Casual, counter-serve lunch joint serving sandwiches like overstuffed po’ boys & muffalettas. Based on 332 reviews, the restaurant has received a rating of 4.3 stars. Price
✔️ Dine-in ✔️ Takeout ✔️ Delivery
Address:
133 St Charles Ave, New Orleans, LA 70130
Phone: (504) 523-2668
Website: http://seriospoboys.com/
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Heather Arnold
I MISS THIS PLACE SO MUCH! This was my favorite place we ate at while on vacation. Everyone working there was so friendly and the food was delicious!! Get the oyster poboy with all the fixins! I’ve talked to so many people about this restaurant and wish I could just run there during my lunch break every day! If you skip eating here, you’re missing out!
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Shenouda Yacoub
What a nice place. Amazing vibe. It’s not always a bout food. Food is OK, but the people are nice. Means alot.
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Max Banach
Mike’s Po-Boys is part of the classic New Orleans experience — good food with an even better experience. The made-to-order sandwiches and hand battered onion rings pair perfectly to make an excellent lunch, all for less than $20. If you’re ever near the French Quarter, head on over to Mike Serio’s!
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Van N
We’ve been to New Orleans several times and have always wanted to stop in here, but never had the luck because they were always closed. They have very limited hours of 11am-3pm Monday – Saturday. However this time we made specific plans to get here as soon as they opened and were glad we did. This place never looks busy, but don’t let looks fool you because their service is great and they make some really good poboys. Definitely worth trying.
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Ken Forsythe
The roast beef po boy is one of the best sandwiches I’ve ever eaten in my life. Anywhere. In the world. It is that good.
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Pang Van
Good local place. Poboys were good. We got the shrimp, greenie, Saints and roast beef ones. Meats were tasty and full of flavor. The poboy doesn’t keep shape after a few minutes of being soaked in the juices. With the Greenie, no juices, you could taste the quality of the bread. A bit dry and tough like other reviews. Overall, a good place for poboys.
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taylor ianetta
Worst poboys in the city. Only reason it got one star because zero wasn’t an option. $21 for a poboy and a drink. The poboy was 8 inches at best. Should’ve known by the empty lobby at lunch time to walk back out to the door
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Veloboy 1910
A grumpy old man takes your order at the counter but not rude.
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Thomas Morgan
The Po-boy is king here. And this is an institution, so you have to come. It must be good, because how could they be open 4 hours a day 6 days a week, and survive. Here’s my feeling: there are way better po-boys around. I had the oyster-shrimp, and it was hot and fresh fried oyster with not quite so hot fresh shrimp. Dressed with mayo, shredded iceberg and a slice of tomato. The roll, was of the industrial production variety. So, good, not great. Not overflowing with fillings, as you might expect for the price. But I got to sit next to an impressive statue of Mike the Tigre. And I think I was served by the owner/proprietor. So lots of love. Check the box and try again elsewhere in my quest for a great po-boy
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Jacob Hart
Worst meatball poboy me and my father have ever had. 3 tiny dry meatballs on a 10 inch stale piece of bread. Sauce was from the can also. 6 meatballs on 2 sandwhichws for 30 dollars total. DO NOT EAT HERE
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