Capone's Dinner & Show

Great dinner with huge portions. The cast mingled with the guests before the show while in full costumes. After dinner you could play cards with cast members. No money was involved, just for fun. The show was a combination of singing, dancing, acting and audience participation. Very entertaining! I forgot to mention that the price of dinner included all drinks, all night.

We wanted to try something different so we went for a dinner and a show. Capone's has a great price point. We splurged on the VIP but it really wasn't necessary. You got a closer seat. That's the only perk that was taken advantage. We saw no difference in timing on seating when it came to a non packed show (the show starts exactly the same time for everyone) and we saw no difference in better drinks. We arrived as a party of 2 and they had our ticket ready at the front with the name it was booked under. We went through a cute speakeasy that takes place in Chicago. Walked to the bar to get a drink. This part was a long wait. The line was long. Someone ended up coming over and asking us what we wanted and grabbed it for us so we can sit down. We thought we were eating dinner during the show. Nope. Two separate areas. This is why when purchasing it tells you it's 6:30-10:00pm. The starters came out and they were good. Bread. Mozzarella sticks. Salads. Then the entrees came out and that was terrible. The chicken parm must have not been fresh. Frozen? The lasagna was okay. The pasta was less than ok. Everything had the same sauce actually. The food really was not good. And our bodies surely did react to eating this food. The dessert? Pass. The show was not necessarily what we thought. Think less gangster. Think more cheesy. We were engaged though and shared some laughs. Overall it was a relaxing night but it would only get a 3 - 3.5 star for the overall experience. Also if you're booking online, they don't tell you but you should bring cash to tip.

We had an absolutely fabulous time at Al Capone’s Dinner & Show! My daughters (ages 10 and 14) and I went in not knowing exactly what to expect, and it ended up being one of the most fun and memorable experiences of our Orlando trip. While the food wasn’t especially spectacular, it was solid and exactly what you want for a dinner-and-a-show experience—great variety and plenty to enjoy while focusing on the entertainment. And the show itself? Hilarious, energetic, and so well done. Some of the jokes (thankfully 😄) went right over my youngest’s head, but nothing felt inappropriate, and we laughed nonstop. The waitstaff was so welcoming and in character. It was the perfect change of pace after long, exhausting days at the theme parks—a chance to sit, eat, relax, and be thoroughly entertained. We left smiling, quoting lines, and talking about it the rest of the night. Truly an unforgettable experience and something I’d absolutely recommend for families looking for fun outside the parks. Would 100% do it again!.

“Capone’s? More like Crap-one’s.” Let me start by saying this: I walked into Capone’s with low expectations, and they STILL managed to disappoint me on a spiritual level. I didn’t know dinner shows could trigger emotional damage, but here we are. THE FOOD. Bro… what was that? My girl’s “chicken” was so tough she could’ve used it as a self-defense weapon. She tried cutting it and it didn’t slice — it shredded like she was opening a bag of cheap dollar-store cheese. I swear I saw her soul leave her body. My spaghetti and meat sauce? I wouldn’t feed that to a raccoon on probation. I’ve had better Italian food at gas stations, and I’m not exaggerating. Olive Garden suddenly looks like Michelin-star mafia cuisine compared to whatever fever dream they served me. And THEN… Let’s talk about the temperature in this establishment from hell. NO AC. None. Zero. Niente. It was hot as balls in there. I wasn’t sweating — I was marinating. I felt like a slow-cooked brisket sitting in that chair. My girl looked like she was about to pass out and meet Capone in the afterlife. By the time the “show” was supposed to start, I was already fighting for my life. I didn’t even stay. I wasn’t about to sit there, drenched in sweat, eating prison-level spaghetti, pretending to laugh at 1920s jokes. And the price? $117. ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN DOLLARS. For what? For the experience of being scammed, steamed, and starved at the same time? Capone’s Dinner & Show: Come for the nostalgia, stay because you’re glued to the seat by your own sweat. Hard pass. Go literally anywhere else. Even 7-Eleven taquitos would’ve been a better night out. My server Vito was cool, and pickles wheels? Whoever else was there were great. I was at the old location years ago and the food wasn't great but it was slightly edible. But this? I literally felt my nonna slap me in the back of the neck after I took my first bite. And to the people swearing the chicken Parm was excellent, where the hell do you people eat? My Lord! Please see attached photos of you think I'm bullshitting. Hey at least my beer was cold 🤣🤣🤣🤣

We had a great time last evening at Capone's. It started with being greeted by 2 very welcoming folks. The food was amazing! I had the Chicken Parmesan, on a bed of spaghetti and homemade sauce, which was excellent. Hubby had The Drunken Sausage, which he loved. The staff, Pickles, Blondie, and Wheels, were fantastic and the show itself was so much fun. Miss Jewel had a beautiful voice, as did "Bugsy". The dancers were awesome. The finale was hilarious. Just a great time all around. The new location is easy to get to with lots of parking!

We had an amazing time at Capone’s Dinner & Show! From the moment we walked in, we were transported back to the roaring 1920s. the decor, the costumes, and the music set the perfect atmosphere. The staff completely stays in character, greeting you like old friends from the speakeasy, and the energy is contagious. The dinner was delicious and far exceeded expectations for a dinner theater! Everything was hot, fresh, and well-seasoned, and the all-you-can-drink options (yes, including cocktails!) were such a fun bonus. The show itself was hilarious, interactive, and full of surprises. The cast is incredibly talented, a great mix of comedy, singing, and audience participation that kept us laughing the whole time. It’s clear everyone involved loves what they do. We left smiling and already can’t wait to come back with friends. If you’re visiting Orlando and want something unique and unforgettable, Capone’s Dinner & Show is a must! It’s one of those rare experiences that perfectly combines great food, entertainment, and a whole lot of personality.

It was so much fun! The food was delicious & the staff was friendly. The actors were fabulous! Thoroughly enjoyed.

Everything last night was excellent! The location and theming was spot on! The food was delicious, the drunken rigatoni gets an A++. The bottomless included well drinks was an added bonus and the staff kept them coming! The performers were stellar and entertaining all night, I loved how all the waitstaff stayed in character and added to the theming of the show! The dancers, the costumes and talent was top rated! I would highly recommend Capones dinner show! Dinner, drinks and a show for around $50 is a steal and a must do for anyone looking for fun night out!!! Only recommendation would be a better website! I had a lot of difficulty booking my tickets on my phone but luckily has access to a laptop, if I didn’t have my laptop with me I would have missed out on all the fun! With a better website and more marketing I have no doubt this show will be number one in Orlando! Bravo to the entire Capones team!