Restaurant · San Francisco, San Francisco County
About

- 6on the menu
- 46typical Sandwich Score
- 59best Sandwich Score
- Dtier, by the typical sandwich
| Type | Restaurant |
|---|---|
| Where | San Francisco, San Francisco County, California |
| Ownership | Independent |
| On the menu | 6 sandwiches |
| Breads | Hoagie Roll, toasted brioche bun |
| Menu read | 2026-09 |
Where it is
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Particularly interesting
- Pork Po'Boy (59): ingredient not in the pantry: Social Sauce
- Sausage Po'Boy (46): ingredient not in the pantry: Social Sauce
- Shrimp Po'Boy (45): ingredient not in the pantry: Social Sauce
The sandwiches
The typical sandwich here scores 46 (the median of 3 scored plainly). 2 items are listed without a number because the menu names them without describing them.
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Jackfruit Po'Boy 34 chaos (much of this build is inferred)
french roll (inferred from the name), cold: jackfruit; peppers; onions; hearts of palm.
Worth a look: ingredient not in the pantry: Jackfruit, Hearts of Palm.
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Pork Po'Boy 59 solid
french roll (inferred from the name), cold: roasted pork; social sauce; coleslaw.
Worth a look: ingredient not in the pantry: Social Sauce.
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Sausage Po'Boy 46 rough
french roll (inferred from the name), cold: pork sausage; social sauce; coleslaw.
Worth a look: ingredient not in the pantry: Social Sauce.
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Seaburger not scored: the menu does not describe a sandwich
toasted brioche bun, toasted: basa fish; lettuce; tomato; pickled red onions; pickles; social sauce.
Worth a look: ingredient not in the pantry: Social Sauce.
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Shrimp Po'Boy 45 rough
french roll (inferred from the name), cold: grilled shrimp; social sauce; coleslaw.
Worth a look: ingredient not in the pantry: Social Sauce.
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Southern Fried Basa Po'Boy not scored: the menu does not describe a sandwich
french roll (inferred from the name), toasted: southern fried basa fish fillet; lettuce; tomato; pickle; mayonnaise.
In italics: what the name implies and the menu does not list (po'boy as it is served).