3 of us are going to the Melting Pot restaurant, is it any good?

I am afraid I will get ripped off because that is what I have read in some reviews. We plan to get 1 cheese fondue, 2 salads, 1 chicken entree, and 2 dessert fondues. is this enough for the 3 of us? Are the 1-2 person pots really small? Thanks for your help.3 of us are going to the Melting Pot restaurant, is it any good?
You might want to add another entree since there are three of you. Is the the link to the menu: The restaurant has delicious food.



http://www.meltingpot.com/download.aspx?鈥?/a>



Enter your zip code on the left. Select one of two Houston locations---Westhiemer or The Woodlands and then select the menu.



They have packages for two people of $81, $89, and $95 (this being the lobster feast).

Add another salad and entree for the extra person.



Wine by the glass runs you from $7 up or sodas or tea probably around $3 each. Don't forget tax and tip. Enjoy!
I have found that the 1-2 person pots are plenty large. Yes, it is a bit expensive, but I find that their food is worth the price you pay for it, plus it's FUN to eat. I might suggest that you get there a little earlier than you anticipate having dinner. It often takes awhile, especially on Friday and Saturday nights, simply because it's such a popular restaurant!3 of us are going to the Melting Pot restaurant, is it any good?
I don't know but my son raves about this place.
Plan on being there for awhile. I've only gone once and the waitress was in training so it was annoying. We got the full 3 course deal and we were there a good hour and a half. The food was pretty good, and it was fun, but they are really pricey!3 of us are going to the Melting Pot restaurant, is it any good?
It is expensive and you get tired pretty quick of dipping all the food in oil and fats I like going there just for dessert.
I haven't been since 1996, but it was very good, albeit expensive. Good restaurants are generally pricier than so-so restaurants. It is a unique experience. I enjoyed my visit, but my 1999 heart attack has pretty much ensured that I won't be going back.