Great Fried Fish Sandwiches
Any suggestions? Preferably a bar/resto somewhere between NoLibs and South Philly. I thought Khyber would have a catfish po'boy but it's only shrimp and oysters, I think Standard Tap has one but that place is a little blah... any and all locations appreciated!
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Catahoula has good Po Boys, and they make a catfish one. I have only had the oyster and soft shell crab (special) though. If you go, order an extra side of remoulade for the fries, you will thank me. Also I'm pretty sure I saw a catfish po boy on the specials board at Khyber the other night... and it looks like it's still up according to the website (http://www.khyberpasspub.com/menus/fo...). I like Khyber a lot but I do think the po boys are better at Catahoula (though they may be less authentic as they use local bread instead of bread shipped up from New Orleans... personally I have a taste for our bread, and it's fresher). I only tried the po boys at Khyber once, closer to when they first opened, so they may have gotten better.
I suspect the best fried fish sandwiches are from little take out places in North and West Philly... I don't know spots, I hope someone chimes in.
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Not a bar/resto (although they do have a small counter area where you can eat in), but you might try Ippolito's cooked seafood department. Just about everything I have had from there has been very good and not very expensive. Maybe do take-out?
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re: AgentRed
I tried the lobster tacos a few weeks ago and they were good but not great. The description says remoulade, but the sauce wasn't thick enough to be a remoulade. The lobster was also a little too chopped up for me. But trust me, just about *everything else* I have had there is really good. Namely, the fish cakes, the crab imperial, and the stuffed flounder.
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