Fat Boy Pantry

Love this local gem I found after moving to New Orleans! Hands down the best coffee in town and the fact it stays open til midnight every night has been a lifesaver for many late night meals. Great costumer service. The owners are wonderful. They have dog treat’s available. Music is always on point with a great vibe. And they service alcohol. An absolute 20/10.

Service was friendly & great!! A cute spot for lunch- they have indoor community style seating with a large counter and stools or outside seating. Food- got the smash burger and it did not disappoint! If you’re looking for a yummy state-fair style burger, you can get it here! They have real potato cut fries! Everything was so good! I don’t think you can go wrong. Coffee was great too! Got the chai latte and they do have milk alternatives - almond and oat, when I visit!

Hands down - amazing! We had the lobster Po'Boy and fries and it did not disappoint. The bread was soft and buttery, the lobster was large, tender pieces that were battered and fried and there wasn't an ungodly amount of sauce or extra stuff to take away from the flavor of the lobster. The fries were hand+cut and perfectly seasoned. We added some Creole seasoning to the ketchup before dipping but otherwise they were perfection. We attempted to walk from our hotel to grab food but at 11 p.m. the area was a tad sketch so we drove the 4 blocks to get there but It was totally worth walking, driving, flying, etc.

The bad: fries were ok, needed salt The good: I had the Havana. At first I thought I was robbed and simply pressed some basic deli meat. Then I took a bite! Goodness of flavor and spice creating a mouthful of adventure. Price is slightly higher then I’d like but their Havana is one of the tops in Nola.

Awesome little eatery, very easy walk from WW2 or Ogden Museum, appx 4 blocks. Everything is made in house, portions are generous and flavors are amazing. We heard many great reviews mentioning everything from their coffee / espresso, breakfasts and sandwiches to their store made ice creams featuring local flavors and produce. The variety is impressive from Benedicts, to Burgers, Gyros and Lobster too. Do yourself and your taste buds a favor, stop by and try their food - maybe you'll make multiple visits during your time in NOLA like we did. If you can, be sure to chat with the friendly owner Dan & his crew !!

Went solely for the ice cream and had the best time! The ice cream flavors were so original without sacrificing quality taste or going so unique for novelty that it doesn’t even taste good. Flavors I never even thought of having were DELICIOUS, the Italian bakery flavor was unreal! Great friendly staff along with tons of seating and parking to pull up. Not to mention so affordable for how much ice cream comes in the scoop

Happened upon this place across from the parking lot on Magazine street. Cute logo and a truck with the same logo sculpture on top. The food selection was, as I recall, mostly po boys, the sandwiches are served with very good sliced potato 'chips' ( to thick for chips but extremely good!). The only seating is a street stand with benches to enjoy the meal. I had a breakfast sandwich (not sure the menu name) I could only finish half, portions are satisfying and the some. A recommended spot for a great sandwich and fries, don't count the calories though...

First visit, got the Philly Cheese on recommendation of owner...right on point, hot, messy, and delicious...including fresh cut fries. Told the "indoor seating is not available due to a large party coming soon..." I must say the outdoor seating is a 1 STAR, right on Magazine with speeding cars, way to close! The ditch is disgusting and stinks, but that's most of NOLA anyway...so no one came to sit inside the whole time I was there...if you can't eat inside I'd recommendation take away only.