Joey K's Restaurant & Bar

Creole restaurant · Garden District

"Joey K’s is a casual but lively neighborhood spot on Magazine Street best known for its red beans and rice, and second best known for its fried seafood. They offer an affordable fried soft shell, sandwich or platter, year round." - Clair Lorell

Where to Eat the Best Soft Shell Crabs in New Orleans

3001 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70115 Get directions

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