"Every fried seafood po-boy is battered and fried to order, resulting a bit of a wait, but it’s worth it for the perfectly golden-fried goodness that comes of it."
on Po'Boy
"I cannot tell you how it tasted; my dictionary only has words coined by mortal men. But that was one damn good sandwich."
on Po'Boy
"When New Orleanians talk about po'boy joints, the image that comes to their minds is likely of a place a lot like Domilise's."
on Po'Boy
"The mix of tastes — shrimp, gravy and hot sauce — proved unexpectedly delicious. When I ran out of napkins, I licked my fingers. It's that kind of place."
on Po'Boy
"Domilise's has been there forever and I just love it. I'll get an oyster or shrimp po'boy."
on Po'Boy
"The line at Domilise’s often stretches out the door and around the corner, but it is well worth the wait for a po-boy."
on Po'Boy
"Take a ticket, get in line (there's no table service) and ask for the sublime fried shrimp po'boy with Swiss cheese and beef gravy: a dark, resonant roux, as tasty on the shrimp as on the sausage."
on Po'Boy
"Once you try it, nothing else will compare. Get it with dressed with mayo, ketchup, and crystal. It sounds weird but that’s how they do it there and it’s damn good."
on Po'Boy
User comments
"The Surf & Turf has roast beef and shrimp with a crusty delicious fresh bread."