Parasols Bar for Po-Boys and a Chat with the Locals

By Written by Tracy Gielbert on January 5th, 2010

Parasol’s Irish bar in the Irish Channel area (next to the Lower Garden District) is the epitomy of the local dive bar, but they have a large kitchen that knocks out one of the best roast beef po-boys in town.

Its interior is even less than “shabby chic” but the “craic” is always friendly and the jukebox can be fun if there is no-one to chat with at the bar.

The dining area is separate if you are just wanting to nosh down – Parasol’s boast the best po-boys and their gravy and fries are just plain addictive. They refuse to give me their secret family gravy recipe, but it will leave you licking your fingers.

Parasol’s have a great selection of ciders and beers, but they always make me a lovely pint of shandy (half lager, half sprite) which is cold and fresh against the food. A big jar of tabasco was handed to me this afternoon with my po-boy along with the the comment “man up!!”…

If you want to experience a piece of real New Orleans and meet the locals, Parasols is where to come. A fairly mixed crowd in general, anything goes!!

www.parasols.com
2533 Constance Street, New Orleans 70130
504-897 5413

 

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