User:Uno2024/Po' boy

The "Best Of" New Orleans Po'Boys

The Po'Boy is a New Orleans staple and no matter the history, the po'boy is here, always evolving as New Orleans restaurants develop creative culinary recipes. The po'boy began as a meat and bread sandwich, but now restaurants push the limits of New Orleans tradition. One example is the "Thanksgiving Po'boy" from Parkway Bakery and Tavern. This sandwich is filled with a full Thanksgiving dinner. Turkey, gravy, stuffing, and cranberry sauce are stuffed into the sandwich and each year, during the month of November, locals and visitors anxiously await the chance to sink into a sandwich, with the line often wrapped around the New Orleans block. So, where can you find po'boy royalty in and around the city of New Orleans? This helpful guide will point your heart and stomach in the right direction!

Bear's at Gennaro's Metairie: Bear's prides itself on having the best roast beef poboy in town. According to the website, the roast beed recipes has been around since the 1970s.

Frady's One Stop, New Orleans: Fradys is a family run corner store in the heart of New Orleans, Frady’s serves breakfast, po’boys & plate lunch specials. This is a favorite hangout for locals, making it a great place for tourists to visit to catch the vibe of New Orleans.

Melba's, New Orleans: According to the website, "Melba’s was born from the rubble of Hurricane Katrina, turning a blighted corner into a New Orleans landmark." Melba's is located on a busy intersection in New Orleans making it a convenient stop for locals traveling in and out of the city. Melba’s menu includes New Orleans cuisine and Po'Boys that have competed for the honor of "Best of."

Parkway Bakery and Tavern, New Orleans: Parkway Bakery and Tavern opened in 1911, and it has been a New Orleans icon ever since. The tavern originally had a reputation for baked goods, like bread and donuts. Over the years and through several natural disasters, Parkway has rebuilt stronger than ever, serving on average 1,000 people per day. Parkway has had many famous visitors, including the Obamas and is often honored with New Orleans accolades for the "Best Of."