NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — New Orleans is still reeling from the impacts of the ongoing pandemic, as well as the long-term recovery from Hurricane Ida.
On Friday, the organizers of the annual Oak Street Po-Boy Festival announced the postponement of this year’s Po-Boy Fest.
The event will be rescheduled for 2022.
Oak Street Po-Boy Fest organizers made their decision hoping to avoid adding any undue burden by convening a large group of people.
“We understand this news comes as a disappointment to many in our neighborhood and our city, but it is the only prudent choice given the circumstances,” says Oak Street Merchants and Property Owners.
Instead, the Po-Boy Fest team hopes supporters of New Orleans food, music, and culture, who want to sample some of the finest, most delectable po-boy sandwiches New Orleans has to offer, will instead safely patronize and order from these establishments:
- Ajun Cajun
- Ale On Oak
- Bienvenue Bar & Grill
- Blessed Sacrament St. Joan of Arc Catholic
- Bobby Heberts Cajun Cannon
- Boucherie & Bourrée
- Bratz Y’all
- Breads on Oak Cafe & Bakery
- Canseco’s Carrolton Market
- Crabby Jacks
- Crepes a la Cart
- Ms Dees Catering Cuisine LLC
- Gonzo’s Smokehouse & BBQ
- Goodfellas Seafood & PoBoys
- Gulf Tacos
- GW Finns
- Jack Dempsey’s Restaurant
- Jacques-Imos Cafe
- Jazzy Petes
- Miss Linda Catering
- Live Oak Cafe
- Mahony’s Po-Boys and Seafood
- Nola Boils Cafe
- Oak Wine Bar
- Oceania Grill
- Parkway Bakery & Tavern
- Pho Bistreaux
- Red Fish Grill
- Seithers
- Southerns
- Squeezy’s
- Trenasse
- Vaucresson Sausage Company
- Vincent’s
- Voleos Seafood Restaurant
- YaYa Comfort Foods