What are the best ham dishes in New Orleans?

Based on diner recommendations, the best ham dish in New Orleans is at Verti Marte. We compared 5 restaurants serving ham dishes.

How much do ham dishes cost in New Orleans?

Ham dish prices in New Orleans range from $10.50 to $18.00 across 5 restaurants.

5 restaurants compared

Price range: $10.50 – $18.00

Avg recommendation: 96%

Based on diner recommendations across 5 restaurants:

Spicy Muffuletta - The Bam-Bam at Verti Marte, $14.50 (French Quarter)
Half Muffuletta at Central Grocery, $10.50 (French Quarter)
Deep-Fried Honey-Praline Ham Sandwich at Buffa's Bar & Restaurant, $11.00 (Marigny)
Muffuletta at Central Grocery — 99% recommended, $18.00 (French Quarter)
Muffuletta at Verti Marte — 93% recommended, $14.00 (French Quarter)

Scroll down for detailed comparisons, prices, and diner tips for each restaurant.

French Quarter·$

$14.50

The muffuletta with added spicy ingredients and a kick of heat.

Tip: If you like spice, this is the muffuletta to order. It's not overly hot, just a nice kick that enhances the flavors.

French Quarter·$

$10.50

Half of the original muffuletta for solo diners or lighter appetites.

Tip: This is the perfect size for one person — not overwhelming but still a substantial meal. You get the full flavor of the original without waste.

Marigny·$

$11.00

Deep-fried honey-glazed ham with melted cheese on toasted bread.

Tip: Order this at midnight through 2 pm — it's the breakfast sandwich that works as a full meal.

#499% recommend

French Quarter·$

$18.00

The original Italian sandwich with ham, salami, mortadella, Swiss, provolone, and marinated olive salad on a round loaf.

Tip: They make muffulettas fresh to order — there's no heat lamp involved. The wait is 10-15 minutes but worth it. If you're in a rush, call ahead.

#593% recommend

French Quarter·$

$14.00

The classic Italian sandwich with ham, salami, mortadella, cheese, and olive salad on a round loaf.

Tip: Ask for it hot — the warmth makes the olive salad come alive. This was named one of the top 5 sandwiches in America by the Wall Street Journal.