Ugh. I was so disappointed with my experience there. The food was okay, but nothing special and definitely not worth the high price tag. However, it was the service that made me hate the place. \n\n7:40: We arrived to get dinner before our show at 9:30. We were seated at 7:44, after the hostess had to check the table chart twice for a table... there were plenty of seats.  My boyfriend commented that it may not be a good sign that the dining room wasn't busy yet only one table had food. We should have left then. \n\n7:53: Manager stops by to give us the food menu (no, the hostess did not do this) and and ask if we've decided on a drink from the drink menu (on an iPad). We told him he's the first person to stop by the table since we sat down. \n\n8ish: Waitress shows up and asks for our drink order. \n\n8:10: drinks arrive. Finally. Only good part about the whole dinner. Takes our food order. We ask that it's expedited since we have a show to get to. We were told that wouldn't be a problem.\n\n8:23: Appetizer shows up. Chicken Pot Pie bites. Nothing to write home about. \n\n8:40: Haven't seen our waitress in that past half and hour and still no dinner. There are only 6 other groups in the large dining room. We flag down another waitress who gets the manager to see where our food is. Waitress finally shows up and says that food is coming \"soon\". \n\n8:47: Dinner FINALLY comes. I had lobster pasta. Boyfriend had the sturgeon. Both were \"eh\". Had to scarf it down since we were in a time crunch. We ask for our check.\n\n8:55: Once more, flag down another waitress to take our check since ours is MIA... Again. \n\n9:05: Get the hell out of there and head to our show. Thankfully it's in the hotel, so we weren't late. Agreed to never, ever go to Boiler Room again.