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Tuesday, 21 April 2015

Medieval Times Toronto - Fabulous Faith News



As my daughters and I approached we were immediately seduced by the smell of roast chicken and garlic that perfumed the grounds of Toronto’s Exhibition place.  

We climbed the stairs and entered into the beautifully decorated lobby filled with eager guests and collected our black and white crowns.  On route to the stadium we passed through the gift shop, ornamented in a medieval theme with archaic dark colours and high ceilings.  

As we entered the staffs were all dressed in costume and busily serving beverages to the already packed house.  We made our way down the stairs guided by our wench and arrived at our table decorated with medieval place settings and took our seats.  The theatre style tournament began as soon as our drinks were served and we were treated to show horses performing tricks while enjoying our appetizers.


I was surprised that my generally picky-eaters loved food!  The soup, lightly seasoned baked chicken and buttery corn on the cob are perfectly kid-friendly and the buttery tart and coffee at the end is exactly the kick us parents need to withstand the drive home with your excitement filled bunch. 



The best part about eating at Medieval Times is the experience and taking that “step back in time” so many stories can be shared and lessons can be learned about how people ate were entertained before technology.  Stadium tournaments were the TVs for kids back then and it’s always a great idea to take a break and see some live action. Also super fun for my daughters was skipping the cutlery and eating with your hands medieval style.  My family frequents exotic South Asian and African restaurants so we are definitely a “hands-on” bunch.
 
Fabulous Faith at Medieval Times
If you’re looking to perk up that family dinner out you should certainly visit a Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament. With locations across North America the castle of your dreams is closer and way more affordable than you think!

Special Thank You To Medieval Times Toronto!

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