Sleuths Mystery Dinner Shows

Great staff and service but the food and show were horrible. The lasagna wasn’t terrible but it was smothered in tomato sauce. The prime rib comes «medium», but they should’ve said rare with no seasoning. The Cornish hen was beyond bland along with all the sides it came with. Needless to say we left after tasting the dinner because there was nothing worth staying for. Total waste of $ 200.

Our friends brought us here for «The Fox Hunt». The show was very entertaining. The comedy was on point. The actors were awesome. The food was very good. I had the prime rib and key-​lime pie for desert and my daughter had the lasagna with the chocolate cake for desert. Dinner comes with unlimited wine, beer or soft drinks. My prime rib had good flavor, the salad was yummy. My daughters lasagna had good flavor. They had a cheese spread that was so good. The show was super entertaining.

Three hours of entertainment; great time. The service is outstanding with plenty of food. The beer and wine is bottomless as indicated in prior reviews. The play is interesting and the cast is very skilled at getting the audience involved. I would recommend an early reservation as some of the seating has poor visibility (i.e. Table #28). The show is pricey, but coupons are available and additional discounts may be available from local retailers. Food choices include lasagna, Cornish hen, and prime rib. The prime rib was available with an addition $ 6 charge. Overall, my family enjoyed the experience. Interestingly, Sleuths has an open mic night that may be another option for adults.

Ok. Show was entertaining but not worth the price. Really, for the price of admission you can’t get an actor for every actor? And the actors were rude. And at a certain point, kids under 12 shouldn’t be allowed into the show. Not as fun as it would have been without having to censor the actors.

We go to this show every time we are in town. Lots of fun, good food, funny actors and excellent servers. They keep the drinks flowing. A+

This place was a waste of money. The play was so horrible and awkward. The food was not good at all. Definitely not worth the money spent. I had fast food made better then this food. The icing on the cake was when the waitress came to our table and picked up a napkin cloth off of the floor and put it back on the plate on the table. When my friend asked her to pick it up and to please bring another one she asked my friend if it was her napkin. Since it wasn’t she threw it back on the table and told her to mind her business. We complained to the owner and she promised we would get a refund back to our credit cards since we purchased online. I gave plenty of time for them to make it right before giving this review. This happened 1÷25÷16 and it is now March. If you work hard for your money don’t spend it here. Fair warning.

We had a great time. The acting was campy and fun. The q and a session was funny and over all had a great time. Would have been 5 stars if we got our coffee at the end

I’ll start off with saying the wait staff is great. Very attentive and you can tell they are hard workers. The food is disgusting. Whatever you choose it’ll be a bad choice — think Boston Market but worse (I actually like BM). I ordered a mixed drink and there was no alcohol, I guess this is an issue at a lot of places but still not ok. The actual show was very boring and hard to stay focused. They made it so that literally anyone in the cast can be the killer and it’s the luck of the draw if you guess it right. I have a feeling they just choose the one with the least guesses so they don’t have to give out as many prizes at the end of the night. The pirate dinner show is MUCH better.
Also, they tell you to be there an hour early so that they can get you to buy drinks at the bar. Not worth the $ 61 at all.

Aweful! We left early and cringed throughout the whole show. Bad, simply bad and dreadful.

murder mystery on New Year’s Eve was a great new way to spend the evening. The food was surprisingly good for what we were expecting (not fantastic but definitely not bad). Beer and wine was served liberally and included in the price. The show was entertaining. The actors and actresses were all quite funny.

We got our tickets as a Christmas gift with the Cornish hen meal. Our tickets stated 7:30pm, but apparently our gift givers got a phone call asking us to show up an hour early at 6:30. Nowhere on the ticket did they state this so off we left an hour earlier than expected. We checked in quickly and an older gentleman dressed as Sherlock made jokes and encouraged us to make use of the cash bar as we milled about the cramped gift shop. I didn’t quite understand why we had to be there an entire hour early. Around 7:20, our table number was called and we were led outside next door to our dining area. The actors were already in character and walking around in character (if this was just about those actors, they would easily get 5stars). They made cheesy jokes as we started our salads.
The murder mystery was interesting. We were at a funeral where someone got murdered, but most people were preoccupied with the original murder (the one of whom the funeral was held) than the murder that happened. Each table was asked to come up with 8 – 10 questions and each table got to ask 1 question which took a while (probably around 20 – 25 tables).
There were plenty of clues with each character having equal motive. They seemed to have picked the murderer as the most popular option (pretty obvious in our eyes) when they asked us to vote.
The food was ok, but honestly not enough. Or maybe my husband and I eat large volumes? It was half a Cornish hen, green beans, stuffing, and cranberry. The Cornish hen was ok, but it was really hard to eat with a knife and fork — resorted to our fingers. The stuffing was pointed out by my husband — it was so little that I almost didn’t even see it. We call Cornish hens the personal pizza of the poultry world; 1 per person works a bit better.
There was plenty of wine. Although the carafe that we finished with dinner was never refilled through dessert nor the end of the program. They were also overtly adamant about tips — they kept talking about it! We left the same tip as we would (10 $~~) without the lecture.
An interesting thing to do for dinner, but not sure we would do it again

This was a very disappointing experience. The plot of the murder mystery was an insight into the mind of a first grader. Our entire table couldn’t tell what was going on. We stayed until the main course was served hoping the night would turn around, but unfortunately our meal appeared to be last nights leftovers. The most enjoyable part of the night was the laugh that we had about thinking this would be a fun night. There was nothing about this night that was worth $ 50.
Overall I would not recommend this. Save the money and eat at Chic-​Fil-​A or heck even McDonalds.

We went to the dinner show at sleuths last night. We had a very good meal and a great show!

The price is definitely worth it. We didn’t come in expecting a 5 star dinner, but for the entertainment and so glad that we did! The food wasn’t bad, but if you’re looking for a large selection of choices, this spot isn’t for you. You have three choices for the main meal and dessert, and you’re served a salad and bread with unlimited drinks including alcohol. The acting and interaction with the audience was great! We ended up meeting three other couples at our table and enjoyed conversation with them before getting started. The service is great, and our server kept us stocked with drinks/​water the whole night. I recommend this for a fun night out, and acceptable for children although most of the guests were adults. We would do this again, enjoyed it a lot!

I am rating the SQUIRE’s INN. This is an interactive show with audience participation about «who done it?» They sprinkle in some corney comedy to bring this murder mystery all together for the non-​climactic ending.
They do offer beer and wine with your dinner so if your feeling tipsy, I guess your review will be favorable. Unfortunately I wasn’t and the performance only sparked a few chuckles.
For the men: The character that plays GG will give you visual pleasure but that’s where it ends. Her low cut shirt is designed to keep you wondering if something is going to pop out and give you a surprise.
This performance was sub-​standard and I wouldn’t waste my time again for this performance. It was NOT worth the price.
My prime rib was dry and under seasoned. The wifeys lasagna was tasty.

Overall the night sucked really. Took forever to get seated, we waited a good hr to be seated and we were the first ones to arrive. Food was ok but end up getting sick later that night and still am 2days later. Would not reccomand this place.

This was a great experience. I was entertained the entire time and the price was worth it.
I’ll say this, when I walked into the little gift shop area I was not impressed. The shop is filled with various knick-​knacks and random items. When we arrived we were the only ones in attendance under the age of 50. We walked around to the desk and checked in to get our table number, etc. There was a check in offer for the Unilocal app and when I inquired about it the guy at the desk said, «Yea, it’s there but we use (another reviewing site) more than Unilocal so we don’t usually take it.» I wasn’t sure how to take his comment and it came across as very rude.
We walked out of the gift shop area when our group was called and down the sidewalk into the dining room/​stage area. We were sat front and center to the stage. The show and characters were amazing. They were funny and had just the right amount of cheesiness to be tolerable. I wasn’t a fan of being pulled up on stage to dance around like a fool but it was all in good fun.
We didn’t go for the food. It was average at best. I had the Cornish Hen which was a little dry to the point of not finishing the dish. The green beans were fine too but nothing impressive. Now the stuffing was excellent… as in better than my mom’s excellent. The issue was THERE WASN’T ENOUGH OF IT! Literally, there was maybe a spoonful on the plate and I’m not talking about a serving spoon. I’m talking about a table spoon; more stuffing please.
We went for the show and we weren’t disappointed. Fun place to go and will probably be on our «re-​visit» list for our next trip.

This is a fun night. I won’t lie.
The actors are so entertaining and the interaction is just priceless. It really seems like they love their jobs. Sure, the show is a little cheesy, but it’s supposed to be and that’s part of it’s charm!
The food is, uh, not great. It’s all very cheap and lower quality. I have to admit that I am a complete food snob though and if you enjoy Boston Market or a similar place– you will be fine.
Overall, a fun night out and definitely something fun to do with the family.

The dinner was adequate — think banquet dinner. I had the Cornish hen, but I wish I had ordered the prime rib. Also, smaller parties are assigned seats with other guests, 8 — 9 to a table.
The show was fun, and audience participation is required (a couple of people were bro it up on stage, and other audience members were engaged).
It’s a novel activity, and it was fun, but I don’t know that I’d go out of my way to do this again.

I saw the sign for this place on our way to the convention center. Being from out of state I had know idea what was around. An AWESOME find! I read other people’s reviews and they are just HATERS!
It’s no Broadway show by any means but it really funny, staff is friendly, food is okay. We had the prime rib & hen, prime rib was bigger portion than expected. Overall portions of sides were small.
Fun and interactive! I thought it was more of a comedy show than a mystery. But an overall good time.
We also did the magic show before. A little funky but the magician did some pretty cool tricks, very interactive also.
And we stayed for Mamas comedy show afterwards. Reminds me of the Drew Carey show with the other comedians doing skits and singing, and just being funny and stupid. Also very interactive.
All in all it was a very fun and entertaining night. Hope you enjoy, and don’t forget the soap