We decided to catch a quick flick after dining at Pappadeaux which is located directly across the…read morestreet. We purchased tickets at the self serve kiosk located right when you enter. It was quick, easy, and user friendly. Since we had just left Pappadeaux we bypassed the popcorn and snacks at the concession stand. But we did opt for slushies and the gentleman at the counter did a GREAT JOB with his sales tactics to upgrade us from a small slushie, which is what we intended to order, to ordering the reusable slushie cup that changes colors. Movie theater and bathrooms were clean, except one of the arms of our recliner had melted butter all over it from the previous movie goer. Overall, a great time for an impromptu movie date out of town!

The seating is pretty hit or miss, with some being in pretty rough shape due to the cheap material…read morethat was used during renovations. It can also be pretty expensive here with snacks and drinks. It's probably my least favorite chain in the Cincinnati. Hopefully they can update again sometime soon. At least they have Imax!

It was one of those perfect "Summer Nights" that was cool temperature and partially cloudy. The…read more"Blue Moon" was even peaking through the clouds above. I was not "Alone A Drive In Movie" and came with a friend who sat in lawn chairs with me. We shared snacks and had a great time. There was no "Grease" in the bathrooms and they were pretty clean. There's an old timey feel to them and the rest of the place, like you're stepping back in time to watch a movie with Danny & Sandy. Plenty of people came out to see the show and I hope they continue to do so for many more years to come!

Me and my wife went to go see Toy Story 5. Could not hear because someone in a crappy Honda Truck…read moreleft their loud engine running the whole time by the concession stand. Tried finding an attendant but could not find the guy on the golf cart that drives around checking on things. Literally could not hear the movie and it totally ruined the experience for us and others around us. It also smelled like weed coming from that car also. Not saying it's managements fault entirely, but they need to do a better job at going around at checking on things. Wife and me normally have a good time coming here, but that was uncalled for an inconsiderate. I'm a big tall dude, I didn't want to go up to them and have a fight break out because they would likely be intimidated by me. This was as of June 20, 2026. It takes one @ssho(e to ruin a cinematic experience like that. I get that that night was sold out, but please do a better job.

My favorite theater in Cincinnati. Love the reclining seats. Love the service to your chair. Easy…read moreto park, etc. Places to grab food right at Kenwood before or after a show.

quick thoughts: 1) The menu was basic, with just enough…read morevariety that anyone should be able to find something they'd like. I really appreciated the local sourcing, like the Silverglades chicken salad, Montgomery Inn pulled pork, Avril Bleh brisket, fish with Frisch's tarter sauce, and United Dairy Farmers ice cream. 2) The wait staff was prompt - whenever I pressed the button to summon them someone arrived at my seat quickly to take an order or bring refills. 3) I received exactly what I ordered. My husband on the other hand was the recipient of a number of things that he did not order - those were promptly taken away when he summoned staff and told them of the issue - and he never received the popcorn that he did order. 4) The chicken sandwich was fine - nothing special, but I have no complaints about it. I didn't care for the fries, I prefer shoestring fries and these were too chunky for me. 5) I learned that I don't like eating in the dark. I prefer to be able to see what I'm eating.

We came to see Wicked. It's the first time visiting here since the new ownership. Bought tix online…read morewhich was easy, and the staff working here were nice. Hubby got chili and popcorn. Both were on the salty side. But seats were comfy (though I noticed some wear), and we enjoyed the show.

Theater: Everything seems really clean and the staff are always friendly. My daughter wasn't…read moreenjoying one of the movies we watched so I took her to the hallway to walk around while my husband and son enjoyed the rest of the movie. One of the workers noticed this and gave us complimentary tickets for a different movie! Incredibly thoughtful! Restaurant: Last night we went for dinner and he pizza was really delicious! The restaurant was also very clean along with the bathrooms.

One of my favorite places to go. Where can you go and see a first run release movie. Get a…read moresmall popcorn and a small drink for $10.50. Such a fun experience. With a price that still fits your wallet. Enjoy!

I went to go see the Poms movie, but it was sold out, so I saw the scary movie Llorona, seems…read morekinda witch crafty it was okay, this showcase was busy, it's discount every Tuesday, the food prices are really high like five dollars for a hot dog or hamburger plus tax which I was told they just started charging tax on, over all this Cinema is nice and clean with reclining seats.

Went here with my fiance and family and had an amazing time! We went during a busy time so there…read morewere a few long lines, but we didn't mind. The detail to everything was amazing, and you don't need to buy a want to experience casting spells. We ended our night with some hot chocolate. Definitely go If you are a Harry Potter fan!

We enjoyed our visit to the Harry Potter: A Forbidden Forest Experience. They did a great job…read morecompletely creating the forest out of the hosting camp - despite having been to the camp in broad daylight when being used as one, we could barely recognize it at night with all of the lighting and decor, making it easy to slip into the world of the Forbidden Forest. After we had our tickets scanned by a very friendly staff member, we entered the refreshment area. There were firepits available (especially great since we somehow ended up with one of the first bitterly cold nights of the season - 23 F). There were a couple of stands offering food and then several drink stands, though we noticed most of the stands said they offered butterbeer, not just the butterbeer stand. You then head through a small shop before entering the trail itself. Never fear, you still exit through a much larger gift shop at the end if you're not feeling like carrying your stuff the entire time and want to shop at the end. The trail itself leads you to various scenes and interactive experiences, where you can either watch others participate or queue up to participate yourself - they have done a nice job setting up queue areas to the side of the trail and leaving the main section of trail open to those passing through. A wand is not required for most of the scenes, though they welcome you to bring your own if you would like (and they also, of course, sell some in the shops). The one that does require a wand - dueling - they gave a special pair that a staff member will provide the duelers with to borrow for the activity. The other spelling stations, you can also wave your hand (hint: be sure to read the note/look where you need to wave your hand/wand, the sensors need to sense you for it to work. They are all pretty similar sensor set ups so once you get it down, you can pretty much nail the next ones on the first go). Expecto Patronum requires you to actually say Expecto Patronum and staff were there to assist as needed. Another note is that this is definitely a gravel, bumpy camp trail, so you may want to consider your/your group's personal needs as far as proper footing go. Some folks were having harder times than others navigating it, particularly in the dimmer lighting. A lot of the decorative lighting was awesome for the experience itself but not super bright for looking at the ground - we also benefited from some moonlight in that regard. The experience isn't cheap but you can save a bit if you're able to be flexible on timing/day, as they practice surge pricing. So you might want to click around a bit to see what works best for your availability. We opted for 8:45 pm since it seems the earlier timings were a bit more expensive on the days we were looking at, and that helped with the queues. We had very reasonable wait times at almost all of the stations, with the exception being a long wait for the Sorting Hat. We were there for about 60 minutes, which was right in the range provided by the experience FAQ so that was spot on. Note that parking is a separate fee and you can either prepurchase with your tickets or when you arrive.

This review is long past due but I have to echo what Lauren said, the "taste" part was missing…read more I've seen more food options on a weeknight at Washington Park than for this MAJOR festival. Not only was the amount of food a total bummer, but the lines because of the lack of food was atrocious. We are talking hour wait times from line to getting your food. It was an organizational nightmare as lines whipped around into other lines and through the grass and roads surrounding. The lack of local beer was also very apparent. They had miller light, coors, and one "craft beer booth/tent" that had a few local madtree cans and then some bigger craft beer names. Again, a total disappointment for an event of this caliber. I don't know if the sponsors weren't getting a lot out of this and decided not to participate this year or if the people organizing this event just weren't really pitching/selling the event hard enough to get sponsors. Either way with as much going on as Cincinnati has - I would not recommend this festival. The only saving grace was being a 90's babies and hearing blessed union of souls and even that was a disappointment as they played mostly cover songs of other peoples music.

First I will say this review is for the 2017 Taste of Blue Ash only…read more For the first time I was disappointed!. In past years I would rave about the great music, food, and drinks. This year the music was still good and the reason for receiving any stars. The "Taste" piece is where it missed the mark. There were barely any food options, and of the small selection of choices the lines were super long. I guess that was due to the fact there wasn't much to choose from. What happened Blue Ash? It was more of a festival than a "Taste". This is a family tradition we love going to to and this year was just unfortunate....