About Po Boyz

Located at 16 Norby Road, Glasgow G11 7BN, Po'Boyz is an established American Diner, welcoming you 7 days a week with a wide range of American dishes and popular fast foods. We are dedicated to providing our customers with the best possible experience to enjoy finger-licking American diner options such as juicy burgers, freshly made sandwiches, perfectly grilled steaks, pizzas, authentic Jambalaya and tasty desserts in a safe & clean indoor space and of course our new outdoor sitting area.

We have a story about how we get our name. The term "poor boy" pronounced "Po'Boy" has originated from a New Orleans restaurant owned by Benny and Clovis Martin. In 1929, the Martin brothers, former streetcar conductors, took a four-month strike against the streetcar company along with their colleagues. During this time, the Martin brothers served free sandwiches to their former colleagues with the greeting "here comes another poor boy". Since then, the term "Po'Boy" has been used to introduce this historic delicacy.

We always care about our environment and only use over 80% recyclable packaging. It's through our passion, dedication and desire that our name "Po'Boyz" has spread quickly throughout Glasgow, and as a result, our amazing customers love our delicious burgers & sandwiches, special grilled dishes, pizzas, ribs and yummy desserts.

Every weekend our amazing customers love to come in, relax and enjoy a nice meal in a warm environment after an exhausting day or after they've been doing their weekly shop at Co-op Food Norby Road and leave with a happy tummy and a smile on their face. If you're on a budget, don't worry! We are a "bring-your-own-bottle" restaurant which allows you to bring your favorite tipple with you and all you'll have to pay is a small corkage fee.

To order over the phone or if you have any questions regarding our dishes, feel free to call us on 0141 334 77 99.

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