If Medieval Times isn't already on your bucket list, it should be! I had no idea what to expect,…read moreand I ended up making a core memory. Where else can you enjoy a full meal while watching knights joust on horseback? From the moment you walk in, you're fully immersed. Everyone stays in character with medieval language, you get your own team colored crown, and yes, you eat with your hands - which just adds to the experience. The show is exciting from start to finish, and audience participation makes it even more fun! Don't forget to grab a souvenir photo afterwards to remember the night! Some people say it's a one time experience, but honestly I'd go again in a heartbeat. It was a unique and entertaining evening that I'd recommend to anyone visiting.

Located not too far from my family time-share in Kissimmee we went one night to see the knights…read morebattle at Medieval Times. We love this cheesy stuff and are all in while there. It's a lot of fun if you're into this quirky type of thing. They put on a great show and stay in character when you interact with them. The food is pretty good too and you eat with your fingers. Roasted chicken, corn on the cob, potato, soup, dessert. You can request utensils if you are not into using your hands. They also offer vegan and special dietary options. Full bar area for a cold beer or specialty cocktail before the show. Beautiful horses, falconry, games of skill, and well choreographed battles. It's an enjoyable experience for young and old. You can find occasional discounts on their website and sign up for their emails. We scored a nice deal on VIP tickets and had terrific seats close to the action.

If you're visiting Orlando, put Capone's Dinner & Show on your list! This was hands down one of the…read morehighlights of my entire trip, and I enjoyed myself so much that I would absolutely go back. From the moment I arrived, the staff was incredibly welcoming, entertaining, and accommodating. The entire experience--from the food and drinks to the singing, dancing, and storyline--kept me entertained throughout the evening. I even got to play poker and take a souvenir photo! It truly felt like a full evening of entertainment rather than just dinner. And let's talk about the VALUE! The price for dinner and entertainment was extremely reasonable, especially considering that a drink was included with the package. Additional drinks were reasonably priced as well, which I really appreciated. Now, THE FOOD! I ordered the spicy sausage zucchini pasta, and it was absolutely delicious. I honestly could not believe how good it was! We also received bread with olive oil, which was a nice traditional touch. Dessert was included as well--an apple turnover-style pastry. My only tiny critique would be that I wish it had a little more fruit filling, but that certainly didn't take away from the overall experience. What impressed me even more was the exceptional customer service. My phone died during the evening, and they were kind enough to let me charge it. Unfortunately, I accidentally left my charger behind. When I checked my credit card later, I noticed that Capone's had issued me a credit. I can only assume they noticed I had left my charger and credited me what they believed it would cost to replace it. That gesture absolutely touched me. They didn't have to do that, and it spoke volumes about the type of people working there. It wasn't just great service--it was genuine hospitality and thoughtfulness. That's the kind of customer care you remember long after the night is over. The entertainment was fantastic! Between the dancing, singing, the entire plot of the show, playing poker, and taking my souvenir picture, I had SUCH a good time. In fact, I enjoyed the staff, food, drinks, and entertainment so much that I left one of the largest tips I've ever given at a restaurant or entertainment venue. That alone should tell you how impressed I was! If I could rate the experience beyond a 10, I'd give Capone's a 20! Seriously, if you're in Orlando and looking for something fun and different to do, GO TO CAPONE'S! Bring your friends, bring your family, bring your date--just GO! Come ready to eat, laugh, be entertained, and have a genuinely great time. Capone's, thank you for making my evening so memorable. You were truly the highlight of my trip, and I'll definitely be back!

We were a party of five at Al Capone's Dinner & Show on September 6 celebrating an engagement. My…read moreaunt traveled from Ohio and was especially excited because she had been to Al Capone's several times over the years and had wonderful memories of it. Unfortunately, what we experienced was nothing like what she remembered. Our reservation showed a 7:00 PM start, so we arrived at 6:30 as requested. From the beginning, everything was disorganized. We weren't told where the entrance was and ended up at the back of the line. Once inside, we waited in another line for drinks. Then there was no clear direction for seating. An employee eventually took our party of five to a four-top before another server said it wouldn't work and moved us. Once seated, someone asked what salad dressing we wanted even though we hadn't received menus. I finally had to ask, "Do we get menus?" The menu listed Italian wedding soup, which I ordered. I was told they might have run out after serving VIP guests, but then I was simply brought minestrone. When I questioned it, the server acted like I was mistaken and said the wedding soup must have been on their "winter menu." He picked up the menu to check and discovered it DID list Italian wedding soup. This was September 6 in Florida. If you're out of something, just tell the customer instead of making them feel like they read the menu incorrectly. The appetizer arrived quickly but was cold. Then came dinner. I cannot emphasize this enough: this was honestly the worst food I have ever eaten in my life. That is the God's honest truth. I've had meals I didn't like, but I cannot remember ever having an entire meal this unpleasant. Nearly everything with sauce was overwhelmingly spicy. It wasn't one dish. The food as a whole was terrible. When you're paying for a "dinner show," DINNER is a major part of what you're paying for. By the time dinner arrived, our drinks were empty. No one offered refills. No water and no additional napkins. I eventually GOT UP MYSELF, asked for a pitcher of water, brought it back and refilled everyone's water. I also had to get our own napkins. This wasn't just our table. Tables throughout the room had stacks of dirty dishes while dessert was being served. Guests had empty drinks and dirty plates everywhere. It was chaotic. We were told they expected around 60 guests but received 129 reservations. I understand being short staffed, but if you cannot properly serve 129 people, don't accept 129 reservations. Cap the reservations. Being short staffed explains slower service. It doesn't excuse this level of disorganization. When the server told us we could move to the stadium seating for the show, I explained that I had to get our own water and napkins because nobody was taking care of us. He asked how everything else was. We told him honestly that it wasn't good and we wouldn't be back. After explaining the problems with the food and service, his response was: "If the food was so bad, then why are you taking it home?" Yes, we asked for to-go boxes because we had paid for the food. We ultimately threw it away. His response came across as rude and defensive. An offer to get a manager would have been much more appropriate. He encouraged us to stay because the show was better, but we were done. We purchased tickets for a DINNER SHOW. Instead, we endured a terrible dinner and terrible service and were then supposed to hope the show made up for it. We left approximately 1 1/2 hours early. This was supposed to be an engagement celebration. My aunt came from Ohio excited to share a place she had loved with us. Instead, all five of us left disappointed. Even the souvenir photo added to the frustration. We waited about 15 minutes to see it, and my eyes were closed. After everything else, I asked if they could at least give us the newspaper-style photo without the additional $20 charge. We had already spent approximately $149 and were leaving 1 1/2 hours early. I was simply told no. There wasn't even an offer to ask a manager. What bothered me almost as much as the food was the complete lack of concern or effort to make anything right. I understand staffing problems, bad nights and running out of menu items. Any ONE of these things could have been overlooked. But this wasn't one thing. The entire experience was disorganized from arrival to departure: confusing entrance and seating, no menus until we asked, cold appetizer, unavailable menu items, the worst food I have personally ever eaten, empty drinks, no refills, no napkins, getting our own water, dirty dishes everywhere, a defensive response when we complained, no manager and leaving 1 1/2 hours early. My aunt had wonderful memories of Al Capone's, which is why we chose it. Sadly, none of us have any desire to return. We expected a fun dinner show and memorable engagement celebration. It was definitely memorable, but unfortunately for all the wrong reasons.

Food is only ok. Service depends on who you get. Ambiance is appropriate for a comedy club. Always…read moredelivers on laughs . Don't ever buy tickets from any vendor besides the Funny Bone! You will risk not being allowed access. (Ie Stub Hub et.al.)

Came to see a show with my friends on a weeknight. The staff was very efficient and got us seated…read morequickly. We ordered a round of drinks and appetizers to share. We had the shrimp, buffalo chicken dip, fried pickles, and the spinach dip. We really enjoyed the buffalo chicken dip and the pickles the most. We had to beg 3 different people to get silverware and napkins. Once the show started, it was a little hard to get a drink refill, but that did happen. The food was very reasonably priced. The drinks were mostly reasonably priced. We will be back.

So this is the second time I have seen this show and all I can say is so fun! My mother is in town…read morefor a week and I asked her what she wanted to do while she was in town and the only thing she requested was Funky Monkey and the Drag show. =) We arrived around 8:15 and ordered apps and relaxed as we waited for the show to start around 9. They have a great DJ spinnin' a great mix while you are waiting. Since it is a holiday weekend (USA Party!!) the show was themed around the holiday, music and costumes! Danielle opens the show as she is the host and she is just amazing. Her energy and personality make you smile. As she walks around she picks on a few people, lovingly of course, and it's so entertaining. There are 3 lovely ladies that join her in her show and all do a song and last night she had another MC, both of them were great! The costumes were very patriotic and... well... very little amounts of fabric, haha! Danielle even sported stars covering her nipples as one top - it was so unexpected and great! If you have never seen this show, do yourself a favor and get a group of people and head out to have just a down right good time. Great food and a great show, what more could you ask for?

This show was fantastic! I went here with a group of friends and I had a great time! I went over…read morethe 4th of July weekend so Danielle and the other ladies went all out in their costumes! The energy was fun and full of laughs. Everyone involved in the show was dancing, singing, and involved with the crowd! I also really enjoyed the DJ they had there not only helping with the show but playing for us while we waited for the show to start. I definitely had a great time here and can't wait to go back!

Jenny is awesome!! She made my niece and nephews birthday amazing!! We share same name so that made…read moreit so fun!!! We had so much fun taking pictures for the birthday also with the fun ambiance!! Food was Delicious!!

Kristen was our server and she was amazing!! She made my niece's birthday bite enjoyable and even…read moretreated her to a sweet treat on her. She deserves a raise for being a wonderful human and for great customer service! Thanks again, Kristen!

I've had the chance to experience the Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue twice--once for my birthday and…read moreanother time with a group of colleagues--and both visits were an absolute blast! The energy from the performers is contagious, and they do a fantastic job getting the audience involved, making the show feel interactive and unique. The food was delicious, and you definitely won't leave hungry since it's all-you-care-to-enjoy. Everything was served family-style, and there was plenty to go around, making it a great value on top of the entertainment. My biggest piece of advice? Save room for the strawberry shortcake! It's the perfect sweet ending to an already fantastic meal. If you're looking for a classic Disney experience that's filled with laughs, music, and great food, Hoop-Dee-Doo is absolutely worth adding to your itinerary. While it's probably a one-and-done experience for me personally, I'm so glad I've done it--not just once, but twice. It's one of those iconic Disney experiences that everyone should try at least once!

Not sure what the big Hoop-Dee-Doo is... Unfortunately, the…read moreshow was more of a Hoop-Dee-Doo-Doo for me. Arriving in Fort Wilderness, the check-in process is very drawn out and poorly executed. It's amazing how simple every other restaurant in Disney can be. If you want your Annual Pass discount, you'll have to deal with a second long line. We were originally excited for a second floor seat, but the layout is just annoying. Swivel chairs line the railing, so you turn out toward the wall to eat and spin back around in a tight area to watch the show. The food could've saved the day being all you can eat and comfort foods. But the servers brought it out in the middle of the acts.. when it's pitch black and we are swiveled around... so it was cold by the time you were ready to eat. The all you can eat was accommodated by the server bringing out a full tray of each item and plopping down one or two items on each of their tables. The cast makes a huge deal with a musical number about the dessert... Strawberry Shortcake.. but it was honestly not the best dessert option. The show was definitely cute and old timey - with the whole place joining in a chorus of This Land Is Your Land and corny jokes, but I would highly suggest you leave as soon as you finish dessert. They hand out washboards and serving spoons to every table... which turns into a nightmare of banging and unnecessary showboating to gain attention from the characters. Was it worth marking off the experience? Yes. Would I suggest anyone venture to do it? No.

Tucked in the back corner of Disney Springs, it may be easy to miss. But I suggest you eat at…read moreleast one meal here. Rustic, old school, style bar feeling, big dining area. Food was cooked to perfection, service was good, and the price is reasonable for Disney Springs. Would certainly eat here before Planet Hollywood or similar restaurants.

Came here for a concert. The line to get inside was long, as we realized we arrived later than most…read morepeople (albeit we learned our lesson there), but it moved pretty quickly. The place was bigger than we thought, very spacious and clean. Due to being at the tale end of accessing the place we were unable to acquire any of the very limited tables or seating options and had to stand the entire time, which is what a vast majority of patrons were required to do as SOP. The place got very crowded for the show. The drinks were on the high side, albeit I had a few anyhow. The venue was well A/Ced so no complaints there. The few employees I interacted with were amicable. Would I watch a concert here again? Sure, now that I know what to anticipate and plan accordingly. It was a good (4 stars) time.

Live music and attentive staff. Never had food here but drinks and music keep me going back.read more

Tin Roof is a fun, lively spot that's perfect for live music and big groups, easygoing, energetic,…read moreand a nice escape from Orlando's unpredictable rain. The bartenders are excellent and keep things moving even when the place is packed. The food isn't worth the stop, but for drinks, music, and a good time, it delivers.

Don't know why they say dinner show in the advertisement, it's quite the opposite. There was a…read moreconcession stand where you can purchase over price pizza , hot dog , and pretzels but that's about it as far as food goes. As far as the show goes it was entertaining , little corny, but the kids enjoyed themselves which is why we went. But advertising as a dinner show was pretty deceptive.

While in town I attended the show with a friend. Have to say I was pleasantly surprised. The dinner…read moreand show are a really fun way to spend an evening. You can tell that the staff are having fun, which makes the experience enjoyable. Worth a visit!

What do we say about this place? The good: they have a lot…read moreof really cool games and have gotten some new ones recently. Half-price game day is a great bargain. We love that we can watch a game on the big TVs. Prizes are usually pretty good but require too many tickets in our estimation. Their food is pretty decent. There is always been lots of available parking, I've never had any trouble finding a spot even though I drive is so busy. The bad: someone ate half of our chocolate cake which we took to go. There was an entire investigation at the restaurant as to what happened and I still have no idea what the outcome is. The fact is half the cake was gone when we got at home. The crowds can be a little difficult to deal with. There's a lot of people in there just walking around also and not playing any games. Some of their recent remodels have removed large sections of games in favor of large interactive group style games. We aren't interested in those at all and preferred to have more arcade style games on the floor.

Here's a more polished, credible, and impactful version:…read more This was, unfortunately, the worst experience I've had at any Dave & Buster's location. The issue wasn't simply that my meal was prepared incorrectly--it was how management handled the situation. I ordered salmon that arrived significantly undercooked. When I sent it back, our server handled the situation professionally and was both courteous and apologetic. However, from our table I observed the manager, Dalton, visibly berating the server while pointing toward us instead of focusing on resolving the issue. No employee should be treated that way for bringing a customer concern to management. When my mother spoke with him directly, rather than acknowledging the problem, he insisted the salmon was properly cooked and suggested the issue was that we hadn't specified how it should be prepared. Salmon should be cooked to a safe temperature unless a guest specifically requests otherwise, and the photos speak for themselves. What should have been a simple correction became an unnecessary argument. Good managers de-escalate situations, support their staff, and prioritize guest satisfaction. Unfortunately, that was not our experience. To make matters worse, we never received the Power Card promotion that was supposed to come with the meal. The one bright spot was our waitress, who remained friendly, professional, and genuinely tried to make things right despite the circumstances. She deserved far better support from management than what we witnessed. A restaurant can recover from a kitchen mistake. It's much harder to recover from poor leadership and a refusal to take accountability. Based on this experience, I cannot recommend this location.