The show room opens at 7:30pm with the performance starting at 9, and show nights carry a $5 entertainment fee on top of a $30-per-person spending minimum — real costs worth knowing before booking a table for that night specifically. Everything on the menu is halal, and valet parking runs $20 for anyone not willing to hunt for metered street parking nearby.
It's priced as a real night-out destination ($31-$50 a person) rather than a casual dinner, built around the kind of theatrical dining experience that's genuinely rare in the West Loop.
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