Cynthia's Home SWEET Home Cafe and Murder Mystery Dinner Theater — Restaurant in Grants Pass

She ( the owner said if we don't say something nice , please say nothing at all.) But I can't keep it to myself. We had a party of ten ($500.00) to celebrate 3 different Birthdays. One of our guest was a gentleman who had a stroke, and could have used the ramp but we were told at 5:50pm to go to f/door at 6pm which had steps. We all got in, to a appetizer of hard bread with turkey salad on it, topped with a small piece of pineapple. The theme was rock and roll, the guys who were the actors were funny at times. Thay were probably the best part of the evening. The main course was a small portion of pot roast, carrots (that you could not chew) and mashed potatoes w/gravy. The meal was bad 👎. The dessert was dried chocolate cake. The proprietor was not very friendly and seemed frustrated when spoken to. All and all, the evening was great ,but only because of the company I keep. My friends made the night wonderful. Would not...

My cousins and I went to Cynthia's Murder Mystery Dinner Theater last night (9/20/2025) and had the best time! So much thought and care goes into the dinner and performance. The actors were excellent. I believe their names were Ray, Joey, Peter, and Cynthia. Each one of them gave a stellar performance and made us laugh a lot. Truly lovely folks. All four of them were talented, welcoming, hilarious, and such joys to be around. I would highly recommend the murder mystery dinner to all ages! The more you join-in and embrace the experience, the more fun you'll have. Dinner was delicious, and the service was great. The whole experience lasted about 2 hours. Very reasonable price. Everyone who attended appeared to be having a great time. Thank you very much to the four entertainers (Ray, Joey, Peter, & Cynthia) who made this an...

Attended a murder mystery dinner here and honestly it was awful. An absolute waste of money. The murder mystery isn’t very interactive at all. The acting is middle school play mediocre at best. And the food was horrid. You pay 45 $ for mostly inedible food. A soup that tasted like what you’d expect dog food to taste like. A salad with no dressing options . A dryer than the Sahara desert brownie. A small portion of pot roast and a scoop of box made mash potatoes and what I can only assume is canned gravy. It tasted like hospital food. Not worth going back in my opinion. I have bought homemade pretzels from Cynthia before and those...