New Orleans, United States
1700 Magazine St
N/A
+15045719390
If you visit NOLA, visit Inlow! This was my first visit and will not be my last. Trey and the guys were great and so knowledgeable I really can’t say enough about how at home they made us feel - They were so generous with their time, expertise and instruments. I read some reviews concerned about price and I really think everything was fairly priced. Know going in that many of the instruments here are EXTREMELY limited availability - in some cases maybe 1 of a few examples left! So there are guitars here that most of us will never see up close in our lifetime. There were some gorgeous “regular” instruments too and all very interesting. I wish I had more time there - next time!
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Very cute, very clean shop. BUT what my son was looking for they didn't have any stock to show. My son is a bass player they had nothing. If you are looking for a hipster guitar ONLY shop this is the place for you.
A great collection! Really cool store and A1 knowledgeable staff. Thanks for the fun stories and history that goes along with each guitar. I come a lot and enjoy the experience every time ;)
Super cool guitar shop! I visited Inlow guitars for the first time a few weeks ago and I have to say that they have one of the coolest and most diverse guitar collections in the city. Very friendly staff and great location!
This is a one of a kind vintage guitar store in the lower garden district of New Orleans. Relaxed vibe in a cool renovated historic building. No pressure sales team was really helpful and allowed me to play several outstanding instruments. I ended up purchasing a 1935 acoustic arch top guitar at a reasonable price and it is being shipped to my home. I love this place!
During our visit, the store was being operated by two 20-somethings (one of whom identified himself as the owner's son) who had no idea what they were talking about. The younger one seemed more interested in trying his dad's guitar collection out while we stood there cringing, while the other barely took his eyes off the computer. The son told us without blinking that Robert Johnson had played this vintage 1960's model on the wall. While the collection is nice, the prices are high and these young gentlemen (particularly the son) were ill-informed and yet so self-confident that I couldn't suffer going back.
Very expensive shop but justifiably so. These guys have some of the most beautiful guitars I've ever seen in person and they don't mind you enjoying them. The owner, whose name escapes me, is incredibly generous, uplifting, and excited to share. I recommend anyone stop in and at least enjoy the view.
There is a homey vibe with good music playing, Sabbath tugs at my heartstrings. I'm not in the market to buy collectible items, which seems to be their bread and butter, but they had a reasonable price on the one item that dig pique my interest. There is a recent American Tele in lovely shape that would have come home with me if i hadn't bought a new Tele a month prior. If your in Nola Uptown stop in and check them out.
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