Fantastic show. Great buffet. Our family loved Oklahoma. Ado Annie stole the show. Lori and Curly…read morewere better than the original movie!

Show started at 7:30pm - we arrived at 5:40pm (doors open at 6pm) but was seated as soon as we…read morearrived. Food was hot and fresh - the server was friendly but not attentive. Theatre was warm but I honestly think it was due to the sell out crowd. Due to the table set up - you felt close to everyone around you. It doesn't make sense that the tables do not face the stage - it makes it uncomfortable. We were seated with ppl not in our party - they were friendly but not enough space. The play was great - live music was a fun edition. Overall a good experience and will definitely come again. We will just be more strategic where we sit.

It was an enjoyable experience. Came during a weeknight to see mean girls. I have been in around…read moreHoward County for most of my life and never had an opportunity to go see a show at Toby's dinner theater. Since they are now doing construction for the new building, I figured this would be one of my last opportunities to see a show in the old theater. It was easy to buy the tickets on Ticketmaster. The shows rotate every couple of months. Right now mean girls is the play for most of the summer. The price includes the play buffet and regular fountain drinks. Any specialty drinks or alcohol alcoholic beverages cost extra. Arrival was easy I didn't have physical tickets, but when I gave my name at the front table, they were easily able to locate my reservation. If you have a small group, you will be seated with the strangers that you can make friends with.. It is a very unique place because all of the staff are also the actors. So you will have to place any orders you want at intermission early because they don't have much time since they have to prepare for the second act. Overall, the show was very entertaining. You can tell there is a need for a new theater due to the age of this one, but it was still quaint. I do recommend that you tip based on the original ticket price and not just on the drinks that you get. Speaking of drinks, the prices are very reasonable. If you get the signature show drink you also get to keep the souvenir cup. For this show, it was a cream sickle that you could either get with alcohol or without. I think it was only 1250 for the cocktail that included the souvenir cup. I think I will try to make one more show this year. I know my dad would probably love it so I plan on bringing him before the summer is done.

It has been years since I have brought my family to Toby's. This particular time, this was a trip…read moreorganized by my daughter's Girl Scout troop. We came to the evening show of The Little Mermaid. The theater was under renovation on the outside however, it looks exactly as I remembered it inside. The food is traditional buffet style which is just ok~ nothing special. My alcoholic drink tastes like cough medicine. The wait staff is the actors and actresses in the show so they are really busy trying to prepare for the show. The show was great. I love musicals with all theatrics and singing. My suggestions would be to provide additional support to the servers especially during the show. Revamp the entire buffet menu to include some buffet options and made to order options like sandwiches/wraps, burgers, fries, Caesar salads. I would love to return after the full renovations are completed. There is plenty of parking which is a huge plus.

Had a great time with dinner and a show. This was an office event and we had some great laughs…read more The service was great and so was my steak. Definitely recommended for a good time.

This was rather entertaining, however, the venue could use some taking care of, but I will cover…read morethat in another review at a later time. While scouring for a team building event for work, we decided to reach out to this company. Their website is forthcoming with a ton of information, but they were helpful on the backend of things. Purchasing tickets was easy, and it's great that tickets were available until the day of the event. I have never been to one of these things before but was kind of exciting. I have heard that it can be cheesy or campy, but I'm up for the camp. Who doesn't love dinner and a show? We had a large group, around 40 people or so and with prior warning they were able to make it work where our whole group sat in a designated area. That also kind of played into the whole way this played out. Before you come here they will send you an email with information on how to proceed. You will get confirmation numbers after you select your meal. Chicken, fish, or vegetarian are your choices. They also tell you that the actors will be intermingled throughout the crowd. Having four tables taken up by your group cuts down on who the actors are and helps you out in the end. The show is entertaining. I laughed a few times to the point where I had heads turn my way. The actors were spot on for their script and at the end of each act, which you should pay attention to, you are given a QR code to go through the clues. As the show is going on you are treated to a meal. But it is not obviously the best selection of food. As this is being hosted at a hotel, you are eating hotel food that you might find if you attended a banquet at said hotel. It fits the bill for dinner and a movie, but otherwise, nothing to write home about. Back to the show portion. I forgot to mention that you have a mingling session at the start. You are encouraged to go around the room and network to see if you can get any information on who you might think are the actors before you really know they are an actor. At the end, you get to write down your answers to see if you are right. You most likely will be right, but a majority of the room will probably be right as well. The thing I didn't like about it was that even though you might have the right answer, you most likely will not get picked as the winner at the end of the night. You will most definitely see that the winner will have been sitting at the table with the 'whodunnit' all along. It isn't that bad of a night. It is a great time to be had. You are paying for dinner and a show and that they deliver on. The actors are hilarious, and when they need to attend to business they attend to business. We had one person who needed a vegan option and they pulled through for us at the last minute. I really appreciated that.

As a stay-at-home mom always looking for local family-friendly activities and events, this was such…read morea great experience for us. We came here for the Disney Encanto event, and it was a huge hit with my 3-year-old. I was honestly so impressed that he stayed engaged for the entire event, which ran from 3:00 to 5:30. The talent was incredible, and the whole experience felt very special while still being kid-friendly. The staff was friendly, and I also appreciated that the bathrooms were clean, which always matters when you're out with little ones. A couple things to note: the food options were very limited. They had mostly snack foods like chips, popcorn, and candy, along with a small selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. I do wish they had more substantial options like hot food or even simple sandwiches, especially for families attending longer events. For seating, we sat in Left Orchestra, Row G. For us, those seats felt a little too close. It felt like we were right under the players, and we couldn't fully see the whole orchestra the way I would have liked. If I went again, I would definitely choose center seats farther back or possibly even balcony seats for a better overall view. Parking is something to keep in mind. We paid $15 to park in the garage across the street for the event, but there also seemed to be street parking available around the hall. Overall, this was a really fun and memorable family outing, and I would absolutely recommend it to other

I will forever recommend BSO shows at Meyerhoff! We went to watch Encanto with live music and it…read morewas great. The orchestra is always so nice to listen to and it feels like a real privilege to live in Baltimore and get to hear them.

Love that you can order food here while watching a movie. It makes everything seamless!read more

Ipic is my fave movie theater chain! I love the class and decor…read more Took me a while to figure out parking there as a newbie here literally to a point where I was "too late to enter the movie" by 1 minute to be exact (16mins I think it was). I was truly pissed and had to come back another day! A movie theater should not do this I drove so far just for the theater brand and management didn't do anything caring. If ppl are late it should be their choice to miss previews or movie parts or not especially on a week day afternoon where it's not packed so not disturbing. I tried the bison burger and it was different not really a fan of the taste whatever sauce they put maybe I'm not sure but I know bison is healthier. The fries were great. The bathroom was gorgeous but they need stronger toilet air freshener someone blew the huge bathroom up unbearably so. The bar was cute & had a patio. Totally would return if incentivized.

Show was 5 out of 5! Service was great! Very attentive. You need a larger restroom for so many…read moreguests to use at intermission. I know space is tight, but much needed! Food needs some help. Frozen veg overcooked, chicken portion was very small and sweet... too many carbs for those on meds. We will come for the show again, but you should consider show without dinner or get better recipes. Grease- Cheeseburgers (and a veg option like a black bean burger) and milkshakes! Even a spiked milkshake. Signs with $0.20 cheeseburgers etc to decorate the buffet area.

I was so pleasantly surprised when my husband made reservations here for Valentine's Day. I was…read moretrying to get a reservation here all through the holidays but it was always sold out. They are under new management and they seem to be very motivated to make this place even better. The staff and the play were amazing! The food was very sub-par. There weren't many options to choose from, especially if you're on a GLP1. The only thing that needs updated is the food. Otherwise, we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves!

BLUF: food was pretty good. The show was fantastic…read more Is waiting is an average between the two parts of the evening. We went to see their performance of White Christmas. First, the food. It's pretty good, but it was was more warm than hot when brought out to us. They're trying to feed a lot of people on a kind of stagless schedule, so it's obvious that each dish is prepared pretty far in advance and probably sitting under a heat lamp somewhere waiting to come out. The lasagna came with a couple of very nice dinner rolls and was pretty tasty. The salmon was very well done and came with some roasted potatoes. Also pretty good. There was a risotto dish that wasn't bad but wasn't great just okay. Everyone also gets a small very basic salad. For dessert they had a very nice Bundt cake, some strawberry cheesecake, and Pondoro. All were very good. Now, for the show itself. I have been to many Community Theaters and I don't think I've ever seen Talent like this one before. They really were top notch. Very talented group. The actual building itself is a little rundown, especially the carpeting. I would definitely recommend this to other people. It's a high quality show with pretty good food recognizing the limits of what they can do with the number of people with their serving on a stagwood schedule. The service was friendly throughout

The theater is great. I have been there twice and both times, the play was good. The performers…read morewere great. The food was pretty lacking flavor. Next time I would eat somewhere else and just catch the show.