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Jonathan B.

Four stars for both the experience and food. We wanted something unusual to do and we had high expectations for 7 paintings in what was a convenient location. Initial impressions were very good -- low lit room with art interspersed. There's a menu but nothing to order except drinks. The koolaid was served in a skull glass but too sweet for my taste. The smoky mescal drink was good. The food was all solid -- nothing exemplary but nothing bad. Our favorite dish was the Banksy carpaccio but it might not be for everyone since it was veal. The Jackson Pollock vegetable painting was unusual and kinda cool but we wonder about whether the mats were sanitary. The staff were well trained and were helpful when we needed hints, although the main person had trouble capturing everyone's attention to explain the courses. The room is loud (hotel conference room). They charged us 22% gratuity for large party (only two of us) even though the web site said 20% but it wasn't worth complaining. It's a pricey experience but we're glad we did it.

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Adrianna T.

1/5 : Visually Interesting, Deeply Disappointing Execution My partner surprised me with this experience for our anniversary, knowing I love art as an artist myself. The concept is creative, but unfortunately the execution does not justify the price (over $500 plus an automatic 22% gratuity for just two people). Several courses appeared to have been sitting out for an extended period. The appetizers were soggy, and the second course lacked freshness. Despite notifying the restaurant well in advance that I am pescatarian, my dietary restriction was mishandled, and I was presented with the wrong dish. Portions were inconsistent (a single scallop listed as plural), and some courses felt more gimmicky than thoughtfully curated. One course consisted of lettuce and ramekins of purées, creative in theory, but not satisfying in practice. The interactive Warhol-inspired course was also mishandled, resulting in guests receiving the wrong dishes and diminishing the immersive experience. The final dessert was especially underwhelming: extremely thin cake, syrups, rice paper, and paintbrushes that felt more like craft store props than a refined culinary finish. I reached out to the company directly and sent a detailed letter outlining these concerns, but I have not received a response. The immersive atmosphere was further disrupted by visibly intoxicated guests nearby. Ultimately, the meal was not filling, and we had to eat elsewhere afterward. I've spent significantly less at Michelin starred restaurants with far better food, service, and value. This experience is not worth the cost. Do not go.

Gretel V.

We had an amazing time. The entire experience was fun, unique, and delicious. I typically don't like fine dining because it can become long and tedious but we were having so much fun that time flew by and we didn't even feel it. Although pricy we felt it was totally worth it. I highly recommend!!!

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Jimmy D.

This was an absolute joke and I feel that with a price tag of over $500 for 2 is an outright crime. It's a 7 course meal and my wife and I left still very hungry. This takes place in a hotel conference room where you sit on tables where 90's style projection screens shine on the table and project stupid videos on your placemat. It's ridiculous and kind of laughable. Overpriced and a total waste of time. I don't recommend this to anyone. Unless you want to spend $200+22% mandatory tip per person. Stay away!!!!

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This felt like a scam from start to finish. If refunds were offered, I'd absolutely ask for one. For a $$$$ "premium" experience, it was held in what looked like a random hotel conference room with cheap chairs not meant for a 2.5-hour dinner. You're also seated at a shared table with two strangers -- not exactly the elevated, intimate vibe that's implied. The food tasted frozen and reheated, the cocktails were overpriced, and they automatically added a 22% gratuity on top of it? Absolutely not. Extremely disappointing. Would not recommend.

If you have the chance to attend 7 Paintings, just don't. The 7 course meal was pretty good although did not need 2/7 to be dessert and it was definitely not worth the $600+ for 2 people. My hubby ate a slice of pizza after and some popcorn. Not enough food. They also dialed to notify us which of the items in the first course was GF. It was in a box that you had to unlock based on a code you got from shining a flashlight on tne table. Very gimmicky. Brilliant concept to have an art-themed interactive dining experience. Sadly, the execution left a lot to be desired. Horrendous talking g Mona Lisa with very boring content and boring animation. Very little art history. Uninspiring music. The projected graphics on the table was nice, probablye engaging for an early elementary school audience. Fundamental drawback was tne content, seemingly geared for 5 year olds with poorly executed animation and lots of gimmicks. If you have a ton of money to burn, this would be a fun birthday party for young elementary school children. The content could be re-written to a decent level of interest with a good prompt on ChatGPT in 10 minutes. No excuse for this dull content. Don't go if you want an intimate / romantic experience. My hubby unwittingly bought this as a birthday surprise for me, as did the other couple seated at our table. They were very nice and we enjoyed them, but it was not a private dining experience since we were seated very close to another couple at our table. It's hosted at the Ameswell Hotel, a stylish spot with a very appealing aesthetic and fun little nooks and crannies to hang out in. The restaurant Roger there is very good. Definitely recommend that!

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1.9(38 reviews)
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This is honestly so disappointing. I rarely angry review but this really bothered me. Ever since I…read moresaw them on IG, I was pretty excited on the concept of eating the movie. However, like others have said, I bought my ticket for a viewing in Feb, it was cancelled last minute and rescheduled to May. May comes and they cancelled last minute again. It's really frustrating that if you have known issues within the company, be more transparent and upfront about it earlier. The only thing they're offering is a refund, not even a coupon for later, which goes to show they're probably not doing another showing. So if you're in the Bay, I'd suggest not purchasing until they sort out their internal issues.

Been wanting to try out those interactive dinner films and there happen to be one in the Bay Area…read more We booked a reservation. With the package, it's a prefix menu and a drink to start (alcoholic or nonalcoholic). Depending on if you choose for alcohol or not, the drink item will also be the preference you selected prior so I thought that was considerate since my partner doesn't drink so the Rat Poison drink item was juice. Overall I enjoyed the dinner. Since this experience is catered toward taking pictures of each item, you do have to expect other parties taking pictures of their food. We got seated in the front so we did see shadows whenever people were taking pictures of their food but that only happened during certain scenes of the movie since everyone gets served at once. Which I thought was neat. The servers were pretty quick and timed each scene with the meal very close to each so it felt very immersive. Price wise, it's on the higher side so I would say it's definitely something to experience once. It is located at the hotel, but the organizers work with the hotel to validate parking when we leave.

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3.6(480 reviews)
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Pruneyard Cinemas is my favorite local theatre. Seating is comfortable, and the smaller size makes…read moreit feel less crowded than a typical one. Service is quick and friendly every time, no long lines and no hassle. They deliver food and drinks to your seat. Food is better than expected for a movie theatre, definitely a plus. Overall a solid, relaxed spot for catching a movie locally.

This used to be my favorite theater because the food you could order from your seat was top-notch…read more The menu is still better than most, but the vegan choices are pretty limited. I don't mind the lack of vegan options, but I do wish they'd fix the seats and tray tables as they're starting to fall apart. The seats are visibly torn, and the tray table at my seat was peeling. The bathroom was a little disappointing too, it was surprisingly messy for 12:30 PM. Maybe they're short-staffed? Not sure, but I'd love a cleaner bathroom experience. Aside from that, I still like coming here for a solo daytime movie date. I saw Street Fighter today and loved it. The seat was cozy, though my hair got caught on a few peeling spots. I also like the festive decor, they always do a great job of decorating the lobby for movie launches or holidays, it's a nice touch. The staff are super friendly too! On my way out, one person offered to open the door, thinking I was heading into the theater near the front exit. I explained I was leaving, and they kindly wished me a great day.

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What an amazing venue made even more terrific by the wonderful Mountain Winery Team. A special…read moreshoutout and thanks to Loretta and Kent for their hospitality! Looking forward to the next event.

This was our first time here. We came to see the comedian Jeff Dunham perform. The whole property…read moreis quite vast. It's nice and warm out in the late afternoon, but can get cold and windy once the sun goes down. They have two restaurants and a concession stand for food and drinks. For performance nights they open up a few bars. There are some spectacular views from different part of the property. I love that there are different areas to lounge and enjoy your food and drinks. The service is friendly and informative. If you're there for a performance you should arrive early for the best parking spots. Also be aware there are several steep inclines and declines on the property. If you have any issues with walking it might be a challenge as some areas are uneven. But they do offer golf cart rides to and from the parking lot to the main plaza as well as to the amphitheater. You just need to ask an employee nearby. There are no bad seats in the amphitheater from what I could tell. The sound is amazing, but can get loud for those sensitive to loud music. I would love to go back and see more performances at that venue and maybe try one of their restaurants.

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My mom and I had an awesome time at The Dinner Detective. We were able to score tickets for "Dirty…read moreMoney" for $103 including tax by perhaps booking around 2 days before the show - they had a "limited discount admission". Booking was super easy and I thought they provided a lot of helpful details in the emails they sent, for example parking prices, a hint at what the game would be about, etc. I thought all of the actors did a fantastic job throughout the night. The fake participant at my table did a very convincing job at pretending they were a participant and only one very small thing had tipped me off prior to bigger hints that they weren't a real participant, but no spoilers! The show was adequately silly, interesting, and kept moving. Sometimes, random audience members would be called to participate, but it was all in good fun. I really hope the actors had as much fun as the audience. There was also a prize for the top sleuth, so write quickly! We also actually really enjoyed the food! My mom and I both ordered the fish - it was a very tasty roast salmon with vegetables. We heard from the others at our table that the chicken was pretty salty and some people couldn't finish it. The tiramisu was also a pretty huge chunk and delicious. Not too sweet. The dinner was at the beautiful Marker Hotel. We definitely enjoyed taking photos in the hotel before/after the game. Also they had clean bathrooms. For parking, while they do provide parking prices at the hotel, mom and I were able to score cheaper parking elsewhere by booking on ParkWhiz. Overall, I would highly recommend checking it out at least once if you're curious what a murder mystery dinner may be like. I thought the show, venue, and food combination was well worth the price we paid. I would definitely go back to another show.

This is the murder mystery dinner, where the guests are part of the show and has to solve who the…read morekiller is. The dinner was actually good. The roasted chicken was the best. It was soft and tender. The salmon was a little fishy but very tender. The vegetarian dish was stuffed tortellini. The dessert was a tasty taramisu. The event takes place in one of the ballrooms at a nice hotel in downtown SF. The staff were all very friendly and attentive. I recommend this to anyone who wants to try something different.

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The show was amazing, we loved it. The performers were extremely talented and entertaining…read more The customer service was great. Super friendly staff from the moment you walk in. The entertainers, staff, band and employees deserve 5 Stars. We purchase the VIP tickets came with dinner, show, complementary champagne, and a poster. Seating: The VIP was barstool with back rest. Other tables had barstools without back rest. Our seat was on the runway. Parking: Available at Seaplane Lagoon ferry or street parking. Restrooms: Porta potties outside, kept clean and well supplied. With portable sinks as well. Not long lines or wait time for restrooms. Food: The heirloom tomatoes salad was ok. We didn't really care for it. Basic tomato cut up on top of ricotta cheese. The Bread and Butter was good. We had the beef bourguignon, this was good. The serving size was a touch on the small side but we enjoyed it. For dessert: they served chocolate mousse cone, I was not a fan of the dessert. Overall the salad and dessert could have been better. We also got a complementary champagne with VIP dinner ticket. Inside: I believe it was a sold out show but did not seem overly crowded and you could move around easily. They had merchandise for sale and art for sale throughout the tent. Bars: Two bars, one outside as you come in with limited drinks. Main bar inside with more options and mixed drinks. Drinks range from sodas, beers, mix alcohol drinks, and shots. They had a complementary Photo Booth area. They take the picture and you get 2 copies. The photos have an old time look. Our picture came out great. Overall, I highly recommend seeing this show. The show deserves 5 stars and unfortunately the food deserves 3 stars. This was our 1st time going to this and can't wait for it to return next year and do it again.

Very hectic, not focused, poor sound system for mics, no real storyline, a but like a dtrip club…read moreatmosphere, seedy, costumes in disrepair, the whole stick with pulling audience members out was cringe worthy. The tiny drinks are overprriced, We came for Joan Baez, who was dadly dressed up in some kind of old gypsy outfit, and only did one dong, very disappointing as it was the highlight of the show. Certainly not worth the price of admission!!

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