Turkey And The Wolf

Had the best burger I've had in a while here. I've got food allergies, and the service was very friendly and took good care of me. I like the atmosphere - it's got a kind of nostalgic boy's bedroom theme, complete with dinosaurs and toy cars. Came here with a group and everyone enjoyed their food. Only negative is the fries were kinda mediocre - but stick to the sandwiches and you'll be good!

I had a wonderful experience at Turkey and the Wolf! The service was fast and very friendly. I loved looking around at the decor. The restaurant is chock full of personality and nostalgia. The burger was delicious. The tacos were also very good, but slightly small for the price. The fries were delicious, especially when dipped in the mayonnaise. I would highly recommend Turkey and the Wolf to anyone looking for a great lunch spot.

A corner sandwich shop with plenty of personality. If you want to know their opinions, feel free to scour the walls of political stickers and pop culture artwork. The ham sandwich 8.8/10 The service was very fast, and the food was fantastic. I think we we're served our good about 2 minutes after we had sat down. The place is a well oiled machine slinging scrumptious sandwiches and salads. This is now a staple of mine each time I visit new Orleans.

Two months before we traveled to New Orleans our friends told us they had tasted the best sandwich of their life at Turkeys and the Wolf. With such high praise, we made sure we stopped by. And we were not disappointed. Not only are the vibes of the restaurant impeccable and fun, their sandwiches lived up to the hype. If you're in New Orleans I can't recommend them enough, and probably pick up the cookbook for when you're back home.

Sometimes places don't live up to the hype.. this is not one of those places. I was surprised that after arriving on a Saturday about 5 minutes before open, there were only 3 people outside waiting. By the time the door opened there was a pretty long line already. My flight out of town was coming up quick and my Uber driver was waiting in the parking lot. There's some cool merch on your way up to the counter (some of this merch is not available online), where you order. After you put your order in, they give you a little wooden object that signifies who you are. I got a little blue planet and plopped it down on a table. When the order is ready they will hunt you down. The whole place had a really funky vibe. It really reminded me of that one kid's house from grade school.. his dad was always sleeping on the Lazy Boy with a glass bottle of mountain dew nearby... My to-go came out in about 5 minutes and I was off to the airport. When I finally had a chance to open the Styrofoam container, I was really hungry. This is where you want to be. Skip breakfast and build up an appetite. This was possibly the cheapest sandwich I bought in NOLA. At $12.99 you are getting two meals worth, but this probably isn't about value and more about accessibility. They want the neighborhood peeps to stop by too. When you first look at the bologna sandwich, it's an absolute feast for the eyes. Lots of golden browned hues with a buttery sheen. Each bite is a masterpiece. The pillowy Texas toast gives way to crunchy chips and sweet/tangy sauce (held in place by shredded iceberg) that has a little bit of a spicy kick and horseradish finish. As you are wishing that you could unhinge your jaw, you will get to the center where the bologna and cheese take center stage. I can't really think of a better way to spend $12.99. It's a day later and I'm still thinking about those golden 30 minutes that it took me to eat that sandwich. Believe the hype.

Funky cool for the hipster, the foodie or an adventurous gourmand. The line moves quickly, the food is out of this world!! We had the famous bologna, green collard met and ham sandwiches. Regret not splitting the cabbage salad. We scoped out other menu items at nearby tables and everything looked amazing.

Doesn’t matter how many times we visit New Orleans or how many new restaurants are on our list, this place will always be one of our must visits. The food is nostalgic and soulful and quirky and smart - just like Chef Mason himself. The time we tried the wedge salads - and all other wedge salads should just gracefully bow out.

This is a very unique food stop in New Orleans. The fried Bologna sandwich is definitely worth trying if you like Bologna. If they made that slab of Bologna thicker, or added a couple extra slices, they would be getting five stars. While it was really thin on the sandwich I was served, there was still fantastic flavor. The burger was also decent, and the decorations from the 80’s and 90’s were fun. Much nostalgia for anyone from that era, including the plates they serve you on.