Enjoyed a wonderful five-course medieval dinner and show. The performance featured drums, bagpipes,…read morefire-eating, and lively dancing -- it was quite entertaining! Our main dish was a delicious pork knuckle. The venue was easy to find, and the wait staff were all very friendly and welcoming. We also enjoyed all-you-can-drink beer, wine, and nonalcoholic options. For dessert, we had a lovely slice of cake. Overall, we had a really enjoyable evening!

I have mixed feelings about this experience. I really enjoyed the food though at first I was…read moreskeptical of how the food would be. I got the pork knuckle for my main, we got some potato soup for appetizer and some cold meats as well with bread , there was some barley I think with some spinach items as well delivered to us and then for a dessert it was a cake or loaf. Overall I would say I would give it a 3/5 on food because it was good but some items needed more flavor like the soup. We tried to use the salad shaker but it was empty and the pepper shaker was just dried up that nothing came out. Seemed to be decorative seasoning. The loaf at the end was on the dry side and I couldn't really pin point the flavor . I really liked the pork knuckle which I never had but by recommendation of our tour guide he said that it's the best out of the options. He was not lying it was so tender and juicy . Resembled dark meat chicken but even more flavorful. On to the actual show , it was alright nothing to extravagant about it . They would come out with fights , belly dancing, fire breathing, there was a guy balancing items on a sword he was carrying by his teeth, a guy who came around to see if you could separate some shackles , bagpipes.. it was entertaining but I was hoping for something more dramatic. I'm glad I went but not sure I'd go again. I would recommend getting the pork knuckle 100%. Truly you're just there for the experience and it's 50/50 chance you'll enjoy it or not. I wish they would emphasize the fact that no flash should be allowed. It's so distracting during the performance and I'm sure blinding to the performers along with audience members. People would be getting up too during the performance and blocking what was going on. I do think it should be more organized but I understand it's a cultural issue. Some people don't see how distracting these things are . I also noticed that depending on where you sit you might not have visibility to the show. You can't really know for sure where you'll be seated so it's like you're taking a chance.