U.S. News Insider Tip: Medieval Times can be a bit costly for a family. Check the website in advance since discounts are periodically offered. – Sarah Errafay Step into a world of epic battles, kings ...

The rambunctious cheers from fans rooting for their knight and the jeers against his competitors will soon fill the 1,000-seat arena at Medieval Times, which is inching closer and closer to opening ...

The first salvo in an attempted Spanish conquest of the Chicago entertainment market came last weekend with the unveiling of a $16 million investment in northwest suburban Schaumburg: an 84,500-square ...

Devoted foodies and restaurant newbies love Foobooz. Sign up now for our twice weekly newsletter. So here’s something you don’t get to eat every day: Stewed gourds. Or rosewater ravioli. Or dessert ...

Modern-day diners have gotten out of touch with their food. Back in the medieval day, eaters dove into dinner hands first, unabashedly plunging their fingers into a plump goose thigh, herring or eel.

It's probably one of the most clichéd and derided theme restaurants going (and trust me, I've long been among the group that made fun of the whole concept), but damn, it turns out that Medieval Times ...

When we think of eating in the medieval era, we often envision wooden banquet tables, goblets, elaborate salt cellars, and giant turkey legs. Banquet tables were even more adorned on Christmas, at ...

More 30 years ago, dinner theater began in our own backyard, when Candlelight Dinner Playhouse became the first restaurant in the nation to combine a show with a meal. Dinner theater was that ...

SCHAUMBURG, IL (July 17, 2012) – Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament, one of the Midwest’s most popular live entertainment attractions located in Schaumburg, IL, announces the hiring of family ...