The online menu shows beef stroganoff as a meal option. They didn't have it the day we went. My…read morehusband opted for the pork tenderloin. He said it was like trying to chew on a car tire - tough, wouldn't cut with the butter knife provided. My salmon was good. Our granddaughter had a chicken salad, she said it was good. Service was great. The play was fun. A bad part was, there was a drunk grandma sitting behind us that was yelling, hooping and hollering through most of the play. The staff should've cut her margaritas off earlier. The seats were terribly uncomfortable. Would we go again? Probably. It's affordable and we can opt to not eat there.

Our 2nd time attending Jesters. Comfortable, friendly crew…read more Well done production. Very nice selection for dinner and was very good.

Such a cool place! As a kid, my family used to go to the…read moreMelodrama every year and it has only gotten better. A lot of fun to go to the different events at the Atlas Theater. Highly recommend it

Great place and fun. A lot of history. The plays are good fun and the actors are all volunteer.read more

Very fun and interactive experience! Had a great trying to crack the case. Actors were very…read moreconvincing. I also appreciated the vegetarian options for the meal!

What a fun evening. When you come in to the hotel you will want to go hang out and wait by the…read morebar. The night will be in the legends room right near th bar. Have your tickets with you. Might consider coming with a code name or alias because that is what you will be known by for the evening. If you are like me and can not come up with stuff on the spot! ;) Full course meal while you engage in the show. Vegan/vegetarian meal was tasty. Gluten free options are available as well. Thoroughly enjoyed the show! Recommend it for date night or for groups! Took my high school girl scouts and they all had a blast!

First let me say, overall this was enjoyable. To start, since this is in a functioning restaurant,…read morethe food was excellent which is not always the case with these type of shows. Logistically, it struggled a lot in my opinion. It is set in a room, which is to small for the structure of the production. About 30 minutes in, the guests are told to go to other "suspects' and gather information. In such a small room, this is difficult not only to move, but hear over the noise. About 45 minutes later, the actors go to each suspect and have them read additional clues, this is much better as everyone gets to hear and you are not trying to move around. Then 20-30 minutes later, you are asked to mingle and gather the clues. Them the end by the actors interviewing the suspects again. They should just use the actors to interview the suspects so everyone can hear and gather clues.

Food was...OK.. service was.. OK. The entertainment was really cute and fun. Not fantastic.. but…read morefun. The actresses knew their stuff and handled the audience quite well. We all thought we'd enjoy trying it again.. perhaps at a different place. If you have guests to entertain, its something different to do and the price is right.

We went on the hot cocoa sleigh ride and it was wonderful. People were great and cocoa was…read morewonderful. We had a group of 11 including 6 grandkids ages 4-17 and all love it

So awesome! Guide did a great job and the cocoa station was amazing too. Views were incredible and…read moregot to see dog sledding too! Thank you for amazing memories!

STEPH JUDGEMENT: Fun for special movie outings…read more We came to see Guillermo Del Toro's "Frankenstein" with our friends and it did not disappoint. We've been to the downtown LA one a couple of times and the drill was the same: You start by scanning the QR code and making the initial order, then during the movie you write down your order on the provided pad and pressing the service call button. You have 20 minutes after the movie ends to settle up your bill; after that they will close it out for you with 20% gratuity. We ordered: - Spicy ranch popcorn (spicy! It's a dry powder so I should've gotten some light butter on it to hold the powder to the popcorn--we kept accidentally inhaling it, doh) - Churro crunch popcorn (not too sweet, with slight salty notes that gave it a really nice touch) - Vegan cauliflower bites with celery and fries (the gochujang sauce was a little too sweet and the fries were limp--just meh) - I got a Pilsner, hubby got an IPA The food was just ok but the service and atmosphere were great. The seats weren't THE most comfortable recliners, as they didn't recline quite as much as the AMC chairs we were used to, but they were fine. One of the best things at these theaters is the 15-20 minute montage they show before the movie that's related to the feature--worth getting there early for. Some of the clips they included were really obscure and funny, like the one from the 1960s where Frankenstein goes to college and becomes a party animal, lol.

I agree with everyone here regarding the QR Code ordering! The preshow entertainment is one of the…read morebest things about this place, but you can't even enjoy it because you're on your phone trying to order food. They should at the very least have either an option to still order on paper, or an order a head option so that you can just order everything before you get there. AMC and Harkins even do that... You can say what time you wanna pick it up and then you can just pick it up on your way in. Since there's no human interaction anyway they might as well just let us do that. I also felt bad for the server because I didn't feel like he deserved what I would normally tip on the bill, but it's not his fault and I'm not sure how they're getting paid. It's not really fair to the workers either. So I tipped low on the app and then I felt bad so I gave him an extra money on my way out. The whole thing just really sucks.

The food is limited; chicken or pork. Both were like warm and somewhat over done. We didn't come…read morefor the cuisine. We came for the fun. The waitstaff was friendly and attentive. The ambiance the standard for a downtown hotel. Overall, it was a fun experience.

I've always wanted to do a dinner detective show and this show was great fun! There was at least 40…read morepeople participating trying to find out clues of who murdered the victim...actually turned out to be 3 victims! Clues were given out by using our phone to scan the barcode as the mystery progressed. Each table discussed clues and also people could wander to other tables to provide theories of who done it. Only 1 person guessed correctly. My partner and I had handed our photos in as requested. Imagine my surprise when both of us were picked to participate! I was suspect #1 and my partner was "interrogated " by the detectives but it was all in good fun and we took it in stride. The audience were awesome and the actors/staff were very organized and easily flowed with improv (we didn't have scripts). The Embassy Hotel was classy and the perfect setting for the show. We used the hotel valet parking garage for easy access. There was a pre choice of meals (chicken, pork, and vegetarian). Our chicken and pork were good but lukewarm. We ate salad and had cake for dessert. A cash bar was available. We each got a complimentary shot glass, "shots fired" because we did reviews. If you're looking for a interesting night out, go check this out!

Nice comedy spot Venue is much nicer than most improv…read morelocations. Place was only half packed on a Saturday night. Chicken club sandwich- 1 star (A) Comedians Vladimir Caamano was very smart and very funny The lady was funny The comedian with no legs was not fumny at all.

WARNING: Do not eat here! The food is terrible and the…read moreservice was horrible. I arrived an hour and 20 minutes early to get a good seat only to find out they seat you. That's fine, but as others have commented, the staff automatically gets tipped 18% and there is a two drink or two item minimum. My advice is to eat somewhere else (there are plenty of options in walking distance) and then get the two drink items. Our server never even came by to check on the food. She even walked away when my friend was still ordering. And then they forgot to add something to my order and I asked her about it and she said it didn't come with it. I looked at the menu and it did. I ended up having to get another server to get it. The lady never came by to clear our table. In actuality, no one came by to clear it from dirty plates and I had to flag people down to get it cleared. So if you're reading this, do your self a favor and get food at a real restaurant and then go to the show. Don't expect much from the service or food and just go for the comedy. If I go back, I'll probably just get two waters and call it.

We always have a great time at the Rialto Theater. Have…read morebeen to a few events. It's a beautifully kept nod to the past. There are no bad seats and also has a balcony area for seating. They have a bar upstairs in the venue to buy a few select drinks, beers or seltzers. They also have a little concession area to buy popcorn and soda. The theater is decorated nicely and the seats are comfortable. The theater hosts a vast array of musical talent, comedians, plays and fun movies and different times of the year. We always look forward to our events at the Rialto and thoroughly enjoy the bit of the nostalgia that the theater offers.

Love this venue! Classic and quaint! Thanks for many…read morewonderful shows. I don't know what else to say about it.