Olde Tyme Grocery was just a small introduction into the pallet of this Deep South state & I’m hooked. I wish I had more time in Louisiana, I would’ve come back to California hundreds of dollars poorer & 25 pounds heavier. I contemplated ordering one more (partly because I didn’t want to walk outside into the humidity), but I had a flight to catch. They hire 15 to 20 additional staffers to handle the volume. But during Lent, that number more than doubles. Our cutting-edge technology and commitment to great personal service ensure the reliability and transparency that our customers expect and deserve. Louis area, Ole Tyme Produce delivers the highest quality produce from local growers and farms. On a regular Friday during the year, they will typically sell between 900 and 1,000 po'boys, says Murphree. With nearly fifty years experience in the St. is drinking a Parish Pilsner by Parish Brewing Co. is drinking an Envie by Parish Brewing Co. I sat there for a minute, enjoying the small kick of spice emanating from the shrimp. If they weren’t so hot, I would’ve inhaled the Po’Boy in less than a minute. Olde Tyme Grocery has been slinging the specialty sandwich ever since. The Pub Top Rated Insiders Help Store Olde Tyme Grocery Sandwich Place. That texture mixed with the sweet, vinegary ketchup and mayo was truly a great flavor. The batter on the shrimp was lightly spiced and had a great crunch to it. The bread is a locally baked French roll with a slight softer crust than a baguette. Fried local shrimps, served “fully dressed” with mayo, lettuce, tomato, pickles, and ketchup. It’s a fairly simple preparation with an amazingly tasty result. The Crawfish Po’boy what made them famous in Lafayette, but it was out of season. I was told that The Olde Tyme Grocery shrimp Po’boy was the go to. The people working there were incredibly friendly, which added to the charm of it all. The building is a small & humble spot, with wooden furniture and sports memorabilia on the wall. Why is it popular during lent? Because on Wednesdays & Fridays Catholics abstain from eating meat, making Olde Tyme Grocery’s seafood Po’Boys the best option in town. Olde Tyme Grocery in Lafayette has the reputation of being one of the best sandwich because it’s popular with University students and a must for Catholics during lent.
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