Po' Boys & Pickles
$ • Sandwich Shops, Cajun, Seafood
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1124 Forest Ave, Portland
(207) 518-9735
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The Big Chief is what I had tonight and I was quite pleased. The sandwich was well filled and flavorful. The sides we ordered along with the different sauces were all on point. Staff is friendly and willing to offer suggestions. We will definitely be returning!
We were in Portland heading back to Bangor and decided to try them out. Boy, weren't we pleasantly surprised! Great staff and even better food! Definitely adding this place to our list of must stops.
The best gumbo!!! Don’t get there often enough!
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| Monday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 8PM |
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Po' Boys & Pickles is a restaurant in Portland, Maine that offers an authentic taste of New Orleans. The staff is described as nice and friendly, and the food comes out quickly. The restaurant offers a unique Louisiana flair with its Creole-inspired flavors. The Blackened fish sandwich ($15) is a standout menu item, featuring a large, shareable portion of fish dressed with Cajun coleslaw, sliced tomato, and red pepper mayo, all served on bread from the renowned Leidenheimer Bakery in New Orleans. Customers have enjoyed the Big Chief sandwich, which was well-filled and flavorful, and the cheeseburger po' boy. The owner is transparent about the food sources and offers helpful recommendations. Overall, Po' Boys & Pickles provides a great quality, inexpensive dining experience, delivering an homage to the flavors of New Orleans.
The reviews praise the restaurant's authenticity, with one customer describing the place as "legit" and noting that they "get the bread right." The sweet potato fries and red beans with andouille are also highlighted as standout dishes. Customers appreciate the attention to detail in the preparation of the po' boys, with one reviewer stating that the roast beef po' boy was "dressed perfectly." The Peacemaker oyster/shrimp po' boy and the patty melt on sourdough with bacon jam are also praised for their great flavor and perfect execution.