The Best New Restaurant in America is a Sandwich Shop in New Orleans | Bon Appétit

Take a look at America's best new restaurant: Turkey & the Wolf, a sandwich shop in New Orleans!

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The Best New Restaurant in America is a Sandwich Shop in New Orleans | Bon Appétit

[pennymetzger]

As a New Orleans resident I can confirm that this place is AMAZING. That cabbage salad is perfection.

[Sblodex]

I like the fact that he admits that he uses other restaurant recipes. Most chefs wont admit that and will try to take credit for themselves. What a guy

[bryantan]

This guy is really laid back and cool. Love his attitude

[bkeene]

The coolest thing about this place is the dude who owns it seems to really enjoy being there. Probably makes the sandwiches taste a whole lot better.

[MrAngryGnome]

I find this guy and his place a refreshing departure from the stuffy, elitism in many modern kitchens. While other places boast of being farm to table, vegan, organic etc, this guy says "hey, why can't food be fun. Why does it always have to be healthy, original, or fancy? "

[kelsiec]

Turkey & the Wolf is only a few blocks away from my house. My friends and I joke that it's like a second home! So pumped that they have been getting all the attention they deserve their first year. Kick ass food and good vibes all around ✌️
If you're in NOLA, don't miss out on Big Ass Pasta Monday or their Cabbage Salad!

[MrKeeganimal]

Got people here who can't make scrambled eggs, critiquing this man's business

[tosht]

Bon Appetit's best *new* restaurant lists each year are interesting with #1 often going to quirky, eclectic joints. It's their thing. It would be easy to pick an upmarket resto with a degustation menu destined for a couple of Michelin stars. Many would complain but most would get it. Instead BA once again goes in a different direction. "Turkey and the Wolf" doesn't make me do cartwheels but I'd definitely give it a try.

[badicusvibesimus]

This guy has such a great attitude. It's food, why shouldn't it be fun? Classy food has its place, but there's some art to incorporating all these "peasant" foods into something accessible

[alejandrovictoriaorts]

This guy was in true detective, season 1, matthew nailed it

[zafarmonier]

there are a lot of small shops like this where I live, so much fun to go eat there. A whole new experience and completely different from traditional restaurants

[mignaultj]

This guy is the boss and leader many more people deserve.

[tdolan]

If this dude met and teamed up with Max from Max's sandwich shop in London we would either have Armageddon or world peace. Either way it was be weird.

[MrSneakySunday]

I like this guy, he seems really genuine.

[BrandonDrummond]

Can we talk about the fact he was riding some sick skates! What's the deal with that??? 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[cigarexplorer]

Love New Orleans. One of the best places in the country. Gotta try this place next time.

[michaelbyers]

I want to go here because of his personality. What a funny guy!

[TheBoontu]

Ahh... my dream restaurant to own/work at.

[cj]

Is it just me or does this dude look like the modern day "mario"

[almostremembered]

Damn...I've watched this video a few times and just noticed the rollerblading intro. From a longtime rollerblader, I love that you captured this!