Le Petit Chef - Columbus

Great experience, but the shows were shorter than anticipated (considering the cost of the dinner).

Amazing attention to detail and thank you for your extra special care with my four-year-old daughter

We enjoyed the show and food the experience was phenomenal

We didn't love this, for so much $$ I'd rather be at a Michelin Tasting Menu. The three cocktails on offer are pre-batched so you cannot make any changes, hardly fine dining. Staff was nice, but perhaps gave rented catering staff vibes? Food was mediocre -- overcooked wagyu and chicken smothered in sauce. The buratta was underwhelming. Le Petite Chef concept is cute, the immersive visuals were unique and unlike anything I've experienced before, but the "shows" are short and the chef just sort of grunts and makes noises as he assembles the next course. The venue was converted conference room with tables popped up -- not a stunning setting to be sure.

I’ve been to a lot of nice restaurants, the experience is incomparable but a lot of entrees were overcooked. Wagyu was well done not medium rare and so was the chicken breast.

Good service and good food. The show was entertaining as well.

The show was by far the best part of the evening, really added to the overall experience. The food was nice, just not quite up the caliber that we expected.