The Melting Pot

Im a bit annoyed after our dinner here last night. Husband and I attempted to have a nice dinner out for our 7th year wedding Anniversary. The food was delicious  as always although the entree and dessert dipper portions seemed smaller than in the past.
Our main cause for concern was a chiled screaming and popping his head over to ask what we were doing from his table over the wall. Must have been 4 or 5 I would guess. The manager even said something to them, but little man was not able to stay quiet of still for very long before another outburst. Not only was this disruptive to our Anniversary dinner, but also seemed very dangerous due to the heating elements on each table. What if he were to fall over as our boiling pots of red wine and broth were at their hottest.
This place used to be classy, a special night for a quiet celebration. Call me old fashioned, but this should not be a place children are allowed to treat as a playground.
Due to laws and everyone being so damn sensitive to other ways of parenting children the Restaurants hands are tied. But from a safety concern it should be addressed.
Parents, please be mindful of those who left the kids at home in lue of a romantic night out. We don't want to have yours climbing and screaming multiple times over to our table.

We always love this place but under this management/the current manager had absolutely no customer service.....We made a reservation for 4 people and we needed two pots for two "dinner for Two's" and they denied us said we had to use one pot and couldn't help us. Ridiculous so we had to leave. Not sure we will go back! Just an FYI

This is one of my favorite restaurants. Tonight they were having BFF specials. 4 courses (cheese, salad, entree and chocolate) for $36.99. They also had drink specials for $8.99. The drink was delicious. The food and service today was amazing. I have been coming to this location for twenty years now and they never disappoint.

I came here with my fiancee for Valentines Day and I have to say that it was pretty bad. Our $300 bill included two $25 drinks that would've cost $10 at a regular restaurant, some watery cheese fondue, entrees that consisted of two bites of filet mignon, two sickly looking shrimp, two bites of overly-spiced fatty chicken, two emaciated lobster tails, a couple of small potato slices, three small broccoli florets that had seen better days and some Tiramisu fondue that took forever to heat up.

Upon arriving at the restaurant we noticed that the sign looked rusty and like it needed a serious pressure washing, and the windows were all dirty and fogged up. Not a good start. The bar was filthy when we walked in as dirty glasses were piled up as fresh drinks were being prepared.  The dining room didn't fare much better. Everything just looked old and like it wasn't well-maintained. This is surprising considering both the Atlanta and Alpharetta restaurants look great.

Come on, Melting Pot Duluth. You've got to do better than this. $300 and we left hungry and disappointed.

Looks like it's going to be really good I can't wait to try it I'm taking my wife here for a date it's our anniversary so I really hope this place be great to us

Every time we come here we are prepared to spend a good amount of money. We expect great service and even better food. We started off our dinner by ordering the charcuterie board. They were out of it. Then we ordered the strawberry almond salad. We received our salads without almonds on them and were informed that they were out of almonds. Our main entree was fine other than service being extremely slow during that course. We move on to dessert and order the extra sweets with our chocolate only to be told they are out of some of the sweets that come with it.
They were out of something for 3/4 courses. That's ridiculous when you're paying this kind of money.

We are never disappointed by the melting pot but this was my first visit going since having to go gluten and dairy free. I cannot sing enough praises by how above and beyond this experience was. Not only do you have a vegan and gluten free menu(which includes cheese, chocolate, bread, brownies, and cake), but our waitress even checked the ingredients in every sauce and brought me double of the one that I could have. She went out of her way to make sure everything was safe for me and I regret not getting her name. I am extremely happy I can continue going to my favorite spot without feeling like I'm missing out. The one critique I have is that I miss the curry sauce which could easily be made vegan with coconut yogurt instead of Greek yogurt but I'll just have to figure out how to make it at home!

The staff there actually insulted my son. Right in front me she actually told him in a serious way with no smile on her face that "be careful tomorrow it's Halloween" she said that in a rude way and just walked away...leaving my husband and me in shock....she also told him that if you talk too much we can't serve you food...I did tell the manager...all she said was I ll speak to her.....I don't recommend this place also because their food is not worth the price...it's expensive and not even that tasty....its a different experience but just one time thing...can't go back there again...

I don't go to TMP that often (too many other restaurants out there!). This is the type of place to unwind and chill out after a long day. All of the ATL area MP offers great daily deals for certain hours. This time, I chose unlimited chocolate fondue because well I had a sweet tooth. For $12 per person for the last 2 hours of the day, you can choose any of the 6 chocolate fondues. After 2, I was done. Very fulfilling and full of flavor. Fondue comes with various fruits and cake bites. Definitely come here on an empty stomach. Manager and waitress were friendly.

We went here prior to seeing the universoul circus. Lemme start off by saying I love anything fondue and I love MP. The hubby had never been so we decided to try them out.

We had the 4 course meal for $99 which was a very food value. You get an entree, salad, dessert, and 2 drinks each. If you forgo drinks, I believe the cost is $80.

The drinks were very tasty, I had the sangria twice. Initially, I tried a cosmopolitan, but it was soo sugary for my taste.

The fondue was AMAZING and the hubby seemed to agree. This is a very fun and romantic place....primarily because you cook your food!

The service was fantastic from the hostess, to the manager, to the server.

We informed them we just got married and they later brought out some nice treats for us!! How kind.

I would definitely return. This was a great experience.