NOLA Bark Market

BADGER

a year ago

The free dog food gets me so high! I love it, the lady keeps telling me to get a job or go somewhere else for donation dog food, I usually smoke the dog food in a wet blanket but I think the next bag I get I'll try smoking it wrapped up in the itchy candy floss in my attic. Five stars

C. W. dalrymple

7 years ago

Art supplies, pet supplies and studio classes all in one place. What more could anyone possibly need?

Rahul Vishwakarma

5 months ago

Pets with art supplies covered in one spot

Airica Jones

2 months ago

Stopped in for the art supplies. Left with goodies for the pups who couldn't make the trip.

Jodi Lynn Concepcion

a year ago

Couldn’t live without them! Always my go to for all my doggy needs when in town. They never disappoint! From self service allergy baths, raw food and marrow bone choices to “Oh my God my dog got fleas!” Freak outs and super cute accessories. They are always my first choice for my pet care. Not to mentioned an adjacent art store! One stop shopping couldn’t be better!

Frank

2 years ago

In the vibrant landscape of New Orleans, nestled comfortably, is a veritable haven for our canine companions: the Nola Bark Market. A playground for the city's cherished pets, it's a lively ballet of wagging tails and joyous barks. Among these contented patrons is Lucille, a spirited French Bulldog, who navigates this world with an enviable zeal. The truest testament to Lucille's love for Nola Bark Market is her vivacious engagement with the obstacle course ramp. Here, Lucille is more than just a spectator; she's an enthusiastic participant. Her sparkling eyes reflect determination, her stout little body pulsates with a fervor that only a challenge brings. Every approach to the obstacle course ramp is like a new chapter in Lucille's thrilling adventure. With her focused gaze and perked ears, she studies each hurdle, translating them into exciting challenges. And then, with a zest comparable to the city's vibrant Mardi Gras, she propels herself into action. Watching Lucille conquer the ramp, gracefully leaping over obstacles, weaving through posts, and finally reaching the summit with victorious aplomb, is an uplifting spectacle. Her joy is not merely in the completion but in the journey, much like New Orleans' own saga of resilience and joy. In the heart of the Crescent City, Nola Bark Market stands as a beacon of joy for our furry friends. It isn't merely a store, but a home away from home for pets like Lucille. Its vibrant energy, caring staff, and exciting activities mirror the city's spirit of hospitality, making every visit a delightful experience for both pets and their owners.

Bill D

3 months ago

Great spot for food and drinks. That serve a great breakfast. The bar area is loaded with big screened TVs. Great fun

HELLO

Edited 2 years ago

Just walking in the building puts a smile on my face, every time. I'm probably leaving with art supplies and the pups leaving with a bag of mixed treats like it was damn Halloween. Definitely a great selection of both the aforementioned products and they're tendered with smile from any one of the nice people working. Can't recommend it enough.

Jonathan Long

4 years ago

What a great little place! We had to drop off some luggage between debarkation and our hotel being ready, and this was the perfect spot! It's a great old building. And within walking distance of so much, if that's what you're doing. Plus a variety of dog goods if you're shopping for your little friends. The lady there went above and beyond helping us in the morning and was very understanding. She gave us advice and recommendations. Again, I can't recommend it enough.

Alex White

Edited 3 months ago

A great market with everything you need for your fur babies and a fantastic groomer in the back! @bonesgroomsdogs on Instagram.