Tabla - Buckhead
Indian restaurant · Atlanta ·

Tabla - Buckhead

Indian restaurant · Atlanta ·

Innovative cocktails, duck confit samosas, curries, thalis

butter chicken
small portions
expensive
duck confit samosas
thalis
takeout
poor value
disappointing experience
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Tabla - Buckhead by null
Tabla - Buckhead by null
Tabla - Buckhead by null
Tabla - Buckhead by null
Tabla - Buckhead by null
Tabla - Buckhead by null
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Tabla - Buckhead by null
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3005 Peachtree Rd, Atlanta, GA 30305 Get directions

$30–50

Order delivery
Restroom
Popular for lunch
Popular for dinner
Dinner reservations recommended
Cozy

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3005 Peachtree Rd, Atlanta, GA 30305 Get directions

+1 470 410 2021
tablaatlanta.com
@tablaatlanta

$30–50

Features

•Restroom
•Accepts reservations
•Popular for lunch
•Popular for dinner
•Dinner reservations recommended
•Cozy
•Trendy
•Good for groups

Last updated

Jan 17, 2026

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Midtown Atlanta Indian Restaurant Tabla Opens a Second Location on Pharr Road in Buckhead | Eater Atlanta

"A second location of a popular Midtown Indian restaurant opened March 16 at the Modera complex along Pharr and Peachtree roads in Buckhead; owner Sandeep Kothary—who launched the original Midtown spot in 2013 and expanded its interiors three years ago—signed the lease prior to the pandemic. The menu largely mirrors the Midtown offerings but adds Buckhead-exclusive items such as rajasthani kharagosh (braised rabbit loin in a spicy tomato and onion sauce), baluchi murg tikka (spicy grilled chicken), and gobi mausallam (baked cauliflower in cashew gravy), served alongside well-loved dishes like duck confit samosas, butter chicken, and dal bukhara (ginger- and garlic-infused black lentils). Lunch includes thali specials, wraps, and salads. The space features a dining room, a large bar with high-top tables, a small private dining room, and a patio that the owner plans to make all-weather; the location is currently awaiting liquor license approval, after which themed cocktails (chai Old Fashioned, Delhi mule) plus Indian beers and wine will be available. Hours vary by day, masks are highly encouraged, and online takeout is offered." - Beth McKibben

https://atlanta.eater.com/2021/3/15/22331446/tabla-buckhead-atlanta-indian-restaurant-open-pharr-road
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A Second Location of Indian Restaurant Tabla Is Opening in Buckhead, Atlanta | Eater Atlanta

"Opening next fall in the Modera Buckhead apartment complex at the corner of Peachtree Street and Pharr Road, I expect Tabla’s Buckhead outpost to keep the Midtown menu—duck confit samosas, a variety of curries and thalis, and butter chicken—while offering a very different look and feel inspired by owner Sandeep Kothary’s hometown of Jodhpur in Rajasthan; the new space will seat around 85 across a dining room, private dining room, and patio. The restaurant first opened in 2013 at the 12th and Midtown development, serves both lunch and dinner, and Kothary says not to expect major menu changes despite the expansion." - Beth McKibben

https://atlanta.eater.com/2019/11/6/20951316/indian-restaurant-tabla-opening-peachtree-street-buckhead-atlanta
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2019 Atlanta Restaurant Openings - Eater Atlanta

"Restaurateur Sandeep Kothary plans to open a Buckhead location of his Indian restaurant Tabla next fall." - Eater Staff

https://atlanta.eater.com/2019/1/2/18165440/2019-atlanta-restaurant-openings
Tabla - Buckhead

Sydney D.

Google
Authentic Indian taste in any dish that you will order, have been here few times and never got disappointedly. Only issue is the quantity is very less and I mean very less because chicken appetizer will come in only 3-4 pieces. Parking is in the back and even the road side parking is paid but can be reimbursed before paying for the food

Sukhvir S.

Google
We went to this place for dinner and I will definitely give 5 starts. We were family of 8 people and were celebrating friends birthday. Food was delicious we had ordered Paneer tikka, lahsooni gobi, and papdi chat. It was very good quality and quantity. For main course we had malai kofta and Paneer biryani and Chicken Biryani. Both Biryani were very much flavored. Our weightor was Pandu and he was very pleasant and welcoming and kept so much patience with our order. We had ordered plenty of food and drinks and he didn't complain or made face once. Best weightor.

RAJAPUTHRA S.

Google
I ordered takeout from this restaurant and was really disappointed. I paid around $100 for 3 dishes and 3 naan, but the quantity was shockingly small for the price. My main disappointment was with the appetizer, which cost around $17 and came with only 3 small pieces of chicken, one slice of lemon, and a few slits of onion that’s it. The rumali roti was also disappointing its texture was more like a regular chapati than an actual rumali roti. Both curries had very little chicken: just a few small pieces in the Kali Mirch Chicken and about four pieces in the Chicken Tikka Masala. The taste was just okay, nothing special to justify such a high price. Overall, very poor value for money. I definitely wouldn’t order from this place again.

Tequia L.

Google
Food was great. Service was pleasant. I love Indian cuisine. We got seated right away. Appetizers came up fairly quickly and portion sizes were pretty standard. I would recommend and go back again.

Amanda G

Google
I visited this restaurant while in Atlanta for a conference and placed a to-go order totaling over $60. Despite being from out of town, I was told I could not wait inside for my food and was asked to leave. Moments later, however, a DoorDash driver was allowed to stand in the very same spot where I had been. This inconsistency felt disrespectful and unfair. As a paying customer, I expected at least the same courtesy extended to delivery drivers. In the attached photo, you can see the DoorDash driver standing inside while my reflection is outside. The DoorDash has been here for over 15 minutes and I’ve been here for at least 25. I am extremely disappointed with how I was treated and will not be returning to this establishment. I believe an explanation is warranted for this treatment-and everyone should be treated equally. Also, no napkins or silverware whatsoever- should have read the reviews. Flavor is just not there with the butter chicken no depth I agree with the other comment where it tastes like canned tomato sauce. This is nothing special. After spending that amount of money and the location, I thought the food would’ve been better and especially the service.

Klara L.

Google
I ordered the butter chicken for one, along with two pieces of naan: one plain and one garlic. The butter chicken was $25, the plain naan $6, and the garlic naan $7, bringing the total to $41 (w/ tax). Unfortunately, the portion size was very disappointing. There was barely any meat and not nearly enough rice to justify the price. While the flavor itself was fine, it wasn’t anything special—honestly, I’ve had better from Trader Joe’s. I understand that the main dish doesn’t come with naan, which is fairly common, but the naan portions were shockingly small. They were extremely thin and tiny, especially considering ONE piece cost $7. I have never written a review, but this experience felt like a complete rip-off, and I felt compelled to share. Do better Tabla!!

King

Google
My significant other and I decided to try something different for a change and being that I’m not from here, I’m always open to new things and cultures of food. After being seated I thought the atmosphere was nice, quaint and elegant. But I quickly realized after having our meal that the appetizers were far more delicious than the entree (The butter chicken was cool to the temperature as it came to the table & that was probably our 1st red flag) and My significant other spent the night tossing and turning as well as over the toilet due to having food poisoning from this establishment… Needless to say if you eat here be mindful and I hope that this establishment addresses these concerns for the safety of the future customers!

Matt J.

Google
My girlfriend and I had an extremely disappointing birthday experience at Tabla. We were seated indoors at what was clearly an outdoor metal table with a tablecloth thrown on it, too low/weirdly shaped to fit our legs under, shoved against a scuffed and stained white support wall in the middle of the restaurant. Not exactly welcoming. It took nearly 10 minutes before anyone even came to our table. When I finally got my soda, it came in a Hawaiian tiki cup…confusing choice for an Indian restaurant. We ordered the cauliflower appetizer and it was actually quite good. The Butter Chicken sauce tasted like canned tomato soup…no depth or spices. We asked to box up some leftovers, they gave us cheap plastic containers in a brown paper lunch bag. The whole experience felt careless and thrown together. We won’t be back.