New Orleans, LA

fried oyster po'boy

5 posts · Aug 14, 1998 to Sep 22, 1998

Sammys H.none here!Aug 14, 1998

Bijoudog wrote:

>anyone recommend the best places in New Orleans for a fried oyster po'boy?

Acme Oyster Bar!!!!!  yummmmmm
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Judy
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Henry E.InfiNetAug 14, 1998

Sammys H. wrote:

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 Johnny's Po' Boys.  It's in the French Quarter.

Bob W.Tax AnalystsAug 14, 1998

Henry E. wrote:
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Don't  forget Casamento's on Magazine St. Excellent fried ersters.

Bob Wells

Walt L.Datasync InternetAug 18, 1998

Drive west 'bout an hour and 15min to Montana's Restaurant just off I-10 at Gulfport.  You're probably gonna come this way anyway to hit the casinos. Good cajun seafood and great hickory smoked bar b-q on the buffet and poboy sammiches out of this world.

http://www.montanabbq.com

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Bob W.Tax AnalystsSep 22, 1998

Risa B. wrote:
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> > >> Motherr's,............on Poydras,...right down from the Hilton.
> > >> Also, try the FRied calimari poboy,....it rocks.
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> Mother's is THE place.  You won't get a better one anywhere.

Mother's is great, but you have to try Casamento's, Uglesich's, and others I can't think of now for erster po-boys. I'd lean to Mother's for a roast beef po-boy, but I haven't tried Parasol's or Domilese's, so I can't really be definitive.

Bob Wells