We came for their classic movie nights that they do every other Wednesday…read more I was blown away from the moment they opened the door, the space is intimate and has an amazing vintage feel. We were sat and quickly helped by our server. Every thing we ordered was top tier, the drink was strong and the food was delish, my Hubs especially liked his Japanese Chicken. We watched Wizard of Oz, and it was beautiful on a big screen. The show comes with a short chat with a film critic, his words were very insightful and added to our appreciation of the film. I've already planned my trip for the next movie.

Cinegrill Theater was once called the Cinegrill Cabaret Lounge in the early 2010's, but the name…read morewas changed to indicate that this space would have a wider spectrum of entertainment such as movie showings. Now in 2023 performing La Cage, Drag Show, very loosely referring to the movie La Cage aux Folles. Announce yourself to the reception. Pass through a bookcase disguised door like at the Magic Castle and enter a crimson velvet tinged world of Cabaret.  Comfortable sofas for the big ballers while the rest of us are relegated to tall bar stools with no back. Don't get too toasted & sloshed or you could fall back backwards.  3 man band starts playing stalwarts of the American Song Book about 15 minutes before show time at 7pm. The doors open at 6pm. The 2nd show starts at 9pm.  You can order a short list of bar food, and there is a full bar, but obviously no loud blender to disrupt the show which runs around 90 minutes. So it is possible to dine before or after at French influenced Shirley where you get a 15% discount showing your La Cage tickets.  Then doing a post prandial libation at the Lounge or an alcohol based Milk Shake at 25° to make it a full evening at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel. Drag is a venerable art form. In Shakespeare's time, the Globe Theatre had only male actors so Drag was de rigueur as well as the ancient Japanese Kabuki Theatre which is still all male to this day.  Host Tommi Rose, 47 year Drag veteran originally from the La Cage aux Folles Night Club in the 1980's as well as at famous Finocchio's in San Francisco during the 1970's, does a flurry of 13 costume changes ending with a silver beaded dress weighing 28 lbs.  A Marilyn Monroe, who is a dead ringer to the original, performs flawlessly channeling her inner Monroe. Lady Gaga makes an appearance lip synching to songs when she sang with Tony Bennett. The in between acts had a "Cabaret" Berlinesque feel that Liza Minelli would have been pleased.  The Torch Song finale was a rousing, feel good rendition of "I Am What I Am" from the song originally introduced in the Broadway musical La Cage aux Folles.  It was a poignant song that makes no apology nor excuse for who we are. And that is the way it should be.  Enjoy the Drag!!!  PS Get rid of the annoying two pillars blocking the view of the stage.

Summary: Our dinner on a Thursday night was $149 per person plus $50 wine pairing. Excellent…read moreservice, unique experience with Tablemation, and great food! We ate very last crumb on our plates and left feeling full and content. Details... Made a reservation on Open Table for a Thursday night for our anniversary. Prices may differ depending on the day you book. I appreciated the whole menu displayed on the website so we could anticipate the 4 courses. We planned to arrive 30 minutes in advance as they suggest, especially in case there was traffic! We pulled into the SLS Beverly Hills and it's valet only. The cost of valet was $20 for 3 hours with restaurant validation. We entered the hotel lobby which had beautiful florals for a photo which the staff kindly took for us. Staff all around the hotel seemed especially friendly and attentive which we really appreciated as we had to ask for directions a few times to the restaurant. The "Wasp in the Wig" speakeasy is where we entered past the elevators and "through the looking glass" aka the mirrored room and entryway. We were told that although our reservation was at 6, they would seat us at 6:20p and to find somewhere comfortable in the speakeasy and order a drink if we'd like. We found a nice booth and we enjoyed trying the Gin Garden cocktail, closed our tab, then around 6:20p we asked if we should now be seated and they promptly led us to the actual Le Monde restaurant. On the way through the back of the speakeasy we're the restrooms which were huge! We were the only table for that seating time so it was cool to have the whole space to ourselves! Felt very special. The staff here was also so friendly and congenial. Everything was served promptly on very nice plates and every dish tasted really good! I was surprised by the tuna tartare and the dessert the most because I really enjoyed them! For the dessert there are floral notes like rose water sprayed over the dessert and lavender, and I usually don't like floral flavors, but this wasn't overwhelming at all and it was so good I ate every last bit! The macaron was so yummy too! I had the wine pairing for an extra $50 and the pours were generous! So worth it! After my cocktail and 4 more drinks at dinner I was feeling great! The Tablemation was cute and entertaining since it was something new for us. It filled in the time between the courses and made for some fun Instagram/TikTok content. Kids would probably find the jokes funny. If there was a new menu and Tablemation I would return with friends! Parking validation was done back at the speakeasy host stand and we also were able to get change for tip at the bar. Our car was brought around very quickly and we could pay the $20 charge on our credit card.

I do not recommend this restaurant. The service and food were awful…read more We were there 2 1/2 hours. Two of us had the Ultimate Tasting and 2 of us had the Tomahawk steak. The steak was the first item served. The steak was raw and was ordered medium rare and we had to send it back. It took another 30 minutes to get the salads and appetizers. Two of us had the Ultimate Drinks but that took very long to get. I didn't get my main dishes until 2 1/2 hours later and by then I didn't want to eat because I was exhausted from waiting so long. All of the food was cold. I complained about the poor service and was told that the kitten was short by 4 people. The bathroom was filthy. No toilet paper and paper towels. The waiters kept dropping and breaking plates all around us. You could tell the employees were pissed off. No one smiled or seemed pleasant to the customers. We were there to celebrate my son's 33rd birthday. All they served him was a stale chocolate cake that look like it was bought at the 99 cent store. We sat outside and there was poor lighting. We had to turn on phone flashlight to check the food because it was poorly lite. This only items that were good were the mushrooms, creamed spinach, and sangria. It was not worth the $400 we paid. I will never go back to this restaurant.

Everything was well-thought and the performance is great and automatic. I enjoyed how the night…read moreplayed out and how the facility is structured to serve and entertain the guests. Medieval Times definitely is doing things well. I went with my family and we all had a great time. The food was good and filled me up and to-go boxes were provided if needed. Drinks were priced reasonably and merchandise is readily available to purchase. The facility looks and feels in good repair and for how long this business has been opened, it looks good. Bathrooms were kept clean and are in working order. The arena is well equipped with sound and lights and I didn't feel like there is a bad seat. The performing artists were entertaining and gave us a good show! My advice would be to have fun with it, go with a group if possible and to dress up! Many people had the attire of the medieval time period on and they looked great! I would recommend Medieval Times to those looking for fun dinner entertainment. We all had a great time!

Aye, Miladies and Milords! Such a treat to have a feast while watching the knights jousting and…read morebattling one another for the queen and king and the crowds! We came here with the family and this was our first time experiencing Medieval Times dinner and tournament. We were so excited and didn't know what to expect. Get here early for ample time to park and check in! It was so cool to see some folks all dressed up for the medieval times occasion! You're seating to the respective night color section and that's the knight you'll root for. There is an assigned server for each section to deliver your feast: tomato bisque, toasted garlic bread, roasted chicken (by golly it was big!!), sweet buttered corn, herb-based potato, and super mini chocolate eclair, and a beverage of our choice. Overall the food was decent. I loved the toasted garlic bread, sweet corn and chicken. The chicken was well seasoned and not too dry. (I guess it could be a hit or miss based on some of the reviews.) The overall atmosphere is exciting, eclectic, and full of energy vibes. You're transformed back to the medieval times once the show begins! You have the perfect excuse to shout and cheer as loud as you want, you can hit the table as loud as you want, and you get to eat with your hands (no utensils!). So so fun! Overall a wonderful experience for us...and to be honest, this is a great place for gathering, celebrations, and special occasions for any ages!

My Fiancé and I love coming to this theaters for our movie date nights. The seating are comfy, the…read moredrinks are delicious. Customer service is good too.

Very disappointed with the customer service at iPic Pasadena. We purchased the front luxury seats…read moreexpecting a premium experience, but the seating arrangement was extremely cramped and uncomfortable. The seats were way too close together, and the person next to us had belongings spread into the shared space, making it very difficult to get in and out of our seats comfortably. Because of how uncomfortable the situation was, we decided to leave during the previews before the movie even started. We politely explained the issue to the manager and asked if we could either move to different seats -- even less expensive ones -- or receive some type of accommodation such as passes for another movie. Unfortunately, the manager refused to help in any way and would not issue a refund, exchange, or even offer courtesy tickets. For a theater that markets itself as a luxury experience and charges premium prices, I expected much better customer service. Other theaters like AMC are usually much more understanding and willing to work with customers when issues arise. Instead, we left feeling frustrated after paying for a movie we never got to watch. Sadly, this experience completely turned us off from coming back.

Everything from start to finish. Food and drinks was amazing. The shows that I was able to watch…read morewas amazing as well.

My husband (Dennis) and I have dreamt of visiting your castle for years. We were honored by the…read moreinvite, and we're not disappointed. Our waitress Marissa was phenomenal, the food food was spectacular. The interactions with the Magicians elevated our experience. Thanks for sharing your magical moments. Sincerely, Tracy Cartwright

Pros: *The food was very good…read more *The room and seating were comfortable *Some of the performers were very good *Nice atmosphere/interesting restaurant Cons: *A bit disorganized *A real need to have more direction for guests. *More thought on character and story depth needed *"Props" consisted of just scribbled notes on paper. Upon arrival, guest have literally no idea what to do when they arrive at the restaurant. No one is there to greet anyone, we were just left to wander awkwardly around. While it says the show is 7 to 10 PM we were unable to get out of there until almost 11. This really ruined our after event plans, as we had no way to gracefully leave. The show was running late (there was a big lag between the salad and entrée with no activities or instructions on what to do during that awkward lull), and when finally it was "solved" (about 10:40pm), the performers and host positioned themselves in front of the only room exit, so they could introduce cast members. And after that-then even though it was 10:45PM, while they were still blocking the exit, they opted to single out everyone who had a birthday or anniversary, and sing happy birthday not once but twice in Long form. We really wanted to leave, and it was impossible. I've been to many murder, mystery evenings, and never been to one that there were not props involved. Usually there are evidence Props placed all around the room and included on the evidence table with diagrams, etc. So it was disappointing that no real thought went into creating "evidence". For over $650 for 6 of us (we bought cocktails at the bar), and our after plans completely ruined due to us not being able to get out until almost at 11 o'clock, I probably would have given this a two star rating but the food was very good and the actors at our table were fun to be around.

We attended that murder mystery weekend at Hotel Canandaigua and it was so much fun! Our third…read moremurder mystery weekend - The food was great, the acting was excellent, and we were left guessing the plot. Highly recommend! I

Dinner, show and theater combined? Yes please. Everyone was…read moreover the moon and excited! The theme that we experienced was earth, water, air and fire! Every element had a theme that changes with each course. The menus included: Roots and dirts, hamachi, kabocha, eggplant and Paducah, tenderloin and mushroom, ube for desert! A neat experience but somewhat pricy considering all the extra fees/add ons and also tips and drinks were not included- the $200 food package does come with drinks (not even soft drinks). In addition, there was a service fee for each package that you purchase as well. Parking is a block away and no valet - plan ahead. We thought the food was just OK. Every dish was cold which we thought was odd. We had a birthday in our party and I even emailed them asking to see if they could put a candle on the dessert - they said no but they will be doing something special. I also noticed others who celebrated birthdays had happy birthday written next to their name - that was not the case in our party. On top of that, at the end of the night they gave us a bill for a meal that we prepaid in full. Overall, I was disappointed in the food - it felt like a dry/ practice run on opening day except the price did not reflect that. The staff was very nice and friendly.

This is an interactive dinner and show the food was great with a great presentation. Lots of…read moreflavor. The host of the show was also great service is on point. If you want a dinner and show this is the place to go.

I've been going to immersive productions for many years and Delusion is always a must see every…read moreyear. The locations, actors and experience are always top notch. This year's iteration was fantastic. Do yourself a favor and grab your friends and family and go Play your Part! Tip: Plan to get there early as parking can be challenging some nights. And Get the VIP pass to access special perks!!!!

There was $10 parking across the street on a Saturday night. Almost unheard of!…read more The staff was very nice but unfortunately, there was no complementary food or drinks, even for VIP. The VIP room was pretty empty as well. And you're not allowed to bring outside food or drink. Some shirts and hoodies for sale but pretty lackluster overall. Many people complained about the plot, but I went in with no expectations and had a good time. If you reframe it as you somehow fell into hell and need to escape, then you'll have a great time. Don't think too deeply. The actors, ambiance, decorations and room setups were well done. The ice room could've been colder with some dry ice. I do think it's pretty steep for a 35 minute escape maze and the behind the scenes was cool but short. The whole experience took us an hour, including bathroom breaks. I recommend going early because it seemed like the actors don't get a lot of breaks so I'm glad I got to see their more passionate acting when they're not tired yet. I think it's good to try once as a beginner but definitely more excited to try other productions like Willow.

This was my first time visiting Largo. The process of checking in and getting your seating…read moreassignment at will call then coming back when doors open was a pretty easy process. Once you enter, there are a few spaces to hangout before the show. The vibe was very eclectic - like I wouldn't be surprised if they had a tarot card reader in some dark corner (they didn't btw haha). There were a couple of cash bars set up. Everyone working at the venue was pleasant. The theatre itself was intimate in size. It was simple yet classic. They gave plenty of verbal countdowns to showtime. They have a strict no photos, videos, electronics use policy in the theatre during the show which was fine by me. I did drive up from San Diego solo to see Rory Scovel. He put on a great set! The vibe was great here. I met a bunch of cool people before the show. Definitely recommend getting a show in here.

Love Largo! I discovered this place years ago when Judd Apatow recommended it in an interview. A…read morelot of comedians come here to test out new material and it's an overall chill, vibey experience. If you like authentic, down to earth fun, this is your place. The inside is like old theater seating. Seating is usually first come first serve, so I recommend getting there early. I was front and center tonight and I couldn't believe it - very rarely are you that close to performers of any kind. Today was my second time being here. The first time I saw Judd Apatow and David Spade and friends - although I love them, Judd was going for a very laid back approach reading off of his iPad lol. Today I saw Vanessa Bayer, Kyle Mooney, and Jenny Lewis was her surprise guest! The show was so funny and Jenny's guitar playing and singing were angelic. There's a lot of food places in walking distance so you can grab your ticket and eat dinner before the show. Highly recommend going if you're on the fence! Try it!