Concept is great but a successful feast is largely determined by the audience that happens to attend each occasion. We had a group of silly girl scouts who took over the "trial" at the end with a bunch of silly "in" nonsense that nobody appreciated...More

We felt inclined to try this spot because it was the area where the Vikings first landed. It was expensive and overrated. This is the place where you are served traditional Newfoundland food and everything is explained to you. After the meal, there was a...More

Great food and the atmosphere in the place was fun filled. The servers were dressed in period clothing and were entertaining. They didn't come across as they didn't want to be there. We thought that they would be presenting a "play" but instead they got...More

I came with a bus tour and we all had an awesome time!! The server's/actor's are dressed in Viking attire and the look of the place takes you back in time. You are at high court and must lay judgement on an accused. The audience...More

While my friend and I visited Nfld last June we stayed in St. Anthony with husbands relatives, who suggested we are visit the Viking Feast for dinner, they had never been either. So the 4 of us girls went for an evening of Viking food,...More

My wife & I had lunch at The Great Viking Feast Dinner Theatre on 13 September as part of a land tour off the National Geographic Explorer. We both enjoyed the food, especially the moose stew, although there was more stew than moose meat. I...More

I booked my family here for June 19th , had a great meals , moose , chicken ,fish you name it. Then we were all treated to a Viking council.and got what they call Yelled in , simimlar to a screech in. Would highly recommend...More

The restaurant was a simulation of a Viking gathering, we had traditional Viking food and participated in a mock court proceeding, Viking style. It was corny, but they we skilled in making the participants funny.

Great experience for kids. Adults - prepapre to be dissapointed in the food. Friendly service. Pricey.

I really did not like the Viking Feast in St. Anthony's. The meal was so so and the entertainment was lousy. The only people who enjoyed the entertainment were the ones on the bus tour. Personally, I like to be entertained not be the entertainment,...More