Film Row so needed a little coffee shop, but it's even better that the Paramount is so much more…read morethan a coffee shop. With wine and beer, a nice little food menu, and delicious Pie Junkie pies, this little spot can take care of many different needs. For an area that is growing with new office workers more quickly than small businesses can open to address their needs, it's great Paramount does more than just serve a good cuppa joe. I stopped in last week to do a bit of work and then have a meeting. We split a piece of coconut cream pie (my favorite) and I had a very delicious soy latte. I also love that they support the other local film row businesses, for example, by playing KOSU in the shop. It was a great place to get some work done and have a meeting, and it's proximity to downtown makes it a really nice place for meetings with downtown dwellers, without having to mess with downtown parking.

Husband had his work Christmas party here. I immediately knew where is was due to being an "okay…read moreyeah" fan which is right next door! I love the nostalgia feel you get from this place! The theme of the party was 1920's which was very fitting as you can notice the moment when you walk in the door! Our party was upstairs. The atmosphere was awesome! The bar area room was awesome and had exposed brick walls everywhere. It was super airy and open feel which is great for functions for work parties. The other room was super open and again everything from the ceiling moulding, etc. was amazing definitely older which is great and a nice change from all the modern looking office type spaces everyone has. They had a buffet which was great function wise because there is a longer hallway that breaks up the two rooms which allows plenty of room for food table and lines to form... The location is prime located right around the corner from Jones Assembly, etc. The parking is great as there is a lot right next to it!

It is a fun experience to see movies here! While I've mostly been for special events/screenings it…read moreis truly unique compared to other traditional theaters. They have films that you won't see at other places and local beer at the concession stand. The seats are comfy as well. If you're looking for a date night that's a little out of the box when it comes to movie theaters, you'll really like it here.

Went to the audience participation showing of Princess Bride. What a fun experience. My only…read morecomplaint, the concession. It moved so slowly the movie had to be started late to accommodate them. I'm sure they just didn't expect such a large crowd. Everyone was super nice and accommodating.

Movie theater in Bricktown, near lots of cool stuff. We…read morehad a great time here! Friendly staff and the theater was not too hot or cold!

They won't even refill a $7.75 soda. Greedy and pathetic. I'll never come back to a Harkins again.read more

Such a cool vibe to hang out, shop, enjoy coffee or a cocktail, make candles, etc.!…read more Looks to be all local businesses which I am in full support! We had a date night and tried ABE's coffee, The Dock Bar cocktails, and made candles at the Candle Shop!

They have amazing drinks and good prices the mamacita mangonada was so bombbbbb‼‼‼ the atmosphere…read moreis good, the owner is nice . The establishment is clean and friendly.

We stopped here to watch the Thunder game. It because more of a date night than just going to a…read moresports bar. They have about 4 TVs and it wasn't super crowded. It's $5 to get in but all the games are free after. It's a $10 minimum at the bar as well. The drinks weren't too over priced but just know if you're going to get a drink you're likely spending $15 at a minimum to be there. Not too bad for a date night spot. The games are retro and fun! We enjoyed our night here.

The bar tenders are so friendly and make good strong drinks! The games are very fun and reminds me…read moreof UP Down in the plaza

We have only been here once but we were so pleased to find another cool art spot in OKC. We…read moreattended one of their annual events and left thoroughly entertained, wide eyed, and full of laughter! The art was of an adult nature and was done in a super tasteful way that brought in people that would normally shy away. I found a few I would have loved to have hanging in our home! I highly recommend following this spot for upcoming events, I do not thing you will be disappointed.

This is great alternative to the outdoor park when the weather is chilly and kids are young. It's…read moregeared towards the 1-5yo age group, though my kids (7,8) engaged in some interesting self-created hula hoop hopscotch before we left for more sunshine. Kudos to the folks at IAO for lending gallery space to the community in the cold months. Plenty of kids were playing with Legos and blocks and big empty tubes (IT'S A LIGHTSABER!) and strolling though the turf. We saw bowlers and fishermen and women, a sand table, and a koosh soccer ball. If my kids were younger, we'd be enjoying this free open playroom as long as it's installed!

I'm a "show up to the theatre as early as they'll let me in and then eat all of my popcorn before…read moreMaria Menounos (I like that laugh) graces the screen" kind of person. And that's the scene for my most recent movie experience. My Queen had plans with the girlies tonight so I snagged a solo ticket to the new cartoon Spider-Man movie. Movie's at 6 and I'm in my cushy reclining seat by 5:55. Thinking I'd have some time alone I whisper "now we play the waiting game". So you can imagine my surprise when 3 other web-heads walk in by 5:58! Here's what they said: "To date, what's the craziest thing you've ever cooked?" "Are we talking taste or complexity?" "Either." She goes on to talk about thanksgiving. "What about you Sam?" He talks about a stew he made after his divorce. "What about you Dan?" He said it's a tie between el pastor in the oven (which had a pretty complex sauce) and a Mediterranean soup. Great movie, good popcorn, lively theatre. Also, the young blossoming ticket boy ran me down in the hallway after I left my Apple Store purchase next to the coke freestyle machine (from which I got Pib Zero). Thanks bro!

Always serving old popcorn even when you ask for fresh they will mix it with the old popcorn. Some…read morechairs don't work as well as others dirty bathrooms and depending on staff they are rude

The movie was so loud that I could not have sat through it without my noise canceling earbuds that…read morehappened to be in my bag. Beware if you aren't a fan of permanent hearing loss. (12:30 pm 12/30/25, theatre 16)

The service was very friendly. Had a nice assortment of holiday cocktails. The bartender was…read morepolite. Everything is very clean and organized. Renovations they made were amazing.

Our first time here on Sep 25, 2025, to attend the premiere of the "Intimate Apparel" play. The…read morevenue was smaller than I thought, but it was clean and cozy. Upon entrance you see the will-call window. Enter through the red door to the left. There were a few tables with chairs in the middle, art for sale on the wall. And then double doors to the left to the theater and bathrooms to the right. All the way at the back had a small area selling drinks and snacks. They're advertised as a local theater, but the caliber of the talent was phenomenal. The actors transported us back in time to tell this beautiful and sad story. We thoroughly enjoyed the performance, so much so that we already got tickets for their next play, "Beer for Breakfast" (Oct 17-Nov 2, 2025).

It is time to buy your flex pack of tickets to see CST's Season 41 which starts SEPTEMBER 13-29,…read more2024 with play called MAKING SWEET TEA AND OTHER SECRETS - a dramedy by Paul Elliott. There are 8 plays in the season but you can buy smaller packages. We sometimes are gone and use our extra tickets to later bring friends to a different play. That is the beauty of flex packs. CST has a great reception area with art on display and they sell drinks including cocktails, and snacks. The theatre scene is alive and well in Oklahoma. We also like Jewel Box Theatre and the Civic Center. The play's description: Winn Dottie and Ruth Hamilton have always kept their lives in order, living each day in rural isolation and contentment. All of that changes when the sheriff drops a battered teenager on their doorstep and asks them to keep them safe. The question is--can these two older women get past their own ingrained ideas of how life should be to protect a teenager they don't even understand? Making Sweet Tea and Other Secrets refers to all the hidden bigotry, prejudice and even brutality a town will turn a blind eye to, until forced to bring those secrets to light and fight back. AACT New PlayFest Award Winner, 2018. "A well-disciplined peeling away of prejudice and intolerance." -- Lincoln Journal Star.