Everyone know’s my family enjoys having dinner out once a week. I would like to share a unique restaurant that is coming to Dallas soon. Karen’s Dinner not only serves up food but the service you will receive is horrible leading to lots of laughs. I can’t wait to bring Charlie and David. Would you like to come with us?
Make sure you check out bank account because if you’re bringing your family tickets can get pretty expensive at $47 a piece. But for a once in a lifetime experience, it’s worth it. Although I could do the same thing in my home because David and Charlie aren’t always the nicest at dinner but it would be nice to learn from the experts.
About:
Karen’s Diner Is On TOUR taking the world by storm! Clearly, we’re popular with over 14 locations across Australia, the UK and USA, so we are popping up for a short time only in your City! If you’ve got a mate who’s a bit up their own ass, you now know where to find us! Maybe it’s even to break the first date ice or give your partner a roasting for not messaging back quickly enough. Whatever it is, we have you covered so sit back and watch the carnage unfold.
It’s an absurd, unique environment full of laughs, banter and top-notch American diner-style grub! We pride ourselves on our terrible service, rated 1* by Karen herself! This is dining with a twist – the food is great, the service is ungrateful, but your experience will be unforgettable.
As Wikipedia notes, the name comes from the internet slang term Karen, used to describe an older white woman who is stereotypically rude. The restaurant touts its deliberately unpleasant service, with staff instructed to insult customers throughout their meal.
Their menu features high-end sounding burgers with amusing names such as:
- The Basic Karen – Wagyu burger with Swiss cheese
- The “I Want to See The Manager” Karen – two Wagyu patties with Swiss cheese
- Karen’s Got Real Beef – brisket, bacon, coleslaw, BBQ sauce
- Trippy Karen Burger – portabella mushroom
- Cheesed of Karen – Haloumi cheese with eggs
There will also be wings, hot dogs, fries, mozzarella sticks, a salad, shakes, and cocktails.
One fan called it a “Hilarious immersive dining experience!! Top drawer fun served with a tasty menu side & extra feisty toppings. If you want hangry sass, Karen’s is the go.”
INCLUDES 1X BURGER, 1X FRIES AND 1X SODA PER TICKET
Vegetarians, vegans, other dietary requirements, and non-alcoholics are anticipated to receive the greatest scorn, although the release promises that “all will be catered for, but don’t expect Karen to be happy about it.”
Here are some questions we get asked all the bloody time, so get reading and save yourself the email because we don’t want to hear from you.
What’s on the menu?
KARMA. Get served what you deserve at Karen’s Diner. If it’s good enough for Eddie Hall it’s good enough for you.
Beef Burger / Chicken Burger / Veggie (Vegan) Burger – all burgers come with fries + soda
Do I need to book?
Tickets MUST be booked online. One ticket per person, don’t be a tight ass.
Are kids allowed?
We hate to see the selfish little stink-asses coming through the doors, but yes, they’re allowed. However, no under 16’s after 5 PM.
NOTE:
THIS IS A ROAMING POP-UP AT A THIRD-PARTY VENUE
Tickets are sold on a non-refundable basis
- From-Sep 16th, 2023 To Sep. 17th, 2023
- Venue: Commerce St, Dallas, Texas, United States, 75201
- Ticket Price From: $0 – $47.00
Karen experience, including games, waitstaff, and a dining experience like no other — literally.
Outside of Texas, other dates on the tour include:
- May 19-21: San Diego
- June 2-4: Seattle
- June 2-4: Miami
- June 16-25: San Francisco
- September 23-24: Columbus, Ohio
- October 7-8: Las Vegas
- October 14-15: Minneapolis
- October 21-22: Cleveland
And they have an extra-long stint in Los Angeles where they’ve hired locals and it’ll be in operation from April 17-June 25.
Under 16s must be accompanied by a parent or guardian
Warning – Rude language is used across our venues. We are not Disneyland. We recommend minors to not attend past 6pm on weekdays and 5pm on weekends.
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
