The muffuletta is the quintessential French Quarter sandwich. Created by Italian immigrants who came from Sicily to New Orleans, it tells a story of the American dream, but in a very delicious way.

Chances are, if you’ve been to New Orleans, you’ve tried a muffuletta — in a city known for good food, this classic over-stuffed sandwich is a true standout! Piled high with lots of showy ...

The Big Game calls for a Big Sandwich, and nothing fits the bill quite like a muffuletta. This New Orleans style cold cut and olive salad sandwich is perfectly suited for the hearty appetites ...

That’s when it hit me: This sandwich is the perfect two ... less gluttonous approach to understanding the muffuletta. Like so many of New Orleans’ signature foods—gumbo, jambalaya, po ...

Allow me to suggest the muffuletta sandwich. Its Italian flavors and celebratory New Orleans roots make it the perfect crowd pleaser to complement good times. Legend has it the muffuletta ...

the po'boy and muffuletta. The po'boy sandwich is considered Louisiana's most famous sandwich, originating in the city of New Orleans, this sandwich can be found almost anywhere in Louisiana.

Chicken cutlet and Southern-fried chicken sandwiches may be better known, but one regional sandwich in New York State gives ...

And it's still the star of the menu. Southerners are big fans of a good sandwich, whether it is of a mayo-laden tomato variety, cheesy pimiento type, or a New Orleans classic: the muffuletta. And you ...

This muffuletta shop wins rave reviews and fanatic fans for its version of the fat New Orleans sandwich of cured Italian meats, olive salad, and cheese. The iteration is so famous, it’s in our ...