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.

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

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.

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!

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.

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

Color me your color, baby Color me your car…read more. Color me your color, darling I know who you are.. Come up off your color chart I know where you're coming from Call me call me on the line Call me, call me any, anytime We settled into the "Empire State Delicatessen" for a late Breakfast. The Lass: enjoyed an.. "Italian Stallion" sandwich with.. Pepperoni, Salami, Sweet Capocollo, Prosciutto Piccolo, On a Butter Covered & Melted Provolone/Mozzarella Cheeses Toasted Hero Roll. Quite tasty But, next time would prefer it Cold. The Lad: "The Great Bambino" with.. Corned Beef And Pastrami , Chopped Sour Kraut Cabbage, Melted Swiss And Russian Dressing On Toasted Rye Bread Simply the best NYC/Brooklyn sandwich &.."Wow So Good" A fun throwback to me Brooklyn Days... Thanks Empire..:) Cover me with kisses, baby Cover me with love.. Roll me in designer sheets I'll never get enough.. Emotions come, I don't know why.. Cover up love's alibi.. Call me call me on the line Call me, call me any, anytime Best, Avram Blondie Jr.

This was a completely different dining experience for me, as we had limited time for lunch, so we…read moretried Door Dash for the first time today ... and it could not have been easier! We split a Fat Cat sandwich ($20.25) from Empire State Deli, which is a full pound of grilled NY style pastrami on toasted Rye, with Swiss Cheese, mustard and Russian Dressing. Delicious, and more than enough for two to share. Door Dash took nine-minutes, from pickup to putting the hot delicious sandwich in my hands. I am super pleased, both with Empire State Deli, (a business where I have never been, but has earned a high Yelp rating, which gave me confidence to order sight-unseen) and with Door Dash, whose slick website and fast service means I'll be ordering through them again. Empire State Deli, Five Stars for their remarkable Fat Cat Sandwich, and Door Dash, Five Stars, for their remarkable service and delivery.

This is a very small grocery store near the French Quarter. I needed to pick up toothpaste and…read morebrush. They also had hydrocortisone cream I needed. The staff were very friendly and helpful. I understand they also have good Vietnamese food.

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 a food court within a building housing a theater and business offices. Fairly quiet and…read morenon-chaotic. Fellow diners wearing everything from suits to working uniforms. Tables clean and floors free of debris. Not a long line, and a less than 5 min wait. Very friendly service & obviously good at multitasking. Came recommended by co-workers. I had skipped on it before because I'm not much of a sandwich person, but found out about the hot bar and opted for the ribs, mac & cheese and steamed cabbage. Ribs were okay. A bit fatty for my taste because I don't like removing it from my mouth in public. Some portions of it needed more sauce. Probably the most annoying part of it was the small plastic fork & knife I was provided to cut them, but then again, most people probably would have picked them up and eaten with their hands. Mac and cheese was just mac and cheese The cabbage was AMAZING! It also had bits of broccoli in it and was very well flavored. I could have eaten a bowl of it with some chopped ham deli meat if I had known. Maybe next time. Portions were ample and pricing ($10.99 + tax) was on spot. Will try again, and this time bring my own silverware.

It's under construction so had to get a prepackaged muffuletta from behind the cashier of the…read morepackaged store next door. Oh well we ate it at the daiquiri store and it was still good!

World Deli has a nice selection of different food items with both a market and deli. The deli…read morecertainly offers a nice selection of food along with Interesting poboy options. This fun joint also provides a good choice of daily specials. You walk in and get in line then start looking at the menu and checking out the daily specials to decide what you will eat. The ambiance is very interesting with food items all over the place like a little tightly packed grocery store. This spot is VERY popular which leads to the biggest problem here which is parking. The parking here is very limited and it is a bit of a challange to get in and out of the parking lot. Many people say this is their favorite spot to eat and it seems a lot of folks come here nearly daily to get their World Deli fix taken care of. Overall you have a lot of great options and they have enough variety that most folks should find something that will make them happy.

Once off the plane, have your rideshare take you right over to World Deli for lunch with the…read morelocals. My MIL brought me here for the first time in '93 and she and her friends still come for lunch a few times a month as do most people who've lived here their whole life. Parking is tight but don't let that keep you away from the World. Yesterday, I went in for meatballs and red sauce but quickly took a detour when I saw the daily special, Crawfish Monica. If you're visiting for the first time, crawfish or shrimp Monica is a local favorite that's getting harder to find on restaurant menus partly because every family has their own version of this special party dish. The Monica special was outstanding. I got a plate full of spicy crawfish cream sauce mixed with rotini pasta, a side of spiced corn and garlic bread, enough for lunch and a midnight snack. I also couldn't pass up the shrimp remoulade salad for my lunch the next day. The shrimp were seasoned, the romaine greens were fresh, and the remoulade dressing was a knockout. If you're not feeling like a hot plate special, World Deli has a big list of sandwiches and poboys that are super popular, as well. But whatever you decide, don't skip out on dessert. This is one of the few local sandwich spots with a homemade dessert menu as big as the sandwich one and these desserts cater to the local palate. Yesterday they had plain cheesecake, cheesecake with cherry sauce, Tuscan cream cake, rum cake, pineapple upside down cake, wedding cake, pralines, and tiramisu. Don't ever pass up the rum cake in Louisiana. If you're in town for the weekend and have access to a fridge, buy some spinach artichoke dip and crab stuffed mushrooms from the ready-prep fridge for a late night snack. This place is the real deal. Stop in and see where y'at.