Carniva Magic Steakhouse Menu: Welcome to Carniva Magic Steakhouse, where dining becomes an enchanting experience. Our menu is thoughtfully crafted to offer a wide variety of mouthwatering steak options that are sure to satisfy every carnivorous appetite. From tender filet mignon to succulent ribeye, our steaks are cooked to perfection and served with a touch of magic. Start your meal with one of our delectable appetizers. Indulge in our signature Steak Bites - bite-sized pieces of perfectly seasoned steak, seared to perfection. For a lighter option, try our Spinach and Artichoke Dip, served with warm bread for dipping.
This holiday season Stephen Sondheim's dark and twisted fairytale musical, Into the Woods, gets the big screen treatment courtesy of Disney and director Rob Marshall. Playing the 'Witch' in this movie musical is Meryl Streep, and these two spectacular costumes worn by the actress in the film were photographed on display at ArcLight Sherman Oaks cinema on December 5, 2014.
In this adaptation of the famous 80 s Broadway musical which cleverly mashes together many of the Brothers Grimm fairytales like Cinderella, Red Riding Hood, Rapunzel and Jack and the Beanstalk, Meryl Streep plays the Witch who tasks a childless Baker and his Wife to obtain iconic magical items from these classic fairytale characters to reverse the curse on their family tree. , American, founded 1961 Worn by Dee Dee Bridgewater, American, born 1950 Subject of Black Fashion Museum, American, 1979 - 2007 Description This costume is comprised of two 2 pieces, a gown and an accompanying headdress, worn by Dee Dee Bridgewater as the character Glinda in the Broadway production of The Wiz.
For a lighter option, try our Spinach and Artichoke Dip, served with warm bread for dipping. For the main course, our steak selection is truly enchanting. Sink your teeth into our Prime Rib, cooked to juicy perfection and accompanied by creamy horseradish sauce.
In Salem, It’s Always the Witching Hour
You'll never see a pointy witches’ hat on the WGN series Salem, says costume designer Joseph Porro, adding: “I actually don’t like black.” Because the show–shot on location in Louisiana, standing in for colonial Massachusetts–uses so much candlelight, Porro looks for fabrics that are light and reflective. And he’s always trying to create clothes that defy expectations while staying true to the show’s seventeenth-century setting.
Salem costumes on display at the FIDM Museum
Salem is "the only period show where everything is made," Porro says. He’d love to be able to rent costumes, but gowns evoking the 1680s and 90s are "very difficult to find to rent, even in Europe." Instead, Porro, who has worked in fashion design, "treated the show like a line of clothing. I wanted to do hand embroidery, but it was going to cost about $10,000 to do one dress in Hollywood, so we went to India." The stunning result is on display as part of the FIDM Museum’s Outstanding Art of Television Costume Design exhibition.
Porro with Salem star Janet Montgomery at the FIDM Museum exhibition opening
Porro, who trained at Parsons and UCLA and once sold vintage clothing, uses his costume history background to ground his more experimental flights of fancy. "When you're doing fantasy, you have to know what is correct,” he says. “Then you make compromises based on your budget. Because this is about witches and fantasy, I'm going to bend the rules, using fabrics that weren't available in the seventeenth century. And when a witch is having a dream sequence, I can do whatever I want!" That means dresses made out of human hair, crocodile capes, and silver stomachers. Another way Porro bends the rules: “The hair is not correct. It's not a really pretty period, hair-wise."
Salem costumes on display at the FIDM Museum
Besides own his creations for WGN, Porro loves the costumes from The Knick, Gotham, and Once Upon a Time, whose Emmy-nominated costume designer, Eduardo Castro, he regards as a mentor. All three shows are included in the exhibition.
Salem costumes on display at the FIDM Museum
The Outstanding Art of Television Costume Design is open until September 26. Like all FIDM Museum exhibitions, admission is free.
Alternatively, savor the savory flavors of our New York Strip, grilled to your desired level of tenderness. If steak isn't your preference, our menu also features a variety of other enchanting options. Our Herb Roasted Chicken is always a crowd-pleaser, with tender meat and crispy skin. Seafood lovers will enjoy our Seared Salmon, perfectly cooked and served with a delicate lemon butter sauce. Complete your enchanting dining experience with one of our irresistible desserts. Our Magic Chocolate Mousse is sure to leave you spellbound, with its rich and velvety texture. Or, indulge in our Creme Brulee, a classic favorite with a caramelized sugar crust. At Carniva Magic Steakhouse, we strive to create an unforgettable dining experience for all our guests. Our menu is designed to captivate your taste buds and leave you craving more. So join us tonight and let the magic unfold..
Reviews for "Taste the Magic of Carnival with their Exquisite Steakhouse Menu"
1. Jessica - 1 star
I was highly disappointed with the "Carniva Magic Steakhouse Menu." The food was overpriced and lacked any flavor. I ordered the steak, hoping for a juicy and tender piece of meat, but it was dry and tasteless. The sides were no better - the mashed potatoes were lumpy and bland, and the vegetables were overcooked and mushy. The service was also subpar, with waiters who seemed disinterested and inattentive. Overall, I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a flavorful and satisfying steakhouse experience.
2. Mike - 2 stars
I had high expectations for the "Carniva Magic Steakhouse Menu," but unfortunately, it fell short. The steak I ordered was cooked to my liking, but it lacked any seasoning or flavor. It felt like I was eating a plain piece of meat. The sides were also underwhelming - the mac and cheese was dry and tasteless, and the fries were limp and soggy. The service was decent, but it did not make up for the lackluster food. For the price I paid, I expected a much better dining experience. I would not dine here again.
3. Emily - 1 star
I am extremely disappointed with the "Carniva Magic Steakhouse Menu." The steak I ordered was tough and chewy, far from the tender and juicy cut I was expecting. The portion sizes were small and did not justify the high price. The side dishes, such as the mashed potatoes and creamed spinach, were tasteless and lacking in flavor. The service was slow and inattentive, and the overall atmosphere was underwhelming. I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a quality steakhouse experience.