7 Paintings - Mountain View

The show was interesting but I was hoping it’d be more interactive so was disappointed in that. I enjoyed the veggie painting the best. The light to find code to open box lock was cool but the waitresses told us right away and didn’t let us figure it out ourselves. The spray activity would’ve been cool if color actually came out or even edible. The rest of the courses didn’t feel interactive and was boring. The food was ok but nothing special. It was pretty expensive for this experience but would’ve been more worth it if it was more interactive or connected themes more throughout. This has a lot of potential to be even cooler

If you’re looking for a dinner that’s a total 10/10 vibe, 7 Paintings is a must. It’s a 7-course immersive journey where the table literally comes to life with projections while you eat. The interactivity is amazing, you actually get to "paint" your own food! My favs: • Act 3 (Picasso): Perfectly cooked, tender scallops with an incredible sauce. • Act 6 (Dali): This dessert had the best texture and gave major Ferrero Rocher vibes. • Act 7 (Van Gogh): Painting a "Starry Night" onto the citrus cake was the highlight of the night! It’s the perfect spot for a unique date night or anyone who loves art and good food.

This was an amazingly unique and fun experience. Even if you are not an art aficionado (like me), there were some well known artists that I think everyone can relate to. It is very pricey, but it is definitely a sensory experience. If you get over the price, I would highly recommend this dining experience. From your table, to the 2 large screens for the room, to the talking painting of Mona Lisa at the end of the table, to the projections on the table with figures that talk to you, there was a lot of movement that kept your eye scanning and roaming. There was a 7 course menu (as shown in one of my collage pictures). I found it extremely creative. We were 6 and we had a lot of fun. The food was very good. And the interaction with your food for some courses were very creative !! Note:

Treated hubby here for his birthday and he had no idea what to expect — which made it even better for him. The evening is built around seven “acts” inspired by famous artists like Banksy, Picasso and Van Gogh. Each act is also a course — hence the name 7 Paintings. The table comes to life with projections, turning the whole dining space into part of the experience. Some of the acts are interactive — we painted our own “Starry Night”… and then ate it! The first drink they had us mixing using droppers, finding hidden numbers to unlock a box with food in. The food itself was delicious, and we especially appreciated that there were no heat/spicy foods. So many restaurants assume everyone wants heat/spice, so it was refreshing to enjoy flavorful food without everything being overly spicy. The b

TLDR: Cool and creative concept with some genuinely fun immersive moments, but at $180–200 the execution doesn’t justify the price. The experience felt rushed and over-directed, flavor was inconsistent (especially on the vegan menu), and the immersion often leaned more escape-room-style than intentional. ——- I’m giving this three stars because it is a cool concept, but for the current price point I don’t think it’s worth it- maybe $100/person versus ~$180. You shouldn’t go in expecting a fancy or fine-dining meal, but rather a fun, quirky, interactive experience. Even with that mindset, parts of the evening felt rushed and overly guided. There was a puzzle element that seemed designed for exploration, but the answer was given by the waiter before we could really engage with it. Plates we