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    Tee Wayne's

    4.4 (48 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 2:00 pm

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    Ribeye po boy and onion rings
    Crystal K.

    Excellent food and fast service. They have the BEST onion rings. Always crowded and parking can be tricky but they're quick and you can't beat the food.

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    Tony L.

    Hamburger steak with carrots, peas, and bread! The price is very cheap too! Can't complain for a $10 dollar lunch. They also sell homemade packages of meat, sausages, seafood and so much more! Give this place a go!

    Like $10 cheese burger
    Jason J.

    4.75 is my rating. The customer service is top of the line. Everyone there seems to love their job and they display great energy (gotta love that). The crawfish is a must try and everything I've purchase from them was good. I wish the hours of operation was better on the weekend but they have their reasoning for that. The location is kind of ducked off but do yourself a favor and get over there asap. You will see what I'm talking about in terms of their customer service.

    Boudin Balls
    John L. H.

    So what do you do when you find yourself in Gonzales and need to eat lunch? I don't know about you, but I consult yelp and look for a review from my good buddy Joel. Thanks to him, I had a pretty good lunch at Tee Wayne's one day. Speaking of Joel, he is dead on about the bread. Tee Wayne's does not use traditional New Orleans style po-boy bread. It's much softer than I am used to, but they still put out a quality product. On this trip I decided to try their ribeye po-boy. The bread was too soft, but what was inside was better than expected. The thinly sliced ribeye remained tender despite being so thin. The addition of cheese and sautéed onions really moved that sandwich to another level. Had it been on traditional bread, it would've been better, but it was still damn good. I also tried their boudin balls. Being a huge fan of boudin, I was a little taken aback when they were served with a side of ranch. But despite my reluctance, I dunked away. It's true what they say; you could dunk a shoe in ranch and it would still be edible. Even without the ranch they were pretty good and I'd recommend them as an appetizer. The staff were amazingly friendly and helpful and made me feel welcome despite obviously being the only non-local in the place. If you find yourself in Gonzales and need a good sandwich, check out Tee Wayne's.

    Pork sauce piquante - excellent
    Sean F.

    Visited the other day while I was in the area and left extremely satisfied. I had the pork sauce piquant lunch special, which turned out to be the best sauce piquant I've ever had, even better than Suire's in Kaplan, which I thought nobody could possibly beat. Also tried the ribeye poboy which was delicious as well. I'll definitely return the next time I'm out that way.

    HRB poboy... bad angle pic cause it really is piled... check the  in the upper corner and you can tell
    Joel M.

    Alright, I was wavering between a 3 & a 4 on this review...I find it to be a truer 3.5... why you ask (and even if you don't ask I'm telling you anyhow!)? The poboy is good with hints of greatness... it's the bread that's holding it back.... the shredded roast beef was tasty and they dressed it just right, coulda been a little wetter but the bread was too soft and pillowy.... now if they would have grilled it so it has that crispy outer layer into the soft inner I think this poboy coulda shined! If you've eaten enough poboys then you know what I mean by my bread statement.... However compared to my experience at Mike's Poboys with bread that felt like you were gonna pull your teeth out to get through it I'll take this place any day of the week and twice on Sundays! Open and roomy with about 15 tables, they serve bottled beer and soft drinks and more than just poboys. They also do fish and seafood baskets... Look to be open for lunch Monday thru Thursday cause they close at 2 PM but stay open till 8 PM Friday/Saturday... If you find yourself in the Gonzales/Geismar/Prairieville area and hankering for a poboy head down US 61 toward Baton Rouge make a turn on LA 621 and you'll find Tee Wayne's and maybe me cause this is gonna be my go to poboy place in the AP...

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    11 years ago

    Amazing food and don't forget to take home some amazing sausage of all kinds made in house.

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    11 years ago

    Love love the thin fried catfish!! Best in Prairieville!! Just wish they had longer dinner hours. Closes to early.

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    9 years ago

    Had boiled crawfish. Could not ask for better. Seasoned just right not so hot that you could not eat them. Will be going back.

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