Cabaret Odysséo

Great atmosphere!

At the beginning of the year, I gave my mother a dinner show for two as a gift for her 80th birthday. My parents booked a show for Thursday, May 28, 2026, to come with friends. Sadly, my mother was in a tragic accident the previous Tuesday and passed away that same day. My friends contacted the establishment to explain the situation and try to reschedule. But, what a wonderful act of humanity from the Odysséo cabaret… NO! It was clearly stated in the booking confirmation; no changes could be made once the reservation was made! With great sadness, my friends came anyway, and then came another shock: My parents' table was set, and despite their protests, the food was served, only to end up in the trash, of course! What a senseless waste! A week later, before writing this review, I contacted management to express my disappointment with their actions. The person I spoke to on the phone seemed to understand, but to this day, I have received no apology and am still waiting for a response. I have no opinion on the show itself, but I find the behavior of this cabaret disgraceful!

A fantastic Chippendales evening! With a refined meal, it was a feast for the eyes and the palate 😁

Here is a firm but factual account, which is more likely to be taken seriously: The four of us came to the Odysséo cabaret and had booked the Glamour menu with seating in the Privilege area. Let's start with the positives: the setting is pleasant, near Lake Kir, and the parking lot makes access easy. Unfortunately, the rest of the experience did not live up to our expectations, especially considering the price. The Privilege area is very small, and we were seated at a table for eight, which meant we shared the evening with strangers. Fortunately, these people were very friendly, but that wasn't necessarily what we were expecting when booking this area. As for the meal, we were very disappointed. The appetizer was decent, and the duck breast was good. However, the rest of the menu was very average. The cheese was particularly disappointing, with a presentation and quality that gave more the impression of a supermarket product than a cabaret performance. As for the dessert, it seemed industrial and frozen, far from the expected standard for this type of establishment. The evening also felt very long. The show clearly lacked coherence and rhythm. With only eight artists on stage, the scenes followed one another without any real narrative thread. The choreography was often out of sync, and the whole thing gave the impression of improvisation. Some sequences, particularly the parts where the artists undressed, seemed disconnected from the rest of the show and without any real artistic justification. In the end, despite a pleasant setting, the overall experience did not convince us. Given the price, we expected a much higher quality experience, both in terms of the food and the show. We will not be returning.

The red room is very spacious and beautiful, the team is warm and attentive, the entertainers are involved and smiling, the show is varied and enjoyable, I recommend it!

Excellent evening. Let's do it again!

Great show

A rather dreary cabaret. Two dancers. An old man playing the saxophone. However, the two acts were extraordinary.

A wonderful, timeless moment!

First time in my life I've been to a cabaret. I'm delighted. The performances were excellent from all the artists. We had a really great time. I'll definitely go back.

What can I say, I have very mixed feelings. The show was quite enjoyable. The performances, juggling, balancing acts... were original and fun. The singer was perfect, the musician was good, the dancers were good. In short, we enjoyed the show. However, the meal was another story. We had the "Glamour" menu. The starter, the perfect egg, was good. The main course, the duck breast, was way overcooked. It was impossible to tell if the meat was of good quality or not... The dessert, a creamy passion fruit and caramel mousse on Breton shortbread, was discreetly replaced with something with pear. Yes, they changed the dessert without even saying anything. And of course, I don't like pear. How can they offer a different dessert than the one ordered and without telling us? The service was very haphazard. There was an error on the bill; we were charged for a bottle of wine we didn't order. There was too much downtime during the meal. In short, I'm very disappointed, as it was a gift from our children who wanted to treat us. The quality of the meal was really lacking. I must emphasize, thank you to the artists who helped raise the level of the outing.

Let's start with the best part. The show was decent. The servers were completely lost, mixing up the appetizers and drinks, so the bill was wrong. And to top it all off, only the appetizer was acceptable. The duck breast was way overcooked 😵 and the dessert was different from what was advertised. It was a pear-based cake instead of a creamy passion fruit and caramel mousse on a Breton shortbread base. A real letdown for those who hate pears. Of course, the dessert change wasn't mentioned during the meal.

Excellent show!