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    Dolce Fantasia - Squid ink homemade cavatelli pasta with scallops

    Dolce Fantasia

    4.6(159 reviews)
    16.1 mi

    Back again - this time with 4 additional Yelpers (we get together every month or so for dinner)…read more We started the meal, after opening our wines, with two orders of Polpetine di Pollo (chicken meatballs) and Fiori di Zuccca (Zucchini Flower). both were excellent ! Entrees consisted of Australian Striped Bass, Gnocchi Truffle, Pollo Impanato di Milanese, and 3 orders of the Chicken Cordon Bleu. we shared an order of Warmed Mascrapone Spinach. Everything was served in a timely fashion - piping hot. Desserts consisted of a delicious Fruit Tart, Pecan and Walnut Tart and their terrific Pistachio Creme Brulee. Espresso, Capuccino and Americano Coffees paired well with our choices. Our waiter, Cosmo, was terrific. He knows his menu and was able to guide us in making our choices. Remember, Dolce Fantasia is BYOB. The chef came to our table twice to gauge our reaction to our meals, always a nice touch. The space is decorated nicely and we will definitely return.

    Asbury Park is one of my favorite food towns, and a huge reason is because it still has the ability…read moreto pleasantly surprise me. Case in point - this restaurant has apparently been in the downtown area for several years and I had no idea. I stopped by here for lunch on Memorial Day with the Millennial Chum, and in a totally risky move, didn't make a reservation anywhere and just decided to wing it. The Millennial Chum's only requirement was that it be a place neither one of us had been to before, so after a very quick search/walk, we noticed this place and also decided we had a hankering for Italian. Done. I don't know how to describe the interior, but "yellow" and "modern" comes to mind. This isn't a stodgy white tablecloth kind of place; it's vibrant and hip, I'm sure trying to capture that classic Asbury demo. Really unique. The weather was a little meh, which worked in our favor - although there was a decent amount of foot traffic in the downtown area 70% of which were pooches, only one other table was occupied in here. We were able to sit down and were served very promptly. We were both very intrigued by one of the apps on the verbal specials menu - mango burrata, which sounded like sort of a mess, but also worth a try. Definitely more of the latter. Never would have thought to combine these two ingredients together, but it was really excellent and an interesting palate pairing. The presentation was solid as well, and this...didn't last long, although given that we both ordered entrees perhaps we should have been more responsible in that regard. Something I'd recommend for the regular menu in the future for sure. A lot of the entrees looked interesting and pretty authentic; this isn't just spaghetti and chicken parm (I'm not actually sure either was even on the menu). The one that emotionally spoke to me the most was the Pappardelle (one of my fave pastas and always pleased to see it) Al Telefono Nostro. Really hit the spot, and as you can see a really hardcore portion. The tomato cream sauce was light and flavorful, and the only nitpick I had (just a personal palate preference) was the inclusion of the sliced tomatoes. I'm sure a ton of people love those, and it basically adds a level of authenticity to the dish that a barbarian like me just can't quite appreciate. I made sure the Millennial Chum had a few tomato pieces though. Really good dish and would order it again. Honestly not sure what possessed us to even look at the dessert menu much less actually order from it, but I thought Oreo Tiramisu sounded interesting, despite the Millennial Chum's yowling that she despised tiramisu. It turns out she doesn't, because once this dish arrived she happily helped herself and decided that her opinion on tiramisu was likely based on a traumatic/misleading childhood incident. Bare minimum, this place gets solid marks for rewriting history for her in the Italian dessert department. But it WAS delicious, which was a theme of our meal. The service was top-notch; our waitress was over regularly and had a strong command of the menu (which I think deserves bonus points, given that this was not Americanized and it helped to have a metaphorical lifeguard helping us navigate some of the trickier stuff; I studied abroad in Florence over 20 years ago, but you'd never know it). Very pleasant. BIg recommend; not a ton of establishments under the radar in Asbury, but this might be one of them.

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    Dolce Fantasia - While they are busy during dinner, brunch is still undiscovered. Peace and quiet is so nice...

    While they are busy during dinner, brunch is still undiscovered. Peace and quiet is so nice...

    Dolce Fantasia - Scallops over black squid ink risotto in an edible Parmesan bowl

    Scallops over black squid ink risotto in an edible Parmesan bowl

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    Iced vanilla latte with simple syrup.

    Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament - Chocolate Eclair (Dessert)

    Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament

    4.0(965 reviews)
    28.1 mi
    •$$$

    Far exceeded my expectations!! A perfect place for a unique and fun night out…read more My friends and I got the basic package and felt it was great. The meal came with a tomato soup, garlic bread, chicken, potato, corn, and a small dessert at the end! Bar drinks were separate and you can order before the show or they come around during to take orders. I personally recommend ordering before because we did find that it took awhile for the drinks to come out but not a huge deal! The performance was actually so entertaining. This type of experience is by no means my regular choice of outing and it was a BLAST!! It's very loud so if ur sensitive to noise just be mindful of that. But overall I think it's a fun unique experience for a night out! Saw people of all ages having a good time!

    We were a big group of 8 on Saturday night 7pm showing and had a great time. The tickets for the…read morevip with knighting are expensive but worth it. We had great seating and my friends son got knighted for his bday. The kids liked the food as well as did us adults. The service was great and everything was very clean. I want to give a special shout out to Denise for taking good care of us on the yellow seating area on Saturday. She made sure my son who has multiple food allergies was safe and enjoyed the food. Phenomenal service provided by her. She even gave us bags and to go boxes for our food. My son was so happy and so was our group.

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    Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament - Roast Chicken

    Roast Chicken

    Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament

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    The Dinner Detective

    The Dinner Detective

    4.2(17 reviews)
    60.5 mi•Avenue of the Arts South, Washington Square West

    The experience was not worth the cost. The experience included dinner and obviously the…read moreperformance. The food was dry as a shoe. I ordered the chicken and my wife the salmon. They cooked those for like 2 days at 500F. The alcohol was not included, which is expected, but $9 a beer was way more than I expected. The performance was ok. However, my entire table had problems hearing what was being said. At the end we could not even guess who was the murderer since we could not follow the story

    I haven't been to a murder mystery dinner theater in over 20 years! After doing some research..the…read moredinner detective was at the 'Top' of the list of the best bang for your buck! Upon arrival...you are to be alert and on the lookout for clues! You are ushered into the ballroom and assigned to a table! There is a 'cash bar' and you be prepared for limited choices there! The food..think any hotel catered event..not always well seasoned or cooked to your liking...the salad (skip it); the chicken was dry and the salmon was a good portion size! The dessert-cheesecake was average! The entertainment-the actors were energetic, but could benefit from wearing a mic! The story 'whodunnit' storyline was jumbled and had many distractions..but if you are a fan of JB Fletcher or Columbo...you know that is to throw you off! Haahaa I felt that the audience was rushed towards the end and that causes anxiety and inability to keep your thoughts together to solve the caper! Our table managed to figure out why the folks were killed..but we didn't name the killer correctly! It was ok...because overall it was a fun time!

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    The Dinner Detective
    The Dinner Detective

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    The Killing Kompany Comedy Mystery Dinner Shows

    The Killing Kompany Comedy Mystery Dinner Shows

    4.1(14 reviews)
    41.6 mi

    I can't say enough about the Killing Kompany…read more We found them through attending the shows at Ruth's Chris. We decided to hire them to do our wedding. We started off the day with the power going out. There was uncertainty about what was going on with our wedding, but of course the show must go on. Luckily they had a battery operated sound system that allowed us to be able to speak on the mics during the ceremony. It saved the ceremony, for sure. The power went on right after we kissed (awww). The show was fantastic after that. They kept everyone upbeat. They were funny, and great, and I loved every minute of it. I would hire this company again in a heartbeat. The way they handled disaster was amazing. Jon kept my husband (!!) on the positive side during panic. Everybody raved about how great they were and how much fun they had. I knew that they would be awesome, but their help with this crazy situation helped to save our wedding. Can't wait to attend more shows! Eventually we'll solve it, I promise!

    It's a murder mystery at a restaurant or bar. So, I want to say that cute maybe isn't the best word…read moreto use to explain it. Tonights was out in Patchogue, LI at a bar restaurant called OFF KEY TIKKI. The food though they tried, wasn't good. I believe one of the meat dishes might have been bad and I stuck with the turkey. When you go to these events, the food is usually standardly basic and its the show you are really there for. Bar drinks and desserts were not incorporated in the 60. dollar plus added gratuity to the total, paid before entering. This murder mystery was a bit uhh quirky. One note is to, be there on time. I was under the impression that it was food from 7:30 - 8:00 pm and then the performance murder mystery. Just at 8:00 I walked in and already had missed the gun shooting of the lead victim. The young lady playing the cop, went right along in roll and questioned me as to why I was late and where I was a short time ago. The police officer she was portraying had clothing not up to snuff with black sneakers. The overall acting could have used tweaking. But as it is for entertainment, I went along and got into it asking people around me all kinds of questions. There was a scene of someones head but it was not made clear to the audience quite how that fit in. However Jon Avner artistic director and founder of the company, who writes and customizes the stories to fit the request and need of the people who higher his company, actually was pretty funny and acted well in the part with the interaction of the audience participants. Some of them were pretty funny too. Near the end of the performance the audience and suspects are given a paper form to fill out along with a pencil that reads Murder? 1-888 shoot em and asking to write, basically, Who done it and why. Then the chosen best audience actors get a few gifts and the person who comes closest to the correct-who done it gets a shirt and some other goodies, this time including some handcuffs. Again, all in good fun. Ok, so I was the one who logically wrote that it was the Lieutenant. It wasn't. But I choose not to say more to prevent any spoiler alert. As for the place, while the people there were nice and it is a local bar and not one I would likely frequent, 3 stars is about it for their rating.

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    The Killing Kompany Comedy Mystery Dinner Shows - At West Point Club

    At West Point Club

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    The Dinner Detective - Early into the evening one of my kids had a 'starring role' for a minute...

    The Dinner Detective

    4.0(4 reviews)
    23.3 mi•Civic Center, TriBeCa

    My kids turned 17 and we wanted to celebrate with something unique and... this delivered…read more The food: four courses (kinda-sorta), small portions, better than what we expected. (I'm assuming the grub came from the trattoria above us.) Lots of flavor, a few entrée options to pick from (made ahead of time) to appease any preferences or dietary restrictions. My only issue was whoever was working the salad station was entirely too heavy-handed with the sliced radishes. Ease up on those next time, partner. The show: exactly what you probably expect/fear/need/want - equal parts goofy and interesting, ridiculous and intriguing. It's well thought out, constructed and paced. (We were 'warned' from the start - how much 'we' put into it is what we'd be getting back out and that's legit... some people were completely "in it" and you could tell they loved every second of the adventure, whereas my in-laws started to fade after about 90 minutes.) I should fess up I was positive my "thinking outside of the box" was going to snag me the win but I completely flubbed and it's safe to assume my final guess was the WORST one of the night. (Some advice: pay attention to ALL the clues. Don't try to be too damn clever or it'll bite you in the rump!) The three hours went by smoothly... lots of laughs, lots of interacting with the other diners (suspects!) as well as the actors and before you knew it - crimes were being solved, tabs were being closed and it was time to head back into the cruel streets of the city that never sleeps. Biggest issue (aside from the radishes!) - parking, of course. (A few blocks away was the only option and that added another $50+ to an already expensive night.) We were a party of seven (which is how many were seated per table) and I think we would've had an even better time had we been split up or went as a smaller group (so we could mix-and-match with other people, including the performers). Most definitely worth checking out if you're out for some fun that can appease (older) teens to their grandparents.

    On the Saturday July 26th NYC show, one of your male actors and later 'victims' was noticeably…read moregetting high during the show. Given how expensive the tickets are, this is not what I was expecting from a Manhattan production and extremely unfair to the audience. Please use actors who respect their jobs - he was a taller white male with brown hair who kept sneaking off to the bathroom and coming back smelling of weed.

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    The Dinner Detective - My final guess was a 'grave mistake'...

    My final guess was a 'grave mistake'...

    The Dinner Detective - Join us and find out if you are a suspect!

    Join us and find out if you are a suspect!

    The Dinner Detective - Something happened here......

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    Something happened here......

    Yurys Theater - dinnertheater - Updated October 2026

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