They tell you that the whole muffeletta is good for 2...unless you are a quarterback, a whole muffeletta is good for 4, about 16.00. We took it back to our hotel courtyard but it's a short walk to Jackson square to stop and eat. When you walk in the smells are wonderful. You will be hooked, the absolute best cheap... More

What a fun place. A grocery store but so much more. The sandwiches are to die for, but beware they are huge and one feeds two easily. It's really a must stop in New Orleans.

Mufalata at Central- It's just something you have to do while you're in town. The first bite is all you need to take to know why it's famous. It's my new first stop when I come. Delicious, a quarter will fill you up, a half will take you down. I cannot describe how good they are. Grab a bunch of... More

We had heard that Central Grocery's muffaletta had gone downhill despite being one of the originals and certainly the most famous, but during a week in New Orleans we tried a couple different places and Central Grocery was, hands down, the best.

Central Market, an original Italian market started making Mufalettas in the French Quarter a very long time ago. The line often runs out the door, but just be patient, it doesn't take so long. We ordered the whole sandwich, split it and then took half back to the hotel. It was fun to grab a bottle of sparkling water, Zapps... More

I know this is suppose to be the "go to" place for a Muffaletta in New Orleans, but I was not impressed with the food. My muffaletta had one slice of salami, one slice of ham and one slice of cheese. This is not a recipe that I think should be heralded country wide. Very skimpy. I will not return.... More

I've read about this place. World famous Mufalettas in the heart of the French Quarter. I stood in line, followed the handwritten signs, waited my turn and ordered the whole Mufaletta-and a bag of Zapps kettle chips! The articles, reviews, and cooking shows were right...this sandwich is the bomb!!! We made a return trip the next day for a half... More

The. Best. Place. For. A. Muffaletta. This is the original spot, don't sweat the line and enjoy the after. Excellent.

We wanted to try for ourselves their famous muffaletta sandwiches. You hear about it from friends who visited and all the tourist books. It's a historic grocery store located in the Jackson Square neighborhood so it was easy to get to. The line was out the door but moved quickly and when we got our sandwich, we were lucky to... More