I wish I could disagree with the folks who already reviewed this place, but I don't have too much to add. Ben G is right: Go for the movie (and drinks), not for food.
I actually like the new seating arrangement and appreciate that the service / food comes to me. I never liked ordering at the counter and having to fetch the food in the middle of the meal. You do in fact get used to servers scuttling around like cockroaches in the middle of the movie. It sounds like they have the service part worked out for the most part or will soon (we had very quick response though a friend the next week didn't).
I thought that maybe they were working out the kinks in the kitchen, by the time we visited after the changeover but I think maybe they just have a bad menu / recipes. The burger was mega-burned. I understand the whole department of health must not serve undercooked beef if you don't grind onsite rule, but this lacked any moisture. Take a lesson from Five Guys or Burger Company, kids. I did appreciate the brioche bun and toppings (we got the BBQ sauce one). I would not reorder without them changing the recipe and people gushing about it. The quesadilla was OK but unremarkable and very bland. I didn't know what Lyndsay meant about thin chips, but they really are quite wimpy and unsatisfying. The strawberry (mango?) margarita was supposed to come frozen and it came on the rocks which was OK but it was the sweetest drink I've ever had, which was not so good.
Perhaps we try the coconut chicken tenders next time with our flick and stick with wine/beer.