I wasn’t blown away, though I’ve only tried the fried shrimp po’boy. I hear the roast beef is tasty.

Most important thing is Zapp’s Cajun Dill chips.

The roast beef po boy and the barbecued pork po boy are both delicious and generously portioned. The shrimp po boy is pretty good, with a nice light breading, but on the pricey side for what you get. The oyster po boy was disappointing; you get something like three oysters for $12, and mine were gritty. They have a nice patio when the weather is good, but there is almost no good space to eat inside.

The bread isn’t what I think of when I think of a po’ boy. It’s a good sandwich though.

this place is definitely legit, albeit a tad strange (ordering, but apparently due to regulations) and pricey. love when people bash the bread–you’re kidding, right? they ship it in from NO.