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On Mar 1, 2010, at 10:02 AM, Howes, Scott wrote:

Can customers bring cameras and take pictures?
Still yes, video no.  Please be discreet with flash photography and send us copies to put online, photos@medievalmanor.com.
On Feb 11, 2010, at 2:22 PM, CSCopas@x wrote:

Can I choose where we sit?
Well, sort of.  You can request specific seating (your own table, a certain server, in front, on the side etc.) and we will do our best.  To make it as easy as possible to fulfill your request, your entire party needs to arrive as soon as the doors open.  We cannot hold seats forever.  You may also consider stacking the deck by becoming a Friend-Of-the-King-With-Benefits.
On Feb 5, 2010, at 3:55 PM, Irie143@x wrote:

Can my friends book their own reservation and join us?
Sorry, the only way we can guarantee they sit at your table is if you change your reservation (or provide them with the last 4 numbers of the credit/debit card you used to book your reservation so they can change it and add to your payment).  This is intended to expedite seating to everyone's benefit (too much time spent at check-in can delay or shorten the show) and to ensure your group doesn't overspend.  Certain additions can void a discount or a specific seating request you've made as larger parties have fewer options.  It's also best to keep things as simple as possible when dealing with the likes of us.
On Feb 2, 2010, at 10:42 AM, NHMumby@x wrote:

What about peanuts?
Not to worry.  There are no nuts or nut products in any menu item (including peanuts).  The only "nuts" are one or two performers in the King's court and the occassional customer.
On Jan 30, 2010, at 6:27 PM, pops234@x wrote:

Is it still all you can drink?
Never has been.  Each Royal Treatment admission includes a drink token which can be exchanged (assuming sobriety) for either
  • a half gallon pitcher of Michelob Amber or Pabst Blue Ribbon
  • or a half litre carafe of Paul Masson Chablis
For those who do not want (or cannot have) alcohol we offer
  • a litre carafe of our own "mock mead" (pomegranate/honey/iced tea)
  • or a bottle of IBC diet root beer.
A party of 10 would initially redeem some of their 10 tokens to get the variety they want.  Remaining tokens then refill those containers throught the show.  Though it rarely happens, additional tokens can be purchased for $4 each at manager's discretion.
On Jan 30, 2010, at 6:01 PM, pops234@x wrote:

Someone in our party tonight is a vegetarian. What will she get?
We request 24 hours notice* for substitutes, but will do our best.  Everyone (including omnivores) gets pepper cheese trenchers (pizza), salad and steamed vegetables.  When substitutes are provided for the beef rib and or chicken, they are a vegetable crudite with hummus and a red bean and rice wrap respectively.  Faux Dragon soup is no longer vegan, but remains gluten free (a vegan version is available*).  Nothing is offered in place of the mussels.  Oh well, to shell with 'em.
On Dec 19, 2009, at 5:23 PM, pearlrose@x wrote:

Is there a discount for Red Hat Ladies?
 
Thank YOU,  Gale
Yes.  All parties of 16 or more with everyone over 21 paying in full in advance get a $50 large group discount if they all come to eat, drink and be merried.  Alternatively, at 4:30 Saturday and Sunday performances, officially attired Red Hat Society groups eat for free, a $7 per hat discount.

Most Red Hatters have enjoyed themselves in the past with or without discounts.  The most frugal ones are Early Birds.
On Dec 9, 2009, at 10:13 AM, Resca, Michele wrote:

Hello,  I was wondering if you were able to accommodate a guest who must eat gluten free?  If so, what do you require from the guest in advance?
Not to worry.
  • There is no hidden gluten (soy sauce etc.).  If it looks like bread (or beer) it is.
  • The Knorr brand Hollandaise ought to be avoided as it lists too many mystery ingredients.
  • Ribs are stacked on a pita lined platter.  Ask and we will plate your rib seperately to avoid unlikely molecular level transfer.
  • Except for the pound cake mix there is no raw flour in the house.  Any surface contaminated in any food handling activity is always sanitised.
On Dec 2, 2009, at 1:37 PM, Huestis, Sara wrote:

Hi there!  Are gift certificates available?  Thanks!
Yes, but at this time they can only be ordered by phoning 617 423 4900.  They can be purchased in any amount and are valid for either seven years or if you prefer, for a specific date of your choosing.
On Feb 17, 2010, at 9:19 PM, Ron Michaud wrote:

We want to try to bring a group in April or May,
Is there bus parking nearby?
Most buses park in front of our building as it is permitted after 6 weekdays and all week end long.  If it arrives when parking lot opens, we can back it in and charge you $10.  There is also free parking one block over on Traveler Street.  Thanks for your interest.
On Mar 14, 2010, at 2:00 PM, Alwyzgrmpy@x wrote:

I am planning a Bachelorette party for 20 people on Saturday October 16th 2010.  Can I get some pricing?  I also need to know how much of a deposit is needed.
This date becomes available to book on the 16th of July.  Payment in full would then be due by the 26th, (10 days later).  There are two shows on Saturday.  The current price for a Royal Treatment ticket at 4:30 is $40, at 8:30 $50.  If everyone is at least 21, you would be eligible for a $50 large group discount.  If you cannot wait till July, on Wednesdays and Thursdays the box office can explain the more-than-90-days-before-the-show-$100-conditionally-refundable-deposit option.  Call them after 12:00 noon at (617) 423 4900.

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