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Jazz Funeral Gifts

Phone: (504) 412-9561

Cross Streets: Between Saint Philip St and Dumaine St

929 Decatur St New Orleans, LA 70116-3307 ·824.29 mi

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Tripadvisor traveler Heather B 10/06/19

I do not recommend this shop and the owners do not care about the customer. The staff was helpful, sort of.

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Tripadvisor traveler michele3d3d 07/14/19

This is a souvenir shop it has many of the same items you would see in other shops , but it is unique in its decor. So it a great fun place to browse or buy something’s . Cashier was nice store is clean . Would stop by again

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Tripadvisor traveler VAMPLIFIED 01/13/19

Great place for New Orleans souvenir shopping. You are greeted by a jazz funeral display which surpasses the ordinary mundane souvenir shops on the strip. Not sure if that t-shirt or hoodie fits? This place is one notch ahead of the others by offering a dressing room which is not so common with the numerous competitors in the area. It has a vast selection of common merchandise so whatever it is you're looking for....that particular tee with the Voodoo queen or that classic oversized beignet recipe postcard....you will most likely find it here. The guy at the register was friendly abd accommodating.

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Tripadvisor traveler Melanie N 08/22/18

Jazz Funeral #2 on Decatur Street is one of the better souvenir shops in the French Quarter. I love that this store has a theme. They have a vintage funeral coach at the front entrance and a mechanical skeleton fortune teller. They carry the usual souvenirs but there is lots to choose from. Nice size store. There’s a wide variety of T-shirt’s but you could probably find cheaper ones at the nearby French Market. They also have a pressed penny machine in the very back. Very easy to find located at 929 Decatur, halfway between Jackson Square and the French Market.For my New Orleans souvenir, I chose a metal bottle opener commemorating their 300 year as a city.

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