3015 At Trinity Groves

Great space for any event. Located in Trinity Groves amongst other restaurants, this space is often used for food battles and other guest chef related events. There is valet parking so you don’t have to brave crossing Singleton. Check out the website for event and rental info. Great for wedding receptions as well as birthday parties (I was there for one).

So… I am getting married! MP and I finally decided to ya know, do it. Anyway, I have had my eye on this place since it opened, I mean, we did live in the neighborhood for 8 years. So, I called and made an appt for Saturday, Aug 30^th at 1pm. That morning I got a call from Jessica who I had made the appt with, who said she would be unable to make it (no reason was given), but that the owner would be there and I would be in great hands! Awesome, no worries!
MP and I show up at exactly 1pm. Doors are locked. We wait and we wait. I text Jessica who I had spoken with earlier, confirming I had the time right — no response. It’s now 1:15pm and we see a guy on the inside, he comes to let us in, not saying anything. We asked him if anyone was there and he just shook his shoulders. Okkkkk. We wait until 1:25pm. I call her again, no answer… so I left a message. I told her we were going to grab some lunch next door and to please let us know when someone was available.
After lunch I still hadn’t heard anything, so we left. To this day, still no response… not even an «i’m sorry no one was there to meet you» email/​text/​call. Nothing. That was over 2 weeks ago.
What an incredible waste of time on our part. If doing business with them is anything like the simple task of making sure someone is there to check out their venue, then I would suggest looking elsewhere — or don’t offer your space for event rentals.

This is an amazing place to host an event. The event coordinators are really helpful leading up to the event, and the people on-​site for the actual event are amazing. The concept is a Chopped-​style cooking competition with secret ingredients that the competitors must use in their dish. You then race to the kitchen to gather anything else you need and begin cooking! Some of the ingredients are even freshly grown — like the rosemary. The chef then judges the dishes and provides feedback. While she judges, you eat a meal that is cooked by the chefs there — we did the BBQ one and it was awesome (cilantro chicken, herb salmon, etc. with dessert). Ultimately, the chef picks a winner and provides the winning team with certificates. It’s BYOB — but you drop off the alcohol the day before so that they can chill the wine/​beer and have it presented in a cohesive way with a bartender. It really is a quality event. They looked up the logo for my company and projected the logo without us even asking. Everyone afterwards was raving about how great the event was. If I ever have another opportunity to host an event there, I definitely will. The atmosphere is also really cool — twinkle lights and such.

I attended this venue for a private fundraiser event, The building is modern with a open layout that is large enough for a gathering of a few hundred people

This was the best event I have been involved in! We held a corporate team building event here, with a cooking competition. Amazing atmosphere, amazing event, great service, and well organized! Our buffet style food, was great, too. Had a blast! Highly recommend for team or group events for all!

My wife and I attended a banquet here recently and were duly impressed. It is a large open space in trendy Trinity Groves. The space is open and appears able to handle 100 plus attendees. The ambiance is contemporary and simple. Cooking stations line one wall where, apparently, cooking lesson are held from time to time. I would have, out of curiosity, appreciated additional info about the venue itself. Although I guess these days that’s what websites are for.
The banquet took place on a Wednesday evening and I was pleasantly surprised to find Trinity Groves fairly busy. Parking was plentiful although we did had a moderate walk from our vehicle.
All in all, a worthy addition to the blossoming Trinity Groves scene.

Y’all, I went to the best wedding shower EVER here!
The super fun couple had a joint shower and invited everyone to 3015 for a cooking showdown, a la the Food Network. We arrived, got to put on gigantic chef hats, and were handed aprons that later determined who our team members were.
There was an open bar and really yummy snack foods prior to the cooking. Jalapeño and artichoke dip? Yes, please! They also had a southwestern themed shrimp appetizer with guacamole in addition to cocktail sauce. My husband said it was really good.
Once everyone had arrived, we were divided into our teams and told we had to create a dish with four assigned ingredients. Five minutes to plan, thirty to get it cooked. The staff was incredibly helpful, conjuring up specialized ingredients and kitchen tools to help us get the job done. I didn’t hear a single staff member say «no» — they were all so accommodating and helped us get our chef on.
After we finished our creations, the hosts of the shower served as the judges. The rest of us got to eat from an incredible southwestern themed buffet. Delicious grilled veggies, enchiladas, and some assorted meat dishes that I didn’t have, but was told were great.
This really was the coolest shower. We didn’t know anyone other than the bride and groom to be, so this gave us an opportunity to quickly meet and work with other people at the shower in a fun, low social pressure way. The food and wine were abundant and delicious, and in all it was a great way to spend an afternoon. Hopefully someone I know will get engaged and throw another shower here STAT!

I attended a holiday luncheon a few weeks ago and was very impressed. The event space is open and airy, the food was fantastic, and the service was excellent. I am excited to come and try a cooking class at a later date.