My follow-up review for this restaurant. Read my previous review for this restaurant here

My third trip for a night of Dinner and Dreams. I want to go again! The new show is almost as good as the preivous one. The lead was a tremendous singer and the acrobats were awesome. There was humor at every turn, at our table, and under it, too!

When you consider the venue, the food is surprisingly good. But that’s not the point – the food is just one of the many pleasures of the evening.

I can’t help it – their tag line is perfect! I’ve been twice and even though I’m pretty sensitive about where I spend my money, especially with my ungrateful, teenage (redundant, I know) children, I bought six seats for dinner with the family on my birthday. It’s a risqué show, so I wouldn’t give a blanket recommendation to bring your kids – we’ve given up on sheltering ours – the youngest is 14.

This is an experience I wish everyone could enjoy – it’s a complete Seattle entertainment experience! Tom Douglas designs the menu (included in the +$100 ticket) and you’re regaled by comics, musicians, acrobats, dancers… It’s so exciting!

We came for a xmas present and it was a good experience, but I’d rate it decent to good.

The performance is reasonably entertaining. The trickster himself is by far the best performer. Some of the local and rotating talent are hit or miss.

As far as dinner, the appetizer was good, but ended up only eating a few bites of my poorly cut and overcooked steak.

If you attend, get the seafood.

food is edible, but given the price, I would have expected more although the show was fabulous!