Jan 24, 2015 · Four young cousins enjoyed a night out at a themed restaurant with their grandparents just hours before a deadly blaze ripped through the $9million mansion they were sleeping in.

I went to the Medieval Times in Schaumburg for my HS senior trip. We heckled the blue knight throughout the whole show, and we got one of the actors to say that the Burger King was usurping the throne, and the Dairy Queen was a brazen hussy.

You don't wanna cook it at a high temperature - in the oven, I like to do it at 325°F; on the grill, let the coals burn down until they are just glowing and have no visible flames (you may need to add more coals as you go).

They used to have a lot of Medieval Times style dinner shows in Orlando, including Medieval Times itself, Arabian Nights, Dixie Stampede, and a Pirate one. All have closed except Medieval Times and maybe the Pirate one.

Jul 16, 1998 · Two Medieval Times franchises have filed a lawsuit against Coopers & Lybrand LLP, claiming that the accounting firm gave professional advice that forced the themed restaurants into bankruptcy.

Oct 6, 2004 · Medieval food was many things—garish, over the top, unsubtle. But it wasn’t crude. And neither were medieval people. So, the real question is: Where does the familiar medieval stereotype...

Feb 22, 2023 · After an impressive display of falconry, a different type of bird landed at my table. "Let the feast be served," her majesty declares from the dais, and trays of hot poultry make their way down the aisle. It was at this point that Medieval Times stole my heart, because from roasted to grilled to fried, whole chickens are my jam. I regularly ...

Jan 12, 2015 · Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament is basically the greatest place on earth. It’s dinner theater (how much of this luxury even exists anymore?), with medieval-style games, including jousts, swordfights, horse dancing, and more.

Jun 22, 1996 · What, asks Jim Carrey’s demented character in “The Cable Guy,” could be more conducive to male bonding than a night of feasting and sport at “just the finest restaurant in town”? Which just happens...