A neighborhood gem. We loved it so much we went there twice in our three day stay. We ordered an oyster and a shrimp po'boy with fries. It was all spectacular and the vibes were on point. This restaurant is a great example of a local institution keeping things simple and classic. Go and thank me later.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fried Oyster and Shrimp Poboy, Fried Shrimp
S L
Best Po-Boy in New Orleans. We highly suggest to order the Shrimp po-boy because the oyster sandwich was just ok. Shrimps were fried perfectly, they were still soft and crunchy. We didn’t taste the grease. This place is very busy at anytime. So be patient because it is worthwhile.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Shrimp PO Boy
Brian Calkins
The absolute Best Po-Boy in New Orleans and the world... wish we could have aDomilise's Po-Boys here in Cincinnati.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Carolina Centlivre
Visiting my hometown at least once a year we always make a couple of stops at our favorite Po-boy shop. The service is great and po-boys are delicious.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Shrimp PO Boy, Fried Oyster and Shrimp Poboy, Roast Beef
Fred Seelig
We were disappointed. There are better poor boys,band better places to eat them. And I certainly wouldn't call this a bar. Very limited choice of drinks.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Sofia W
A hidden gem with delicious sandwiches and great family staff. The shrimp Po Boy was delicious as well as the mini bottled coke. 5/5 would recommend.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Shrimp PO Boy
Glen Henley
Just took too long to get served. Also the lady taking the orders is slow and had to repeat myself multiple times. She was nice but no efficient.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Shrimp PO Boy
Richard K.
We both had the Roast Beef Po'Boy, gravy? What gravy! This hole by no means measures up to Parasols! PARASOL'S IS BY FAR BETTER THAN THIS DIVE! The Service was SLOW and the Ambiance was TERRIBLE with no seating to speak of. Looks very dirty inside with patrons not having a garbage receptacle and was instructed to place their garbage on the same counter as food pick ups! AWFUL ALL THE WAY AROUND INCLUDING ITS LOCATION!
Eric B.
Before we arrived in New Orleans, my Son did his Po-Boy research and wanted to go to Domilise. Apparently, this is a Food Network and Antony Bourdain favorite. We took and Uber over into this modest residential neighborhood, sprinkled with Shot Guns. Walking inside, we were immediately greeted by a no-nonsense lady at the counter for our order. We ordered Shrimp Po-Box all around (with beer) and sat down at an available table. The inside is small and people were more than happy to stand as they waited for a table to open up. The clientele that day were definitely local (except us) with decor to match. And that's why I enjoy neighborhood "hole in the wall" places, as does the Food Network and maybe the old Jane and Michael Stern "Road Food" articles. The Po-Boy was a fine cultural experience, with good shrimp, bread, and sauce. But breaded shrimp on bread is perhaps overdoing it on the Carbs.
Arianne R.
Definitely lives up to the hipe. Take a treck out to this place. You won't be disappointed. Try the shrimp Poboy. It's absolutely delicious!
This was my first experience with Domilise's and I work at a retirement community doing activities with assisted living. I was bringing in the food, as opposed to us going out for lunch somewhere. I had called yesterday just to make sure ordering 21 poboys was going to be ok, and not only was it ok, but I was able to order everything the day before pickup. That took ALOT of stress off my plate for the next day. I went in today and I felt like I was welcomed like family. The sandwiches were ready exactly when they said, the staff, AMAZING and just so friendly. I wanted to give every single one of them a hug. When I got to work, my residents LOVEEED the poboys. They wanted to start having them every other month. We'll be back, and next time I'm going in for hugs!
Dhanya Ganesh
Good sandwiches. They didn't have any space to eat when we visited.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Shrimp PO Boy
Doug Bonar
You don't need me to say anything. It used to be a neighborhood spot, but now it looks like all tourists -- at least on a weekday lunchtime. People driving in in SUVs or taking an Uber. Of course, I was a tourist too there for my oyster po'boy and a lunchtime beer. My only claim to being any better was I took the #11 bus to get there and back to CBD. Worth the trip.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Henry Sookram
The bread and toppings made this place stick out. Service was very friendly and accommodating. An institution!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Shrimp PO Boy
Arthur R.
In 1969, a fellow co worker brought me there to get a roast beef with swiss, and have been going there ever since. Also have tried other places that friends have wanted me to try their favorite roast beef poboys, and they admiited DOMILISE is the BEST.
A neighborhood gem. We loved it so much we went there twice in our three day stay. We ordered an oyster and a shrimp po'boy with fries. It was all spectacular and the vibes were on point. This restaurant is a great example of a local institution keeping things simple and classic. Go and thank me later.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fried Oyster and Shrimp Poboy, Fried Shrimp
Best Po-Boy in New Orleans. We highly suggest to order the Shrimp po-boy because the oyster sandwich was just ok. Shrimps were fried perfectly, they were still soft and crunchy. We didn’t taste the grease. This place is very busy at anytime. So be patient because it is worthwhile.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Shrimp PO Boy
The absolute Best Po-Boy in New Orleans and the world... wish we could have aDomilise's Po-Boys here in Cincinnati.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Visiting my hometown at least once a year we always make a couple of stops at our favorite Po-boy shop. The service is great and po-boys are delicious.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Shrimp PO Boy, Fried Oyster and Shrimp Poboy, Roast Beef
We were disappointed. There are better poor boys,band better places to eat them. And I certainly wouldn't call this a bar. Very limited choice of drinks.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
A hidden gem with delicious sandwiches and great family staff. The shrimp Po Boy was delicious as well as the mini bottled coke. 5/5 would recommend.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Shrimp PO Boy
Just took too long to get served. Also the lady taking the orders is slow and had to repeat myself multiple times. She was nice but no efficient.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Shrimp PO Boy
We both had the Roast Beef Po'Boy, gravy? What gravy! This hole by no means measures up to Parasols! PARASOL'S IS BY FAR BETTER THAN THIS DIVE! The Service was SLOW and the Ambiance was TERRIBLE with no seating to speak of. Looks very dirty inside with patrons not having a garbage receptacle and was instructed to place their garbage on the same counter as food pick ups! AWFUL ALL THE WAY AROUND INCLUDING ITS LOCATION!
Before we arrived in New Orleans, my Son did his Po-Boy research and wanted to go to Domilise. Apparently, this is a Food Network and Antony Bourdain favorite. We took and Uber over into this modest residential neighborhood, sprinkled with Shot Guns. Walking inside, we were immediately greeted by a no-nonsense lady at the counter for our order. We ordered Shrimp Po-Box all around (with beer) and sat down at an available table. The inside is small and people were more than happy to stand as they waited for a table to open up. The clientele that day were definitely local (except us) with decor to match. And that's why I enjoy neighborhood "hole in the wall" places, as does the Food Network and maybe the old Jane and Michael Stern "Road Food" articles. The Po-Boy was a fine cultural experience, with good shrimp, bread, and sauce. But breaded shrimp on bread is perhaps overdoing it on the Carbs.
Definitely lives up to the hipe. Take a treck out to this place. You won't be disappointed. Try the shrimp Poboy. It's absolutely delicious!
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This was my first experience with Domilise's and I work at a retirement community doing activities with assisted living. I was bringing in the food, as opposed to us going out for lunch somewhere. I had called yesterday just to make sure ordering 21 poboys was going to be ok, and not only was it ok, but I was able to order everything the day before pickup. That took ALOT of stress off my plate for the next day. I went in today and I felt like I was welcomed like family. The sandwiches were ready exactly when they said, the staff, AMAZING and just so friendly. I wanted to give every single one of them a hug. When I got to work, my residents LOVEEED the poboys. They wanted to start having them every other month. We'll be back, and next time I'm going in for hugs!
Good sandwiches. They didn't have any space to eat when we visited.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Shrimp PO Boy
You don't need me to say anything. It used to be a neighborhood spot, but now it looks like all tourists -- at least on a weekday lunchtime. People driving in in SUVs or taking an Uber. Of course, I was a tourist too there for my oyster po'boy and a lunchtime beer. My only claim to being any better was I took the #11 bus to get there and back to CBD. Worth the trip.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The bread and toppings made this place stick out. Service was very friendly and accommodating. An institution!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Shrimp PO Boy
In 1969, a fellow co worker brought me there to get a roast beef with swiss, and have been going there ever since. Also have tried other places that friends have wanted me to try their favorite roast beef poboys, and they admiited DOMILISE is the BEST.