Well I have mixed feelings about this place. My catfish poboy I had earlier (same day) was delicious!!! Ordered a smoked sausage poboy “ fully dressed” to go for my son - and this is what he got. Hit or miss I guess.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Catfish PO Boy
Brandon
The amount of food you get for the price isn’t good. If you order the shrimp basket, you get 90% tater tots and maybe a handful of shrimp. Not worth it. The food does taste good, but from someone who travels to NOLA, this is not authentic at all. I’m not saying it’s a bad place, just need to up the amount of food in their portions.
Food: 1
Ed Paff Jr.
Element Eatery has quickly become our go-to food hall destination in Cincinnati. I've tried many of the stalls already and it's hard to pick a favorite. I enjoy having so many options to choose from and usually go with whatever I'm in the mood for.Little Easy brands itself as a Po'Boy Shop and it features a variety of po'boys along with other creole options. The half po'boy is still a massive sandwich! I enjoyed the buttermilk brined and fried chicken topped with sriracha aioli, pickled ginger, and cilantro on New Orleans Leidenheimer po'boy bread with lettuce, tomatoes, and pickle ($9.95). Also, do not skip out on the chicken and sausage gumbo served over rice ($6 for a cup). This is an authentic dish that will bring your taste buds straight to Louisiana.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ed P.
Element Eatery has quickly become our go-to food hall destination in Cincinnati. I've tried many of the stalls already and it's hard to pick a favorite. I enjoy having so many options to choose from and usually go with whatever I'm in the mood for. Little Easy brands itself as a Po'Boy Shop and it features a variety of po'boys along with other creole options. The half po'boy is still a massive sandwich! I enjoyed the buttermilk brined and fried chicken topped with sriracha aioli, pickled ginger, and cilantro on New Orleans Leidenheimer po'boy bread with lettuce, tomatoes, and pickle ($9.95). Also, do not skip out on the chicken and sausage gumbo served over rice ($6 for a cup). This is an authentic dish that will bring your taste buds straight to Louisiana.
Purvea Bohanon
Andrew was great assisting us with what to try from the amazing list of po’boys. Service and food 10/10
Michael Shields
I loved the Gumbo and the Catfish Poboy!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Richena Roberts
Best Po’boys in the city!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Samuel G
Best gumbo
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Adam Wiles
I went to this place not expecting this place at all. A took a friend out to lunch on Friday and let him choose. He suggested Element Eatery which I thought was an interesting name for a restaurant. So we pull into the parking lot(s), and they are everywhere. Some of them gated, some of them not, confusing either way. We found a visitors lot just across the street from Element and quickly got in the building. I was surprised to see a food hall with store fronts representing Cincinnati. We stopped at Little Easy because the Lady at the Front Counter said Hi. I tried the Catfish Po Boy and my buddy got the Hot Link. Holy S$&t was this food good. The Atmosphere was a little hustle with sporadic bustle, it was kinda of cool. Anyway the Next time you are around Redbank and Madison look up Little Easy. Great Food, friendly staff (she may have been the owner, I think she said her name is Jebby.) Quitky but cool vibe.Dietary restrictions: The food isn’t hot held or under a heat lamp, it’s made to order so whatever would be allowed I think.Parking: It’s free when you find the right lot to get into. You can get whatever test you want to get though .Wheelchair accessibility: ADA compliant
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Carolyn Apel
Went with family from out of town. I loved my catfish po'boy, he enjoyed the pot roast po'boy and she had the shrimp bowl. He also liked his dessert, but didn't share!Vegetarian options: There was an option, but I went because I wanted catfish, so didn't pay much attention to it.Parking: Two of us use rollator-type walkers and access was great for both of us.Kid-friendliness: My kids and grandkids would love it.Wheelchair accessibility: I use a walker. There was a ramp available, so access was good!
Well I have mixed feelings about this place. My catfish poboy I had earlier (same day) was delicious!!! Ordered a smoked sausage poboy “ fully dressed” to go for my son - and this is what he got. Hit or miss I guess.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Catfish PO Boy
The amount of food you get for the price isn’t good. If you order the shrimp basket, you get 90% tater tots and maybe a handful of shrimp. Not worth it. The food does taste good, but from someone who travels to NOLA, this is not authentic at all. I’m not saying it’s a bad place, just need to up the amount of food in their portions.
Food: 1
Element Eatery has quickly become our go-to food hall destination in Cincinnati. I've tried many of the stalls already and it's hard to pick a favorite. I enjoy having so many options to choose from and usually go with whatever I'm in the mood for.Little Easy brands itself as a Po'Boy Shop and it features a variety of po'boys along with other creole options. The half po'boy is still a massive sandwich! I enjoyed the buttermilk brined and fried chicken topped with sriracha aioli, pickled ginger, and cilantro on New Orleans Leidenheimer po'boy bread with lettuce, tomatoes, and pickle ($9.95). Also, do not skip out on the chicken and sausage gumbo served over rice ($6 for a cup). This is an authentic dish that will bring your taste buds straight to Louisiana.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Element Eatery has quickly become our go-to food hall destination in Cincinnati. I've tried many of the stalls already and it's hard to pick a favorite. I enjoy having so many options to choose from and usually go with whatever I'm in the mood for. Little Easy brands itself as a Po'Boy Shop and it features a variety of po'boys along with other creole options. The half po'boy is still a massive sandwich! I enjoyed the buttermilk brined and fried chicken topped with sriracha aioli, pickled ginger, and cilantro on New Orleans Leidenheimer po'boy bread with lettuce, tomatoes, and pickle ($9.95). Also, do not skip out on the chicken and sausage gumbo served over rice ($6 for a cup). This is an authentic dish that will bring your taste buds straight to Louisiana.
Andrew was great assisting us with what to try from the amazing list of po’boys. Service and food 10/10
I loved the Gumbo and the Catfish Poboy!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Best Po’boys in the city!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Best gumbo
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I went to this place not expecting this place at all. A took a friend out to lunch on Friday and let him choose. He suggested Element Eatery which I thought was an interesting name for a restaurant. So we pull into the parking lot(s), and they are everywhere. Some of them gated, some of them not, confusing either way. We found a visitors lot just across the street from Element and quickly got in the building. I was surprised to see a food hall with store fronts representing Cincinnati. We stopped at Little Easy because the Lady at the Front Counter said Hi. I tried the Catfish Po Boy and my buddy got the Hot Link. Holy S$&t was this food good. The Atmosphere was a little hustle with sporadic bustle, it was kinda of cool. Anyway the Next time you are around Redbank and Madison look up Little Easy. Great Food, friendly staff (she may have been the owner, I think she said her name is Jebby.) Quitky but cool vibe.Dietary restrictions: The food isn’t hot held or under a heat lamp, it’s made to order so whatever would be allowed I think.Parking: It’s free when you find the right lot to get into. You can get whatever test you want to get though .Wheelchair accessibility: ADA compliant
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Went with family from out of town. I loved my catfish po'boy, he enjoyed the pot roast po'boy and she had the shrimp bowl. He also liked his dessert, but didn't share!Vegetarian options: There was an option, but I went because I wanted catfish, so didn't pay much attention to it.Parking: Two of us use rollator-type walkers and access was great for both of us.Kid-friendliness: My kids and grandkids would love it.Wheelchair accessibility: I use a walker. There was a ramp available, so access was good!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
The Catfish Po Boy is my favorite. I remember when this location first opened inside Element Eatery. I went three days in a row!Best gumbo in town!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Best Poboy In Cincinnati! Love the Remoulade. Make sure to try the Gumbo, You can tell all the love that goes into making it.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Love Element Eatery and Little Easy. It is the most authentic gumbo in our area and everything is made from scratch. This is a don’t miss!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Crafted, quality Po’ Boy sandwiches full of flavor and the best authentic New Orleans gumbo!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Fantastic, authentic po' boys just like we were back in Louisiana. Great service and super nice people.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5