Five Las Vegas shows put dinner and the performance in the same room. They run below from the most family-friendly to the most grown-up, and the real difference between them is what's on the plate: three include the meal in the ticket, and two let you order from a menu while the show goes on.
Tournament of Kings at Excalibur: dinner with horses
Tournament of Kings has run in King Arthur's Arena since Excalibur opened in 1990, and it is the longest-running dinner show on the Strip. Knights on real horses joust and sword-fight in the dirt while you eat a roasted hen, potatoes and corn with your hands, because there is no cutlery. Each seating section cheers for its own king. Our Tournament of Kings guide covers the feast and the seating.
Where: King Arthur's Arena, Excalibur, south Strip. Run time: about 90 minutes. Ages: all ages. Dinner: included, eaten by hand. Best for: families and big groups.
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Tony n' Tina's Wedding at the Rio: you're on the guest list
Tony n' Tina's Wedding makes every ticket holder a guest at an Italian-American wedding reception that slowly falls apart. The show began Off-Broadway in 1988 and returned to the Rio in August 2026. Dinner is a four-course family-style feast, with salad, two pastas, chicken and sausage with peppers, and wedding cake. The cast works every table. Our Tony n' Tina's Wedding guide covers the families and the night.
Where: The Venue, Masquerade Village at the Rio, west of the Strip. Run time: about 90 minutes. Ages: 6 and up. Dinner: included, four courses served family-style. Best for: groups, date nights and families with older kids.
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The Party at Superfrico: 50 seats and acrobats between courses
The Party comes from Spiegelworld, the company behind Absinthe, and it plays the Blue Room, a hidden room inside Superfrico at The Cosmopolitan that seats only 50 people a night. Cabaret host Laurie Hagen learns names before you sit down, and between courses come burlesque, comedy, hand balancing, juggling and aerial acts, close enough to the tables to feel. The three-course dinner starts with a glass of bubbles, mains run from petite filet to branzino to mushroom gnocchi, and dessert is tiramisu or gelato.
Where: Blue Room at Superfrico, The Cosmopolitan, center Strip. Run time: about two hours. Ages: adults only. Dinner: included, three courses, gratuity included on Vegas.com tickets. Best for: anniversaries, date nights and anyone who has already seen Absinthe.
Hamburger Mary's Dine 'n Drag: Friday night with the queens
Hamburger Mary's Dine 'n Drag is a Friday night drag variety show called Drag Becomes Her, mixing cabaret-style numbers, pop drag and plenty of adult humor at Hamburger Mary's on East Flamingo Road. The ticket covers the show; burgers, plates and drinks come off the menu at your table. Anyone celebrating a birthday or a bachelorette gets called up for a toast with a queen. It is the loudest room on this list.
Where: Hamburger Mary's, East Flamingo Road, east of the Strip. Run time: about 90 minutes. Ages: 21 and up, with ID. Dinner: ordered from the menu, paid separately. Best for: bachelorettes, birthdays and drag fans.
Sinatra Live! at Alexis Park: the supper club
Sinatra Live! brings back the old Las Vegas supper club: Michael Sinatra sings the Frank Sinatra songbook in an intimate room at Alexis Park, just off Harmon Avenue, with live accompaniment and the occasional guest vocalist. It is a tribute, not an impression. Dinner is optional: order from the menu and a list of era-appropriate cocktails during the show, or just come for the music.
Where: Alexis Park All Suite Resort, Harmon Avenue, east of the Strip. Run time: about 70 minutes. Ages: all ages. Dinner: optional, ordered from the menu. Best for: couples and anyone who misses the Rat Pack era.
Which dinner show to book
Kids in the group: Tournament of Kings. A crowd that loves to be part of the joke: Tony n' Tina's Wedding. A special occasion with a nicer meal: The Party. A bachelorette or a birthday: Dine 'n Drag. Sinatra Live! for martinis and standards. For more night-out ideas for two, see our Vegas shows for couples guide.
