Had the Cuban and the St. Patty's day massacre. One with side salad and the other with fries. Those…read morefries were amazing and so was the side salad. The sandwiches were impressive and delicious.

We went here for breakfast. The food was good and tasted like home cooked. It was busy and not much…read morespace. They had a menu at the ordering counter that was dirty but the service and food was good.

Martin's Wine Cellar is always a favorite stop! Their chicken salad is absolutely delicious--fresh,…read moreflavorful, and consistently made just right. It's one of those meals I find myself craving again and again. I also love their fresh lemonade, which is the perfect complement to lunch. The atmosphere is welcoming, the staff is friendly, and the service is always quick and attentive. Whether you're stopping in for lunch, picking up a bottle of wine, or browsing their gourmet selection, Martin's Wine Cellar is definitely worth a visit. I'll definitely be back!

Great service and great deli. Everyone working is very kind. The food is alright but good for a…read morefilling meal. It gets busy on weekdays for lunch with the work crowd

These sandwiches are the absolute best. Every taste bud is used with the flavors. There is…read moresometimes a long line, but it goes pretty quickly. The space is very limited to eat there, so sometimes it's easier to just take it to go. Also, these sandwiches are giant. I usually eat one half for lunch and one half for dinner later. It's holds up well in the fridge for a few hours. Pro Tip: Upgrade your bread to the ciabatta!

Excellent thick sliced meats and generous sixes sandwich…read more Occasion is extra 2 bucks but worth it if you like focaccia Service was a little slow today but it gets busy Not much seating but not a casual hangout place but has good vibes to chill Great spot for sandwiches like St James Cheese Company

When someone calls and asks what time your restaurant closes, it would be nice if you also include…read morewhat time the salad bar closes. I may have asked the wrong question. Although i had to ask 3 times in person to get the answer, 8pm on sundays --typically an hour before the restaurant itself (maybe!?!) at 9pm. Yelp may need to change your hours as it says 10pm

Food Sandwich (7/10): The presentation of the sandwich was…read moreon point, but it lacked flavor. Probably because it isn't the highest quality meat and cheese. The french bread was chewy. Chocolate chip cookie (9/10): Highlight of the meal. It's a pretty good cookie. Fruit cup w/ dip (8/10): That dip! Yum. Much better tasting than the dip you get in the grocery store fruit trays. The strawberries and pineapple could've been sweeter, but the grapes were good. Service (9/10) The to-go team member was knowledgeable and friendly. She told me about the catering process, which was helpful. Ambiance (8/10) I picked up a to-go order so I didn't receive the full experience, but the place looked clean and inviting.

In town for meetings and needed a quick lunch. The signs inside said good food takes time, so I…read morewas concerned that I'd be late for my next appointment. (I wasn't.). I had the fried shrimp and roast beef Poboy, which is a great contribution from the NOLA restaurant scene. The shrimp were fresh and lightly battered, while the roast beef was tender and slow roasted. The interior is decorated in classic Cajun. I will be back when I'm in this part of town for work. Go Bear's!

Cool spot in a cool location. It has a very old school locals-only hole in the wall vibe…read more As usual everyone was very nice and accommodating. I ordered a regular (8") fried shrimp poboy dressed. It's a good sandwich, they give you a lot of shrimp, the bread is good, nothing not to like.

I've eaten there several times. I've had their poboys and their specials and they all come out…read morefresh and hot. I really like the French bread they use. It's the French bread I grew up eating. Crunchy, light, airy. Delicious.

Like most New Orleanians, I love a good po-boy. Furthermore, I like trying new places as well…read more Rewind less than a week ago and our family of three was looking for a new place to eat. A quick Yelp search revealed the Po Boy House, on Sena Drive. This restaurant has a small footprint and occupies the space of a former Thai restaurant. We were greeted immediately and told we could sit anywhere. As the restaurant was empty, we had our choice of seating. My wife got a fried catfish dinner which neither impressed nor disappointed, but rather, was just ok. My son's oyster po-boy was just ok as well. I got the catfish po-boy. The bread was incredible fresh, but I prefer a little more crunch to the exterior of my French bread. The sandwich was good and the catfish was seasoned ok, but there simply was not enough fish on it for me. The staff was very nice. Hope they make it.

Italian sandwich shop conveniently located by Tulane!…read more If you have ever been to Italy, you know this iconic focaccia bread sandwich, well here it is in New Orleans! The Roma is probably my favorite because it is more savory. The positano was a little sweeter than I expected with the fig jam. I love the fig jam. Both sandwiches were great and you can't go wrong Price is pricey Bread is oily Parking is street and somewhat difficult to find, had to walk 2 blocks Only has about 3 small tables to sit outside, otherwise you're out of luck. I took it to go since there was no seating. Overall, I'd definitely come back. I think half a sandwich per person would suffice instead of a whole next time. It still tasted good after being in the fridge for a day.

What is not to love about a sandwich shop who makes their own Italian bread and imports their meats…read moreand cheeses from Italy? Our sandwiches were to die for. I had the Napoli. The prosciutto was heavenly, the sweetness of the fig spread coupled with the spicy Calabrian chilis is out of this world. Sooo good! Mike had the Pisa. Despite the chicken being a perfectly thin cotoletta (yes, I have been taking Italian lessons for the past year ) it was still moist and crispy. The sauce was wonderful and the mozzarella was melted to form the most delightful sandwich. We had planned to get back over there before we left town but failed to. Alas, another reason to come back to NOLA This place is not an eat in establishment but has 3 tables outside for you to enjoy your sandwiches. The young lady who took our order was friendly and pleasant and one of the owners (the mom) chatted with us. Our experience was wonderful. It reminded us of our visits to sandwich shops in Firenze. Panini deliziosi!

Went here for the first time not that long ago. Great spot in a neighborhood that you wouldn't even…read morebelieve is set in the middle there. Very friendly bartenders and staff. They keep the inside of that place super cold! What I didn't realize was the great food that we were gonna have there! I would definitely recommend you trying this place, and we will be back. They do have daily specials at pretty good & reasonable prices actually!

Love this little neighborhood spot! Food is pretty good! Atmosphere is great! Jello shots when the…read moreSaints score!

Small mom & pop shop. Orders are taken at the counter and brought to the table. Also, they bring a…read moreglass with ice for whatever drinks are pulled from the fridge. It had been a while since I had Matzaball soup. It was about as good as I've ever had. The sandwiches were delicious. Fresh bread, roasted meats and deli mustard, and they come with an assortment of kosher pickled veggies. I hope for good things for this couple.

Overpriced neighborhood employees really bad service…read more All the food are not fresh In the grocery store, they have everything's expired inside The owner of the store very good Not recommending this place to anyone

Parkway Bakery and Tavern has been around since 1911 (and the current ownership has had it since…read more1997), so obviously, they are doing something right. I pulled up on a Sunday and since I called it in just under an hour before closing, I decided to get it to go. I ordered it about twenty minutes out and when I arrived, it was ready. The takeout process was in itself unique. I pulled up to what they called a "yellow tollbooth) to pay. He called on his radio that I paid and I pulled up to a covered door and they handed off my food. The overall ambiance from outside looked cool enough. Next time, I will eat it there, but I just did not want to be inconsiderate to everyone getting out on time. I found a local park and tore into my food. I went with the large surf and turf po' boy (roast beef and shrimp) and found it very good. For the price point, out the door with taxes, it was just over twenty dollars. Parkway Bakery and Tavern have been around since 1911, so obviously they are doing something right. Go check them out.

Sad to say I was disappointed by their po' boys. I got the half shrimp half catfish. The shrimp was…read moredecent (6/10). The catfish was super bland (3/10). It really needed a lot of crystal hot sauce. They have a ton of seating and parking. We came around 10:30am before the morning rush. The line starts building before noon.