Live shows · FOOD
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 6 food & show evenings worth the ticket, each with its price, what the audience said and the one thing to know before you book.
Spend one hour at Madrid’s historic Torres Bermejas tablao, opened in 1960 and styled after Granada’s Alhambra towers. Watch singers, guitarists, clappers, and dancers perform flamenco, then choose a show-only, drinks, or dining package.
“It was the best, most breath taking, most emotion packed performance I have ever experienced. Thank you! Loved every second.”
Head from Krakow to Karczma Skansen Smaków beside Lake Kryspinów for Polish music, dancing, cherry vodka, a three-course meal, hot and cold regional buffets, and unlimited beer, wine, and soft drinks. You can watch from your table or join the dancers when the music gets you moving.
“Communication was great as pickup was changed due to roadworks. When we got on the bus I think it would have been nice if there was some kind of welcome from the host there was nothing until we arrived near the venue. The venue was awesome,the welcome there was great with a shot of cherry vodka and music. Food was lovely and plentiful something for everyone The singing and dancing was fun Self serve drinks was fantastic We had a great night, well worth the money”
You’ll cruise the New River past Millionaire’s Row, Port Everglades, yachts, and downtown Fort Lauderdale before reaching Tropical Isle. Enjoy barbecue ribs, chicken, sides, live dinner music, and a variety show with Polynesian dancers, singers, comedians, jugglers, and magicians. Monica and Nate are among the hosts praised for their narration and humor.
“The boat ride was good if you like to see millionaires homes. The food would have been better if there was some kind of potato to go with the meal and the dessert should have been included in the price for $80 a person. Show was good.”
Watch professional lumberjacks tackle log rolling, ax throwing, speed climbing, hot saws, and more at Paula Deen’s outdoor Pigeon Forge show. You’ll also get an all-you-can-eat meal, hot chocolate, crowd participation, and admission to the lumberjack adventure park, including its tower jump and zipline coaster attractions.
“Food is subpar to other dinner shows in the area. Yes it’s all you can eat but I’ve had better food in my kids cafeteria. Show was good and redeemed the experience some.”
Start with dinner or six tapas and dessert at Alegría Flamenco y Gastronomía, with views toward Málaga Cathedral and the Pompidou Centre. Then move into the theater for a one-hour flamenco show featuring guitar, song, and dance. Drinks cost extra, and the performance changes weekly.
“Experiencing the flamenco lunch show at Alergia was absolutely unforgettable. The afternoon began with a beautifully paced lunch, about an hour of enjoying course after course of what I can only describe as some of the best food I’ve ever had. Every dish was perfectly prepared, bursting with flavor, and served with impeccable timing. The wait staff was just as lovely—warm, attentive, and made the entire dining experience feel seamless. After lunch, we were invited inside for the flamenco show, and that’s when the magic truly unfolded. The performance featured one brilliant guitarist, two soulful singers, and two extraordinary dancers—a male and a female who completely captivated the audience...”
Start at Tsukiji Hongwanji Temple, then follow a local guide through Tsukiji Jogai Market for street food, ingredient tips, and a fish-cutting show. You’ll finish with a seafood bowl and a look at the working fish market. Guides such as George and Tomo are praised for clear, friendly explanations.
“Wasn’t for me. Just was a very unorganized and hectic, the temple tour didn’t add a ton of value. Skipped a few stalls because it was too busy. I would really recommend saving your money and just walking the market. Nothing in the tour was worth the money of the guide.”
Pick a stage, a dinner table or a dance floor.
