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.

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

Who grew up eating chips on their sandwich? I know I did. Turkey and the Wolf is one of New…read moreOrleans' most memorable sandwich shops that does just that. Located in the Lower Garden District, it turns familiar ingredients into wildly creative, generously portioned sandwiches like the famous collard green melt and fried bologna sandwich. The food is messy in the best way, while the colorful, irreverent dining room matches the restaurant's personality. There is always a long line so get there early. Food comes out fast but don't let that fool you because the taste is amazing. If on vaca or a local LA native this is a must for a great lunch.

Nothing beats a hot sausage po'boy from Parasols in NOLA! Flaky French bread with spicy sausage and…read moreall the fixings, washed down with a strong Hurricane. This is the true spirit of New Orleans and I love it. The ambiance felt like a neighborhood gem where people frequent. The service was warm and timely! Save this post for your next visit to N.O.

The beauty of a Po' boy comes from its simplicity. Unfortunately, my shrimp Po' boy from Parasol's…read moresimply missed the mark. I called in a to go order for a sandwich with no pickles, which of course came with pickles. Whoever picked up the phone and helped me check out was not clearly didn't care to be there. A classic order at the counter joint without much ambiance of note, Parasol's has the feel of a hole in the wall that is often my favorite kind of restaurant. The Po' boy doesn't need fancy ingredients, but it was incredibly dry and the bread was stale. The shrimps were alright but nothing special. Give them the benefit of the doubt that this was an off day. Reading through lots of the reviews, it seems like this happens occasionally. It would not be near my top recommendations for the area, but lots of people seem to love it.

My rice was ridiculous burnt.even the onion,and eggs.1 /2 of pieces of shrimp.it was very nasty…read moreThey really don't deserve no stars

I love this store it's been in our neighborhood for over 40 years everyone good service good food…read morecall Miss Holly

Amazing hot roast beef sandwich. As ordered perfectly. Also bought red fish fresh entree to reheat…read morebut looks amazing. Thx guys for always being consistent

I ordered a turkey and sausage gumbo. It took forever for the gumbo to come out, staffs were nice…read moreabout helping me. After waiting a solid 10', staffs told me they were out of rice and tried their best to gather whatever little bit of rice left for me... Then don't sell gumbo, if you don't have rice. The gumbo was sad, nothing but broth, no turkey no sausages. Staffs were nice, but DEFINITELY NO RETURN TO THIS PLACE. I went with my friend from Türkiye and wanted to show her the place that New Orleans elites go to. Turned out it is just a mediocre and overrated place.

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 usually do my grocery shopping early Sunday mornings to avoid the crowds, and I've been going…read morebetween The Fresh Market and Zuppardo's. Lately, The Fresh Market has definitely become my go-to. The butcher counter is my favorite part of the store. I'm there weekly getting ribeyes, cutlets, bacon, and ground beef, and the freshness really is hard to beat. I also love that the store carries so many clean-ingredient options, so I don't feel like I have to constantly stand there reading every label trying to figure out what's actually good quality. The store itself is always clean, organized, and quiet, especially early in the morning. Parking is plentiful, which is a huge plus, and because it's a smaller store, grocery shopping feels much less overwhelming than at a large supermarket. Overall, The Fresh Market has become my favorite place to grocery shop. Great quality, fresh meats, clean products, easy parking, and a calm shopping experience what more could you ask for?

Alright bistro meals are now 7$!!! on Thursday!!! It's okay, I get it times are tough fresh market…read morebut look.. but we need a restock!! Everything's almost sold out by dinner and there I am settling for the cucumber salad. No, but seriously - a restock would be nice for people who want a cheap good meal after a long day of work. Secondly, the lines take so long. Cashiers are nice but good lord the lines are short but they take sooo long. My arm is gonna fall off holdin my basket that long. Lol. Look all in all these are minor things. Y'all always have what I need (except for the seven dollar bistro meal options, specifically flank steak) and I love that yall carry my favorite gluten free noodles and Yerba Mates. I just wish the lines didn't take so long and that y'all restocked the cold/hot food more. Especially since i'm paying $2 more! That's half a tank of gas!! Thanks. See yall next time

We had lunch at Welty's twice during our time in New Orleans and had a great experience both times!…read moreEverything was incredibly fresh and delicious, and the service was excellent. The husband and wife who own Welty's are always there and couldn't be friendlier, and the same goes for their family and the rest of the staff. You can tell they truly care about their customers and the quality of what they serve. If you're visiting New Orleans or work in the area and are looking for a great, fresh sandwich and a friendly local spot for lunch, I highly recommend Welty's. We'll definitely be back on our next trip!

I came across Welty's in an interesting way. I asked ChatGPT to recommend local spots for a…read more50-person volunteer box lunch order at work, and it flagged Welty's as a strong contender based on Google reviews. So I figured I'd do a trial run first. Food (7/10) They wouldn't let me order a single box lunch, so I pieced together a comparable meal: a ham and cheese sandwich with chips, plus a cookie purchased separately. A few things stood out. First, there were no condiments included, so the sandwich was noticeably dry by the time I got back to the office -- something worth flagging for anyone ordering for an event. That said, the meat portion was generous, which I appreciated. It came with Miss Vickie's Sea Salt chips; I'm not sure if other flavors were available, but none were offered. The cookies came three to a container, roughly 3-inch chocolate chip, and were ok. The total with tax came to $21 for the sandwich, chips, and cookies. This doesn't seem like a good value, since I can get a combo meal from Espresso Express in the Entergy building for $12.50, and it comes with a sandwich, chips, cookie and drink--canned, bottled water or iced tea. I also wasn't able to try the fruit cocktail, so that remains an unknown. The meal came in a standard clear plastic container. While functional, it wasn't remarkable. For a catered event where appearance matters, it doesn't quite measure up to what competitors like Jason's Deli or The Honey Baked Ham offer in terms of packaging and visual appeal. Service (6/10) One person greeted me warmly when I walked in by describing their sweet treats. Everything else, unfortunately, fell flat. The cashier didn't acknowledge me and was noticeably unfriendly, and this was only about 20 minutes after opening, with no one else in line. A man came out from the back and just stared at me. The overall energy was one of visible surprise at my presence. I'll leave it at that, because I can't read minds. What I can say is that I've encountered this particular brand of unwelcome before, in situations where I didn't fit the profile of the customer they seemed to expect. Make of that what you will. Ambiance (8/10) It's clean and tidy. It's a food court. Bottom line: The food shows promise, but the service experience gave me pause, both in terms of hospitality basics and something that felt more personal. Worth trying for yourself and drawing your own conclusions.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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!

Delicious order at the counter spot. Yes, you do want to try everything on the menu…read more Ticket time was super quick and staff is attentive, even without full table service. Very casual spot, we had lunch there before a game. Get there early because it fills up quick!