Something on the menu for just about everyone.Tabasco bottles on the table from mild to ohHe? ? no.Not a spicy or seafood eater, and I left full!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Christine Graham
Food was delicious.Had to wait to place order, because 1 person doing both take out orders and in restaurant.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Chicken and Sausage Gumbo, Crawfish Ettouffe
Ryan Ortega
Honestly…..some of the best gumbo I’ve ever had! But I’m a Yank, so what do I know.Better than any gumbo I’ve had at GS or anywhere else along the Gulf tho.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kelly K (HellCat)
The "cafeteria style" restaurant was unexpected but AWESOME! I had the red beans and the gumbo. The gumbo was fairly average but the red beans were sooooooo good! My bf had the stuffed fish, I don't eat fish but whatever it was stuffed with was delectable! There's a bloody Mary bar too!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Red Beans and Rice, Red Beans & Rice
Andrew Johnson
Never thought we would have the time to pass through, and was it worth it!! The Crawfish Po'boy was outstanding and will haunt our appetites forever. Take the 'Tabasco' tour and end it at the restaurant! 10/10
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Prepared with Original Red Tabasco Pepper Sauce, Crawfish, Red Beans and Rice, Boudin PO Boy
Eddy Roger Parker
Welcome to the Cajun culinary haven known as Restaurant 1868. Owned and operated by the Tabasco company, this restaurant at the heart of Tabasco's headquarters celebrates local Cajun and Creole cuisine with a dash of the iconic Tabasco hot sauce.Aptly named after the year of Tabasco's founding, 1868 offers a menu that perfectly complements the spicy essence of its signature product.Indulge in delectable dishes like crawfish étouffée, boudin, and jambalaya, all generously adorned with Tabasco sauce.The restaurant's competent staff, known for their hard work and positivity, contribute to the wonderful dining experience.Immerse yourself in the pleasant ambiance of 1868, a rustic yet elegant establishment unafraid to spice things up.Whether you seek nice service, tasty meals at fair prices, or a culinary journey blending comfort with elegance, Restaurant 1868 beckons with open arms.Just Like the Tabasco Country Store, you can visit Resturant 1868 whether or not you go on the Avery Island Fan Experience; but it is the last official stop on the factory tour.
Welcome to the Cajun culinary haven known as Restaurant 1868. Owned and operated by the Tabasco company, this restaurant at the heart of Tabasco's headquarters celebrates local Cajun and Creole cuisine with a dash of the iconic Tabasco hot sauce.Aptly named after the year of Tabasco's founding, 1868 offers a menu that perfectly complements the spicy essence of its signature product.Indulge in delectable dishes like crawfish étouffée, boudin, and jambalaya, all generously adorned with Tabasco sauce.The restaurant's competent staff, known for their hard work and positivity, contribute to the wonderful dining experience.Immerse yourself in the pleasant ambiance of 1868, a rustic yet elegant establishment unafraid to spice things up.Whether you seek nice service, tasty meals at fair prices, or a culinary journey blending comfort with elegance, Restaurant 1868 beckons with open arms.Just Like the Tabasco Country Store, you can visit Resturant 1868 whether or not you go on the Avery Island Fan Experience; but it is the last official stop on the factory tour.
????⚪️⚪️The Tabasco factory canteen!Their gumbo is honestly not bad, a super good roux and their rice and bean also nothing to complain about.Obviously the nice thing is being able to try all their sauces while eating.The place is like the rest of the factory in super clean Disney mode, nothing sticks out!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Sky O.
Enjoyed the tour. Food was ok. Special of crab cake and etoufee was reasonably tasty. Wife had nachos with chicken -- adequate. Price was fair.
I was expecting the restaurant to be more. Very plain building, you order at a makeshift counter and everything is brought to you in disposable dishes.That being said, the food was actually great. Some of the best restaurant red beans I’ve ever had, the chicken wings were seasoned and cooked perfectly, and my wife and kid loved the etoufee and gumbo. I’m 100% convinced someone’s Cajun grandma is back in the kitchen cooking everything.You’ll be underwhelmed when you walk in, but give it a try.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Red Beans & Rice
Arlon Foret
They do not accept American cash. They force you to buy things on credit no matter how much cash you have on you. Very Un-American and shameful. I will never return to Avery Island and i promise to never buy Tabasco products again !!!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Aaron J.
Food is ok at best. My biggest complaint is the staff. They don't do a very good job with cleaning the restaurant. And the young woman that talked to me was rude. I will not be back. This is not a good representation of Tabasco and if they got new management in here and I'm sure they could turn this place around.
Tiffany Hughes
Was expecting an actual restaurant, this was walk up order & food is brought out. Everything was in disposable containers. But the food was awesome & tasted great!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Red Beans and Rice
Lucile Chambily
We had lunch after doing the TABASCO factory tour. The food was good, affordable, and quick service. I highly recommend the Caesar salad with grilled shrimps, delicious!
Something on the menu for just about everyone.Tabasco bottles on the table from mild to ohHe? ? no.Not a spicy or seafood eater, and I left full!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Food was delicious.Had to wait to place order, because 1 person doing both take out orders and in restaurant.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Chicken and Sausage Gumbo, Crawfish Ettouffe
Honestly…..some of the best gumbo I’ve ever had! But I’m a Yank, so what do I know.Better than any gumbo I’ve had at GS or anywhere else along the Gulf tho.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The "cafeteria style" restaurant was unexpected but AWESOME! I had the red beans and the gumbo. The gumbo was fairly average but the red beans were sooooooo good! My bf had the stuffed fish, I don't eat fish but whatever it was stuffed with was delectable! There's a bloody Mary bar too!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Red Beans and Rice, Red Beans & Rice
Never thought we would have the time to pass through, and was it worth it!! The Crawfish Po'boy was outstanding and will haunt our appetites forever. Take the 'Tabasco' tour and end it at the restaurant! 10/10
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Prepared with Original Red Tabasco Pepper Sauce, Crawfish, Red Beans and Rice, Boudin PO Boy
Welcome to the Cajun culinary haven known as Restaurant 1868. Owned and operated by the Tabasco company, this restaurant at the heart of Tabasco's headquarters celebrates local Cajun and Creole cuisine with a dash of the iconic Tabasco hot sauce.Aptly named after the year of Tabasco's founding, 1868 offers a menu that perfectly complements the spicy essence of its signature product.Indulge in delectable dishes like crawfish étouffée, boudin, and jambalaya, all generously adorned with Tabasco sauce.The restaurant's competent staff, known for their hard work and positivity, contribute to the wonderful dining experience.Immerse yourself in the pleasant ambiance of 1868, a rustic yet elegant establishment unafraid to spice things up.Whether you seek nice service, tasty meals at fair prices, or a culinary journey blending comfort with elegance, Restaurant 1868 beckons with open arms.Just Like the Tabasco Country Store, you can visit Resturant 1868 whether or not you go on the Avery Island Fan Experience; but it is the last official stop on the factory tour.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Shrimp PO-Boy, Crawfish Ettouffe
Welcome to the Cajun culinary haven known as Restaurant 1868. Owned and operated by the Tabasco company, this restaurant at the heart of Tabasco's headquarters celebrates local Cajun and Creole cuisine with a dash of the iconic Tabasco hot sauce.Aptly named after the year of Tabasco's founding, 1868 offers a menu that perfectly complements the spicy essence of its signature product.Indulge in delectable dishes like crawfish étouffée, boudin, and jambalaya, all generously adorned with Tabasco sauce.The restaurant's competent staff, known for their hard work and positivity, contribute to the wonderful dining experience.Immerse yourself in the pleasant ambiance of 1868, a rustic yet elegant establishment unafraid to spice things up.Whether you seek nice service, tasty meals at fair prices, or a culinary journey blending comfort with elegance, Restaurant 1868 beckons with open arms.Just Like the Tabasco Country Store, you can visit Resturant 1868 whether or not you go on the Avery Island Fan Experience; but it is the last official stop on the factory tour.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Shrimp PO-Boy, Crawfish Ettouffe
Kid-friendliness: ? Si
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
????⚪️⚪️The Tabasco factory canteen!Their gumbo is honestly not bad, a super good roux and their rice and bean also nothing to complain about.Obviously the nice thing is being able to try all their sauces while eating.The place is like the rest of the factory in super clean Disney mode, nothing sticks out!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Enjoyed the tour. Food was ok. Special of crab cake and etoufee was reasonably tasty. Wife had nachos with chicken -- adequate. Price was fair.
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I was expecting the restaurant to be more. Very plain building, you order at a makeshift counter and everything is brought to you in disposable dishes.That being said, the food was actually great. Some of the best restaurant red beans I’ve ever had, the chicken wings were seasoned and cooked perfectly, and my wife and kid loved the etoufee and gumbo. I’m 100% convinced someone’s Cajun grandma is back in the kitchen cooking everything.You’ll be underwhelmed when you walk in, but give it a try.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Red Beans & Rice
They do not accept American cash. They force you to buy things on credit no matter how much cash you have on you. Very Un-American and shameful. I will never return to Avery Island and i promise to never buy Tabasco products again !!!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Food is ok at best. My biggest complaint is the staff. They don't do a very good job with cleaning the restaurant. And the young woman that talked to me was rude. I will not be back. This is not a good representation of Tabasco and if they got new management in here and I'm sure they could turn this place around.
Was expecting an actual restaurant, this was walk up order & food is brought out. Everything was in disposable containers. But the food was awesome & tasted great!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Red Beans and Rice
We had lunch after doing the TABASCO factory tour. The food was good, affordable, and quick service. I highly recommend the Caesar salad with grilled shrimps, delicious!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4