Best Romantic Restaurants in Trinity Groves

Looking from the outside you wouldn’t even know it was a restaurant until you get into the elevator very unique walked into a very upscale movie like restaurant, we were impressed. We ordered the calamari and shrimp, halibut catch of the day and short rib, the food was excellent, our server Julio was very knowledgeable and pleasant. Thank you for your hospitality and helping us celebrate our 29th wedding anniversary . I recommend this place the service is outstanding. Love it!

Overall super solid and will return. Ken was our waiter, and he (and the rest of the staff) were really great. Thoughts on what we had: ▪️MANGO MEZCALRITA: expensive smoky orange juice ▪️ LUCA PARETTI PROSECCO: really good ▪️ PRETZEL BREAD: super cute and yummy ▪️ TUNA TARTARE: solid and would order again ▪️ CATCH ROLL: loved ▪️ FILET SKEWER: lots of good flavor, might get again ▪️ MEDITERRANEAN BRANZINO: didn’t finish and wouldn’t order again but probably personal taste here. The lemon was strong in the rice and the butter was def present with the fish ▪️ TRUFFLE MUSHROOM SPAGHETTI: super yummy, friend said shrimp didn’t add to the dish

We had a nice quiet evening for our Anniversary celebration. The restaurant also had an entire halal menu which is great for Muslims! The food was amazing, we had the fried calamari & shrimp appetizer, the stuffed fried chicken, the 8oz filet Oscar style, and creamed corn. Everything was 10/10! The restaurant has a cozy, romantic atmosphere definitely recommend it for date night vibes!!

It was a lovely experience with the polar bears singing. Service was a little slow, but other than that a fun time.

We have decided to make The Mexican our go-to for our Christmas celebration with one of our best friends from now on. We started at the bar for a cocktail before we were seated in the beautiful main dining room. Our server, Josa (sp?) was friendly, knowledgeable and fun. He pointed out the customer favorites for all parts of the menu. We started with ceviche and queso fundido for our starters, and we had the trio of enchiladas, the ribeye steak, and tacos for the main. We wanted to share everything and Josa did the honors of separating the starters and the mains onto three dishes. As we were finishing our first course, a tequila sommelier came to our table who gave us a mini course on the correct way to taste tequila. Free, interesting, and fun! We finished with the Quatro Leche cake for dessert which was delicious. All in all, one of the best dining experiences for me in the last three years. It’s not cheap, however. All in, dinner and cocktails were north of $700 for the three of us. But, we said we’d definitely do it again. Thanks all for a memorable evening!