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    Murdered by the Mob Dinner Theater

    3.1 (96 reviews)
    Closed • 10:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Cuiyu W.

    We went on Valentine's Day and sat VIP next to Cookie and Rocco. This is definitely a unique and fun experience. The cast never broke character throughout the show/dinner. The food was good/decent for a dinner show. The service was professional and friendly. The widow was great throughout, the cop was hilarious, but my favorite was Rocco.

    Amanda K R.

    A happy accident indeed. Truth be told, was searching for tickets to one show (which was sold out) and managed to score a great deal on "dinner & a show". The actors are fantastic at keeping in character, right from your entrance to your departure. Hilarity ensues and even as you try to console the grieving widow.... the Italian charm (and curses) starts to flow as you find yourself being part of the play and famiglia. The music and dancing was worked in and gave everyone a chance to cut a rug. The pasta and chicken parmigiana was actually pretty good and the cream puffs are the icing on the cake. Two of the best experiences came out of this evening.... the first was sitting amongst heroes. A table full of service women (& 3 service dogs) who just returned from Afghanistan. The second was the photo ops with cast and meeting the owner and producer. This takes theatre to a whole different level and reiterates why I prefer the smaller venues and a passion for eclectic. Bravo all!

    The power went out not even 15 mins into the show and it made the already laughable show even more pitiful.
    Derek C.

    I see the owner's have responded. If they saw the pic I posted, they'd see that the lights are out and that we really have no choice but to eat the slop called food. The only reason my table "enjoyed" themselves is because what other choice did we have? And who the hell are you to tell me what to say and how to review? I call it like I see it and this place couldn't be seen with all the shit thrown in the face of its patrons. I'll definitely be letting everyone I know not to come here and waste their money. Thankfully plenty of other reviewers haven't had the rudeness thrown at them like I did for speaking the truth and not being paid to post fake reviews. Make this review 24!

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    Jimmy S.

    Hi all, (MY I HAVE A HEART, REVISED REVIEW) "Caveat emptor" (Let the buyer beware) Here's why... PRICING: Yes you get a decent deal via Living Social but when you call to reserve they smack ya with a $15.00 pp fee on top of your tickets. Not cool! (they claim it's for service fees and tipping). Other Yelpers have mentioned this, and I'm not only one FYI. FOOD: Basically they start you off with bread which I didn't get chance to eat due to the 4 pieces they and it was gone before you know it, Appetizer, is pasta in marinara sauce, followed with Chicken Parm with a tiny scoop of mash with a potato chip on top, (kid you not)... Was it bad tasting? no... but type of food you can get at a nice pizza shop for 1/3 of the price... DRINKS: Are extra and way over priced!, $11 bucks for a wine, $7 for a 12oz beer. ...enough said. SERVICE: Just ok not great, not bad that's all I can say about that. ENTERTAINMENT: The writing is bad, the storyline is bad and overall this isn't a murder mystery at all. Not a real "whodunit" Too much audience participation to fill gaps of weak show. Did i giggle a few times? yes... but can't say this a show worthy of all the hype. This show is off Broadway and it should literally be that "OFF BROADWAY". It needs to go the way of the dinosaur. Like one reviewer stated here you actually do feel badly for the cast, they try but fail miserably. Wife and I were tempted to leave before show was over, which we never contemplated ever in all our years of attending shows in the city. Overall conclusion: i can't understand how people can give any favorable reviews on this, so think hard and do your homework and you decide if you want to spend your entertainment dollar on this show. Cheers, Everyone!

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