Tatlo
$$ • Asian, Asian Fusion
Hours:
240 Bourbon St, New Orleans
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Chef, T, & T were amazing. Felt at home with a welcoming hug from them. The best customer service and experience I've had in New Orleans. A must go for the witchy and even non-witchy. I just can't say enough good things about this place
The dishes were delicious and the drinks tasty! My favs were the Protection Noodz and Triquetra. The drinks we got had absinthe and were an interesting experience. The service was exceptional. The atmosphere bewitching!
Waited at the hostess stand if 20 minutes. So walked in to near empty restaurant 3 people at the bar and three tables being used. The hostess was rude. And said it would be an hour wait in an almost empty restaurant.
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| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 6PM - 12AM |
| Thursday | 6PM - 12AM |
| Friday | 6PM - 2AM |
| Saturday | 6PM - 2AM |
| Sunday | 6PM - 12AM |
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Tatlo, a hidden speakeasy located in the heart of New Orleans, offers an incredible dining and drinking experience. Housed in an old absinthe house with a history dating back to 1807, the restaurant boasts a unique and atmospheric ambiance, complete with leather couches, curio cabinets filled with vintage absinthe bottles, and a touch of alchemist-inspired decor. The decor is lovely, and the ambiance is beautiful, making it a great place for those interested in history, witchy themes, or simply enjoying a high-quality experience.
The menu at Tatlo features a variety of delectable dishes, with diners praising the quality and thoughtfulness of the food. Among the drinks, there are many absinthe options, including blue, white, green, and even red absinthe, which is newer according to the server. The cocktails, especially the absinthe-based offerings, are impressive and provide a refreshing alternative to the usual sugary drinks on Bourbon Street. Notable drinks include the Mata Hari, Toulouse Bleu, and Violet Crown Opal absinthe served in a flight, and the unique Protection Noodles, which are cooked with a bit of flair, like lighting the butter with fire in the middle.
While the service may have room for improvement, as some found it just okay or meh, the overall experience at Tatlo is one of relaxation and sophistication. The staff, including Chef and others, are welcoming, making guests feel at home with warm hospitality. The entrance can be a bit hard to find, and response to reservations may require some effort, but these minor issues do not detract from the enjoyable atmosphere. Whether you're a fan of absinthe, astrology, witchy themes, or simply seeking a memorable dining and drinking experience, Tatlo remains a must-visit destination in New Orleans.