The Melting Pot - Montgomery

We celebrated our wedding anniversary here and it was amazing! We decided to have “The big night out for two” so we could have the full experience. I was hesitant at first about cooking my own food at the table but it was so easy. We spent just over2hrs going through all 4 courses! Definitely go hungry.

Me and my wife been married for 13 years. Our experience for the first time was amazing. I should've took pictures of the meal. The most amazing experience is I was cooking right there at the table. I know I could've just cook at home but the experience atThe Melting Pot in my opinion time kind of froze right at the moment. We really enjoy the experience it was worthwhile. Thankyou Melting Pot for having us. The waitress we had was amazing. She differently explain to us how to cook our. Overall I giveit a 10 in my books.

Literally can’t say enough …. We had the best experience from the time we walked in the door. They went above and beyond to help us celebrate my husbands birthday. Our kiddos loved every minute of it. 10/10

Perfect for special occasions. We especially lived the flaming turtle dessert. I could probably just come for the cheese and chocolate. As far as the entree the chicken is very flavorful and the beef is very good as well. We got the extra appetizer withsalami and I would not get that again, but everything else was scrumptious.

Although its location is too easy to look over and to miss on the way to the highway, it is all but that keeps its customers back. I will admit that I have been very sceptical about a restaurant that has been severely fondue for years; but after just a visit, I am now a slave in the kitchen on a table. The atmosphere is not exactly warm and invites them, is a dark, winding labyrinth, and both times I visited, I caught a cold from the cold rooms. Nevertheless, the restaurant itself is innovative and inventive. A great place for a date, the experience is interactive, personal and fun. While the smartest thing to do is splurge listed on one of many course meals under Big Night Out, usually consisting of a salad, a cheese dip, a main entree, and a dessert that is enough to even keep the hungry man his belly at the end of the meal. Funny enough, I didn't even like cheese until I gedint at the Melting Pot. What most surprises is the incredibly charming combination of cheese and grannymi apples, one you need to try to believe. Each of the main places is delicious. I usually order the surf and turf that offers a range of poultry, beef and seafood. But not for most mistaken, the highlight of the meal comes after the duck. The dessert is absolutely amazing. With an assortment of fruits, brownies, cakes and marshmallows you can customize your own chocolate dipping or choose from many already ingenious combinations of dark, milk or white chocolate, nuts and liqueurs. If Dessert is everything you follow, I have heard that the Melting Pot after 10PM only allows for Dessert foot entrances. But be careful while every penny worth fine food on this level comes with an ugly cost. I paid no less than $40 per person one of the times I visited, including a date, a bachelor party, family excursions or girls' night out. If you are willing to pour out the money, the Melting Pot would be a phenomenal experience for one of the parties listed above. The experience itself is different from any other, and combined with food served, the Melting Pot provides a mouth irrigation 10. Get down and go!