We ate the all that jazz Po boy. It was large enough for the two of us to share. It is very messy so make sure you have plenty of napkins. It cost about $20 for one sandwich. It’s stuffed with a lot of meat and shrimp so it makes it worth the money. It was a good sandwich if your looking for something different with a lot of flavor. For us it will be a one time thing but it was worth the experience of trying it!
Really great sandwiches from a very unassuming location. Right across the street from the Lalaurie Mansion, Verti Marte is easy to miss but packs a lot of flavor. It’s a tiny little market with your average items but a deli in the back with insane sandwiches. The menu can be a bit overwhelming but we asked the workers what their favorite was and I had heard The NY Times had recently featured their All that Jazz sandwich so we ended up getting the All that Jazz and the Spicy Muffeleta. Both sandwiches were very good but beyond messy. The All that Jazz was definitely the star of the show. It has so much packed in their like gooey melted cheeses, sautéed mushrooms, several deli meets, and shrimp (not fried). It was really delicious but incredibly hard to eat and instantly soggy. They clearly lean into the messy vibe though and enjoy it since the worker gave me like half a paper towe roll to use and a warning with a smile that “you’re going to need this”. They were very sweet and kind!The muffeleta has excellent flavor and I loved the spice! The only issue was that it was so oily that the bottom half of the bread was inedible since it soaked up all the excess oil. I was a little surprised that it came hot without any specification too, so that’s good to be aware of that it comes hot unless you otherwise ask.I would definitely come back to try their extensive menu again.
We went to Verti Marte on a recommendation, and it didn't disappoint. The "baby sized" po boy was piled high with pork, ham, turkey, cheese, it was outstanding. It's located in a small grocery/quick shop market. The people are so friendly who work there. There are not any places to sit and eat nearby, so we carried it back to the hotel with us. The area where it is located seems to be locals only, it's about a block or so from Bourbon Street. We felt safe, but at night, I'd go with some family or friends. The sandwiches are so big you can share them. An absolute delight of a sandwich!
Went to Verti Marte as the supply of muffulettas from the "famous" place on Decatur was sold out. While the ones at Verti Marte are slightly different they are just as tasty, and being open 24 hours is a huge plus! After enjoying a "normal" one we went back and tired the spicy version, adn it was SPICY, but truly delicious. We will return next time in NOLA.
Great market that is open 24 hours, great food, they make it fresh on the spot, if you need others things for your hotel, you can get it there and you can also order food on Grubhub 24 hours a day
Favorite late night stop.. All that Jazz might be the best sandwich I have ever tasted. Tried the Ernie Powerhouse and it was good but nothing beats the Jazz. Always a wait and the small staff is amazing. Cannot wait to return!
All I have to say is get the All That Jazz! It is worth the walk and it is super gut busting. Next time I come to New Orleans, I would skip the Po Boys and come here for that massive sandwich. It's greasy and super hot, so make sure you find a nice place in the shade to enjoy it. Bring lots of Napkins!
It is hard to beat the sandwiches here. Unfortunately, there is no seating available, so to go is a must.
Ordered from cash area as soon as we walked in. I had shrimp po boy and hubby had muffalata. Loved the soft bread and remolaude. Wasn't a super fan of the coated shrimp. I personally prefer a plain fried shrimp with the flavor more in the remolaude. Hubby said the muffalata was good but too greasy and overcooked. Oh well...
This place is awesome, one of my favorite shops in the quarter. Their muffulettas are authentic, delicious, and massive. It’s a quick stop for classic New Orleans cuisine.