Trois
(404) 815-3337
1180 Peachtree St
Atlanta,
GA
30309
33.7873
-84.3835
Neighborhoods: Northeast, Midtown, Northeast
Hours:
Mon-Thu 5:30pm-11pm
Fri-Sat 5:30pm-12am
Sun 5:30pm-10pm
Price:
$$$
Parking:
Valet
Last updated 1.30.09
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In Short
The restaurateurs behind One.Midtown Kitchen and Two Urban Licks complete the dining trilogy with a three-story structure a stone's throw from the Woodruff Arts Center and the future Atlanta Symphony site. The minimalistic dining room is enclosed in windows and dressed in sheer curtains. A dramatic glass staircase leads to an upstairs event space and down to a more intimate lower-level lounge. The downstairs bars has the feel of an LA-modern, luxury hotel bar with under-lit aluminum floors, glass bar-top and a cocktail menu built with sophistication in mind. Executive Chef Todd Ginsberg repositioned the original menu by skewing the traditional with a few modern twists, but keeping the over-arching French concept. Buttermilk fried chicken livers and roasted duck breast with truffled chestnuts delicately play new vs. old. Pistachio creme brulee headlines a decadent dessert list.
User Reviews
chrisd37
November 17, 2008
I had the gnocci appetizer and the ribeye with gorgonzola dolce as my entree. The gnocci was beyond pasty and inexpicably had what amounted to five chicken mcnuggets on top of it. The ribeye was ordered medium rare and was cooked skillfully, tending ever so slightly towards medium rather than towards rare. The steak was actually not bad. The gorgonzola dolce, however, was totally wasted. It was presumably supposed to be melted over the top but was overcooked to the point of tasteless crispiness on top of the steak. I honestly was not sure what it was until a non-burnt spot here or there revealed its flavor. The steak, while good, was easily $15 overpriced. Perhaps that went towards the dolce that should have made the good steak orgazmic but instead fell flat. In speaking to the other members of my large dining party, it seems I lucked out quite a bit with the good steak. Nobody else I spoke to was happy with dinner. Service in bar downstairs before dinner was beyond slow and clueless to boot. Service at our table for dinner was, believe it or not, excellent after the initial clumsiness of what seemed to be a manager and a first-day-on-the-floor girl bringing us glasses of water. What I would recommend for Trios is that our server find employment at a restaurant more worthy of her skill.
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Anonymous
September 08, 2008
This is a great restaurant and very convenient to the High Museum and Fox Theater. The food is excellent and the service is very good. I have returned several times and highly recommend it.
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ImaFoodie407
August 01, 2008
I recently went on a date at TROIS and it was the perfect place. The French cuisine was simple and delicious. The atmosphere was sophisticated and chic. If you want to impress a girl, this is the ideal place.
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The Extras:
The Bar at Trois offers a casual menu with bistro sandwiches and raw seafood plates.
Save Money:
Trois offers a three course, pre-theatre meal each night for $30. Arrive between 5:30pm and 6:30pm to take advantage.
When to Go:
Throughout the year Trois offers a pre-theatre meals for some shows at the neighboring Woodruff Arts Center.
Save Money:
Trois is open for lunch, with a smaller version of the dinner menu (plus sandwiches) for significantly less coin.
