Below is a list of the top and leading Sandwich Shops in New Orleans. To help you find the best Sandwich Shops located near you in New Orleans, we put together our own list based on this rating points list.
New Orleans’ Best Sandwich Shops:
The top rated Sandwich Shops in New Orleans, LA are:
- Stein’s Market & Deli – provides traditional and specialty sandwiches
- The Milk Bar – selling salads, hot sandwiches, and milkshakes
- Tartine – is a small family-run neighborhood restaurant
- Fat Boy Pantry – has got breakfast sandwiches to get your day off on the right foot
- Good Bird – opened up in 2016
Stein’s Market & Deli
Stein’s Market & Deli is a Jewish and Italian deli situated in the Lower Garden District of New Orleans. Stein’s Deli provides traditional and specialty sandwiches through top-quality meats and cheeses, in addition to serving breakfast sandwiches all day. You will find a very large selection of cured meats and salamis, and more than 50 cheeses from around the world. Their retail shelves are lined with a range of specialty goods such as aged balsamic vinegar, rice oils, pasta, salts, seasonings, coffees, loose-leaf teas, and a huge selection of domestic and international craft beers.
Products/Services:
Menu, Beer, Coffee, Daily Specials, Catering
LOCATION:
Address: 2207 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70130
Phone: (504) 527-0771
Website: www.steinsdeli.com
REVIEWS:
“My sandwich was great! I got The Rachel, which is basically a Rueben with pastrami instead of corned beef. I had read some comments about the customer service not being great, but that was not my experience at all. I would say the guy at the counter wasn’t overly friendly, so I can see how some people might misconstrue that as rude. But he helped me pick my sandwich and I really liked it. I will be back, probably at least once a month for the foreseeable future.” – Sophie S.
The Milk Bar
The Milk Bar is a family-owned and managed cafe, selling salads, hot sandwiches, and milkshakes. Traditionally, Milk Bars were run by Greek and Italian immigrants. The first one started in Sydney in 1932, modeled after an American soda fountain. They soon became very successful, and spread throughout the country, promptly becoming an important part of Australian culture. This day, Milk Bars are few and far between, having folded under the weight of fast-food chains.
Products/Services:
Menu, Dine-In, Takeout
LOCATION:
Address: 710 S Carrollton Ave, New Orleans, LA 70118
Phone: (504) 309-3310
Website: www.themilkbarneworleans.com
REVIEWS:
“The Best Sandwich I’ve ever had! Simple ingredients but yet so tasty! I was on vacation in New Orleans and on our last day there before heading to the airport we were passing by and decided to check it out randomly. So glad we did because I have been trying to recreate this and it is not even close!” – Z. Fayad
Tartine
Tartine is a small family-run neighborhood restaurant. Help to support them during these uncertain times by purchasing a gift card now that can be used to place a future order over the phone, or in-person when they reopen. Evan and Cara opened Tartine in June of 2010. In 2014 they decided to open Toast, a causal breakfast eatery situated uptown on Laurel St, In October 2016 they started Toast Fairgrounds on Gentilly Blvd. French Toast on Decatur St. opened in 2018.
Products/Services:
Menu, Online Ordering, Dine-In, Takeout
LOCATION:
Address: 7217 Perrier St, New Orleans, LA 70118
Phone: (504) 866-4860
Website: www.tartineneworleans.com
REVIEWS:
“Bought a fantastic cinnamon cream cheese king cake here. Ordered online to pick it up later that same day! I would argue this place makes one of the best king cakes in the city.” – Mariel U.
Fat Boy Pantry
Fat Boy Pantry has got breakfast sandwiches to get your day off on the right foot. Or grab a big ol’ cheeseburger, po’boy, or sloppy jo. Served with hand-cut fries. They take coffee seriously. They’re talking fresh pulls of espresso, made to order. Visit and grab a fresh juice. They can get you back on track and ready for another night out. Fat Boy Pantry is a bright spot providing sandwiches, coffee, homemade ice cream, and fresh juice in modern digs.
Products/Services:
Sandwiches, Ice Cream, Espresso, Fresh Juice
LOCATION:
Address: 1302 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70130
Phone: (504) 239-9514
Website: www.fatboypantry.com
REVIEWS:
“Such great food!! Got the Fried Lobster Po Boy with Bacon and Avocado, and it was so good! Everything about it was next level! It’s the market price though so be prepared for it to be quite a bit more expensive than the other menu items. The dudes working there were very helpful and friendly! Great place to get a bite to eat!” – Devin M.
Good Bird
Good Bird opened up in 2016, Chef Leo Sloan wanted everything at Good Bird to turn around by sourcing the best possible ingredients, so he found an ideal chicken supplier in Springer Mountain Farms in Georgia, where their free-range birds are raised free of antibiotics and hormones. This dedication to high-quality ingredients drives everything they do, and foodies all over town have responded by coming back to Good Bird again and again.
Products/Services:
Menu, Catering, Order Online
LOCATION:
Address: 5031 Freret St, New Orleans, LA 70115
Phone: (504) 516-2307
Website: www.goodbirdnola.com
REVIEWS:
“Friend recommended their salads. Called ahead to place my order and it was ready upon arrival. Their chicken cobb salad was great; lots of flavor with a hint of spicy.” – K. Carter
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