Review of The Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre In Mesa Arizona.

Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre, Mesa, Arizona. Reviews.

Are you looking for something fun to do in Mesa, Arizona? This theater is located just a few minutes from downtown Scottsdale and it's easy to find. It's still in the Greater Phoenix area.

I first visited the Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre in early 2007 to see 'The King and I'. In my opinion this theatre is one of the best dinner theatres that you'll find anywhere. The entertainment is superb and the performances are memorable.

The theatre is very large with dinner tables set up on one level floor in front of the stage. There is plenty of room between tables so you don't feel cramped. I usually sit in the center, fairly close to the front. The view of the stage has always excellent. Since the theatre is so large, I don't recommend seating at the back.

'Show Only' tickets are available but I don't recommend them if you want the best theatre experience. These tickets are for the theatre style seats at the back. Even though they are 'elevated' like normal theatre seats, they're so far from the stage that you might as well rent a dvd.

I've found the food to be excellent. It's all you can eat, buffet style and they have an exceptionally nice menu to choose from. The food is fresh, clean, and delicious. If you're eating healthy, you'll appreciate the choices. There's also a tempting dessert table with 'sugar free' desserts. I recommend that you arrive early while the food is fresh, and it's not as busy. Before show time the theatre can fill up quickly.

As with any good theatre, the suggested attire should be appropriate for an evening out to a nice dinner. Long pants and collared shirts are recommended for gentlemen. Jackets and ties are not required. T-shirts, tank tops, halter-tops, mesh attire, flip-flops, cut-off and gym shorts are not permissable.

Ticket prices are very reasonable considering the quality of the entertainment and food. Ask about special discounts for group sales.You'll absolutely love this theatre.

Review by Jeff Adams

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