Trinity Restaurant New Orleans

I was very impressed. We had the wagyu meatball soup (not pictured but one of our best dishes), crispypork belly, fried Brussels salad, grilled romaine and the goat cheese and apple dessert. Really wanted to try the snapper and soft shell crab but we were stuffed. Also, judging by the delicious meatballs, the wagyu burger must be pretty great. Overall I can easily recommend Trinity.

Wonderful surprise. The food was outstanding. My wife had the chicken 3 ways (crispy breast, dark meat was made into roulade and sausage) and I had the rack of lamb. The chicken truly was the Star as I have never had chicken beat out a good lamb, but it was truly awesome. The rack of lamb was cooked perfectly and was nicely seasoned. I did not care for the cabbage that was served with the lamb, but I am all about the meat. Overall great food, we will be back.

Went with a group based on a recommendation. Overall good atmosphere and service but I can't say anyone in our 6 person group was blown away by the food. Menu was straight forward and rather short with only a handful of entree options and no specials. Usually thats ok if a chef decides to knock a few things out of the park instead of offer too much variety. Didn't really get that feel here. Not a bad meal by any stretch just not really up to par with the some of the similar resturaunts in town. I had the seafood lasagna and it tasted like a hodgepodge of cheap frozen fish without much character. Would try many other places before ending up back here.

The food is amazing. I got the braised pork and it was prepared very well. They also have excellent cocktails. I went there with my wife and that night, they were experimenting with new drinks on their menu. On top of that, service was excellent.

Below Expectations. I give this place 2 stars because of ambience and attempt at being upscale. We are a planned large group reservation that has been in place for over a month. The service is disappointing. The portion sizes are deceiving. Look at this wilted leaf for a side... I’ve been to plenty of nice places in New Orleans, this is by far the most disappointing experience for price point.

This place does a good attempt at being an upscale restaurant. The atmosphere and decor is good while everything else fails. This is a small restaurant and yet they couldn’t get the service or food correct. There was a few good dishes however generally disappointing for the price. Drinks: a person at the table ordered a beer, it definitely must have been freshly brewed because it took 50min and constant reminder. Food: ordered a seafood lasagna, salad, pork belly, oysters, crawfish beignets and chicken as a group. Seafood lasagna: while it looked like a hearty portion it was basically pasta and cheese, lacking protein and flavor. Salad: something simple and easy had a lot of wilted veggies. Pork belly: delicious. Oysters: definitely a must try and the only thing that was good. Crawfish beignets: just dough that wasn’t fully cooked and lacking crawfish. Chicken: does pink mean cooked? Overall for a meal that averages 40 a person this place lacked everything. I’d go eat Popeyes buffet for 10bucks in Lafayette. Whatever you do the butter and bread also is disappointing.

The Life Aquatic cocktail is delicious. I've never had sage in a drink before. Great menu, artisanal cocktails, friendly bar staff, and the place looks amazing. A classy oasis in the Quarter.

Absolutely delicious! Loved everything: from the design and ambiance to the service and of course the food!