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Capone's Dinner & Show Reviews

4740 W. Highway 192
Orlando, Florida 34746
(407) 397-2378

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Great Value, Great Fun

  • March 24, 2008
  • Rated 5 of 5 by gakajjan from orlando, Florida
My wife and four children ages; 12, 10, 8 and 6 had more fun than we ever expected. The price was 20.00 for adults and less for the children. A great value by comparison to other similar shows in Orlando. The food was buffet style but much better than other shows that charge twice the price. Plenty of pasta, salads, turkey, slow cooked beef, veggies and breadsticks. Good quality and as much as you can eat. Wine, beer and rum runners were also included with dinner. The staff and actors were great with the kids, friendly, outgoing and engaging. The show was much better than expected too. Great singing, dancing and comedy. Truly the best dinner show value we've seen in Orlando in a long time. Have fun!

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Capones Dinner Show

  • October 24, 2007
  • Rated 5 of 5 by tomwood1 from new york, New York
This was by far the best dinner show in Orlando! I laughed I cried, it was better than cats! The best part by far was the waiters, we had a waiter named Babyface. Babyface made the whole night, I have never seen my family laugh so hard in my life! This guy was amazing, he told joke after joke working off of what the crowd was giving him. I have seen a lot of improv comedy in my time, and I have never seen anything like this guy. Never once did I see him break character while giving very good service at the same time. My drink was never empty the whole night. The special thing about this night was not so much the show(although very funny) it was this talented waiter Babyface. My wife had been sick for some time, after Babyface had got through with her she had a smile on her face for about two weeks and actually felt better! The night had some kind of healing effect on her, amazing. At the end of the night I asked Babyface about coming to the show again, and he said that you could request his station when making reservations. I would highly recommend you do this. The food was OK, the drinks were great, the show was funny, but the waiter made the night. Highly recommended!! Thanks Babyface.

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From journal Orlando Visit

Al Capone's Dinner Theatre

  • December 9, 2005
  • Rated 3 of 5 by jangarys from Tampa
Capone's dinner theater in Kissimmee is an inexpensive evening out if you visit their website and print out a discount coupon. We went on Thanksgiving evening. The buffet had turkey and stuffing as well as the usual Italian vegy-lasagna, macaroni, and spaghetti with meatballs. Very average, but sufficient. We also were served free sangria, rum punch, or beer. We had to wait outside until the doors opened since we didn't want to order cocktails in the lounge. We sat in our car to avoid standing and being eaten by mosquitoes. Once you check-in they assign you a table, so no need to really go stand in the line. The show was average, some might find it a bit slow and boring. No real memorable show tunes. But, for $20 it is an inexpensive way to relax and be fed and entertained while on vacation. Very casual, come as you are atmosphere.

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From journal My Orlando Favorites

Al Capone's Dinner Theatre

  • November 28, 2005
  • Rated 1 of 5 by Spagirl23188 from Newport News, Virginia

My sister, my little girl, and I went to Al Capone's Dinner Show Thanksgiving night. I called ahead and made reservations, and the lady told me that they were going to have a Thanksgiving feast. Well, the food was just horrible. They had mashed potatoes with no gravy, stuffing that was dry, and macaroni and cheese that was really runny.

They also said that they had rum runners and sangria, which were in pitchers, but when he served it to us, it was all watered down. Before the show started, they would let people sit early if you went to the bar and ordered a drink. The only good thing about the drinks there was the one drink we ordered from the bar. The bartender's name was Dutch, and he made my sister and I a speciality drink called a Dutch Treat. If we had not ordered that one good drink, the whole night would have been shot. Please do not go to Al Capone's for the food; you will be very upset if you do.

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From journal A Thanksgiving Nightmare at Al Capones

Vivian Green

  • June 24, 2003
  • Rated 5 of 5 by davvivgreen from Allen, Texas
Capone's Dinner Show is a great night of fun for the entire family. The setting is a 1930's night at Al Capone's night club.

Prohibition is in effect, so you will need a secret password to get in. The show is comical as well as musical. Watch out -- you might be a participant, even if you don't want to be a star.

The wait staff is part of the show. The meal is an Italin buffet and your beverage glass will not get empty. All sodas, tea, beer, and wine flow freely all night.

They are celebrating their 10th year anniversary this year, so with coupons, the dinner and show is priced below $20. The coupons can found in all of the coupons books in Orlando.

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