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    Verti Marte

    4.2 (1.8k reviews)
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    Divey
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    Quiet
    Dogs allowed

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    1/2 "Spicy" Muffaletta "The Bam-Bam"
    Stephanie L.

    Very unassuming spot but my friends insisted I get the muffuletta from this here. At first we thought $30 for a full sandwich was pricy, but once it came out we understood. This thing is BIG. Trust me when I say "you only need half."The spicy-level was a little higher than I typically go for, but was still very delicious. Just make sure you have some Kleenex! Service was fast and I appreciated the late-night hours. Recommend!

    larry b.

    I watched a few two YouTube videos that said this place had the best muffaletta in the city. Damn man, I beg to differ as you can see there's only one slice of meat and a hell of a lot of olive salad very thick bread and very, very greasy with olive oil unfortunately there is nothing about this muff that I enjoyed and I just wanted you to know there are lots of places in New Orleans that have a lot better muffle than verti Marte

    Grilled Muffuletta
    Mag T.

    Huge & delicious!!! 2 people can share one sandwich they are massive. Nyc bodega vibes. Opted for the grilled Muffuletta and it hit the spot!

    All That Jazz Sandwich
    Julie H.

    Verti Marte is one of those classic New Orleans spots that totally lives up to its reputation. I ordered the famous "All That Jazz" sandwich and it did not disappoint--super flavorful, packed with fillings, and just downright delicious. It's messy in the best way possible and exactly what you want after a long day (or night) in the city. I also love that they're open 24/7, which makes it such a clutch spot no matter the time--late night, early morning, whenever the craving hits. No-frills, iconic, and seriously satisfying--definitely a must-try in NOLA!

    Cheese fries  Roast Beef poboy
    Brandon T.

    Went to Verti Marte late at night after Dirty Linen and got the cheese fries and a roast beef poboy. Both were really good and full of flavor. I normally get the shrimp poboy here and it's always good and comes out quick. Definitely don't go here expecting a 5 star dining experience, it's a little corner store. But if you want good, flavorful food late at night, Verti Marte is a solid choice. A few drinks in and you might start thinking it's a 5 star restaurant though.

    Trendy D.

    I was super sketched out by how the inside of this spot looked. It was a messss and the kitchen looked... well not tidy. Food looked like it had been sitting out all day and some things just looked old. HOWEVER I decided to trust the reviews and see what people were raving about. I'll say that Po'Boy was DELICIOUS ! I ordered a fried shrimp one with the dressing (aka all the toppings). I would order from here again. I didn't realize before coming to NOLA that Po'Boys were just anything in a French bread. Basically just French bread sandwich, I typically wouldn't order something like that especially with so many great food options but it was GREAT!!! There's not much interacting since this is just your local corner store / bodega. You order at register and take a number. There is NO SEATING inside or outside. We went at 11 pm one night and it took about 10-15 min wait for food. We got one sandwich and split it.

    1/2 "Spicy" Muffaletta "The Bam-Bam"
    Patty C.

    I was drawn to the numerous reviews that praised this spot. It was a lil walk from the French market. This deli market is located in the back of a small corner store, and it is a tight fit. If you're claustrophobic, you're gonna have a bad time. The options are pretty vast, with even a few options for vegetarians. Order at the main counter of the store and bring the ticket back to the sandwich counter, and they make your sandwich fresh. I went for a spicy mufuletta, as I had never encountered a spicy variation of this classic sandwich. It was a hefty sandwich that is easily shareable between two people without huge appetites. Flavor wise it was delicious, with plenty of olive mix. My only quibble was that both my sandwich and my companion's sandwich were on the greasy side. Make sure to have plenty of napkins. There's also some cold premade non sandwich items to take home as well as some desserts. Oh, it's also worth mentioning there is no seating here at all. You'll have to trek your way to the French market for open seating or take the sandwich back to the hotel room.

    1/2 Muffuletta spicy
    Girlie M.

    This was my last food stop in NOLA before flying back to Calfornia. This place was recommended so had to give it a try. It's within the French Quarters a store and deli market open 24hrs. Ordered 1/2 Mufaletta considering it was going to be huge. It's basically NOLA's. version of an anti-pasta Italian sandwich. You order and pick up at the back of the market. I love olives but there was too much olives. The sandwich was decent and better than most of the food I had ate in the area. Stop by here if you're in the area. It's also near several haunted places including the Lalaurie Mansion and Zack and Addie Murder House.

    6 shrimp shrimp Philly (fail)
    J B.

    I Called myself starting off 26' right going for some flavor and variety with my 1st po-boy of the new year so Verti Marte was the choice. It's the go to spot for specialty poboys at least it used to be. I ordered the shrimp Philly cost ($20) and literally came with 6 butterflied medium sz grilled shrimp 3 on each half 3!! The rest was bell pepper mushroom and onion with wow sauce filler. The bread was soft and warm the veggies with the wow sauce were good (1star) but I paid for a shrimp Philly not a grilled vegetable sandwich with wow sauce for $20. The service is always the same (1star) for the ability to call in your order but not consistent with the inflated prices & decreased portions & Quality. They have taken a Nosedive but the branded logo sandwich wrap paper was a nice touch & looked better than my sandwich at least. I'm disappointed to see such a staple Fall off especially charging those prices. They definitely for the tourist & FQ transplant residents now. Hopefully they get back on track until....... I wouldn't recommend.

    All That Jazz Sandwich
    Lucy M.

    After the first two spots we tried to grab food at were closed on Easter Sunday, we decided to stop by Verti Marte and fortunately they were slinging sandwiches. We ordered an All That Jazz to split, paid at the front, grabbed our food from the back counter, and then walked to the French Market to sit down and eat. It was definitely a messy sandwich but stuffed full of meat and mushrooms and cheese. The bread had gotten a little squashed and soggy in transport but overall, delicious sandwich that would be great for late night tipsiness :P

    All That Jazz Sandwich
    Katy Z.

    We stopped by for some muffulettas because when in New Orleans, it's a must. We ordered the All that Jazz ($19) and Po Boy Muffuletta ($15.34). It ended up being $38.38 with tax or $39.91 (with the card fee). To start, the shop was very small, there were some aisles to get to the back where the sandwiches were. It's a very tight fit, so if your group is large maybe have 1 person have a list of what you want to order and only a couple people go in to grab the muffulettas. The owner of the shop was nice and the ordering was pretty simple where you order at the register at the front first and then proceed to the back for pick up. The sandwiches were large but very messy. There are no places to sit at the shop so we opted to walk the French Market and sit on some benches at the park to grub. To be honest, you could share one with another person. The sandwiches were very heavy, saucy and a little soggy. I thought it was a bit too salty for my taste but the flavors were good. Overall, large sandwiches, tad salty, but nice service. Stop by if you're in the area!

    All That Jazz Sandwich
    Susan S.

    All that jazz Sando $23 (4/21/26) Who ever said this Sando was good lied! Or was drunkkkk af. Foreals lol It was super salty and just nasty! Super soggy! Salty and gross! Super small market. You order at the cashier and wait for your order outside. This was just not worth it. The hype is insane. -0/5

    1/2 "Spicy" Muffaletta "The Bam-Bam"
    LeChele P.

    Listen, this sandwich is life changing! Trust the process, go in the store, awkwardly order, and awkwardly wait. You will not be disappointed. We got our sammy hot and it soothes all the days down-goings and beats any Les bons! The staff are welcoming and you can feel the love in this lil cramped corner store! A must stop in the French quarter!

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    The sandwich was beyond soggy said it had friend shrimp and wasn't the case. The flavor wasn't very good.

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    Ask the Community - Verti Marte

    Do they take calls for a pickup order? Or do I have to go through the food apps?

    They take calls for orders!

    Do they serve po'boys after 11 pm?

    Do crawfish live in the swamp? You bet they do!!!

    Do they sell tshirts?

    Green ones in stock now, baby blue will be next

    Is proof of vaccination or negative COVID test required here?

    They didn't ask when I went a couple weeks ago. I think because it's more like a small corner store with a deli counter in the back (no indoor or outdoor seating), they don't ask.

    What is the Muffuletta price?

    The original Muffuletta is $10.50!

    Hi do y'all take credit card?

    Yes.

    Will they deliver to Marigny?

    NO. They just a bodega. Maybe Grubhub or UberEats may help.

    Can you order a half of the All that Jazz sandwich instead of a whole? I don't see it on the menu.

    don't know.... but get the whole thing and have leftovers (so good to only have a 1/2)

    Is there somewhere to sit down?

    No. It’s a pretty tight corner store with a deli in the back. Take it go and find a stoop or bench. So worth it.

    Is anything vegan here?

    Really not the place to go for vegans. Possibly some vegetarian options (menu changes daily) but there is going to butter and/or cheese in/on just about everything here. That's why it's SO good!

    Does Verti Marte offer catering/ large format orders? I live out of town, but am throwing a party for about 60 folks in NOLA and would love to have their food for my guests.

    Give them a call. I don't know how involved they would get in formal "catering", but providing food for that many people shouldn't be an issue

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    Cochon Butcher

    4.5(4.8k reviews)
    1.4 miWarehouse District, Lower Garden District
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    Cochon Butcher was definitely worth the stop! There was a line when we arrived, and seating is…read morefirst come, first served, so be prepared to wait a little and get creative when finding a table. We noticed a guy sitting by himself and offered to buy him a beer if he'd let us join him at his table. He said yes, and it ended up being part of the fun experience! The food was excellent. We ordered the Cochon Muffaletta, which was huge, packed with flavor, and definitely a must-try. The mac & cheese is an absolute MUST--creamy, cheesy, rich, and easily one of my favorite things we ordered. The beer was great too and paired perfectly with the food. The atmosphere is casual, lively, and exactly the kind of place you want to experience while in New Orleans. 5/5 -- great food, great beer, and absolutely worth the visit. I would definitely come back!

    Cochon the restaurant and Cochon Butcher are arguably two of the real heralds of authentic yet…read moreinnovative Creole and Cajun cuisine right now. I cook a lot of both at home--I'm someone who is dedicated enough to my Louisiana cooking to order Steen's syrup from Louisiana to my Florida doorstep even though Florida makes perfectly good cane syrup in its own right. (Side note: any New Orleans restaurant you venture to serving pain perdu with maple syrup and not Steen's--ask what the hell they're even doing.) Like most worthwhile restaurants, the menu here changes up. The specials as well as their famous sandwiches seem the way to go and I got the fried shrimp with bread and butter pickles. Exceptional--a small amount, it may have even been a starter but regardless was perfect for me. The sandwiches other diners had on their plates were large and looked delicious just glancing around at other tables. Everything comes up fast and the atmosphere is . . . just ideally New Orleans. It feels all the way "working CBD lunch" yet unhurried, a reflection of Cochon's greatness but scaled down and with utterly no pretense. There's simply a real sense of both care and expertise in everything done here no matter how simple or complex. Beyond all else, they're doing what they love here with no scaling back or dressing up to make it anything else. A winner through and through.

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    Killer Poboys

    4.1(1.1k reviews)
    0.6 miFrench Quarter
    $$

    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.

    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.

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    Parkway Bakery & Tavern

    4.5(2.9k reviews)
    1.9 miBayou St. John
    $$

    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.

    Overhyped and disappointing. Food was just ok. Takes a while to order and takes a while for your…read morefood to be ready. It's very hot. The inside isn't air conditioned. The cheese fries are a sad shame. It's just melted cheddar that immediately solidifies on regular fries and gets super greasy. The fried pickles were good. The grilled chicken poor boy wasn't it - it was bland. The gumbo was good but quite watery - not many ingredients. Very little rice. Not pictured - the cole slaw was really bland. The potato salad was the best one. Husband enjoyed the fried shrimp. The roast beef tasted like cat food - terrible texture. The merch is super overpriced ($25 for a dog toy? Out of a vending machine!) The bathrooms were air conditioned and clean.

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