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  • Note, this review is a little biased... I came here for my very first Cinebarre experience, and what can I say? I had a blast. Of course, this was during the Yelp Elite event. However, I'm going to give it a review as if I was there without the event. Now, you must be wondering... What did they do to the old theater? Well, they remodeled it. Put a bar in the lobby, as well as two billiard tables, a small corner stage (with single seat couches), and basically covered the walls with pictures of the greatest movies of all time. They also added a menu filled with amazing food too, just a small detail... So yeah, I guess you could say they have changed quite a bit. So how this works is that after you buy your movie ticket, you can either hang out in the lounge, bar, what have you. Or, you can go inside the movie theater and order food. I noticed when I walked in there were tables right in front of the seats. Sticking out and laying sideways was their ordering form. Also, laying on the table is their full menu. Now, order what you're craving, put that piece of paper upwards and someone will come and jot your order down. Then, either during the movie or before, someone will come by and just drop off your food. And, the food can be ordered anytime during the movie. Now, understand that they will be walking in front of your view even though I was really happy and amazed to see that they were trying their best not to, which I sympathize them for breaking their back. So, personally I think this feeling of a movie theater with food gives it more of a "home-esque type of feeling. Oh, and those napkins? UNDER THE TABLE!! I totally did not see them as they were very hidden, which was awesome. There's one problem I saw during the movie. Since there's a table in the front, it's going to be hard for people that are "vertically challenged". Now, it's not horrible, but at the same time it's going to block a little of the view unless everything is moved out of the way. Hey, eating a full pizza (that's delicious) can give some reason for the blocked view, right? *I recommend going early if ordering food. Because if you have trouble seeing in the dark it's going to be hard to read that menu.. Even though they do not completely turn off the lights it's still dark* Now, during the end of the movie they will come up to you and ask for your money if you did order food. (Either that, or you can charge it right there on the spot when you order the food I believe.) Overall, my experience was unbelievable. I enjoyed every aspect of it and even though there were some downsides I really respect all those who work there, as I can imagine how big their staff is! The service was superb and I will definitely come here if I decide to eat dinner, and want to watch a movie at the same time. Now, that's what I call knocking two birds out with one stone.
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