we loooove a good tasting menu + wine pairing! delectable offers fine dining on fridays and…read moresaturday nights & cooking classes during the week! not quite as intimate of a dining experience as nook but is along the same line. we got a reservation at the bar a week before so doesn't seem overly difficult to obtain. the menu switches up about 4x a year depending on the season. the chef and sommelier here did an excellent job introducing each dish/drink, and the wine pairings were chosen well!!! I love that you can see them prepare each of the dishes on the screens by the kitchen. excellent service as well, staff did a great job at taking away dirty plates/glasses and replacing accordingly. I also thought each round was spaced out well so that I was never waiting for too long or had too little time to eat. There was a blindfold round where we had to rely on just taste & touch to figure out what we were eating which was both silly and fun (we found out what we were eating at the end and got some more as a gift to go). my personal fav of the meal was the sun meadow chilean sea bass!!! the sun meadow oil is a perfect dupe of butter and melted straight into that sea bass, paired with crunchy capers on a bed of creamy whipped goodness. All of the sauces were done extraordinarily well, especially that under the braised leeks!!! the tuna tartare was my bf's fav - crunchy toppings with fresh tuna on avocado in a spicy, asian inspired sauce. we were less impressed by the raviolo and steak entrees but still good (the chili oil on the raviolo kinda threw me off). the intermission was nice as a brief break to shop around and purchase things at a discount. overall, pricy meal but definitely a whole experience (3 hours long that is!). would highly recommend trying this out if you also enjoy fine dining experiences. I personally wanna come back to try their wednesday night burgers soon!!

I visited DelecTable in Madison for a multicourse chef's tasting experience. The restaurant leans…read moreheavily into the idea of dining as an experience, leaning into the European way of dining - that is, you have the table for the night." Think dining as the entertainment and the social experience, not shoveling it in and table turnover for tips. With creative presentations, themed courses, and a strong emphasis on sensory elements, the team puts a lot of thought and passion into crafting something unique. The multicourse meal offered a wide range of flavors and techniques--some dishes were genuinely impressive, others more about the concept than the taste. The pacing was smooth, and the staff was warm, knowledgeable, and clearly invested in making the night feel special. It's the kind of place where you sit back and let the experience unfold. That said, for me, it landed in the category of "worth doing once." The evening was fun and distinctive, but more of a special-occasion outing than a spot I'd return to regularly. If you enjoy immersive dining or want something out of the ordinary, it's definitely worth trying at least once.

We purchased the least expensive tickets offered, which meant we could only sit at the very top…read morerow, or outside tables on the sides. We went with the middle of the top row which was fine. But we each paid about $60 for an all you can eat dinner that I don't feel was worth $60. The chicken was dry. None of it was really bad, just not that good either. The show was pretty juvenile, but done well. They are real bad at tryin' to get everyone to buy more things (a photograph when you walk in, hats and stuff for kids, and other stuff). Overall, not bad, but just not worth the money IMO.

The food was just ok, but the rest of the experience was a huge amount of fun! The theater is…read morereally nice and the show was absolutely fantastic! We were definitely entertained from start to finish. I would recommend for a special night out and would 100% go again.

Anywhere that will serve me a boot of beer gets five stars. They also have great pretzels.read more

The funny thing about this location is I haven't been here probably since 2016 when I came to…read moreMadison for business. I recall it being a German restaurant and decided to take my family there for Fourth of July since we really didn't know what else to do in town. We weren't gonna barbecue. We opted to start with the four soft pretzels, which were delicious although the Sauerkraut cheese sauce was not our favorite. I ordered the bratwurst on a pretzel roll as did my kid. We also ordered the fish and chips, which were also delicious. They have live entertainment as you can imagine it's polka centric. Cool dark pub interior. Service was friendly. We also enjoyed the cherry strudel. We parked on the street about a block away. It was nice to return and have some German food. We probably would visit again in the area.

We went to the Neil Diamond on May 1st. The show was…read moreexcellent, dinner was delicious. Jay White was awesome and loved all the songs he sang of Neil Diamonds. What a beautiful tribute to the USA. We had never been there before, and it was an excellent experience. Everything was so organized, the seating was excellent. Loved how they had the tables for dinner. I unfortunately loss my bracelet, contacted the theater the next day and they were so helpful in looking for my bracelet and calling me back. Thank you.. Again, what an excellent show and experience. Ruthy

My second show at the Legacy Dinner Theater. Last year I saw the Christmas Show and this time I saw…read morethe Rat Pack. Enjoyed both shows very much. I have to admit that the Christmas Show kind of surprised me. I was expecting maybe a bit of a sappy variety performance, but I thought the performers were really good, and so was the show! Very entertaining! Live animals, great singing and had a lot of Christmas spirt. The Rat Pack was a special show, part of the concert series they book on the "dark" nights when the main show is off. Once again, the entertainers were very good and the show was fun and enjoyable. The food, well that could be better, but it was on par with what I expected. The Christmas Show included an all you eat holiday meal with all the fixings. The Rat Pack was Chicken and Pasta. Drinks were expensive, many were the type that you get to keep the plastic glass it came in. Servers worked hard and fast and they were very friendly. I think that if you pick a show that you are interested in, you won't be let down with the quality of the entertainment at Legacy Theater. I enjoyed my two times that I have been here and will always be looking at the schedule for chances to come back in the future. Fun!

The Fireside Theatre created a truly special holiday afternoon with its Sunday matinee of A…read moreWonderful Life. The experience began with the Fireside's well-loved brunch, which felt relaxed, festive, and perfect for a Sunday outing. From fresh pastries and fruit smoothies to a generous buffet featuring chef-carved meats, Eggs Benedict, breakfast favorites, and a Bailey's Irish Cream cheesecake for dessert, brunch was a highlight all on its own. The matinee performance of A Wonderful Life captured everything audiences love about the classic story of George Bailey and Bedford Falls. The live musical stayed true to the heart of the film, celebrating kindness, community, and the reminder that every life has meaning. . The service throughout the afternoon was outstanding, and special recognition goes to Keegan, whose hard work, attentiveness, and professionalism truly stood out. Most of all, I enjoyed making a new memory with my family. The afternoon felt meaningful, joyful, and unhurried--exactly what a holiday outing should be, and one I would happily return for again.

We went with friends to see the Addams family musical. We enjoyed browsing the shops and had a…read morecocktail before lunch in the beautiful lounge. The entire place is stunningly decorated. One ordered the Steak Diane and the rest of us ordered the butterflied shrimp with asparagus and mashed potatoes. Everyone enjoyed their orders along with two excellent breads; crispy crusted white and a maple nut bread that was especially tasty. The dessert was ice cream rolled in nuts with a sweet rolled wafer, and it was excellent. Our server was friendly and attentive. The show was a mix. At times it was fun, with upbeat songs and good jokes that landed well. At other times the humor fell flat and dialogue went low. So the rating would be a 5 for the food and venue and a 3 for the show. Will definitely be back, as it's always a good experience.

Awesome place very friendly great seats !!! Not too far from…read moremadison so The drive not bad at all.

First time there : nice theater, good sound , good sight lines . Security was very minimal. Bar…read moreand drinks moved quickly . Now for the disappointment:,$10 to park , $9 $12 drinks , no cup holders on chairs , so there was a lot of drinks flowing and cans rolling down the floor.

This is a Great Show! I've talked to people and read some reviews so I have to say I expected the…read moreshow to be good... it out did my expectations. I was told (and saw on the reviews) that the food was not up to par, but I wasn't that let down by the food either. Sure it wasn't spectacular, but I thought it was passable. The food was a basic Christmas meal. Soup Appetizer, Turkey, Ham, Green Beans, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy and also Mac and Cheese. I thought the Turkey, Green Beans and Potatoes were the best part. The hour and 15 minute show started with a bang with a floating violinist and closed with a live Nativity. Singers and Dancers were all very talented. My favorite part (or song) was the 12 Days of Christmas mash up. That was really clever. Maybe, if I did have a let down it would be the price of the drinks... that was pretty outrageous. A specialty drink and an old fashion was about $50. And my wife's drink wasn't even very good. But she got to keep the plastic boot glass it came it! (Eye Roll) I highly recommend this show. Really brought the Christmas spirit! Well worth the price and a fun Holliday treat. Skip the drinks, but enjoy the show!

There are 2 different ways to rate this, show or food. I'm rating the food. I understand that you…read moreare serving the masses for a dinner show, but for the included price the food should be edible. For the Christmas show we had vegetable soup, ham, Turkey, mashed potatoes w/ gravy, Mac and cheese, cranberries and green beans. The Turkey was dry, the gravy salty, the ham was not recognizable as ham (both in color and flavor), and though the Mac and cheese was the best of the options, it was so gummy it stuck to the roofs of our mouths like a communion wafer! It was awful. The good thing, it was served warm. For dessert we could pick pie or brownie. We got the brownie and didn't finish it. It was like dead weight, almost like they forgot an ingredient. We also did try 2 of their specialty drinks. They did taste good. The price however at $17/hr was not worth it. Almost $40 for 2 drinks! Nothing about this experience was "Merry"!

I finally made it to Rosebud Cinema. Granted, they were closed for almost four years after the…read moreCOVID-19 pandemic began, so I've only recently had opportunities to do so. While there my son and I got popcorn, a soda, and a bottle of water. Matinee pricing isn't bad compared to bigger chain theaters. My ticket was $10 and he was $8 since he counts for child prices. The popcorn was expensive at $9 for a medium-ish size bag (even with a free refill) compared to larger buckets at other theaters and we didn't care for the flavor of the "butter". The soda was $7, which was also pricey. Unfortunately they only offer one size for both the popcorn and soda and don't give you a discount for buying both as a combo. They have other food like pizza and chicken tenders on the menu board, but no prices were listed. I know people love the leather recliners at other theaters, but the loveseats at Rosebud Cinema are preferable as far as I'm concerned. We sunk into the plush loveseat and it was far more comfortable than a hard leather recliner. Each loveseat had a decent size pillow to lean on too. It's not the most conveniently located theater based on where I live, but the decent prices and comfortable seating will probably bring me back.

The Rosebud Cinema Drafthouse was named after the rosebud sleigh in the Orson Welle's 1941 classic…read moreCitizen Kane! This theatre was first built in 1931. It is the first movie theater in the Milwaukee area to serve alcohol. There is a variety of concessions including fresh buttered popcorn and pizza. The Rosebud is known for their plush love seats and is a fine dinner theatre. Also, check out the Avalon Atmospheric Theater and Times Cinema which is owned by the same business the Neighborhood Theater Group. The Rosebud Cinema Drafthouse is a unique Cinema classic in Wauwatosa!