RoCo's right. The Fireside does a great job with the entertainment and the food is good too for how many people they serve every night. They do a ton of tourist buinsess with busses from throughout the Midwest. It's one of the better known attractions in the region. Depending on what age you are I suppose since it skews toward older people. You eat dinner, they've got several shops you can browse after, and then you see the show. It's an "in the round" type of set up. I've seen a bunch of shows there- Titanic, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Annie, Steel Magnolias, Annie Get Your Gun, Driving Miss Daisy, Man of La Mancha, The Music Man...The Christmas show they do every year is supposed to be good too although I've never seen it. Anyway if you want something different than a night out at the bar or whatever it's a nice alternative. And the prices aren't too bad considering what you get what. http://www.firesidetheatre.com/