TRIO at the Four Seasons Hotel Austin
Austin, TX 78701-4085
Phone: (512) 478-4500
Fax: (512) 478-3117
Ratings & Reviews Summary for TRIO at the Four Seasons Hotel Austin
What Users are Saying:
- Prompt seating
- Make reservations
- Romantic
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User Reviews for TRIO at the Four Seasons Hotel Austin
07/19/2008 Posted by lgbb
We went with great expectations, and left very disappointed. We made reservations for 18 people for a birthday gathering, and were provided with ONE waiter. We are a young group that enjoy a cocktail hour prior to dinner. The poor waiter could not keep up with the drink orders, much less the appetizers we ordered at the same time. After complaining twice to a host, we were told that they would get us a different waiter. We explained that the waiter was fine, he just needed help. As for the dinner, my hiusband and I both had steaks - mine medium rare, my husband's rare. Needless to say they were both overcooked and flavorless. The sides were fine, but nothing to write home about. And the final ticket came to $300.00 per couple.
01/29/2008 Posted by ndskarin
I took my husband there for his birthday, and I was disappointed to say the least. We started off with the hamachi sashimi (which had a VERY strange, rubbery texture) and the shrimp trio (the ceviche was great, but the other two items were underwhelming). I had the Kansas City Strip, which was pretty good, and my husband had the monkfish wrapped in pancetta. I honestly don't know how he finished it. It was overcooked and stringy. The sides dishes were good. The best part of the meal was dessert. We had the pear trio, and it was superb. All of the ice cream is made in house, and it's unreal. Wine list is extensive, but there's a 3x markup.
Pros: Ambiance, service, great basics
Cons: More creative food really suffers
09/19/2006 Posted by labradoodle
I just got back from Austin and had been looking forward to eating here for brunch. Citysearch implied that it's a reasonably priced meal. $48 for a buffet brunch (which included crab legas and champagne) isn't a reasonable price to me in comparison to other places in Austin. Not sure if there's a cap on the champagne or the crab legs for that matter. If you want a good priced buffet brunch, Moonshine is only a few blocks away. The food was delicious and it was only 1/3 the price.
Pros: They seemed to offer high end food
Cons: Citysearch should be more accurate in describing pricing
07/17/2006 Posted by bloom1004
This elegant restaurant also offers outdoor dining. The patio faces the lake, so you can watch the eerie but beautiful bats! There were people having a picnic on the lawn as well when we were there. Cool experience, beautiful sunset.
Pros: view, valet parking, celebrity sightings
Cons: quiet, not really the "in" scene (unless you're a Wilson)
12/21/2003 Posted by jmart1984
I highly recommend this cafe. It makes for a great date location for a special evening or celebration. The atmosphere is very pleasent and lovely. All of the staff is very attenive to your needs. I especially enjoyed the veel which I don't get to eat very often. The dinner portions are somewhat small but every bite is worth its price. Try the souffle. It is divine. Ladies...get your man to take you hear at least once if you are an austinite...its simply wrong to not go to Austin's number one rated restaurant.
Pros: Delicious Food, Nice Atmosphere, Good Service
Cons: Somewhat expensive, Small portions
03/24/2003 Posted by AN
I really enjoyed eating lunch here. Service was superb; wait staff did everything right. Although it was bit pricy, food was pretty good. And I really loved the atmosphere. It had a great view of the lake.
Pros: Service, Atmosphere
