Serves meat, vegan options available. A New Orlean style sandwiches poboy restaurant with something not often seen in poboy shops--vegan poboy that aren't French fry poboys. The choice changes from time and to and might be a roasted sweet potato & greens poboy or roasted vegetables poboy. Relocated from 811 Conti St. Open Mon 10:00am-8:00pm, Wed-Sun 10:00am-8:00pm.
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219 Dauphine St, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA, 70112
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124 Reviews
First Review by Beagle Mom
Mattman4
Points +385
Worth stopping by if you're on Bourbon Street - Edit
Worth stopping by if you're on Bourbon Street and looking for a vegan poboy. They have 3 options.
Read moreThe sweet potato/collard greens poboy was underseasoned and 1 dimensional. It lacked texture and bite. The ratio of greens to sweet potato was off (not enough sweet potato on mine) 4/10
The tofu bbq poboy the on the other hand was great! The tofu was plentiful, cooked well and seasoned nicely. The coleslaw was delicious and gave the sandwich a nice bite. And the spicy peanuts added a nice crunch and pop of flavor. 8.5/10
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rob_harp
Points +32
Nice vegan options - Edit
I had a sweet potato poboy with spinach and an excellent sauce made with black eyed peas. It wa very good. My wife eats gluten free and they don’t have gluten free bread but they took their cauliflower poboy and put it over spinach salad. It was very good as well.
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diana921
Points +399
Hits the Spot - Edit
Three vegan options available, flavorful and interesting. Easy to access in a side street off bourbon street. Perfect lunch it quick easy dinner option
Read morePros: BBQ Thai tofu was nicely spiced, Quick service , Inexpensive
Cons: Limited seating, Not really a place to hang out
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jollieduck
Points +2267
Three vegan options - Edit
Got the sweet potato and BBQ tofu poboys to go, and both were pretty good and loaded up with fillings. The BBQ tofu was my favorite!
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GloriaBila
Points +315
Hits the spot - Edit
Quick, tasty and filling sandwich. The staff was so friendly! It was just enough to keep me energized but not grossly full in this New Orleans heat!
Read morePros: 3 vegan sandwiches to choose from
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KatrinaKoleto
Points +36
Not great - Edit
The BBQ tofu sammy is edible but not great. And no vegan sides except potato chips. The vegetarian potato salad seems to have sour cream in it and tasted spoiled.
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cassiekay
Points +545
Vegan food near Bourbon St! - Edit
They had a few vegan options which was awesome especially being in the French Quarter. We got the roasted sweet potato po boy and the cauliflower poboy (it's listed as sandwich but can be made into a poboy). We also ordered the spinach salad which was pretty simple. Would be better with another veggie or two added. Poboys were great tho!
Read morePros: Vegan poboys!!, Affordable prices, Fast service
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vegnoms
Points +151
Tasty! - Edit
I had the Thai tofu, which was very flavourful! The bread was delicious, great flavour profile. I was glad to see 3 vegan options to choose from. I think a pulled seitan would be an amazing option!
Read morePros: 3 vegan options , Fast service , Delicious!
Cons: Great music, but very loud for casual dining
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kimdurand
Points +69
Cauliflower Poboy yum! - Edit
The cauliflower poboy was amazing! Such good flavor, not too spicy super soft bun. Loved it!
Read morePros: Interesting options
Cons: Line looked like it could get long, bit I’d wait!
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plantbassedhead
Points +219
(5 Stars if I could) - Edit
Sign visible from the street that reads “Great Vegetarian & Vegan Options” which made me very excited! Just knowing a place knows what vegan is a relief 😅 3 Vegan options, I got the cauliflower one which was amazing.
Read morePros: Felt authentic! , Grateful Dead/Phish decor , 3 fully vegan options
Cons: Street parking
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AllKnowingAlien
Points +33
Not a Poboy, Cher! - Edit
We went, with high expectations, and were all disappointed. Now, that was during COVID, so it's been a while. But, all I remember is overcooked greens and an unpleasant flavor. If you want a vegetarian poboy, best bet is a dressed french fry poboy from Parran's or Parkway Tavern.
Read moreCons: Taste, Texture, Overpriced
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st.ven
Points +50
Thai tofu poboy - Edit
Thai tofu poboy was excellent. It packs a small bit of heat, but is delicious.
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Poundie
Points +15298
Chance to sample a po'boy - Edit
This place has a dive-type atmosphere, with friendly service and a bunch of vegan options. I had the sweet potato po’boy, and my friends tried the other vegan po’boys, and we all enjoyed them. Po’boys are a NOLA staple, so I am grateful this place gave me an opportunity to sample a vegan version.
Read morePros: Tasty NOLA treat, friendly service
Cons: Not that healthy
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Thisby1
Points +605
Not as good as last time - Edit
We loved the poboys that we got at the Erin Rose location 5 years ago. This time, they said that they only had 1 vegan poboy on the menu and recommended that we go to the Dauphine location for more options. We took that advice and got a cauliflower and a BBQ tofu poboy. They were tasty but so dry and plain. We got sides of cooked greens, and they were tasty. I don’t think we’ll go back unless there aren’t alternatives next time.
Read morePros: Very short wait for the food, Great music playing
Cons: Dry food - needed sauces, Pricey for what we got
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laura8it
Points +656
Good vegan option in the quarter - Edit
Of the three vegan options, I tried the tofu and sweet potato sandwiches. The former was great, but the latter was just too much starch (words I never thought I’d write). It was also interesting people watching at 7 on a Friday night. Maybe it wasn’t a stand out, but good food for a night of drinking
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kbw5044
Points +1242
Nice to have vegan options - Edit
Didn't love the poboys but love the vegan options
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CassidyThomas
Points +76
Tried the Thai Tofu - Edit
The vegan pizza boys are pretty unique. Never had a poboy featuring Thai flavors. Good, quick food.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2022-11-07
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JoeyJordan
Points +36
Options! - Edit
Great service and the food was good. Glad to find some vegan options in Nola.
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JosiahStickels
Points +50
3 vegan po’ boys - Edit
3 different options, got the cauliflower one which was great. Now I want to go back and try the other two.
Read morePros: 3 vegan options
Cons: Seating a little cramped
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kalynk
Points +64
Just okay - Edit
I split the Thai BBQ Tofu sandwich with my husband. The flavor was delicious and the bread was soft and easy to bite into. It was the most expensive sandwich on the menu (aside for a seared shrimp one). For sliced tofu on bread with some slaw and peanuts, I wouldn’t say it’s worth $14. I’m glad I had the opportunity of trying the restaurant since it is very popular, but would not go back.
Read morePros: Vegan options
Cons: Expensive
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dougvid
Points +61
Delicious poboys for vegans - Edit
It's vegan food at it's simplest -- and the secret's in the sauce! My cauliflower poboy disappeared in record time.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2022-07-23
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KellieSchumaker
Points +39
So good - Edit
Loved the sweet potato po-boy
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olyguy
Points +49
Sweet potato poboy great - Edit
Tried both sweet potato and cauliflower poboys. Preferred sweet potato....greens are amazingly tangy and with blk eye pecan spread great compliment to the sweet potato. Recipe please!!
Read morePros: Tasty
Cons: None
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wiscovegangal
Points +347
Delicious! - Edit
I got the cauliflower po boy and the kale was so crispy and perfect! My husband got the tofu bahn mi and it was amazing! Cool spot, great service!
Read morePros: Several vegan options
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AlfieRC
Points +206
Appropriate name - Edit
Service was friendly and fast, location is convenient whether you're in the centre or the French quarter, and the food was good
Read morePros: Couple of different vegan options , Fast, Friendly
Cons: Limited seating
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briannamaphis
Points +4105
half of the menu is veg - Edit
as the title states, half of the menu is vegetarian and i believe 4 of the po boys are vegan now. i loved having so many options. however, they were rather lack luster. i would not go back here. especially for the price, you simply got a baguette w cauliflower in it, for example. flavors were mild as well. cute branding and staff is super sweet, though.
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Soyboy99
Points +65
Amazing Food - Edit
Lovely restaurant with great atmosphere and bomb vegan food, try the crispy cauliflower poboy
Read morePros: Good amount of vegan options , Vaccination card required , Quick
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