The age average is probably 70ish. I've been here now twice as both occasions were gifted for my…read morebirthday. I still enjoyed my time each time even though we were probably the youngest as someone got my husband and I tickets here for my birthday the past two years. The music was fantastic and we saw the variety show and the Grand Finale show and I enjoyed seeing multiple genres of music. The lead singers and musicians were phenomenal, and I absolutely loved the costume changes. The outfit changes really held my attention and was a great part of the show. The food, however, was just okay. I wouldn't come here for the food alone, but rather for the overall experience and to do something different. The meal included vegetables, potatoes, mashed potatoes, spinach cheese ravioli, chicken Parmesan, pulled pork dish, and a pineapple fish dish. This was the same food both times we went, so I'm not sure if they ever change it, I wish they did for a change. The pulled pork and cheese ravioli were good, but I wasn't a fan of the other dishes. The chicken Parmesan was probably the worst I've had as it wasn't at all what I expected from a traditional chicken parm. Dessert is a slice of chocolate cake that's already at your table when you arrive. I did think it was a nice touch that they pass out foil before the show ends so you can take it home and not waste it. The recommended tip listed on a sign at the table is $5 per person, so in addition to your ticket price, expect to pay at least that much extra. Drinks are also not included, so that's another added cost. Overall, this is a great experience, more so for 50+ and would make a fun gift, especially for a couple looking to do something different. I wish they had a family friendly show where it encouraged families with kids as I could see my kids who love music at 2 and 4 enjoying the show and dancing! I sat about in the middle of the theater and had a good view of everything. I really think most seats will be just fine!

A full evening of dinner and a show for around $50. It's a great deal!…read more Went to see the Elvis and Friends show with an awesome group of people. You start with the buffet. There's a variety of food and it was all delicious. There's a few different proteins, this night was swiss cheese chicken, pulled pork, and beef stroganoff. The was roasted red potatoes and garlic mashed potatoes with gravy. And sides that included suateed vegetables and cheese raviolis , dinner rolls and butter. There was also a salad bar, but after a little bit of everything previously mentioned I was way too full. Had to save room for the chocolate cake. Then came the show. I never saw Elvis when he was alive, so I was excited to see this show. The guy does a great Elvis impersonation, taking you from the 60s Elvis, advancing to the Vegas Elvis era. And, since "and Friends", other folks in the crew did tributes to act like Bobby Darrin, Nancy Sinatra, Tony Orlando, Barbera Streisand, Melissa Manchester, etc. All people Elvis worked with to some level in his lifetime. Interspersed, was information about Elvis, the things he did for people, and discussions of the songs he sang. It was informative and very entertaining. The whole crew were incredibly talented at both singing and playing their instruments. The Silver Star also offers other variety shows, like a Country Music one, classic radio music one and a couple others. I had never been to a dinner theater before and really enjoyed it. If you're looking for something to do for a full evening or maybe have people visiting and looking for something to do, you should totally go!

My review is specifically for the upstairs event space…read more My wife and I attended **The Upsidedown Rave**, inspired by *Stranger Things*. We even dressed up a bit to match the vibe, and I have to give credit where it's due--the DJ was bringing nothing but heaters all night. The music was easily the highlight. The bar, on the other hand, was pretty underwhelming. My wife ordered a Tequila Sunrise that was unfortunately awful, while I played it safe with a bottled Coors. The drink selection felt limited, and the bartenders seemed fairly inexperienced. The turnout was respectable, and there was good energy throughout the night. That said, something about the overall atmosphere felt...off. Maybe Hollywood has completely skewed my expectations of what a rave is supposed to feel like, or maybe it was simply the smaller venue. Either way, I walked away expecting just a little more. Even so, the night accomplished one important thing: it convinced my wife that she'd like to go to more raves. I'd call that a win.

I'm giving Sunbar 5 stars because its overall rating of 3 stars is far too low. Sunbar is one of…read morethe few remaining places in DT Tempe where you can go to enjoy some great EDM DJs, have drinks, and dance!! If you understand that Sunbar shines for those reasons, you get it. I don't want to lose this place too -- after Shady Park had to close for BS reasons and most recently DarkStar has shut down. When the weather is nice, I personally prefer the outdoor patio stage over the larger indoor club area upstairs. The smaller patio just has a real cool vibe. I've been there for Sunday daytime brunch parties and the late night shows ending at 2am. Both are fun. Service is generally just okay, the bartenders aren't overly friendly but they aren't mean either. The security people can be a little rude depending on which ones you're interacting with. Again, not bad, I just know there are other places in the valley with friendlier staff. For a real treat, go when they have Sunday brunch bottles & beats-- catch Nathan Reeser & Andrew Hoffman making it dance-y.

I love coming to this area when looking for some authentic Asian bites and treats, they have the…read morewhole area set up to find basically any Asian sweet treat food and goods you need! Service is always friendly and prompt as well! And it's close by down town mesa area.

I have been to a few of these Asian Night Markets since the Asian Chamber of Commerce started…read morehosting them here in Arizona. For me, I enjoy the chance to engage with culture, eat a variety of foods, and support our local Asian community. These events typically take place in the parking lot of the AZ International Marketplace in Mesa. Several food and retail vendors fill up the parking lot with all sorts of yummy food and cool merchandise. There is also a stage with live entertainment. I recently attended the Kamayan Festival version of the night market which was part of the celebration for Filipino American History Month. I had a VIP pass to the Sapporo beer garden and enjoyed the perks that came with it. As much as I enjoy being a part of these festivals, the lines are usually insanely long. I come to these to try new things, but find myself getting discouraged by the long waits. I have learned the best time to come to Asian Night Markets is when they first open if you want to try a variety of food.

This experience was awful. It's really sad to write this review because we were so excited about…read morethis. But the script was awful, the acting was bad and the plot was horrible. We were not able to solve the crime because it was too complicated and the clues were not helpful. My whole table started off excited but by the end we were all bored and not paying attention. I would not recommend this dinner theater I would try another one instead. Not worth the money!!! Don't waste your time!

This was one wild night. I'm not so sure that this experience was *exactly* as advertised…read more... pretty sure wild costumes and cheesy jokes are definitely the norm, and I'm not sure about the claim about basing the storylines on true cold cases. However, that didn't make it any less fun. The actors were enthusiastic, the audience was into it (part of the challenge is figuring out who the cast members are and who is completely innocent!), and the clues kept us searching the entire night. We did successfully pick the killer, although motive was a little more difficult to pin down. The food itself wasn't the greatest - I had the chance to sample the salmon and the pasta, and I'd go with the salmon next time again. The pasta was slightly overcooked penne with what tasted like store-bought marinara on top. That said, you're there for the show, not the food, and the show was hilarious.

I came here on a Wednesday for the open mic night and thought it was a good vibe. There is seating,…read morea bar, and a stage with country vibes. The bartenders were both super friendly and everyone was very supportive of the open mic acts. I didn't end up trying the food, but everything I saw looked great. The ambiance is a mix between Buffalo Chip and Scottsdale, leaning more heavily toward the upscale vibes of Scottsdale. There is a parking lot with a good amount of parking. I was surprised by how small the restaraunt is size-wise, but it didn't feel crammed once you got inside. I could see this being a good place to come with friends or on a date night for a drink.

Servers were awesome and vibes were good! The music only lasted for a bit while we were there but…read moreit was good. I've been wanting to try this place for a while and their drinks did not disappoint. Thanks Horse and Hyde!

Hark, my man! Let it…read morebe known throughout the kingdom that Medieval Times knows how to put on a damn show. We went to the 6:45 tournament on a Saturday night for my nephews birthday, and from the second I walked into the castle, the energy was buzzing. Palpable. The wenches and barkeeps were singing, chanting and yelling. Children were running around. Birthday parties were everywhere. Young adults were drinking and carrying on. Some folks had even come dressed for the medieval occasion. But every man, woman and child in that castle had one thing in common: we were ready for the tournament. While we waited in the great hall, the people drank. They sang. They took photographs. They were merry. Frankly, it felt less like waiting for a dinner show and more like the whole kingdom had gathered because somebody was about to get their ass jousted. Then the doors opened. Into the arena we went, where we were greeted with excellent service. And I have to give Medieval Times credit for authenticity because some of these servers looked a little too much like they actually came from the medieval era. But friendly? As can be. And the drinks kept flowing. The Pepsi was heavy and sweet. The lemonade was tart, sweet and heavy. The tomato soup was, frankly, quite disgusting. But this ain't a food review. The Texas toast was excellent because nothing beats Texas toast, and the half chicken was moist with good flavor on the skin. Not quite crispy, but perfectly respectable. Besides, the feast is secondary. The action, my LIEGGAS. THE ACTION. Jousting. Sword fighting. Horses. Knights talking reckless to one another. The crowd screaming like we had personally pledged fealty to these men. Our section belonged to the Yellow Knight, so naturally we rode with Yellow. Or at least I did initially. At one point, the Yellow Knight, a rather swarthy-looking gentleman who had apparently grown entirely too comfortable with his station in the kingdom, began throwing roses toward our section. One of those roses went to my wife. Now. I cannot prove that the Yellow Knight specifically selected my wife. I cannot prove that there was intent behind the throw. I cannot prove that this man looked across that arena, saw another man's wife and decided that chivalry demanded he shoot his shot. But I know what I saw. And quite frankly, it upset me for the remainder of the tournament. I had been cheering for this man. Yelling for this man. Pledging my temporary allegiance to this man. And this medieval SOB repaid my loyalty by throwing a rose at my wife. Sir, have you no honor? Nevertheless, my nephew had a wonderful birthday, our entire party had a fantastic time, the atmosphere was electric, the service was excellent, and the tournament was far more entertaining than I expected and I had high hopes. Medieval Times is an absolute blast. Five stars. My only complaint is that I am reasonably certain the Yellow Knight was trying to steal my wife. HUZZAH.

Had an absolute blast at Medieval Times in Scottsdale! It was the first time visiting for both of…read moreus, and we had such a fun experience. Check-in was quick and smooth. We just had to show our confirmation email, and they gave us the accessories included with our celebration package before directing us to the line for our crown photos. There was a strong "livestock" smell when we first arrived, but it gradually dissipated as the night went on. The lobby is huge and has plenty of space to grab drinks before the show. We were running close to showtime, and the staff let us know that we could order drinks at our seats. We were then guided to our section and warmly greeted by the host. The service throughout the evening was great. It started with a selection of soft drinks, followed by garlic bread, tomato-based soup, a quarter chicken, potatoes, and corn. Another server came by to take our adult drink orders, and there was a fun variety of souvenir cups available to take home. The show itself was very impressive, featuring dramatic lighting, storytelling, acrobatics, exciting dueling stunts, and a beautiful flying falcon display. I absolutely loved seeing the elaborate costumes worn by the guests and all the festive accessories that added to the atmosphere. Dessert included a piece of cake and a Boston cream pastry. Unfortunately, I was already way too full to really enjoy dessert, but I'll plan better next time! Our photos we took at the beginning of evening were brought to our seats before end of show, which was a nice touch. After the show, there were plenty of photo-op areas to take advantage of. Overall, we had a fantastic time and would definitely recommend Medieval Times for couples, celebrations, or anyone looking to get out and do something fun and different. It was a memorable experience, and we'd happily go again!

Every theatre should be a dine in. Jimi honestly wanted to hit that button four more times but…read moreshowed great restraint. Jimi wanted some soda pop but also didn't want to have to go to the bathroom mid movie. That is the big flaw with movies theaters right!?! And the solution to this flaw is probably illegal. 5 stars

We used to love going here but the service has gone downhill and the place needs updating…read more Very slow and they only brought one drink (a soda), and we had to ask for the second one which then took forever. Seats can use updating as well, pretty gross!

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