San Antonio's culinary and entertainment scene is gearing up for a unique fusion of food and Broadway flair with "Broadway on Tour" set to land at Los Barrios Mexican Restaurant. The one-of-a-kind pop-up dining experience will treat guests to a 90-minute spectacle that marries mouthwatering meals with the razzle-dazzle of more than two dozen beloved Broadway musicals. According to KSAT, the tour will stop in San Antonio for two nights only, on February 24 and March 23, offering showtimes at 2:30 p.m., 5 p.m., and 7:30 p.m.
Singing waiters, serving up classic show tunes along with your entree, adds an immersive component to the dining experience. Attendees can indulge in a meal that's sure to hit all the right notes, complemented by "amazing trinkets, neon signs and Insta-worthy backdrops," as described by KSAT. Complete with opportunities to win prizes through trivia and dance-offs, each ticket, priced at $55, promises not just a feast for the senses but also a chance to get competitive with fellow Broadway buffs.
The lineup of shows includes fan favorites such as "Les Misérables", "The Phantom of the Opera", "Hamilton", and "Wicked", ensuring a diverse array of numbers to entertain pop-up goers. With an added bonus, the event's competitive aspect, including trivia and dance-offs, is touted to add an extra layer of fun to the evenings, as reported by KSAT.
Los Barrios Mexican Restaurant is located at 4223 Blanco Road, adding their signature Mexican cuisine to the Broadway-themed evenings. According to a report by the San Antonio Current, the Broadway Musical Dining Experience is part of a wider trend of touring dining pop-ups that has swept the nation, including the likes of Karen’s Diner, Neverland and the Alice Cocktail Experience On Tour, all of which recently made stops in Alamo City.
Tickets for this not-to-be-missed mix of theatricality and gastronomy are expected to sell quickly. For fans of Broadway and fine dining alike, this could be the perfect evening outing. Musical enthusiasts can look forward to relishing in the performances of beloved shows, while "Broadway on Tour" brings the stage to the table, literally.
