I have been a valued customer for over 40 years. Joe's (the owner) handling of cancelled shows due to COVID was unacceptable. something should have been offered to customers for the late notice and inconvenience. A free drink, discounts for a future show - something! Don't believe they care about their customers! read more

We have had season tickets for years and will continue to do so. Although every show may not be my cup of tea, I am often surprised by the ones that turn out to be my favorites. The stage scenery is inventive and well done and the actors are top notch. It is well worth the price for the season tickets, as it basically works out to buy one show, get one free. The food is always done quite well. I am not particularly a buffet person, but the food here has flavor, variety, and most importantly, isn't overcooked and bland. To feed this many people in a short time with the quality still being good is quite a feat in itself. We have never had issues with being seated, long wait times, or particularly bad service. We are also very aware of the logistics of, once again, serving hundreds of people multiple courses of food and drink in a very short time period, so we are also happy to cut them a bit of slack. It's a fun night out with great entertainment and good food at a decent price. We'll keep coming back. read more

This review is not about the quality of the entertainment or the food but of the attitudes of the owner to its patrons and animals to provide you the information to better determine if this business is worth your patronage. My wife and I had previously attended plays at this location. When we were leaving after the last play, my wife noticed several cats hanging out in the parking lot, likely due to the McDonalds next door and dumpster next to the wooded river bed. Over the next several months she worked with the Humane Society if Dayton to catch the cats, have them neutered/spayed/vaccinated and relocated to families. On multiple occasions the owner approached my wife and scolded her, insulted her and threatened her for trying to get the cats taken care of. He blamed her for the cats being there and threatened to have them exterminated. On the last occasion the owner approached me and scolded, insulted and threatened me as well as threatening to call the police; once again blaming me and my wife for the cats on his property and displaying a true hatred to cats in general. I did him one better and actually went to the police department to bring an officer back based on his threatening behavior but the owner had since departed. In the end, my wife and I, with the help of the Himane Society of Dayton and the McDonalds, caught and relocated up to 9 stray cats. The owners parking lot was cleared of cats but the owner still held venom to me, my wife and the cats. In our mind, just a sad case of misplaced anger with no care for the treatment of people and true hatred for animals. As a result my wife and I have never been back to this location and we hope that if you read this review you may think before you decide to go as well. read more

My Mom and I went to Shear Madness for the evening performance on August 24, 2024. We arrived at 5:30 p.m. and walked straight to the hostess stand. This was already a bad sign, because there is usually a line out the door. We asked the hostess if it was going to be a full house and she laughed and said no. We were seated and waited 25 minutes without a waitress or waiter coming to our table to take our drink order. I went to the hostess stand and asked who our waitress/waiter was and let the host know we had been waiting for over 25 minutes. He apologized and said he would go find out. When our waitress came by about 5 minutes later, she rudely stated that she was busy filling drinks and would get to us in a couple of minutes. Keep in mind, the theater was barely half full; they must have been way understaffed. After we received our drinks, we were not asked to go to the buffet until 6:40 p.m. At this time, most everyone had gone through the line, and it was almost time for seconds. The show was not good at all. The jokes were very corny, and the acting did not flow; it felt very choppy. We couldn't even make it until intermission, so we paid cash and left. We saw Wizard of Oz recently, which was great, so we were very surprised that our experience was not a good one for this show. We love LaComedia and have been to many shows. My Mom wants to give them another try and see Legally Blonde next year. I hope the experience is better. read more

First let me say the play was excellent, I really enjoyed it. I would enjoy coming back for another play in the future. If just for the play I would have given 5 stars, but as we know this is called "Dinner Theatre". Dinner is served buffet style on the stage and is done via first check in when the time comes. So basically if your table checked in first you eat first, if you checked in last well you eat last. There is time for seconds, but not many took advantage of this. I personally do not like buffet style eating so maybe I am the wrong person to ask about the food. (too many years in the military). So to start with you get water, tea, soda, or coffee at the table and they bring out a fruit bowl if I recall correctly. I don't normally drink soda and find the water here, well flavorful, yes that is it; it has flavor, when it shouldn't. So I drank the coffee, well sadly it was made with the water. Yep. I went down for the buffet and the food wasn't horrible, but it was far from amazing. It was buffet food after all. The best part of the buffet was the Norwegian Cod and the Sweet Potato Souffle, at least as far as I was concerned. But since I got other items on my plate to see how they would taste, well I was full by the time I figured out I wish I had only gotten those two items. Will I come back, yes I will for the play. I will make sure to check the menu out in advance to see what I may or may not want to eat before going. Keep in mind you are paying for dinner either way, so you might as well eat. Oh on a side note, drinks after intermission are no longer free, only water is; so plan to either spend money or have your fill before intermission. read more

So last night my family and I went to go see Shrek. We arrived at 530 and was taken right to our seats. We did not wait long for our salads to be delivered to our table. Our waitress was on top of her game when it came to everything. It was not till the second half of the show when our night went from great to bad. Right before the second half started general manger Dylon approaches our table very rudely told us he had received a noise complaint from our table. I was taken back by this because our table consisted of 2 grandparents, 2 kids 10 years old and 3.5 years old, and 3 adults. So my mother in-law went to speak with Dylon up at the box office. Dylan stayed Our complaint was a noise complaint", and I address all noise complaints. There were people all over the theater bursting out comments during the performance, people laughing, people clapping, but this was all in good fun and people were having a good time. In closing, there was no issue about addressing a noise complaint. I would just just expect this to be done in a professional manor. The manor this was addressed in was embarrassing and put us out on front street in front of hundreds of people. The noise complaint, I have thought about it now, and the only thing it could have been was my 3.5 year old son singing and clapping along with the musical. As far as Dylan the (general manager) goes, a little bit of professionalism goes along way, don't just jump to conclusions and chew one customer out to make another customer happy. read more

UPDATE 6/28/19: We are currently three or four shows into our season membership. Everything is just okay--giving it 3 stars. The shows are sometimes spot on and others are not. Again, okay performances, okay food, okay seats. Unfortunately, we had a bad experience last night when we saw Shrek. We got there at six and the line to get in the theater was wrapped around the building (it did move fast though). It took them 47 minutes to bring us our salads, as we sat and waited. We had to go find a manager and ask, as everyone around us had already eaten their salads (even though we arrived early). Of course, as soon as they dropped off the salads, we were invited to the buffet. Somehow we were forgotten. We barely saw our waitress. We asked for a refill on our waters before the show started, and she never returned. We asked about our salads, she never returned. We also had a huge mess of food on our table during the show. We were hoping those would be cleared before the show started. I was also very disappointed that the show started 30 minutes later than what they had said. The curtain rose at 8:03 (for a 7:30 show time start). The show was super, super long. It was OK, but definitely things needed to be tightened up. I don't think the intermission was 15 minutes, as it seemed much longer. I did not leave my seat to go home until 11:00pm. We asked the box office the running time, and she told us the first act was an hour and fifteen minutes, and the second act was an hour and five minutes-- that was two hours and 20 minutes, so I'm not exactly sure how it ended up being three hours. That's a late night for that old of a crowd!! Perhaps the house manager was on vacation or perhaps the stage manager was busy with another problem, but I think starting the show on time-- especially knowing that this one is a longer show--would have helped. Everyone around me was complaining how hot it was in the theater, and we were all confused. It just seemed like a very confusing and odd experience overall. That was our first Thursday night show-- maybe things are put together a bit better on the weekends. Again-- it's wonderful to have a dinner theater close to the Cincinnati area. Our experiences have very hit or miss over the past year. Looking forward to seeing the kinks worked out! read more

I am highly disappointed with the performance of Beauty and the Beast. The sexual innuendos throughout the performance and tight clothing on the mens pants we uncalled for. A scene which was clearly added and not in the original movie was Gaston bragging to the women flirting with him that even though he might marry Belle, he could still have rendezvous with them. I attended with 5 other adults and none of us liked the show. Thankfully I did not have my grandchildren with me, because if so we would have left within a few minutes of the show starting. The good thing was our show got cancelled at intermission because of production trouble and we were all glad to leave. I am giving you 3 stars because the food was delicious. read more

My family has been going to la comedia on and off for several years and it never fails to create a positive memory for our family. Our server Molly was extremely attentive and the food was hot and good to eat. The show, white Christmas, hit all the classic songs while adding some witty moments. Overall a great experience that I would recommend to anyone looking for an activity for the holiday season. read more

So very disappointed. For $80 a person meal was Gordon Food Service type food. Cabbage was mushy with no seasoning, chicken was dried out, noodles were not fully cooked. Another couple and us went and we were all extremely disappointed. All of the food was luke warm. Would not recommend. read more

I am reviewing this so low because back when the pandemic happened, our anniversary was scheduled here for about a week after they closed (We had put about $85 in for this as well as the buy one get one card for the year, so all around $100). They credited our account and never told us that there would be an expiration date of such or let us know after the fact when they determined what that date would be. I sent an email this week to ask to apply the credit (even though it supposedly had expired) to our account to see Cinderella. So far, I have not gotten any response back in 3 business days. I am very disappointed as we regularly would buy the buy one get one cards for this venue. I have been here 5 or 6 times at least. I honestly don't know if I will ever go back if they don't see a reason to even respond to a regular customer. read more

To begin with they argued with me over handicap parking, no sticker but I have handicap license plates, I asked for a refund suddenly it was ok to park. Food was tasteless no seasoning, most of the people were from retirement homes. Intermission at least a dozen people left, sound system was terrible their 48th season and it looks like it is 48 years old inside. Almost $160 for two people, place is just terrible. Just say no and stay away, not worth the argument, food, show, and customer service read more

My family and I have been coming to LaComedia for almost as long as I can remember (age 6-8, somewhere in there) and it was always a fun experience to get dressed up and watch the actors and actresses sing and dance after a delicious dinner. My grandmother would buy season tickets and several shows she would take all the grandchildren and rotate us through the other shows. This happened all the way until I turned 18 or 19. I unfortunately couldn't say when exactly the last time had been since I've returned as we did attend shows sporadically after that time. But for Christmas 2019 my mother surprised me and my husband with season tickets for the 2020 season. Last night (February 1st) we attended "Nunsense" and almost everything was exactly as I remembered, i was deeply disappointed however in the lack of formality from the other patrons as many showed up in hoodies and jeans but that is up to the individual. I was disappointed in the wait staff to a degree, they seemed very short staffed as our waiter was in charge of 3 tiers of tables and with that, appetizers were neglected (was never able to even order) and drinks were often empty after a long wait period to order them. But otherwise the dinner was wonderful. The performance and sets were wonderful as well however after we were discussing on the way home and found that there were many moments we both agreed that the songs and speech could not be understood and often times it sounded as though the microphones were cutting out or acoustics were off causing garbled song/speech. Despite some shortfalls I cannot wait to attend the remaining shows and begin to re-expirence the magic live performances leave with you! read more

I came here for mine and my best friends graduation party and my waitress, Teressa who wears beautiful bandanas, was SO AMAZING! She was kind, patient, empathetic, and very efficient. This was the greatest experience I have ever had with any kind of food staff. She was the best! Love her service! read more

I have been coming to La Comedia many times over the past 15 years and its rather disappointing to see just how stuck in time this place is. The same menu has been served up over and over and the costumes and props are also dated and used time and time again. I was especially disappointed during my most recent visit when the staff just didn't have it together. They ran out of plates on the Buffett and the line wrapped around up the stairs and through the back of the theater. Not to mention the struggle to keep the food on the buffet stocked and hot. Hot mess all around read more

We came here with a large group and it was my first and last time going. I will say that it's a 2 hour drive for us and it was for a family outing, I hoped it would be somewhat worth the 2 hour drive but it really wasn't. Our waitress was not very good, she stepped on my boyfriend's foot the entire time she took our drink orders and knocked him in the head with the tray once - she did not apologize or seem to even notice. She also touched the water pitcher to every glass she poured, I've been serving/bartending for 6 years and that is something you should learn not to do on day 1. She also made an odd comment at one point about how "someone here wrecked her marriage" and is looking for a new ex husband. Which was just strange, she hadn't really talked to us and wasn't particularly friendly so none of us knew how to react. The food was what I consider to be cafeteria food. Which is alright with me, but it should not be advertised as "fine dining" As far as the show goes, I was not impressed in the slightest. I don't want to just trash the performers but the high school in my hometown does far better performances every year. There were a couple young kids in our group and it was Elf The Musical so they enjoyed it but any adult that enjoys musical theater and has seen their fair share of shows will be underwhelmed. read more

Went there for Sunday brunch White Christmas. The time to stand was way too long. Since we were the second to last to be seated we were the second to last to eat. We'll, the food wasn't as good as I remember from several years ago. Being toward the last to eat meant the pans of food were somewhat on the empty side. The chicken and fish weren't too bad. The ham was pretty good. The sweet potato was good but I could only scrape out about two tablespoons. Not sure if I would go back read more

La Comedia is a very interesting experience. Perhaps I should preface this with the fact that I am from Chicago. Vary rarely do I ever feel snobby but that is how I felt during my experience here. La Comedia provides dinner and a play. We all got dressed up for a nice night time event. Tickets are around $70 so this is not a cheap "let's give this a try" kind of thing. Upon, arrival we didn't have problems parking as there are plenty available spots. As we walked up to the building I saw many people that looked similar to us. Dressed nicely and ready for a fine dinner and play. They offer coat check for a small fee and check your party name similar to a restaurant with the hostess directing you to your table. This is when things began to change. I started seeing people who were not so dressed up. Not a big deal. As we approached our table I kind of felt like I was at OCB or Olive Garden. We had table place mats, they offered a basket of packaged crackers and small bread sticks. Fine, this is not a problem. We were seated and asked if we wanted anything to drink. From here you wait to be served your dinner, or so I thought. The food is served buffet style. Cool. You are served in the order that you arrive, or so they say. Once it was our turn we went down the aisle and got in line to serve ourselves some food. Strange strange strange. This was not the experience I was expecting. The food was just eh and that is saying a lot for me as I usually don't complain about what is on my plate. But, the corn was inedible to me, I never leave food on my plate. The experience was just really confusing for me. At times I felt like we were out for a nice night in our fancy dress and the other times I felt like I had to hurry back to the buffet to get some extra mac & cheese before someone's 8 year old took the rest. Again, I have no problem with this, I am a people person. I was just under the impression that we were in for a much more formal night. I won't elaborate much more. The theatre area is stadium style so there are not really any bad seats. The play itself was questionable, we saw Miracle on 34th street. I won't hold that against La Comedia in this review but it really should. This place is what you make it but don't be surprised to experience different levels of service and atmosphere. read more

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What an extravaganza! Good food and lots of it. Amazingly talented actors! read more

My Wife and I attended The Little Mermaid performance today at La Comedia to celebrate our wedding anniversary and her birthday. What an outstanding performance and the singing was magnificent. The Food and service was very good. this was the Best show all year at this theater. Thank you all for a great time. Better than New York. read more

Great place for dinner and a show. Well cooked food as much as you can carry without being gross. Yeast rolls will melt in your mouth. I don't really like sweet potato but I am in love with their papaya salad with their signature dressing you can buy. The acting in the plays they put on is always great. read more

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Five family members attended the show Nov. 20. The only truly positive review I can give is that the performers were all very talented but all other aspects need improvement. There was a big delay in entering the theatre due to only employee at the entrance. Why not allow customers to be seated as they arrive and avoid the big stampede when the doors finally open? Have two employees at the podium to help minimize the wait. The sweet potato souffle was as good as ever but the rest was only fair The fruit cup wasn't edible because the fruit wasn't ripe. Why not serve a small cup soup instead and a slice of cake or pie in the winter months and save the fruit cup and sorbet for summer months. Our server, Molly, was very inefficient as compared to other servers we observed. With so many customers using the restrooms, they become messy very quickly. I suggest you employ an attendant to maintain it. With the cost of everything being expensive, you can do better and your customers deserve better. read more

Phantom was outstanding. Just as Tony award winners end up on television because of a covid reduction of places to perform, we are benefitting from the talents of those who are worthy of a larger stage. Kris Byerly was creative with the space and sets. We go for the show, the food is a plus with grandchildren. While a dinner theatre business model is difficult to make work, if you want a small business that gives all of us a lift through the arts to survive, then support it with your presence. I would not take children below the age of 8 or 9 to this show, as the plot does involve some violence. However, since I had seen only Andrew Lloyd Weber's, Phantom of the Opera, it was a delightful surprise to hear a new score, and view a few twists on the story line. read more

I have been to La Comedia many times over the years. I went to see Just Desserts. I was bored, but the musical was the problem, not the actors. I have seen good and mediocre presentations, so the fact that I didn't like this one would not make me not come back. I must say, however, that the quality of the food has dwindled quite a bit. I was with a group, and people complained about the cold pasta and cauliflower. There was no tartar sauce when I got to that point in the line. All bowls were empty. The supposedly glazed carrots had no glaze and were very bland. The chicken had no discernible seasoning. I have actually had good food at La Comedia. This time and the last time I went the food was unsatisfactory. Now the service! Our wait person came to drink orders. A woman asked for a glass of ice. She got it much, much later. Drinks were not refilled. Plates and glasses piled up on the table. We had to eat our dessert on top of a stack of dishes. There was no room to move dishes aside because of all the glasses and cups on the table. Some people did not leave tips. I did because it could be that the poor service was not the wait person's fault. La Comedia should have enough wait personnel to take care of customers. All in all, it was pretty much a wasted day and wasted money. read more

It is always a pleasure to go here. The food is incredible and the shows are amazing. Service is kind of slow, but that's understandable only one time did a server say they'd get our refills and then forget. The meet and greet is always nice; however, one of my friends says that when she went and stayed for the meet and greet with the actors, one of them was rude. Other than that, everything is really amazing. The atmosphere is nice and the gift shop is very organized. The place has a buffet style dinner where you walk on stage. Your server will escort you down to the buffet in the order of when you got there compared to everyone else (first gets served first). Then you are allowed get seconds, then a dessert. Unlike many places, you have to pay extra for soda. Drinks like milk and water aren't extra. The plays are fantastic and are super enjoyable. Someone I know has gotten a season pass every year since their first visit and this is their tradition. read more

We had a wonderful Sunday evening with out family to see Beauty and the Beast! The performance was great the food was good and overall a good experience for our 3 yr old granddaughter! It would have been nice for her to experience meeting Belle! read more

I have taken my daughter to a few of there lunch kid programs in the last two years and we've had a great time. Tickers are reasonable, food is great for kids and fine for adults. It's always been a hot dog, chips, and a drink. I pack snacks for during the show to keep her happy. I do wish they didn't make us with small children go down to the stage to get food. It can be hard to herd your kid and two food containers back to your seats. Parking can be a little nuts leaving so just don't be in a rush and you'll be fine. I can't wait to go to a regular show and see how that part of La Comedia is. I just really appreciate them trying to show children how important theater is and making it family friendly. read more

We have come every year in December for the last 5 years. This past December will be our last. The line to get in took over 40 mins when we arrived at the time they recommended. Remember it's December so it was freezing! They need to organize the lobby area more To get people at least in the building instead of Standing outside. Then we got sat, ordered a bottle of wine and our 2 boys ordered a soda. Took over 45 mins to get our drinks. We were one of the last tables to get sent for food. The show started 40 minutes late. Probably due to how long it took to get into the building. Our service was horrible and took forever for every little thing. Clearly they were way under staffed. We left at intermission due to it being after 10 pm already and had a 30 min drive back home with 2 kids. Extremely disappointed. Each year has been worse than the previous. read more

Food: 2 stars, is not very good. Suggest they add non dinner options or get rid of current catering. You have to walk quiet a bit to get your food. The plates will be molten hot... It's a buffet style where you get one slice of ham or one slice of roast beef....not to be mean and hate saying this but the food is just bad and the process of getting the food is even worse. Service: 3 stars, seen a waitress break a Shrek cup and then give it to a patron instead of taking it back....felt like the waitress didn't want to be there and seemed burned out. Play: 5 stars wasn't bad, thought it was actually really good. The play was Shrek. Was along ordeal, got seated around 5:30, play didn't end till 10:00. read more

Attended the dinner and show with my family from out of town. Show was outstanding, the performers where the best I have seen in a long time. Friends that have been here in the past told me how great the Buffet was and to try the jambalaya. The jambalaya tasted more like Spanish rice and I wasn't overly impressed. The food was ok, but didn't live up to my expectations after what my friends had me prepared for. Overall good experience. read more

We saw "White Christmas". And it was good. As someone else has already pointed out, the man who sang "O Holy Night" was amazing. The food was mediocre and I never got turkey. Staff was surly and some were quite rude to our friends. We asked repeatedly for water and couldn't get it. It was just not up to par. read more

Perfect date night! Great home cooked food, and an amazing show, we loved the Christmas Story! Don't really like the movie but the live show was perfect! read more

First experience at La Comedia and it will be my last. Coworkers raved about the sweet potato soufflé prior to my attendance but it was far too sweet with lots of brown sugar on top to really enjoy too much of it. The buffet was decent but the salad and the papaya chutney was the most delicious part of the dinner. The cheesecake at the end was sad and not much of a cheesecake. The waiter that was serving us never came by to refill our water glasses until the end of intermission. Got sick because the waiter placed the lip of the pitcher on top of the glasses instead of above and got someone else's cold. Why they haven't progressed to having a pitcher of water at each table beats me. Don't waste your money here. I'd rather go to a nice restaurant to eat a meal before the show. The show did not even start until 8pm, much later than indicated on the website/email confirmation. read more

The experience at La Comedia is what you make it. This is a good "you get out what you put in" type of thing. Remember, you aren't in NYC seeing a show on Broadway and you aren't having dinner down at The Precinct. You're in Dayton, OH, at La Comedia Dinner Theatre, and you're there to have a good time. We've been here 6 or 7 times, and we've had a good time on each occasion. Some have been better than others, sure, but that happens everywhere you go. La Comedia leans pretty heavily on musical fare, so expect singing and dancing. Every show we've seen has had at least one very good singer, along with a few who are just pretty good. Likewise, the acting is sometimes off the mark... but overall not bad. I've read some of the other reviews wherein people knock the buffet. In my opinion, whenever dinner is served buffet-style, you'd do well to lower your expectations a bit. That said, we've always enjoyed the food at La Comedia and always gone back for seconds at the buffet. Their baked cod is always good, and the carved meat is, too. Veggies can be hit or miss. Don't forget to grab a heaping spoonful of their mashed sweet potatoes! We typically order a drink with dinner (around $7 each) and then a bottle of wine to share afterwards/during the show (under $35). Those are consistently good. After several positive experiences here, we decided to buy season tickets. That may be the best option for those who liked La Comedia but have trouble forking out $70 per show. The season ticket equates to half off the normal price, if you get to all 6 shows in a calendar year (or three free - whichever way you like to look at it). If nothing else, the season tickets are a point of accountability to get a babysitter and go out for the evening. We'll be back for sure. read more

It's just fun. Dinner and a show... and I LOVE musical theater, so sue me. The buffet is not the most amazing thing in the world, but their sweet potato souffle is pretty out of this world [beware though, I think one bite if your weekly calorie in-take.] If you're looking for something in the Cincinnati/ Dayton area to do on a Friday that is a change up from going out in OTR or a movie, give this a whirl! I think you'll really like it. P.S. they always serve a fun cocktail in a hurricane glass, and every show has their own glass... :) read more

I only paid 1/2 price for the ticket today. If I would have paid full price I would have definitely asked for a refund. The food was 1/2 the amount they use to serve. There wasn't even basic stuff like soup or salad. The quality of the food that was served was at about half the quality as well. The play was one scene the entire time and the actors never changed once. It was the equivalent to a high school play. The hostess never even came to the table to tell me to go get food. This place has DEFINITELY changed. Its not fair to keep charging full price for tickets when you have cut costs at least 50% on food and talent. I left at intermission because I was falling asleep. read more

Great menu and show! Place needs some updates. Still the exact same as 25 years ago. Chairs are hard to sit in for 3 hours. Always leave sore. Tickets are overpriced, and I think if they lowered them they'd fill the place up a bit more. Still an overall great dinner theatre and great date night. read more

So... On June 2nd my mother and I attended "Little Shop of Horrors" the show was absolutely, amazing to say the least! However, the food and the service was horrible. I've spoken nothing but accolades about this place... It was my mother's first visit and the experience was horrific! Our waitress was not very attentive. We'd ask questions and she never answered them directly. Their food/buffet was horrible, bland, cold but the plates were piping hot. My mother's first experience was not a memorable one. I feel like my money was not well spent! read more

This is a pretty neat place. It's called La Comedia because of the design of the place, not the shows that they do. The venue is really nice. It has the stage up front of-course, and then tiered levels of dining tables looking down to the stage. Each table is complete with a little lamp for mood lighting. The staff is very friendly and hospitable, the service is just a little slow, but that's understandable, they tend to have to do all their work at one time (a mad rush at intermission for drinks). It's a buffet style dinner, except for the salad and dessert. The salad is served to you, and it comes with their famous homemade papaya chutney dressing. I'm not sure I would call it a chutney, but it is quite tasty, but pretty sweet, so you may want to order it on the side if you think it'll be too sweet. The only complaint about the buffet was the lack of 'greens'. There were peas, but otherwise they didn't have a solid vegetable. I'm not a big theater person, but you may see me back there again sometime. read more

I wish I could give more than 5 stars. This place is wonderful. The shows are top notch, I love the ambiance, , it's family owned, and the food is great!! I love that we have LaComedia so close. It's a true gem!! read more