If you haven't gotten a chance to try the famous hot chocolate and cookies and the Ritz, I HIGHLY…read morereccomend it!! It is so decadent and the marshmallows are hugeee. Their regular food is great as well The place is also decorated beautifully, so whether you stop by to get a quick bite or stop to quick take a picture of the tree it's worth it!!

Ritz-Carltons are always in a location convenient for shopping, restaurants, and entertainment, and…read moretheir Philly establishment is no different. All of the best eateries are within walking distance to the hotel; and if that's too much, a lot of restaurants provide delivery via their own drivers or through third parties (i.e. DoorDash, UberEats, etc.). The higher floors present a great view of city hall. It's even better when it lights up green after an Eagles win. My room also had a comfortable king size bed and complimentary sweet treats and champagne. With that being said, it was not my favorite luxury hotel stay compared to other Ritz-Carltons. Driving up to the hotel was confusing as there were no signs outside for the main entrance and the valet team was nowhere in sight. Usually, they would approach the car to help with luggage, but once they appeared they stayed huddled together and I had to approach them with my luggage and car keys. Once inside with my car sorted, check in was slightly busy, but I was able to get to my room within 10 minutes. The room was clean and smelled great, but the hallway showed the building's age. Throughout my stay there were additional inconveniences. The bathroom had cheap toilet paper and loud plumbing. The shower wouldn't produce hot water, even at 4am, so I had to take warm showers. The walls are very thin. I could hear my neighbor on a business call at 7am, and I could hear people in the hallway. The only guaranteed quiet a guest would likely have is if they booked a suite and stayed in the room furthest away from the hallway. Last, the Fitness Center was at least 78°. There were two box fans that failed at circulating cool air, and my attempt to be active was very uncomfortable. I love Ritz-Carltons, but the low quality service and offerings felt like a Courtyard impersonating one of Marriott's luxury brands and it was very disappointing. Cheap toilet paper and box fans should not exist inside a Ritz-Carlton. If it weren't for the view and spacious room, my rating would be lower.

I have had my eye on this theater and was waiting for a fun murder mystery that I wanted to attend!…read more Finally, I saw the ads for a spin of Sex in the City (Slay in the City). The theater is small and they pack folks into this space! Come with a good attitude and be open to having fun with your table buddies! We decided at our table that someone from our group will win and it happened! One of our table mates solved the crime! There is a bar with snacks..this is not a dinner theater! I enjoy interactive activities and this was a nice way to have fun in a group and make more friends along the way! I will keep my eye out for future productions because I would like to return to have more fun.

Small theater. Parking garage nearby. The show was not funny at all. The actors screamed their…read morelines. It hurt my ears so bad I had to cover them at times. Note. If you pay the $75 vip price instead of the $35 regular price it has nothing to do with better seating. The place was small with pillars around the room and the actors moved about. They give you extra clues but you don't get to keep the package at the end. They have cocktails but no food.

First off, I should share that I studied theater. I came here for my birthday dinner& murder…read moremystery show with family from out of town. Food was ok, it was edible and not terrible, as some other reviewers remarked. The show itself was a bit unorganized, the sound acoustics and lighting was off, and the story line was very unclear, but over all it was something different to do with visiting family. I'm sure if the actors really explored& dived into the script it could become something awesome. Also they just really need to work a little on pitch, volume and project their voices stronger to the audience and say their lines with more dramatic emphasis, it has potential to become something amazing. Regardless, it seemed that the actors were enjoying what they were doing and we all had a unique experience.

This review is specifically for the dinner theater at bistro Romano. We are knee deep in our…read morewedding anniversary extravaganza weekend and the half way point was the murder mystery dinner theater at bistro Romano. First off, the area is convenient, tucked into a side street in society hill with ample parking options in the immediate area. We were warmly greeted at the restaurant and directed to the second floor. Upon arrival, about 10 minutes before the show started, we were shown to our table, which is shared with other parties, similar to a cruise ship. They have a decent selection of drinks to choose from and the menu is set. I understand that you can order from the restaurant menu for an additional surcharge, however, we stuck with the set menu. The Caesar salad was OK. The creamy potato soup was great! My entree was the salmon with polenta. The salmon was a tad on the bland side however it was cooked perfectly and the polenta was... polentastic. The chocolate tart cake was just ok as well. My wife opted for the rigatoni and that, my friends, was a flavor extravaganza! It was the vegetarian option but man oh man, the cheesy saucy goodness more than made up for a lack of meat, Incase you're concerned. The wait staff is also the entertainment and as a result, they are in character the whole night, which was fun. I didn't quite know what to expect but we had a great time and would recommend it to anyone looking for a fun night. You're not going to get a Broadway caliber show, but I'd say it is a good, light-hearted time.

My family and I was so surprised coming to Medieval Times. We had no idea! We were told to be ready…read moreand we had to head out to NJ. We are all excited but still had no idea where until I saw the castle and I froze. Like, wow! I have been wanting to come here since I was young and that wish came true. The ambiance inside the castle and the staff were so welcoming and very into their characters. It was so cool to see and experience. The concession stands had really nice items to buy and great photo ops. As we were waiting to go inside, my boys were knighted and that was so cool to see as they were having the time of their lives! As we were walking towards our section to sit down, we saw a royal falcon, which was pretty cool. As time is getting closer, we are now waiting to be seated. My family and I and everyone around us was so excited to finally go inside, sit down, and enjoy the show. We are finally in our seats excited for this moment. Our server Isaac was awesome!!!! (FOR ANYONE READ THIS OR TAKES A TRIP OUT THERE, TIP YOUR SERVERS) For anyone who hasn't been there I just don't want to spoil the moment but what I can say is I 1000% recommend this!!!!!!!

We visited Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament recently and while the kids had a great time, the…read moreoverall experience felt extremely overwhelming from start to finish. The line to get inside, the line for pictures, and even trying to find our seating created a very chaotic atmosphere. We made a reservation for 9 people but were seated for 8, which resulted in two children having to share a chair. That was disappointing and felt unfair, especially considering the cost of the experience. The show itself was entertaining and the host was very kind, but the food was just mediocre. The potato was dry, and the chicken was unevenly seasoned -- one section had an overwhelming amount of seasoning while other parts had very little. For the amount of money spent, everything felt just "okay" rather than worth the price. Leaving the venue was also stressful. Guests for the next show were entering while our crowd was trying to exit, causing everyone to crash into each other and making the experience feel even more chaotic. Overall, the kids enjoyed themselves, but as an adult, the entire experience was overstimulating and not something I would personally rush to do again.

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Came here for the Moonrise show. You line up in the lobby along the left side and once they're…read moreready to let you up, they scan your tickets once you get to the elevator bank. Upon exiting the elevator they make you feel like you enter "paradise", do some tarot card reading by asking for your birthdate, and then get some beads with perfume dropped on them depending on which card you got. After all of that, none of those stuff mattered. We were served a three course meal before the actual aerobics show happened, but they still had performers perform while we had our meals or a few drinks. I enjoyed their Crescent Dip, which is a hummus dip with whipped feta and comes with a massive chip. The Full Moon Rice I wasn't really a fan of. After those two, they came out with the entree, which they called Fire, Water, Earth; essentially beet, halibut, and short rib. These were alright, not amazing. The third and final course came during the intermission of the show, which was a bunch of dessert treats and they were delicious. The show itself was fantastic. It was more than just aerobics, has there are also singing, dancing, and violinist. You may get wet in the front so FYI. There's also some fire involved. Overall, a well put together show. I'd probably skip the food, but the drinks were great.

These guys were awesome. We invited them to our Firehouse Christmas party and they were very funny…read moreand entertaining. We requested a murder mystery but they do other types of shows as well. Highly recommend hiring them to do a show for you.

I am so so so happy I found this group on yelp! I ended up booking them for our office holiday…read moreparty this year. I communicated solely with Clyde over the phone and via email. He was super helpful and answered ALL of my questions. Their website is also super helpful and I felt like I knew what I wanted before even calling to book. I really appreciated all of this info on their website as I had a budget to stick to and many questions..it's a lot easier to do online research before wasting someones time on the phone with a zillion questions and turns out you can't even afford it! The day of, Clyde called me to confirm and let me know he and the others would be here. They all showed up promptly and didn't expect me to entertain them until we were ready for them to start. The show itself was absolute HILARITY!!! We chose the holiday murder mystery based off of A Christmas Carol. Each actor was literal perfection, my whole office was in tears! Highly Highly Highly recommend for any occasion. They have the capability of doing huge shows for hundreds of people and small shows like for my office of only 25 people! Absolutely affordable and a great value for prime entertainment that will come to you!

The venue itself is great! Super spacious, fast and friendly bartenders, clean bathrooms, all you…read morecan ask for out of a concert venue. The artist I saw tonight is smaller, so my friend and I elected to grab food. The food was unfortunately incredibly underwhelming. There was nothing inherently wrong with it, it was just blah. The fries and mozz sticks were warm and not much flavor going on. Thankfully, I didn't come here for food though. Everything beyond the food was lovely and look forward to seeing another show here again!

We came for the New Orleans jazz event with friends and to my surprise the floor was lined with…read moretables and chairs for us to relax and enjoy the performance. I'm used to standing watching live music so this was definitely a step in the right direction. The staff was very friendly sound quality was great. We did not drink or eat so I can't speak to that, but I can't say that we always have a good time when we come to world Café live for performance performances.

John is the best there ever was, is, or will be. Don't miss…read morean opportunity to see the best friend an audience could ever have. He makes you feel like a friend, and he is genuine in that. A true star .

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We come here a few times a year for special occasions. The service is always wonderful and the food…read moreis quite good. It is a very relaxing atmosphere and good for family dining as well.

Great for family events…read more - - - - - - - - November, 2025 Visit We were in town for a family baby shower and the event was hosted at the William Penn Inn - how nice! For this event, we were in the Carriage Room and the many tables of ladies were graced with the tables of the brothers and uncles. The Penn Inn team hosted us well - open bar, fantastic beef and chicken for lunch; a great time with the baby shower itself. Plenty of room to move about and socialize - nice. And they have been doing this - providing wonderful events hosting and service and more - for well over 300 yards... may it last at least another 300! ----- ----- -----