Mother's Restaurant

Po’ boys restaurant · Central Business District

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The Best Meat and Threes, Hot Plates, or Plate Lunches in New Orleans | Eater New Orleans

"When Mother’s restaurant opened its doors on Poydras in 1938, the conventioneers who now wind lines out the door weren’t a thing. In fact, the whole CBD was a hive of local businesses and abodes. Times have changed, but Mother’s is still dishing a solid array of breakfast plates, po’ boys, and meat and threes at reasonable prices. Shrimp Creole, fried chicken, jambalaya, it’s all here." - Beth D’Addono

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401 Poydras St, New Orleans, LA 70130 Get directions

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