Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament
Welcome to Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament, a unique and thrilling dining experience in Buena Park, CA that combines history, entertainment, and delicious cuisine all under one majestic roof.
As a food reviewer of Restaurant World, I had the pleasure of exploring the wonders of Medieval Times. This American dinner theater offers a variety of utilities, including reservations, delivery, and an array of dining options suitable for diverse dietary preferences. From pescatarian and vegan options to numerous vegetarian choices, Medieval Times caters to all palates. The venue also accepts various forms of payment, including credit cards, Android Pay, Apple Pay, and even cryptocurrency, making it convenient for all guests.
Located at 7662 Beach Blvd, Buena Park, CA 90620, Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament provides a magical setting for guests to immerse themselves in a world of chivalry and pageantry. The establishment boasts free Wi-Fi, full bar service, and even private lot parking for guests' convenience.
Having read reviews from satisfied customers, such as Mina M., Walter R., Erin G., Mary D., Ixchel C., Keegan P., Angelica C., and Juliet Rachel C., it is evident that Medieval Times leaves a lasting impression on all who visit. From the captivating show featuring talented knights and majestic horses to the delectable feast served in true medieval fashion, this venue offers an unforgettable experience for families, couples, and groups alike.
Guests can expect a menu fit for royalty, including hearty dishes like rotisserie-style chicken, tomato soup served in skillet-bowls, corn on the cob, half-baked potatoes, and delicate eclairs for dessert. While utensils may not be provided in keeping with the medieval theme, wet wipes are available for a hassle-free dining experience.
Overall, Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament is more than just a restaurant; it is a gateway to a bygone era filled with excitement, camaraderie, and delectable fare. Whether you are cheering on your favorite knight or indulging in a feast fit for nobility, this venue promises an evening of fun, laughter, and unforgettable memories. So don your crown, raise your flag, and prepare for a dining experience like no other at Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament.
Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament Menu
Location
Address: 7662 Beach Blvd Buena Park, CA 90620
Phone: (888) 935-6878
Business info
- Takes ReservationsYes
- DeliveryNo
- Pescatarian OptionsYes
- Vegan OptionsYes
- Many Vegetarian OptionsYes
- Accepts Credit CardsYes
- Accepts Android PayNo
- Accepts Apple PayNo
- Accepts CryptocurrencyNo
- Casual, TouristyYes
- LoudYes
- Casual DressYes
- Good for GroupsYes
- Good For KidsYes
- Good for DinnerYes
- Private Lot ParkingYes
- Free Wi-FiYes
- Full BarYes
- Offers Military DiscountYes
- Outdoor SeatingNo
- Offers CateringNo
- Happy HourNo
- Dogs Not AllowedNo
- TVNo
- Bike ParkingYes
- Provides reusable tablewareYes
Last Reviews
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Author: Mina M.
Our visit to Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament was an amazing experience! The show was very entertaining, and the food was excellent. The service was fantastic, with super nice staff making the evening even more enjoyable. It was our first time there, and it exceeded our expectations. While it is a little pricey, it's definitely worth your money. We're already planning to come back next month. I highly recommend Medieval Times to everyone!
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Author: Walter R.
My wife has been here many times but I've never been and she thought I'd like it and have fun. And I did! Had a blast! I want to go again! Great entertainment & amazing horses. Great & friendly service. Nice cold beers. And the food is really good. Large bowl of great tasting tomato soup with bread, huge cooked chicken, good baked potato half and you even get dessert. It was small, but a good little eclair. For the price-entertainment & food; it's a no brainer. Go!
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Author: Erin G.
i surprised my boyfriend and took him here for a date and we were both super excited! we got welcomed with our crowns and were very pleased by all the workers in character. we went straight to the bar and the frozen drinks were so good! they definitely weren't strong enough, but we still enjoyed them and got to leave with souvenir cups! the actual show was pretty hard to hear, there was a lottttt going on in the show along with being served food. it felt so fast paced and at times overwhelming. there was specifically one horse that seemed sad compared to the others and part of me couldn't help but be distracted thinking about the state of these horses being used for show. the food wasn't spectacular but it also wasnt the worst. we had tomato soup, corn, bread, potato, chicken, and an eclair--served school lunch style lol! plus no utensils like the good ole days? i also noticed with the way seating was, it was almost impossible to get up to use the restroom because it was like a long booth. our knight ended up winning, so it again, was very exciting! i love how they also throw roses at the crowd throughout the show! the vibes were really great and its nice being around people who were also enjoying themselves. i wouldn't visit frequently, but it was definitely a memorable experience!!
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Author: Mary D.
My husband and I got tickets to celebrate his birthday. I accidentally sprained my ankle and called to see if we could reschedule our tickets for a later date, which they were very accommodating about. Just keep in mind there is a rescheduling/cancellation policy so I had to pay $10 to reschedule our tickets. When we arrived (about 45 minutes before the show), there was somebody directing traffic. It was pretty quick and easy to park, but I can't speak for anybody that comes closer to showtime. The line went by quickly, and they give opportunities for you to group with any friends that may have also bought tickets separately so you can sit together. We got our table number and color, which designated our section and our knight. The theming was really fun, with everybody in costume and staying in character. We got the VIP tickets, so we were able to get priority seating earlier on. Serf Rob handled our section and did a fantastic job. He was quick and witty with his quips while serving us throughout the show. He was also very mindful of when things would happen, so he was never in front when some of the "crazier" scenes were happening in the show.There were some other people that were taking orders for alcoholic drinks and merch, but I can't blame them for having to stand in front when taking other people's orders. The food was surprisingly good. They started with garlic bread and tomato soup, which you have to drink from the skillet-bowl they provide you. Then, they served a nice and juicy rotisserie-style chicken with a side of corn and half a potato. For dessert, they served a small eclair. Keep in mind there are no utensils, but they do provide wet wipes, so it's clear you're going full medieval while eating. It's dark enough that if you're self conscious about eating with your hands, people won't really see you, will be busy eating as well, and will be too focused on the show to care. The show was very fun and exciting. It was great getting fully immersed into the crowd and cheering your knight and color on. They did all kinds of tricks, from jousting to sword fighting to falconry to show horsing. This was a great experience to have, and it was a fantastic birthday celebration! My one critique is it was a bit hard to hear what the actors were saying on the mics. I think the general cheering and orders being made all around at the same time makes it hard to really hear the full dialogue. I could piece together what was going on, but I wonder if there could be something to make things more accessible, especially for anybody that may be more hard of hearing than me. Otherwise, this was a fantastic experience to have and I strongly recommend!