An unforgettable fine-dining experience where staff like Tevin create birthday magic and service is excellent — but food quality doesn't quite match the premium prices. Oysters were disappointing, though the overall experience still feels special for celebrations.
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Read guide →Food & DiningAmazing birthday dinner and unforgettable service! We celebrated Shon’s 16th birthday at Tatu Restaurant on January 7th, and it was truly a night to remember. From the moment we arrived, the staff we...
We went to Tatu restaurant to celebrate my husband’s birthday. We had a pleasant experience at this amazing restaurant. Amazing service and a truly fine dinning experience. The waiter “Tevin” gave us...
Service is excellent. Food is good but a bit too overpriced. I expected to be blown away by the food for that price but it was just decent. Oysters were a let down, could only taste the batter. Had...
We had an amazing evening. Our waiter, Elijah, made us feel welcome and had a few surprises for us, that made the night memorable. The food and wine was of course absolutely delicious! Can only recomm...
My husband and I had dinner at Tatu during an evening stay at the Norfolk Fairmont hotel. The food was great and service was good. The cheese bread before the meal was warm with 2 butter options. Goat...
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