Crystal Terrace - Dallas

We have been twice now. Once before Book of Mormon and before Wicked. Both times it was very good. We were almost a half hour late to our wicked reservation and they didn't even say a word. We were cutting it close to the show starting and the waitor made sure we were able to get drinks and our meals before we had to go. The dessert selections are always very good.

Restaurant was pretty good. We were going to see Wicked at Fair Park so this was an easy option. We made reservations before hand, which I would probably advise. You can only get into the restaurant if you are going to the theater This was a buffet, very much like wedding fare or a large corporate event at a hotel. Nice salad options. Chicken and beef were very good. Salmon was dry, not an uncommon issue when trying to cook that much salmon in a place like this. Dessert options were abundant but underwhelming. The main course alone made it worth the money, just under $30 Soft drinks were included in the buffet price, which was a pleasant surprise. Considering the price of tickets and the souvenirs, the dinner was a surprisingly modest price considering the venue.

It's very good for what it is. The buffet is consistently good, with ample selections. Maybe a little pricey at $32/person, but can't beat the location when going to a show at The Music Hall.

This place adds a little class to the evening. I always make it a point to get dinner here before the show. The food is delicious and there's a broad selection to choose from. It's a self serve buffet with the exception of the person cutting meat at the carving station and the servers who bring your bread and drinks. I recommend making a reservation to be sure to get a table.

I have to say I was beyond surprised with nice the whole experience was. From the moment we arrived until we finished are meal it was a perfect experience. The food was delicious and had the perfect variety to chose from. Having dinner first made the whole night an effortless afair