One of the best stops on the trip to New Orleans. I went for the muffuletta, but didn't even order…read moreit because the menu had too good choices. We started with the andouille sausage and boudin. The andouille was so good! I would definitely bring some home if I could. The Cajun fried ribs were out of this world. They come with a dipping sauce and they are highly recommended! Super flavorful and crispy, no fat or grease. The pig mac was a Big Mac on steroids...so much more flavor and their special sauce and pickles were unbelievable. The pork patties were cooked perfectly and were very good. Great twist on the Big Mac...just way better! Ordered the unsweetened tea and there were endless refills with great service.

This location was walking distance from my hotel and I came by with a few friends and this place…read moredid not disappoint. I got the Muffuletta (per amazing recommendation of the cashier at the front) which was a sandwich I had never tasted before. Also the vibe of this place was truly a butcher style location which was so cool. I travelled from Las Vegas to New Orleans and it was so cool to see the difference in the butchers and deli shops from back home. I wish I could have one of these every week! The olive spread as well as the sesame toasted bun mixed with the deli selection of meats, absolutely fantastic!

Very good food. This is one of the best food spots in New Orleans. Make sure you try the Collard…read moreGreens Rueben.

So glad I went with my gut and got the collard green sandwich ! It was so frickin good, and it even…read morehad a moistmaker in the middle!! A very eclectic place filled with trinkets, and the walls are adorned with pop culture references. For example all our plates were McDonalds plates lol. Highly recommend if you end up on magazine street outside the French quarter!

Muffuletta and cheesesteak all day!!…read more That's our go to sammiches. Lots of folks, and I mean lots, really like the wow sauce. We think it just ok. The cheesesteak is super tasty, great bread steak sliced thin and cooked just right and American cheese to make melty. The hot muffuletta is one of the best in town. Plenty of meat and olive spread and the toasted muffuletta bread is so good. Service? What service you order at the cashier, not in the back, you pay your money, stay out of the way and wait for your number to get called. It's that simple. Don't wander around in the back looking at the deli counter confused, the place is too small and they don't take your order there. Don't try it, don't think about it, don't even look back there. The cashier is up front thats where you wanna be. When they call your number take your bag and leave. Walk away from the front door then shove it in your face. It's so good. Even if for some reason you didn't like the food that's ok, you got a real NOLA experience so know matter what you're a winner. I went by myself this time so only a cheesesteak pic, but just imagine that pic in muffuletta form with different toppings and no melty cheese.

4.5 No pics of the…read moresandwich, it was eaten before the camera could come out. All that jazz... is the sandwich. You will eat half and be full and looking forward to the rest. They have so much to choose from. The beef steak is also super yummy. Grab a beer or whatever else you'd like to drink!

I can really only speak on the "Muffuletta" here as it is the only reason I came…read more If you have never had one you absolutely must. I suggest a half and I split that with my husband. They do pre-make them as on user mentioned, but its a Muffuletta. There is only one way to make and eat that. If you want a sandwich you can customize you might want to go to a different spot. They had some pre made deserts as well. If you want an authentic Muffuletta then here is your place to go! It has a small section in the back to sit and eat your sandwich. It's a deli not a diner so the seating is not super fancy. They have bathrooms for customers and it's the best Muffuletta you can eat. Well worth the trip.

Interesting sandwich. Premade so can't do any adjustments. The bread is good. It's a good size- 3…read moreof us snacked one a half. $30 for a full size/ $15 for half. We just opted for the $15. We enjoyed the snack between the 3 of us but I don't think it's worth it to be honest. It was good to try at least once. The store itself sold some select items and had a small eating section in the back that were counters. Bathrooms were super small.

I was really in the mood for a delicious sandwich and remembered I'd never tried Ike's. I was…read moresurprised by the place. I expected a cookie cutter franchise vibe but it really fit into the neighborhood, giving off the feel of a local dive bar, and I love it. Our waiter was the greatest. He walked us through the menu and the drinks and let us know they actually have thousands of sandwiches. The menu itself is probably 4 to 6 pages, but you can use their app to see all the additional options. I ordered the "Marshawn Lynch" (fried chicken, bacon, BBQ sauce, Sriracha, mustard, and cheddar cheese) and added red onions, peppers, and pickles. My wife ordered a sandwich straight from the app, the "Bad Santa" (chicken fried steak, rich marinara sauce, savory pesto, and provolone cheese). Both sandwiches were incredible. We also grabbed two cocktails that were only $5 each. I'm already looking forward to trying more of these sandwiches.

Wow!!! What a comprehensive selection of sandwiches (and…read moredonuts)!! We had the Madison Bumgarner!! Fantastic. Super place...choices are so many that it makes selecting tough! But all great!

My poboy was pretty damn delicious! Okay we ended up here after being recommended by a local. You…read morehave to know that this place is inside of another bar so there's not going to be actual signage on the outside letting you know that this is a business within a business. And contrary to some of the posted pictures, I did not actually see a sign outside so maybe that sign is gone now. It is inside of the Erin Rose. Go to the very back and there is a counter where they can take your order. One sitting table but I'm sure you can also move into the bar for other tables to sit at. My seared shrimp po-boy was amazing! Just right on the flavor, the spices, the completeness of the cooking, and everything else. Definitely worth a stop!

Overall very unique spot for a sandwich experience. I was visiting from out of town and thought I…read morewas getting a traditional Po boy, but this turned out to be one with a different spin. The beef was super tender and flavorful, juicy, and the pickled veggies gave it a unique twist. The bread was excellent, crispy, light, and soft. The house made potato salad was to die for.

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

We had a day off in New Orleans and I was looking for a delicious sandwich for lunch. I fired up…read morethe Yelp machine and found Stein's Market and Deli. Close to my hotel with high ratings. Double whammy! I walked about 5 or so blocks to Stein's and took a gander at the menu. I ordered a turkey, cheese, and avocado sandwich and waited for it to be made to my liking. All of the employees were incredibly nice and helpful. They gave me a couple of pickles (I love pickles) with my sandwich. Delicious. A really nice experience. Please keep up the great work!

Small but mighty sandwich shop on Magazine St. I stopped by around lunch time, and it was busy!!…read moreLine moves very quick and the staff is really nice. Probably one of the best sandwich shops in New Orleans. It has a run down vibe, but the food quality is off the charts. I got the S.A.F with Pepper Jack and it was dabomb.com. Bathroom is in the way back by the kitchen. They also have a small barista in the corner. Street parking on Magazine is a hit or miss! Pickles are incredible.

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.

Seared shrimp po'boy was excellent, with real flavor in every bite. Partner tried the beef debris…read moreand liked it too. One mix-up worth mentioning only because they handled it well: she first ordered the jerk chicken, and through some misunderstanding both sandwiches came out. They refunded the jerk chicken on the spot. It is still showing as pending on our end, but no complaints. Inside it feels like a casual little market that happens to sell sandwiches, and everything coming out of the kitchen tastes like someone cares. Next time I am in N.Orleans, planning my day around eating here again.

Located in the French Quarter, it was a nice change from all of the other restaurants in the area,…read morewhich all to seem to be cajun food. The banh mi was pretty tasty, but not to the point where it blew me away, when compared to other banh mi's I've eaten elsewhere. But being in NO after four nights it was definitely welcome. Small, nice relaxing place that is fast casual. Didn't have a problem finding a random table to sit down at in the early weekday evening. Still searching for a restaurant in the area that serves vegetables or fruit as a garnish or as a side....