Sleuths Mystery Dinner Shows

Attend the NSC 2024 Safety Congress Expo with a group of coworkers. Looking for fun night for the team. Wanted find a place we are together, enjoy a dinner, and watch a show. There are plenty of options in the area. I researched each option asking about cost, seating arrangements, dinner options, and drinks. Found some that cost more, near sold out (conventioneers and tourists) and dinner options were not appealing. Sleuths Mystery kept coming out on top.We enjoyed a Tuesday 5:30p show. Great little store with unique items such as night lights and ornate purses are just a few items.Our group had a Gluten Free attendee. It was recommended to order the Borbon Chicken w/out the dinner roll and we reminded the server when onsite. They handled it well and we each enjoyed our meal. Friendly reminder, be sure to take notes as you have a role in the deciding who the murder is. Have fun and enjoy any of the 10 show formats they offer. I know I will when I return.

The food is just edible, but there is unlimited wine which is great. At the end of the day, the purpose is actually the theatre show which they certainly delivered on. There's a main stage that you look at while seated at your round dinner table. There is a bathroom available for your use if you need it. We went to "The Show Must Go On" in which the actors and actresses were fantastic. They were funny, engaging with the audience, and friendly. The show leant itself to us meeting new people at our table which was fun as well.

The show was really funny. He evening was well organized and food was good. Wait staff was wonderful too.

Kudos to the actors and servers. They do a good job with what they're given, but the food and storyline aren't worth the price. We were hoping for a prior mystery experience that included interaction, guests on stage, and prizes. We got some theater and a lame ending. The food is horrid. Drinks are included, plus beer and wine, but the bartender was told not to come in the night we were here due to too many families, so getting anything from the full bar was difficult. It's good for an evening outside of the parks if you can score some discounts but I wouldn't say it is for kids under twelve. And the food...no, no, no.

Hysterical and absolutely a delight! They'll keep you guessing until the very end. Normally good at the dinner shows aren't great, but this was delicious! Fun for the whole family. There were a few times they alluded to sex, but nothing overt. My 11 year old is now doing to be a crime scene investigator!

Didn't know what to expect. I was thrown a loop as we knew our company was going to dinner and it was doing to be fun. When arriving there there is a lady who just starts going on like crazy about some pollen and we were like whoa she's losing it. Not realizing it was a hint to later in the show. Food was excellent as I had the chicken. I do wish there was a dairy free desert option as our company spent a lot of money there and would have appreciated it. The show was funny and entertaining. I was wrong who it was but it was well put together. I was entertained. Well done.

I'll start by saying the food was REALLY good. I had the chicken and I also tasted the lasagna and I thought they both were superb. The desserts were duly amazing. I had the key lime pie, which was creamy and flavorful, as was the strawberry shortcake. I think they may be understaffed, as the service was a little bit on the slower side. The current production is "Kimmy and Scott Tie the Knot". It was cute. The acting was pretty good. Some of the actors were surprising choices for their particular roles, but I would imagine it's hard to find an abundance of casting options for a dinner theater in Orlando these days. I think the storyline lends itself to many possibilities, making it hard to figure out the killer. Lots of red herons. My group and I wondered if they change the murderer up every once in awhile, since there are so many motives and so much evidence for any of them. Anyhow, it's a fun evening out with a group. I am not crazy about the venue. There is way too much going on in that area of International Drive. Parking is a mess. That deck is kind of a death trap. It is very busy, even in January. I would hate to see what it is like on busier months.

Arrived at 552, long line to check-in. Not t sure what everyone is talking about, there was ac and a little shop of local crafts, big bar and lots of room. Checked in, little snafu with our discount but whatever. Seated- salad- AYCD beer wine soda tea etc,.then the show began. Super entertaining- break and dinner, audience interaction- then dessertGreat experience- very cute, Check it out- 30 yrs running for a reason

One star for the show. Really enjoyed it. It was campy and fun. One star for the service. Our server was friendly, attentive, prompt, and worked her butt off. ZERO STARS for the food. The lasagna was barely warm, the cheese wasn't even fully melted. I guess their microwave broke down. My wife choose to dip her chicken in my cold tomato sauce to give it some flavor and moisture. Zero stars for the check-in and seating. Henry the VIII had a better system. Learn how to use a QR code. Last and certainly not least. The price. It was nearly $200 for two us. That included the$20 tip that was suggested over and over. $200 dollars for a pretty good show and food worse than hospital food. Absolutely ridiculous.

I have been going here for 8 years. After Covid quality has gone down. Food last night was horrible. Frozen chicken breast , canned corn and frozen potatoes. Desserts were not very good. This place use to be great. Cornish hens, prime rib, bread on the table. Your own wine and beer now you share . Sorry but I won't be going back. It's a shame