Parkway Poboy

The Thanksgiving turkey Parkway Poor Boy is back

This time, "dressed" means cranberry sauce, cornbread dressing and gravy.

by Mary Staes | November 6, 2018

You don’t have to wait for the day after Thanksgiving for that turkey sandwich. Every year, Parkway Poor Boys makes its Thanksgiving turkey po-boy every Wednesday in November, and it’s something we have to put in our faces and celebrate. ðŸ¤¤

The popular po-boy is first lined with cornbread dressing, turkey, whole cranberry dressing and then gravy from the turkey drippings. 😋 You can even “cut the line” like you have Beyoncé status (for a good cause) if you want.

Parkway is teaming up with the Al Copeland Foundation, which helps fun cancer research. Every Wednesday at the restaurant, you can get a $50 ticket that gets you one Thanksgiving poor boy with one drink and sweet potato fries, as well as the privilege to skip the line.

The sandwich is an explosion of Thanksgiving dinner in your mouth without the forced conversation with relatives you see once or twice a year. Yes, please.

Just look at this magnificence!

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538 Hagan Ave, New Orleans, LA 70119, USA
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Mary Staes

Mary Staes

Mary Staes is Digital Content Lead for Very Local. She works with our freelancers and crafts content for our social media platforms and website. Before Very Local, she worked with CBS affiliate WWL-TV as a web producer and weekend assignment editor for about 4 years. She has also handled broadcast coverage for 160 Marine Reserve training facilities while she served as an active duty Marine. As a native New Orleanian, she takes being "very local" to heart. She loves being intertwined with the culture and figuring out how there are less than two degrees of separation between us all, whether we're natives or not.

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