The theater was clean and comfortable. All staff members were attentive and friendly. The popcorn…read morewas delicious! The theater has very comfortable reclining seats.

Compass entertainment is one of the best things to have happened to the northern neck area. Thanks…read moreto the owner for building this magnificent facility with amazing theatre and arcade area. They also have outside play area for mini golf, go kart, baseball hitting cage and ice rink in the winter. We love going to the theatre on Tuesdays for half off price. One of the best theatres you will ever visit. Seats are world class with the best recliners and very comfortable. Screens are amazing and the audio quality is top notch. They have a restaurant and you can bring food inside. Arcade area is awesome for all age groups. Various things to keep yourself and your kids occupied for hours. Highly recommend checking out mini golf and go kart. If you're into baseball, you will love their batting cage as well. It has speed setup for various levels. They provide helmets and bats. Service and ambiance is great as well. Absolutely wonderful place to visit all year long.

I enjoy watching movies at Main Gate Movies. The things that I love most about Main Gate are the…read morepopcorn bucket, small theaters, bathrooms are clean AND the the movies are $5.99. The 2026 popcorn bucket is $17.99 and the refills for the year are $5.00 per refill. Sometimes I will go to Main Gate just for the popcorn, no movie. The one thing that I wish they would change is that they offer a larger selection of movies. Other than that, Main Gate is perfect.

I had a very disappointing experience Saturday night. When I walked in, I was told my purse needed…read moreto be searched--yet not everyone around me was asked. Watching other patrons walk right in while I was singled out felt disrespectful and completely unfair. As a disabled veteran, I fully support reasonable security measures. If bag checks are required, they should be applied to everyone, not selectively. What happened did not feel like policy--it felt like poor judgement and inconsistent enforcement. I hope that management addresses this, trains staff properly, and ensures all patrons are treated with the same level of respect and fairness in the future. I did speak with the manager, I was told that she was short staffed. I will not be going back to that movie theater.

Nice local cinema with friendly staff and goid theaters. Bonus, they serve beer and wine at…read moreconcessions.

Honestly I can't complain here at all!!…read more They have upgraded their seating to more comfortable recliners... they don't have footing but the seats are more comfortable and do lean back some. You are able to reserve online and pick your seat. This theater is usually forgotten so when you wanna see that new movie... chances are they still have great seats open. The bathroom was clean. Their concessions are far cheaper than other theatres. Take a chance, drive over the bridge, grab a bite to eat and see a movie!

This is the location that my family has gone to many many times and it is comfortable with the…read morereclining chairs but is expensive like any other place that you're gonna go to the movies that isn't on a military installation. We have several people in between the cost of tickets and all of the refreshments it can set you back a little bit. The staff is helpful, but sometimes it does take quite a while to get through the line. I always try to pay attention if there are limited releases coming out and get there a little bit early. It's a fun way to spend the afternoon or an evening out. This location is clean and not as overrun and crazy busy as some other locations. I prefer it over going to VB or chesapeake.

I discovered that one of my all-time favorite films, Lost In Translation, was playing at the Regal…read moreHarbour View. Having never screened Lost on a big screen, I jumped at the chance to finally check out Suffolk's Regal while seeing one of (imo) cinema's great films about love, loneliness, and longing. I grabbed a ticket via the Regal app - a simple process that takes little time to complete. For me, the toughest part about driving out to Regal Harbour View is it's far... real far... with tolls (I'm coming from Norfolk). At the same time, I got stuck at the Downtown Tunnel (bridge lift), which almost kept me from arriving on time. Harbour View may be the nicest Regal in the area. It originally opened in November 2000 as a part of the Consolidated Theaters company and didn't officially become a Regal until 2008 (Regal acquired Consolidated Theaters). Based on that timeline, you can tell by glancing at the lobby that its design and architecture is not a Regal concept. That's actually a good thing because the lobby, despite being a little cramped, looks cozy and welcoming. I was greeted quickly upon entering - the ticket taker scanned my ticket on my phone and informed me which theater to go and where it was located. I decided to pick up some snacks and the employee there was just as pleasant and friendly. The theater where I saw Lost looked exactly like a theater at the Regal Strawbridge. I'm assuming there were some renovations made to the theaters themselves, because this specific theater looked brand new. There were 3 other moviegoers in the theater with me. I absolutely loved seeing Lost in Translation on a big screen and enjoyed this experience at this Regal. I hope to visit again soon, despite this location being quite the trip. Thank you, Regal Harbour View! JV

The theater was clean and not overly packed for a holiday weekend after (Thanksgiving). Truly…read moreenjoyed the Zootopia 2 on the "XD," screen, super crisp with great sound acoustics. The seating was comfortable as well considering they rocked back and forth. Definitely recommend this theater for family movie outings. There were no open registers to purchase actual tickets upon arrival and I'm glad we'd already purchased our tickets online ahead of time. So there was no hassle to go to the kiosk amongst other last minute patrons trying to figure out what they came to the movies to see ; very smooth transaction as we were able to scan our phone and get a print out of our tickets and head into the theater without any issues.

What could I possibly have expected from a movie theatre?…read more $7.50 "Chili Dog" advertised, ridiculous but I'll bite. Got to my seat to find a chili "flavored" hotdog. Notice in the pic how small the word "flavor" is. I went back to concession to ask about actual cheese and chili etc. Nothing. I asked what they put on the nachos then? They explained everything is packaged and they have no external condiments. They asked if I wanted to buy the nachos so I could put the cup of cheese on it. This is highway robbery and why people sneak food into theatres. Basically its a 7-11 with a big TV screen.

Always a great place to catch a movie! Love that we live across the street now and can catch the…read moreWacky Wednesday deal!! Like $6 for movies!!! Only downfall is that popcorn refill isn't free :( For $7.00 you'd think they would give atleast one free refill

Place was clean and servers were quick, the only 4 stars for the pizza. I got the hot honey pizza…read moreand it was lacking of sausage promised. I should've gone with my gut and got the the burger.

Movie Tavern Marcus Theater continues to be my favorite theater in Williamsburg, and my experiences…read moreover the past couple of years have consistently been pleasant and never disappointing. The theater is always neat and clean, with a bright entrance and interesting movie posters. The café is welcoming, and the staff is a true highlight of the experience. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted with a genuine smile and a welcoming attitude. The staff is incredibly friendly, polite, and patient, ensuring every step of your visit, from ordering at the café to having your food delivered to your seat, is seamless and pleasant. Their dedication to great service truly sets this theater apart. The food and drinks are a major highlight. There are many delicious choices, and everything is consistently tasty and served hot. The popcorn, in particular, is far superior and fresher than what you get at other theaters. I love the convenience of ordering food and an adult beverage right from my seat and having it delivered hot and quickly. The selection of on-tap beers is also a nice touch. The reclining seats with leg supports are super comfortable, making for a truly relaxing movie-watching experience. Best part is free refills on your popcorn, which is great since I like to take a bucket home with me :) Whether I'm catching a $6 movie on a Tuesday in one of the smaller theaters or a full-price movie in the main auditorium, it's always a great time. If you're looking for a theater with excellent food, comfortable seating, and friendly service, this is the place to go.

We were unable to pull up our previously purchased tickets for this movie that we both were looking…read moreforward to so much, truthfully I was hooked on this series, "Downton Abbey". Today was the Final episode, but thankfully the manager helped us so very much. She looked at the receipt and helped us to our seats, even bringing us popcorn and drinks for us. I asked her for her name, but I didn't register it into my memory long enough. I think it was Janet, but I could be completely wrong. This showing was booked full!

While watching a movie, I had a very scary medical emergency and the ambulance needed to be called…read more Matt and Alex were extremely professional and acted right away to call 911 for me and were so kind and compassionate throughout the incident. The entire staff that night was so friendly and helpful, I really appreciated everyone's help that night! Thank you again!

Lobby currently being renovated so will give them a pass on that. Theater and bathrooms were clean…read more Paid $11, ELEVEN DOLLARS, for a small popcorn and $10 for large soda (which was ridiculously large--wish the staff would have shown me the cup and asked if I was sure). Went a little early figuring I could eat the popcorn while watching trivia, trailers, etc. Nope. Ads started 5 minutes before advertised movie time. Ad after ad after ad. Fifteen minutes of ads. Then the movie? Nope. Next are trailers. Eight trailers. EIGHT! Usually trailers shown appeal to the audience for the movie they are about to see. So for a romance I saw super heroes, violent movies, animated trailers. Maybe just one that would appeal to the audience in attendance. Movie finally started 35 minutes after advertised time. To add insult to injury the movie wasn't even that great! Live and learn.