It's a very niche store. They focus heavily on the muffuletta, as they should, because it's…read moredelicious. Seriously. I could eat that olive salad with a spoon. The line stretched to the door, but we were out and headed to Jackson Square with our sandwich in less than 20 minutes. (So much better than sitting in the deli!). Inside you'll find a few spaces to eat your sandwich, with some chairs. The dining space is kind of an afterthought. Definitely take it to go and watch some street musicians. The bread holds up to the cold cuts and olive tapenade. We ordered 1.5 sandwiches and didn't even crack open the half sandwich, 2 adults, 2 teenagers, and one kid. We also shared a pistachio cheesecake, which was delicious. I'd eat this sandwich any day. So. Good.

I'm a New Orleans native living in Atlanta, who has worked in the service industry for 15 years. I…read morenever ever write reviews because I believe they hurt small businesses and feeds the egos of the ignorant, but that being said this place pissed me the fuck off with their service. I come to central deli whenever I'm with someone not from New Orleans due to the fact their muffuletta is quintessential! I would like to reiterate nothing was wrong with the food , great food purely with the lady taking orders. I got a classic half muffuletta and a "glass" San pellegrino. The lady then told me open glass is prohibited in New Orleans , I retorted with "o really I didn't know that , since when?" Before I could finish The lady then yelled with "SINCE FOREVER, IM SORRY YOUVE BEEN TO BAD BARS WHERE THEY SERVE YOU GLASS ITS BEEN ILLEGAL SINCE THE 50s" which isn't true the city changed the law in 2001. She then proceeded to open my glass bottle even though I told her I didn't want it open, so I the asked if I could get another one since she was in rage mode and didn't understand that she just contradicted herself. As I asked for the second San Pellegrino, she then takes the first one and goes "NO PROBLEM THANKS FOR THE FREE DRINK", and starts to drink the San Pellegrino infront of me as I check out, making thirst quenching noises like "AHH". As I leave she can't help but remind me for her free drink again. I'm pretty sure the management witness this whole situation and I hope they do something about, that lady doesn't realize what hospitality is and needs to be fired. I did nothing to her and I bet I wasn't the first she has blow up on. But in my eyes absolutely unacceptable.

This is a local, can't-miss stop in the French Quarter. They have a large artistic menu. The…read morewalls are adorned with local art. There is plenty of seating inside, or you can take it to go. The people in the French Quarter are very friendly and can advise about the heat content of your particular choice. The sides to start with are wonderful, from the fries to the fried Okra. We also had the red beans and rice, which were also quite good compared to others in the quarter. we had a couple of the sandwhiches, the roast beef with bits, shrimo poorboy and an alligator basket. All were memorable and fulfilling. They were able to move people and orders quickly. This is a true local spot not to. be missed.

Fried shrimp po' boy, boudin balls, and a sno-ball. Gulf shrimp hits different. Highly recommend…read morethe boudin balls. The tables all had my favorite Louisiana hot sauces (Crystal and Louisiana brands). Tracey at the front is so friendly. Loved her!

We found this little place by accident and it was our favorite meal of our whole trip to New…read moreOrleans. And we even went on a food tour the day before! Just a little hole in the wall, but trust me, they know what they're doing. The poboy felt light and crispy, perfect flavor, not greasy at all. The fries were so insane we tried to recreate them at home, it was just not the same. The service was excellent, the man behind the bar came over to check on us and make sure everything was good, we appreciated everything. Next time we return to NOLA, we will definitely stop back in.

Great food and staff! My fiancé and I went before our ghost tour and it was probably the best part…read moreof the night honestly. The bartender was fun but the bar isn't much more than you typical dive bar . I'd definitely go again though just wish my time here was longer .

Verti Marte is one of those classic New Orleans spots that totally lives up to its reputation…read more I ordered the famous "All That Jazz" sandwich and it did not disappoint--super flavorful, packed with fillings, and just downright delicious. It's messy in the best way possible and exactly what you want after a long day (or night) in the city. I also love that they're open 24/7, which makes it such a clutch spot no matter the time--late night, early morning, whenever the craving hits. No-frills, iconic, and seriously satisfying--definitely a must-try in NOLA!

All that jazz Sando $23 (4/21/26) Who ever said this Sando…read morewas good lied! Or was drunkkkk af. Foreals lol It was super salty and just nasty! Super soggy! Salty and gross! Super small market. You order at the cashier and wait for your order outside. This was just not worth it. The hype is insane. -0/5

I actually visited this place three times on my trip. Once for dinner but they were out of almost…read moreeverything. The gumbo was so yummy and so were the calas. My partner ordered the gumbo tacos, which just ended up being so much gumbo. The restaurant was tiny but clean. We sat upstairs because it was randomly so cold outside. Service was good. The second visit was just for calas while the rest of my party ate beignets from that famous place across the way with the really long line. Yuuuuummm! The third visit was for the chicken and waffles that I was dying to try. It's not often you find a place that does gluten free chicken and waffles and does it well. So delicious! It was worth going back to try them. If you are gluten free, this is your spot. Don't miss out.

Great gluten free option in NOLA french quarter. Got their gf beignets and their Gator bites, both…read morewere good but the Gator bites were the stand out with the gf batter having great seasoning! Pros: - range of gf options - well seasoned food - beautiful outdoor seating - friendly service Cons: - in a sometimes noisy area - wish there was more cafe type drink options I will definitely be returning here if given the chance!

On my recent visit to New Orleans I discovered this restaurant on the 1st day. OMG, the mushroom…read morep'boy was absolutely delicious. My cousin had the burger . She's not vegan and enjoyed it. I tasted the okra and it was delicious. Ironically, the vegan food tour had a stop here. We tasted the fried eggplant and the sausage Poboy. Our last night there we had to return because my cousin wanted the fried okra. Unfortunately, they had ran out of okra. My cousin and I ordered mushroom Poboys and fries. It was a Sunday evening and busy. The service is slow. So bring your patience. The food is worth the wait.

Solid 4 star hole in the wall (we like hole in the wall restaurants!) place with personable staff…read moreand very good plant based food. We had the meatball and mushroom subs (ok, po boys). with a side of fries. All was enjoyed. There was a steady stream of customers while we were there and it took a while to get the food, understood. What could be improved is the wait between the two subs, would be nice if they could be prepared concurrently. Won't keep us from coming back to explore other menu options. One side note. The meatball sub is prepared with fresh tomatoes, lettuce etc. which I was very surprised to see... so if you are hard put to get it made the way you have it in New York/Jersey/philly or wherever you'll need to ask. It was fine, absolutely nothing wrong with it. Eat here!

If you're out on Frenchmen Street, you've got to hit Dat Dog!…read more Such a fun, late-night spot with tons of creative options. I tried one of their loaded dogs and it did not disappoint--super flavorful, messy in the best way, and totally hit the spot after a night out. The vibe is lively and casual, with music and energy all around. Staff was friendly and kept things moving even when it got busy. Perfect stop when you're bar hopping or just craving something different. Definitely coming back next time I'm in New Orleans!

Maybe I am just too simple of a person. I am very easy to please and am just as happy eating a $5…read moremeal as a $50 meal. $12.50 for one hot dog seems pricey to me and I am not cheap. I spend a lot of money on food. Not going to say my hot dog (Irish Channel) wasn't great because it was but this isn't my cup of tea. Will stick to my $1.50 hot dog from that bulk retailer. I have tried Dat Dog about 4 times in past 10 years so I have tried a few of their items. They do have a happy hour with discounted hot dogs. That is great of them to offer that.

I recently visited Gus's World Famous Fried Chicken on Saturday evening around 7pm, and from the…read moremoment I walked in, the place was absolutely buzzing. The restaurant was packed, and the staff was moving nonstop--but what really stood out was how smoothly everything was handled despite how busy it was. The food? Easily a 10/10. The chicken had that perfect balance--crispy and slightly spicy on the outside, yet unbelievably juicy and tender on the inside. You can tell real care goes into it. The greens were cooked just right with a subtle hint of spice that gave them great flavor, and the slaw had a light sweetness that complemented everything perfectly. Service was just as impressive. My server, Tashena, was attentive, friendly, and kept everything flowing without missing a beat, even in the rush. You could tell she genuinely cared about the experience. I also have to shout out the manager, Whitney. She was incredibly uplifting, constantly cheering on her team and keeping the energy positive and motivated. That kind of leadership really shows in the overall experience. Between the food, the service, and the atmosphere, I can confidently say this is a 1000/10 recommend. I'll definitely be back

The food here at Gus's, shits on all fried chicken in the area, js. Iykyk type energy forreal…read moreforreal!

Ordered the Beef Debris Poboy. Man, that horseradish had me sweating like crazy! Got a side salad…read morewhich was surprisingly big compared to other restaurants and given it was $4. Was delicious and will try out the other sandwiches next time we visit NO. Atmosphere was nothing fancy; fast-casual restaurant. You come here for a tasty sandwich though.

I was researching Erin Rose and every review mentioned the Killer Poboys in the back, so I was…read moreintrigued. I'm not an authority on poboys, but I've been told this is not really a traditional poboy and that it's more of a cross between poboy and bahn mi, with all the pickled vegetables. I know I love bahn mi, so I was sold. It's tucked away at the back of the bar, which is already pretty small. But the service was so friendly. I placed my order and then went to the front of the house to grab a frozen Irish coffee. There's one six people ish table and some small bar space in the Killer Poboys area, so I sat by the bar solo until my sandwich came out. I got the grilled shrimp poboy-- it reminded me a lot of the grilled shrimp sandwich from Num Pang, which is an NYC institution I miss dearly. But the bread is much softer and plentiful. The mayo and the overflowing pickled carrots makes it a messy experience. For Gulf shrimp, the fishy taste was almost nonexistent, a testament to the good seasoning and grilling. I wish we would all be so lucky to have late night bar eats like this.

We landed in Newawlins and were starving but looking for good chicken. Highly recommend, crispy,…read morefresh, not super greasy. Delish!

Absolutely perfect late night chicken. Make sure you try the red beans and rice too. I stop by on…read moreevery trip diet bourbon st