We went here while on spring break vacation, approximately one year from our last visit. Both the food and the show had improved. The garlic bread had changed from a Texas Toast slice to a grilled pita bread round, which was much better. The tomato soup was served steaming hot and had a good flavor, although I still wish it had a perfectly smooth texture because it is sipped from a bowl rather than eaten with a spoon. The roasted half chicken was about the same. The spare rib was still awful, but the potato wedges were better seasoned. The apple pastry dessert was very good and better than last year. Overall, the experience is worth doing, as long as you don't expect a gourmet meal and keep your eyes on the arena.

This place takes you back in time to watch the kings knights fight. The food is ok but the entertainment is fabulous.

We've been to this one and the one in Orlando a number of times. The kids love the environment and show, and the food is good. If you don't mind eating with your fingers, this is a nice treat-- especially if you have visitors you'd like to take out for an enjoyable dinner.

You have to go see the show at least once. You will be entertained, and the food is really great too. Half a chicken breast, vegetable soup, spare ribs, a potato and dessert!