Oyster Po'boy better than Acme?

[pikawicca]

We've always gone to Acme, but are we just dumb tourists? Anything better?

[JGrey]

Mandina's, and you can have a cup of turtle soup to start.

[JazzyB]

B.ozos, 21st St., Metairie

[Docsknotinn]

All I know is the oysters and po boys at Acme were pretty friggen good. :)

[Shiloh]

i second all the suggestions mentioned here and add ye olde college inn on south carrollton to the mix.

[Hungry Celeste]

Parkway Bakery
Guy's Poboys on Magazine

[mikemill]

Crabby Jack's.
Garlic oyster po boy at Liuzza's by the Track.
Domilise's

[Overweight]

I second mikemill's suggestions, Liuzza's by the Track's garlic oyster is not to be missed, one of my favorites.

[SBrooksB]

For the sake of variety, you might want to head Uptown and try Casamento's Oyster "Loaf."

The restaurant is on Magazine Street, near the corner of Napoleon Avenue. Either grab a taxi, or take the St. Charles streetcar up to Napoleon Avenue, then hoof it over to Magazine (about a 10-minute stroll).

Domilese's is another good Uptown seafood po'boy option, but take a cab.

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Casmento's
4330 Magazine St. (at Napoleon)
504-895-9761
Closed Monday

Domilese's
5240 Annunciation (at Bellecastle)
504-899-9126
Phone ahead -- I think they're closed Thursday and Sunday

[N.O.Food]

Frankie and Johnny's also has a good oyster poboy, but if you're going to come uptown, you might as well go to Casamento's. Crabby Jack's and Parkway Bakery are probably your best bets, but they'll take some effort to get to. Jack's is lunch only, and I think parkway closes the kitchen at 8 p.m.

[nospice]

Domilese's is another good Uptown seafood po'boy option = not good way overated