| SONICS | Fast food outlets that serve Popcorn Chicken Po'Boys |
| SHOOFLYPIE | American food outlet that is stocking duck wing |
| HYDRANTS | Outlets that shan't dry out (8) |
| NOLA | City known for po'boys, informally |
| NAWLINS | Where po' boys are eaten |
| HOAGIE | Submarine sandwich associated with the US city of Philadelphia, PA, similar to heroes, grinders, po'boys etc. eaten elsewhere (6) |
| CHIPSHOPS | Fast-food outlets offering cuts of meat, including joints (4,5) |
| KFCS | Some red-and-white fast food outlets |
| HIPPIES | Fast food outlets barring first bohemians (7) |
| LOCALTAKEAWAYS | Way all oatcakes are broken at nearby fast food outlets (5,9) |
| CHAINS | Sequences of links, whether in the form of fast food outlets, house buyers and sellers, mountains, necklaces, shackles or strings of sausages (6) |
| ACAI | Berry that's trendy in health food outlets |
| SNACKBARS | Pick up tins (except in Kansas) in food outlets (5,4) |
| RECTA | Cater in mess for processed food outlets (5) |
| GNOSH | Il ___, one of Tony's former food outlets in Hollyoaks (5) |
| FLEURDELIS | Iris's French food outlets bringing in foreign cash |
| EATERIES | See a rite performed in food outlets (8) |
| SUBMISSION | Assignment given to a po' boy? |
| OKRA | Fried side with a po'boy |
| OYSTER | Shellfish in a po'boy, perhaps |
