Bobby Flay and Sirios?
Just watching Throwdown......slow night. And Bobby is throwing down on muffelatas with guys from Sirios? I have been on NO board alot lately because of upcoming trip and dont remember ever seeing their name. Comments please...
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I briefly saw the episode. Serio's muff looked too basic (e.g. Swiss cheese) and Flay's over-wrought. They should have chosen a place deservedly known for mufffs, but that asking a but much for the network.
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re: Nolachef
Obviously we don't know each other as I heard of Serio's at least 20 years ago when they opened a second location in Baton Rouge which I frequented while I was at LSU. While it might not be the best place for a muff, it must be doing something right as it's been open since the late 50's.
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re: UptownKevin
I just started working downtown and have hit Serio's for lunch a few times. I went today and noticed that they are using the Bobby Flay appearance as advertising. Anyway, I'm pretty underwhelmed by this place. Mediocre food and not cheap to boot. Got the shrimp po-boy today. The shrimp resembled sea monkeys more than actual shrimp (i.e. very small). They had obviously been sitting out for some time because they were cold. I wouldn't recommend this place.
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Hi, I'm new here but had to comment. I'm originally from NOLA and just wanted to recommend a couple of good places to get an awesome Muffuletta. Mo's Pizza in Westwego and NorJoe's in Metairie. Give 'em a try, you won't be sorry!
BTW, so very sorry to hear of Jack Serio's passing. My condolences to the family.›2 Replies -
I saw that episode too - I was kind of surprised, I didn't realize that was a place known for a good muffaletta. I've had other sandwiches there and didn't think it was anything special. I'd rather eat the one at the Napoleon House any day.
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re: Hungry4Good
Serio's is a perfectly ordinary poboy/lunch joint in the downtown business district, just off of Canal Street. When I worked downtown, I'd sometimes eat there. Wouldn't go out of my way to eat there, but it's okay if your in the area. Pros: inexpensive, casual, has some lunch specials, lots of sports memorabilia. Cons: not terribly clean, service can be brusque (they once shut the door in my face 1/2 hour before closing time on a Saturday afternoon), nothing that you can't get a better version of somewhere else in town.
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re: Hungry Celeste
Finally made it by Serio's today. Of course I had to have the muffuletta. Inexpensive, pretty good, fast for the lunch hour, a must stop for any LSU fan with all of the walls plastered with sports memorbilia. Not being an LSU fan myself, I enjoyed my sandwich and went about my day. (I'd already ate half when I took the picture).
Sadly I read that Mike's brother, Jack Serio, who was featured on the Food Network show passed away between the filming of the show and the airing of the show. I am sure that he will be missed.
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