch of different NOLA souvenir shops here so if you want to get some gifts for friends and family, this isn't a bad stop as it's a little different from the things you find on Bourbon street.

Whenever I see the words "outlet stores" I immediately think of the bargain buys I can possibly score! But I was a little disappointed. It's nothing more than a regular mall with the common mall stores. I honestly didn't find any good sales to feel like I scored anything. But Big Bro and I walked through primarily to walk off all the food we ate at Drago's across the street. We didn't leave empty handed, but there wasn't a lot interesting enough to catch my attention. It's nothing more than a place to kill time. One thing I liked? They bathrooms were clean. At least they were during my visit. It was kind cool, too, watching staff update all the potted plants to poinsettias and start bringin' in that Christmas vibe. Nothing to call home about, but a good stop, nonetheless.

Small outlet mall next door to the convention center. They have a lot of places to eat at the food court. Store selection is small. The way the mall is designed it looks like there's two levels. Mall is clean. Bathrooms are disgusting. Someone should clean it regularly

I'm not a big outlet shopper. I really do not think they offer the best prices. I've been in Riverwalk Outlets a few times. At one visit, they had a Wilson's Leather store and I was shopping for a leather jacket. I visited a couple of times because I found a jacket I liked, and then just tried various sizes on to figure out what size I needed and ended up ordering it online from Wilson's when it went on sale. I got a glass of wine at River Bar Cocktails to Go, and a couple of pralines to bring home to Mom. Outside the mall at the Riverwalk is nice! It has lovely views of the river, outdoor dining, benches, and interesting statues and landscaping.

A really nice venue right next-door to the convention center. Tons of counter service, restaurants, and all kinds of outlet stores from some top level brands to some local retailers. Really open and welcoming has a beautiful view out onto the river a child's play area and so much more. Really a great lunch. Stop during a convention or just anytime during the day because there are so many choices. Every kind of food imaginable.

This outlet is great. I always enjoy it when I come here. Great variety of shops. Very convenient. I always receive good service in the different shops in the place.

This is basically a one-story air-conditioned mall conveniently located near City Sightseeing tour bus stop 7. It's a great place to escape the heat, shop, and get a snack. Mall directories are conveniently located throughout the mall. You get a nice view of the Mississippi River and I-10 Bridge from the walkway and from Cafe du Monde.

Unimpressed New Orleans couldn't be missing the mark on the Riverwalk more than this strip of cement and windowless shops. I was really expecting something more but it is just a long indoor group of shops with no atmosphere or connection to the river. If you are imagining somewhere that you could shop and eat along the river with a nice view, this is not the place. What you will get is a bunch of desperate kiosk workers in the middle of the shopping strip that will harass you to try their lotions and potions. It's terrible. The selection of stores is not anything that was appealing. I can't say much for the prices/value of the merchandise because I didn't get that far in my shopping experience.

During my visit, there were a few cool days (surprise), and I hoped to find an inexpensive cardigan or jacket. The first thing I noticed is that the names of the stores written outside the building (such as Loft and Kate Spade), weren't actually the stores in the mall. I guess the well-known stores left and have been replaced by low-quality, no-name retailers. Nordstrom's Rack and Levi's were the only major stores. Also, don't expect "outlet" prices. This is a great location and I'm surprised they seem to have trouble attracting better stores. If you want to just take a walk along the river, this is fine, but I wouldn't make an effort to go. Definitely, don't plan to do serious shopping.

We were looking to pass the time and decided to stop by these outlet shops since we were in the area. This outlet mall is located along the Mississippi River waterfront just south of the Audubon Aquarium and Woldenberg Park. It's the other shopping mall on Canal Street with the other one being Canal Place, although the stores here are not as high-end. South of the mall is the food court with floor-to-ceiling views of the river which make for a nice view during your meal. Other than that, this is just a typical shopping mall.

A lot of stores to choose from and a lot of walking. The parking ramp was confusing upon exiting and I wish there was a better way to exit. The food court had plenty of options and it was well maintained. You can eat inside and they also have some seating outside which was nice. Other than that, it's just a regular mall.

We walked through the entrance near Diamond street and walked through the other end by the French quarter. The food court has a nice balcony view of the river. Not a big outlet store, but a few that browsed and walked through. Smaller food court as well, but can't beat the views.

I was slightly let down by my experience here. When I did some research and discovered this mall-- it appeared they had certain stores, but when I arrived, I noticed they were not even there. Also, we were told by security their own directory had not been corrected in months, and a few of the stores were not actually there anymore. I would not say this is a high end mall, by any stretch, but they did have a few stores that I liked. While I wasn't pleased with the retail stores that the mall had, they did have a Fat Tuesdays and Cafe Du Monde. I arrived relatively early and the mall was mostly quiet and empty, which was slight surprising. The views of the boats and the water are a nice sight-- that just might be where the fun ends though. I would say it's worth a visit, especially if you're night from there--just don't have the highest expectations.

Riverwalk is a gorgeous mall, that has lots of branded and local store, including a Cafe Du Monde. The local stores have lots of cool and neat items, sold at a decent price. Usually the mall is not very busy. There are plenty of common area to sit and chill. Restrooms are available for public use.

The riverwalk of the Mississippi River is outside while the outlet itself is inside in a building which is pretty long walk from one end to the end of Nordstrom Rack where the cruise terminal/food court is located. They have a few stores that I was interested such as Levi, Karl Lagerfeld, Coach, and others. Clean, decent size with a good variety food court and wifi.

The New Orleans waterfront should be a beautiful place to hang out, with greenery, live bands, some historic landmarks, and local vendors offering a taste of the best local food. But as it stands, it's a long and wide, very gray stretch of sidewalk with no landscaping, no entertainment, no food trucks or vendors all the way from Jax Brewery to this place: An ordinary indoor outlet mall. "The Outlet Collection" both occupies and hinders access to the waterfront, with the same old chain stores that suck the cultural and entrepreneurial life out of the heart of The Big Easy. I hate to think what this mall has done to the tourist scene around historic Jackson Square, which was so vibrant years ago. Anyhow, I do like the Cafe du Monde and, FWIW, the fresh smoothie, veggie, and juice bars in the food court, which also has a local burger stand and a local shrimp stand. BUT LOOK OUT! The Villa Pizza stand charges *** $12 *** for a single slice of stale cheese pizza. I saw that and lost the rest of my appetite. What kind of "outlet" center allows chain stores to charge double the usual price for something so simple? I will also say that many of the outlet stores had employees standing in the public areas, begging people to come into their stores. And in several visits at different times this week, I did not see many shoppers -- for better or worse.

It is much better than the 1st dead mall you get too. Unfortunately it's filled with over inflated , expensive shops. I wasn't impressed by this. They did have a selection of cheaper mall food. you might save some money since eating in Nola is not cheap. I liked seeing the water through the windows. I don't see myself wasting my time coming here anymore. It was just a one and done for me..public restrooms is always a plus in Nola. A town that seriously needs more public restrooms!!!!!but it really is a long walk for just bathrooms . Branding like Kate spade, etc is really for those who have more money than sense.

The Outlet Collection at Riverwalk is a long outlet mall with several different levels. The mall is inside like a regular mall. We spent about and hour or two inside. We grabbed drinks and enjoyed their food court. There is a nice big window in the food court that allows you to look out on the river. They were doing some construction inside and the elevator and stairs situation was a little odd at times. If you like to shop you will definitely find a store or two that peaks your interest. This mall is great place to grab some souvenirs while in New Orleans. The Outlet Collection at Riverwalk 500 Port Of New Orleans Pl New Orleans, LA 70130 (Review 624 overall and 168 in 2021)

I love the outlet for one main reason: it is right on the river and there is a ton of outdoor seating to enjoy the amazing views, the warm weather, and the vibes of the city. The mall itself has many different retailers and restaurants. It is well-kept with security throughout the building. Only reason I would give it four stars is due to the fact that many escalators throughout the mall were not in service. This can cause issues for those that do not want to wait on elevators but require assistance.

The Riverwalk is full of great places to shop, from Nordstrom Rack, to Kate Spade. You also have convenience to many hotels and Canal street, plus Bourbon street is not far away, where you can find lots more eateries.

The Outlet Collection at Riverwalk have change and looks so my wife and I have been there 12 years ago. It's so different now we like it very much so many stores and restaurants including the Cafe du Mundo for their beignets.

I was on a work trip and needed a few more outfits. The mall was easy to access and has a user friendly setup. I used yelp to find out where chicos was in the mall. Wonderful map of the entire mall complete with store listings.

Didn't realize this place was connected to the hotel I was attending a conference at. So that's an advantage. There are plenty of great places to shop around and pick up souvenirs and gifts. There are also a lot of services and places to eat there too. It is located right along the river and there are really nice views and places to enjoy the scenery. The restrooms were clean and the food court has some great franchise and local offerings. I was partial to Cane's Chicken, because I live in the PNW, and we don't have that there. Great place to cool down and pick up some gifts.

I Loved San Antonio, and the RiverWalk was great especially the River ride on the canal at The Riverwalk.

Good, short walking distance from the hotel areas/the warehouse district, glad we had it at close by during the 2022 Southwest Christmas Meltdown! Cheap, discounted prices on essential items was a bliss in the disguise, to put it on the positives and optimistic start for the new year. Happy New Year and hope the best for everyone who reads this!

The mall itself has a decent selection, and it's always a fun place to walk along the waterfront. There are also several decent fast food restaurants if you're not really looking for top-quality. But do not park at this small unless you plan on spending more than $20, or you will pay $11 for parking. The mall is clean and almost everyone is observing covid-19 safety precautions.

Just another high end mall but this one is supposed to have some outlet shops. Connected to the Hilton and convention center. Also access to the cruise ships, waterside, and steamboat behind the hotel. Laid out over three floors there is a food court, and pretty much every name brand you find across American malls. We never found it crowded at all. Honestly, I wonder how some of these stores stay in business as most were dead empty. At least there is a Cafe DuMonde in here which makes it convenient to grab some beignets and cafe au lait to bring to your hotel room and enjoy while getting ready in the morning. Also, try and avoid the annoying salespeople trying to lure you in as you pass their kiosks in the middle of the halls. They pretty much attack anyone who walks by.

The Outlet Collection at Riverwalk is a nice mall located a short walk off of Bourbon Street, and while yes, it's a mall just like any other, it's a nice little reprieve from the madness on Bourbon Street. It's a multi-level shopping plaza located off of the water that's going to have all your standard mall locations like Crocs, Calvin Klein Underwear, Carters, Clarks, Nordstrom Rack, Famous Footwear, Puma, GNC, Gap, and more. I found the mall easy to navigate through and found the stores to not be too crowded. I guess most people don't come to New Orleans to shop, especially with that 10% sales tax, aye! One thing to mention is there is a Café DuMonde on the first level of the mall which is never as crowded as the one in the French Quarter so you can check that off your list here while you spend money on a new wardrobe for your vacation. I thought the mall was nice. Not necessarily a destination, but I do come here if I want a break from the craziness. Maybe grab lunch at the food court, or just kill an hour shopping around. It's worth it to get away from the decadence of it all. If you need to shop while you're here and don't necessarily want whatever you buy to be a tourist item, then this is your place to go. Don't necessarily run to get here, but you won't be too disappointed if you do.

The perk of staying at the Hilton is that the Outlet Collection Riverside is connected. I came here daily ...oops! This place is more of a mall to me since there were a few Outlet stores, but the majority of them were normal shops. The mall is not that big. It has three floors filled with shops and a food court. There is an outdoor seating area near the food court where you can relax and look at the port. You can find Cafe Du Monde here. Hooray for beignets. What are you waiting for? Relax and shop here! Enjoy the view.

I went to the mall for the beignets because the French Quarter location was too crowded. I visited the mall before and did not think it was any different from any other mall, but compared to the outside heat, the cool mall air was definitely a relief. I was intrigued by the large variety of merchandise at Le Creuset located at the entrance, but I did not find any lower price points because it was in an outlet mall. I thought the prices were much like those found at Williams-Sonoma and Sur La Table. Though I was not there for the shopping, I walked around the entire mall, but did not find what would be the type of bargains at so called "outlet" malls. The Nordstrom Rack and Neiman Marcus Last Call were also typical in terms of prices found around the country. For visitors, this mall is conveniently located in close proximity to hotels near Canal Street, so if a last minute item is needed, the mall is a perfect convenience.

This is definitely my favorite Coach location. Came in to look around and I w sound up interacting with every employee which is rare anywhere. I got great customer service and noticed some amazing deals. People never forget how you make them Feel and I appreciate the employees at this location because my day wasn't the greatest before I came in . Left spending more than expected but I know I got a quality purchase- my wedges which I haven't seen anyone with yet. Love the employees here. They all deserve a raise

While looking for a respite from the heat, we decided to stop at the Outlets at the Riverwalk. There's a great view of the Waterfront from the outside area of the Outlets. There are quite a few outlet shops here, including Lids, Gap, Forever 21, and quite a few more. I stopped into Gap and picked up a dress on sale for only $12! There's also a location of Cafe du Monde inside where you can see them making beignets from scratch! There's a wine shop that offers wine tastings and a candy store with every kind candy you could possibly want. The food court is has mostly something for everyone, including a Fat Tuesday's for frozen alcoholic daiquiris, a Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers and a Haagen-Dazs. If you really can't find anything else to do in NOLA and want to do some shopping with some AC, Outlets at the Riverwalk is the place to be.

An a ok outlet mall by the river in the French Quarter. It shares a connection with the convention center. It's a nice spot to walk around and cool off during hot new Orleans summers. They call it an outlet and some stores are discounted but a fair amount are just normal stores. There's a number of high end stores here, my personal favorite is the Nordstrom Rack location. It's huge and has great prices on lots of stuff. There's also some salons and novelty food shops like popcorn. The food court is a solid choice! They have a good variety and decent pricing. The mall itself is clean and well kept. It's usually quiet as it's off the normal beaten path for the Quarter. It has some great views, so check out the windows! Overall: B For an outlet it's just alright but the solid food court and views of the bridge and water are worth a visit!

I found this store, because was unsatisfied with Williams & Sonoma in Lakeside ! I like LeCreuset pots, and really like this store. Glad they reopened, both staff persons are very helpful. My husband and I have been there numerous times, very satisfied with their help. I love my pots & pans, I wished I had gotten them twenty years sooner! My husband has taught me how to cook,with them! He had them in the past and loved them. I have completely replaced all of my old cookware. I even like the TEA mugs, for my coffee now. I also now order from LeCreuset.com. Well pleased, thank you for good products,

The Outlet Collection at Riverwalk is a large outlet mall in downtown New Orleans. It is by Julia station. I walked to this mall practically every day. I stayed downtown and it didn't take me long to get there. It was humid while I was in New Orleans, so I sought relief here. The outlet mall is spacious and bright. I got pretty good deals at Crocs, getting sneakers at $10 a pair. I got acquainted with the food court. I pretty much tried everything I wanted, from sorbet to yummy spaghetti with meatballs. There was lots of variety, and plenty of places to sit down. You can also exit the food court and get gorgeous shots of the port. I loved it, except for the humidity! There is a hotel that is connected to this outlet mall. Thank goodness I didn't stay there. Otherwise, I would have been so broke after my first day there. I like Auntie Anne's. There is fortunately one at Vaughan Mills these days. The franchise is primarily in the US. I loved getting the mini pretzel dogs. So good! You can land some great deals here. It's the perfect location for someone like me who did not rent a car and could walk to it with ease. (59)

The Outlet Collection at the Riverwalk is a really convenient shopping experience. It is connected to the Hilton hotel through a walkway at the ground level. Because the Outlet Collection is a series of connected hallways, you do not realize how big the outlet actually is until you're inside. There are a variety of local and brand-name stores as well as outlet stores to tempt your shopping desires. You can find designer clothing as well as men's and women's fashion, artwork, household goods, candy and souvenirs. I found it very convenient to buy some cologne from the Tommy Bahama store, some pants and jeans at the Gap Outlet and then some delicious pralines from a local New Orleans based confectionary store. There is a food court as well and you can order a variety of typical food court items as well as some New Orleans favorites like gumbo or Po'Boys. However the food quality is generally what you would expect to find at a food court. The food tastes OK but there are many other options where you can find more authentic meals. If I were at the Riverside Hilton, I would certainly take the time to check out the Outlet Collection.

This review is from February 2017 There are a lot of selection for shopping. Found really cute things while in here and the price was even better, was happy to know that something so close by the hotel was within walking distant

The Outlet Collection at Riverwalk Very modern Outlet Mall along the Mississippi River Riverwalk. It is also across the street from Harrah's Casino. Have to say was very impressed by the mall of the modern and newness of the building. The most impressive part is the view from the food court as it overlooks the Mississippi River. Now that is a million dollar view

My son and I spent the last two weekends here and each time we had a great time. We browsed, looked in shops, bought a few things, had lunch, and people watched. There are plenty of stores for the entire family. There are gift stores, shoe stores, jewelry stores, novelty stores, even stores that sell candy. The food court is amazing. They have a whole bunch of different options for even the pickiest eater. They even have a daiquiri shop! The whole mall sits on the river and the views allow you to see huge ships, tugboats, and other vessels as they travel up and down the Mississippi. There is plenty of parking on either end of the mall and several stores validate. I don't know if it's the entire cost or just a portion of parking but anything helps, right? The place is located within walking distance of Harrah's Casino, the convention center, Canal Street and the French Quarter. There are many hotels nearby so visitors can easily get to and from for all of their shopping needs. Just outside the mall the ferry is available to take passengers to Algiers. Also there are a few other riverboats that cruise up and down the river. If you want to cool off, do some shopping, and relax, this is the right place. Large enough but not so large that you wear yourself out. Come out and have a pleasant afternoon.

Unlike most outlet malls, this one is indoors. Most of the stores such as Coach Outlet & Polo Ralph Lauren are here. I highly recommend coming to the aforementioned stores in this mall during coupon sale opportunities such as 4th of July. Because the Morial Convention Center is walking distance from this outlet mall, expect to see Essence Festival attendants here also during the 4th of July weekend.

I was so excited for them to redo this mall cause it was really showing it's age and there just wasn't much there anymore. I wanted it to return to it's former glory when the World's Fair closed and they turned it into a mall in the first place. Well...if you forget something and need to replenish, this is your place. Otherwise it's just not exciting. Stores are mostly boring and not true outlets. Closer to retail pricing. It was a big yawn. Until I got to the food court and went outside. We found some really nice and comfy outdoor furniture and took a load off our over stimulated feet. And d@mn...there was a bar at the end. Not well stocked, but it did the job and pours were generous. We spent some time kicking back, having a lovely conversation and watching the river traffic (including a cruise ship pulling out) It was special! I would go back just for this. The food court looked decent as well (we weren't hungry) but I would consider having lunch here.

I had to make an effort to actually find it! I was coming from the Hilton Parking lot. I live near Atlanta, so I had high expectations for an outlet collection. I always love Nordstrom's Rack, but the variety of shops is nothing to get excited about. Great for walking, shopping on a day that was 100*. I did buy several things, just not the average outlet haul.

Honestly kind of a dull and boring mall LOL This was one of the stops when I went on a NOLA bus tour. I had made plans for my sister to meet me here when the tour ended but I ended up telling her to meet me elsewhere since this place was boring haha. I'm a shopper too but there weren't any good stores. The only thing that caught my attention was that their food court had Fat Tuesdays and a Cafe du Monde.

I enjoyed this outlet mall. Though there were only a few stores that I shop in, I enjoyed the scenery. I didn't enjoy the manager following me around Tommy Hilfiger as if he thought I was going to steal something out of the store. It could have been my imagination but I have been racially profiled before and the way he kept appearing every time I touched something but never asked if I needed assistance led me to believe he was following me. However, I didn't let him mess up my trip to this mall.

It's nice that they have an outlet shopping mall near the strip in New Orleans. But I didn't find anything that I wanted or needed. The merchandise in the mall seemed very dated.

Came here to check out some stores and was surprised at how little stores there really were. I mean it's an ok outlet mall with ok stores just not that many of them. Best stores here are Puma and New Balance. Great massage chairs though and fat tuesday drinks so that makes up for some of the lacking stores.

There was a nice variety of stores here: from affordable to brand (Forever 21, Ann Taylor, Coach). The mall was clean and looked nice from the inside. With its two story, there was plenty to browse. There's also a Cafe du Monde location here. The outlet is by the river so there's a nice view if you're done shopping. Plus, the courtyard is spacious for hanging around feeling the breezy wind (when it comes).