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HI It is a good show but some Basic things were overlooked. They bad guy in the wheelchair---------------first How did he get in the car and his wheelchair folded up when the nurse and other gal being held at gunpoint were in the house All of a sudden he is seated in the car, and THEN when they get to the place she is to be shot, the wheelchair guy is out of the car in his chair Amazing and not accurate

Being a Hallmark movie, this mystery comes with my usual cheese warning. This is especially evident when we see Ian's pre-teen daughter. On the other hand, there is something so sweet about the scenes she is in that it is hard to object. Just know it is coming when you sit down to watch, and you'll be fine.

One final warning, they spoil the first movie in the first few minutes of this one, so if you haven't seen it and care, you'll definitely want to watch it before you see this one.

Murder on the Menu is a fun second mystery with these characters. If you enjoyed the first film, you'll definitely enjoy revisiting them. James Welch Henderson Arkansas 4/17/2021.

6/10 - not the most exciting HMM flick, but always good to see Holly Robinson Peete

This is the second one in this series I've watched and I was not disappointed. Fun characters, a budding romance and a who done it mystery, set in a lovely town, make this a pleasant relaxing entertainment. I had a lovely evening watching it.

When sitting around with family someone for some reason turned this on. To say I was mystified was an understatement.

I get that Hallmark likes to release a dozen of these types of series a year based on some lady budding her way into crime investigations who works in a usually unrelated field, but this one is easily the worst I've seen. It just seems like the entire main cast doesn't want to be there.

The acting was wooden and lines were delivered in the flattest way possible. The plot depends on the bad guys being idiots and relies on so many overused Hallmark mystery tropes that I called the bad guy and their accomplices within 2 seconds. Seriously, why is it that the bad guys explain their entire plan, never shoot the hero and then trip over something just as the cops arrive?

Seriously, stick with the better Hallmark mysteries that have stars that look like they want to be there.

The only saving grace I found with this, other than it being hypnotizingly bad, was that some of the supporting actors were having a good time.

This Hallmark series is really good! The acting is great and I enjoy the storylines. I love Aunt Cassandra, she is so funny!

This show is very poorly written, poorly acted. Not up to Hallmarks quality! Show never air another of this!

I just have to say kudos because the Detective/love interest is 5 years younger than Holly! It seems women age out much more quickly than male actors. So yeah to Hallmark for putting an actress with a younger man. The show is typical HMM fair. If you enjoy the other movie series, you will like this one too.

If this Morning Show Mystery: Murder on the Menu is what the producers are cooking as a mystery series, I can tell you that there is no mystery here just a terrible smell and lots of smoke without substance from the stove top burning.

Actress Holly Robinson Peete plays a gourmet chef named Billie whose passion is more in crime solving than running a restaurant. My opionion is that Billie needs to spend less time out on the street vainly trying to act as a cutesy wutesy amateur sleuth, and more time displaying some vagueness of being a top rated chef. In any event cook and/or crime solver this kitchen curio stinks to HIGH heaven.

Not worth more than a 2 out of 10 rating. Hey what's that bad smell?????

I have not been able to enjoy this series at all, and this is another demonstration of why. Holly Peete and Rick Fox cannot act in dramatic roles. Both are good at giving each other warm knowing looks, but that's about it. Their acting is shallow and passionless. Holly has a gun pointed at her and her reaction is on par with a late breakfast. Boring, dull and no emotion. Heck if I had a gun pointed at me I would at least my eyebrows in alarm. With Holly, nothing.

Sorry, but Holly cannot act.

Ian Fox is not able to portray depth either. HIs lines are punishingly few, so one wonders what the producers expect him to do with them. Either way, the result is a flat, dull character. As they gave his character a family member to live with him, perhaps that will bring his character out of a coma.

The only actors with some life are Karen Robinson as the aunt, the man who plays the character with her and the dog.

I couldn't make it through. I finally fast forwarded it to the end and then happily ended my pain.

As boring as they come. I've seen second grade plays with better acting. Holly always comes off as flat and emotionless with the acting depth of cardboard. I agree with other reviewers - she just can't act. I'm not sure why Hallmark keeps trying to find new venues for her. She's a turn off for me. Mr Fox isn't any better. The only really good actor in this train wreck is David Lewis. I'd watch anything he's in. He's delightful.

Sorry, but main actress just plain stinks. Same expression on her face through the entire movie. Plus, her wig was so obviously a wig, it was embarrassing. All in all, it made it hard to watch any scene she was in. Other actors were fine but entire movie itself was a snore. I can't believe they actually made more than one in this series. Don't waste your time!

So like the other reviews say, Holly Robinson is about the only reason to watch this. The writing is truly awful (even for a Hallmark movie) and some of the other actors are pretty bad, particularly the male lead who must be an athlete(?) Certainly not an actor by any stretch of the imagination.

I made it through two of these but I think that's it for me. I enjoyed catching up with Holly again but wish she'd find something a little more worth watching.

Fairy-tale meet nosy, I'm in your business show host to help you solve the murder because I know everyone connected to the murder....meets bad writing and bad acting. I've watched a couple but by the third one I am ready to scream.

These movies are not 'bad enough to watch'. Instead it is turn that damn channel off now. My favourite aspect are the pauses that make no sense. Or why does a 10 year old girl want taste test of cupcakes - for my sanity's sake they are only vanilla, chocolate or red velvet to taste. Nothing you cannot get at the grocery store...so whats up with you being an award winning baker...yes all part of the fairy-tale.

Don't make any more, stop now.

The answer is possibly north of 5000 times. What a terrible series. Terrible writing. Terrible acting. And it drags out clocking in at over 2 hours. TERRIBLE.

This movie really disappointed . So slow and pretty boring.

Let me put it this way..............Monotone voices , expressionless faces , and stiff dialogue.

I like both lead characters , but unfortunately it just does'nt seem to work , no chemistry , all a bit stilted .

This is one of Hallmarks weaker offerings .

I give this one star due to the guy playing the murdered suspects is only two years older than him. And despite the fact they have added gray to hair and a few wrinkles to his face, he looks younger than the guy he's playing the father to. You'd think with all the actual actors who would have been old enough to play the father they could have cast one of those. This just goes to show Hallmark wants to use nothing but good-looking fit looking people for any and all roles.