The Poboy here is to die for!…read more Honestly I was a bit intimidated walking through here alone, going past a rowdy crowd of mainly older white Gen X men to end up in this hole of a wall to order through an even smaller hole in the wall service booth. The ordering experience was a bit gruff and rough around the edges, but from then on, everything went right. First, you can hang out in the bar area at Erin Rose (I swear the crowd was friendlier than they looked) and eat there if there's space. I highly recommend their Paradise Peach, which seems to be from a local brewery. The bright, peach flavor of the lager does well to wash down the sandwich in the summer heat. I went with an order of the Braised Beef Debris Poboy and this is hands down not just the best Poboy I've ever had in my life, but the best beef or steak any sandwich I've ever had in my life! I wolfed it down so quickly and have to say the pickled green bean and banana peppers with that spike of horseradish sauce really sent this Poboy soaring! The braised beef was absolutely perfect and tender, amazingly so! I can get a bit picky about beef because I hate it when it's tough or gristly or has too much fatty parts that won't melt down, but I didn't have a problem with any of that. I'm no butcher, but seemed like they used a good part of the beef of what's already a fairly quality cow (Louisiana Wagyu Beef I recall reading) or maybe it was the whole braising process, but I wish I could have this for days! I'm going to be sad going back to Houston and not being able to eat this, but hopefully it'll still be around and just as amazing next time I'm back in town.

Visiting from PA over the 4th of July we stumbled onto Killer Poboys by accident while hanging out…read moreat Erin Rose, and what a surprise. After a couple of beers, we noticed the little po'boy counter tucked in the back and figured we'd give it a shot. Best decision of the day. The sandwich was packed with flavor, served fresh, and exactly what you want after spending some time at a great New Orleans dive bar. I love finding places like this, no hype, no gimmicks, just really good food hidden where you'd least expect it. If you're grabbing a drink at Erin Rose, do yourself a favor and don't leave without ordering a po'boy. You'll thank yourself later.

What a great place to come across! After some shopping in the French quarter my friends and I were…read morewanting a quick bite and found this spot! There was a long line which I knew was a good sign, and we were not wrong! Everything we had was delicious. The po-boys are amazing, but also friends who got other items like the gumbo or muffuletta were so happy with their food as well. The sandwiches were very large and ended up being two meals for me! The staff was incredible, helpful when ordering and so friendly to chat with while waiting for food. They had some music playing and danced and sang along with my group of friends while prepping everything in the kitchen. Would return!

It's easy to miss out on Johnny's because it's not open for dinner and is closed a few days out of…read morethe week, but I think this is a pretty good option for classic poboys in New Orleans. Note that it is cash only! They do have an ATM inside the restaurant but it charges a surcharge for withdrawals. For me it charged 1.50, which is fine because my debit card reimburses such charges, but take note! If you withdraw a 20, that's enough for one of several poboy options of that price. I came in pretty early, around 10:30am, and got my food within two minutes. I got myself a shrimp poboy, fully dressed, and took it to the riverwalk park to eat it with a view of the water. The sandwich is big and hearty and generously stuffed with shrimp, which were juicy, perfectly seasoned, delicately breaded, and fried to a crisp. Can't say how well the fry holds up with time since I ate it almost immediately, but it was soooo crispy for me. The pickles make for an absolutely necessary tangy counterpart to the richness of the fried seafood, even though it isn't greasy by any means. I do think it would be better if there were more pickles. This will keep you full for hours and hours and hours. They've got lots of options of classic poboys, so definitely worth a visit if you're in the French Quarter.

The best po boys you'll ever have - seriously. Small unassuming market with an amazing deli in the…read moreback. You order your food on a touch screen and it comes out in less than 10 minutes. The employees clearly have great rapport with the regulars and its a testament to their place as a local staple. I'll be dreaming about the sandwiches.

The best meal of my New Orleans visit. Visited during a weekday afternoon. You can order with the…read morestaff at the counter or on a tablet depending on your payment type (cash/card/EBT). My food was hot n ready within 10 minutes. What I got: crawfish pie (10/5) -- $2.99 for this masterpiece. it is basically crawfish etouffee mixed with some rice stuffed into pie dough. savory, got a nice kick of heat, and love how pronounced the bell pepper flavor is shrimp po boy (10/5) -- everything is just so balanced and went down like nothing because it is so effortlessly addictive. Shrimp are seasoned and fried perfectly. came out to ~$10 and the 6" is HUGE, also easily customizable chicken sausage gumbo (5/5) -- literally feels/tastes like it is made with love. perfectly seasoned, hearty, savory, nice chunks of smoked sausage, good portion of rice It will be on my list to return to whenever I come to New Orleans.

Very flavorful Good portions…read morePickled slaw is out of this world! Easy to locate location.

So glad to find vegetarian/vegan poboys options here!…read more We went with Thai BBQ Tofu and Cauliflower poboy. Both were fresh, great and tasteful. I am not a fan of BBQ flavor in general but I liked it here as it was not overpowering. The tofu was soft inside but yet nicely grilled. The Cauliflower poboy didn't look appetizing but the filling is very nicely flavored. I could even taste smokiness in the cauliflower filling. And the baguette is soft inside amazing here - soft, fresh and the best I have ever had! Service was super quick. Additional star for a clean bathroom.

This place has amazing poboys. Hole in the wall, counter service no nonsense deli…read more Food was absolutely amazeballs. My boys and i loved it. Love to go back sometime.

My friends and I were looking for a late night po boy, and this was one of the only places open and…read morenot insanely busy. This is very much a hole in the wall place. It's basically a convenience/liquor store with a kitchen to order food. You order at the main register. I got the shrimp po boy. It wasn't anything special but it did the job for what I was looking for (just wanting to try a po boy). Pricy in my opinion at around $17.

I came in on Halloween night for some late night bites and was pleasantly surprised! The eggrolls…read moreand chicken nuggets were delicious and being made fresh.

In the middle of our NOLA pub crawl we decided we needed some street drinks. After looking up if…read morethere were any stores around, we were pointed to Frenchmen Grocery & Deli. We came in to grab some drinks and the selection isn't bad. We had a look around and the staff are pretty friendly. It looks to have some store made food available but unsure if it's any good. Is it like the bodegas in NY or do they just serve sandwiches here? Would take recommendations from any locals that have been here. There's also a large selection of tobacco products. There's ice cream, cold drinks and the regular convenience store candy as well. Staff were friendly, we got our drinks and took off. I think it's dog friendly as we saw a guy carrying his dog around in there.

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.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Good as always !!!!!! I'm a regular here....lol …read more.. Tell em Solo sent ya !!!!! Tried the Trio salad today, soooooo good!!! They close at 2pm so go early

The server was very friendly and helpful. He recommended the drinks my daughter and I had and they…read morewere delicious. I don't reuthe names of them. He also got a kid meal for my grandson. I had the sampler that included gumbo, crayfish etuoffee, red beans and rice, and jambalaya. My daughter had the po boy sandwich. My grandson (2 years) had popcorn shrimp and fries. All the meals were tasty. The place was air conditioned which was a plus.

Second time visiting, didn't care for the food the first time around. I had the gumbo, and while…read morethe flavor was delicious, it was skimpy with the portions, I had two small pieces of sausage. Second time around did not disappoint, I chowed down on the Jambalaya. While the portion and taste were great, it was far from the best Jambalaya in New Orleans. But you will leave satisfied, and the employees are pretty chill. Also, a great spot for people watching and listening to the live band.