What to order at Killer Poboys at Erin Rose

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Modern po-boy
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Seared Gulf shrimp with daikon and sriracha aioli is the cult order; bring the po-boy to the bar.

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HoursMon Wed Thu Sun 12:00-20:00, Fri Sat 10:00-24:00, closed Tue
The dishModern po-boy
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Location

Address: 811 Conti St, New Orleans, LA 70112

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Central Grocery and Deli ★ 4.5

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Central Grocery in New Orleans is the 1906 Decatur Street Sicilian-American deli that invented the muffuletta, with the round seeded loaf and house olive.

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Verti Marte in New Orleans is the 24-hour Royal Street deli at Governor Nicholls, a French Quarter institution with the All That Jazz po-boy and one.

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