This movie theatre is my happy place! It's cozy and always clean or in the process of being…read morecleaned. The staff know me as a regular customer and treat me as such. Even if the movie itself is bad, I still consider it a good time going there. I will return again and again and again.

I admit I had never even heard of NCG, but I was in Brookhaven and needed to kill some time so I…read moredecided to check it out. I was expecting a super low-budget experience but that was not it at all. I was so pleased at this theater that this will definitely be my go-to theater from now on. The place was so clean and fresh that I assumed they had just opened, but it seems they've been open for several years. I went on a Tuesday, and was thrilled at the $6 ticket. Popcorn was also super cheap. I think I paid $23 for ticket, popcorn and drink. A bargain! The popcorn was fresh and crisp. I gobbled it up. The seats were super comfy with no ripped seats. The only thing I didn't like was the handicapped seating (I needed it this particular day) was at the back of the theater. As a member of the short-girl society, it was a little challenging to see over the seats. The next time I go I won't need that seating, so I'll be fine, but I'd imagine someone who needed it might find it challenging as well.

Great nice safe place to bring your kids friends family to enjoy a great movie in this comfy seats…read moreme & my girls enjoyed the experience here big time we all had fun from the popcorn that was fresh as well just a fun time we had at this Atlanta regal movie theater place

We went to this theater after work. It was ok. We forgot it was here located a couple of stores…read moredown from Five Below. The seats were not padded home theater seats that recline. We were in the theater that was standard. It was not crowded since we were there before 4:00.

New & Improved since last time!…read more Updated interior & food from the last time I've been here. Now has comfy theater power-recline seating, good sound system & fair prices. The restrooms were NOT updated & like many movie theaters could stand regular elbow grease deep-cleaning (walls, stalls, corners/grout/tile). Toilets & sinks were clean & floor swept/mopped, but a regular deep clean is needed to get some grime/build-up around base of toilets & stalls, doors.

I've been taking my kids here for the last few years because the ticket prices and concession…read moreprices are very reasonable, making it an affordable place for a family movie outing. The seats also used to be clean and in great condition. I'm not sure what has happened, but the last two times we've visited, the condition of the seats has noticeably declined. Today, the middle seat in the row I purchased had ripped upholstery, a brown stain, and the cushion looked wet and sticky. Thankfully, there were only six other people in the theater, so we were able to move to different seats. On a positive note, the staff was friendly and helpful. I just hope the theater addresses the condition of the seats, as it used to be much better maintained.

RE: Paris Hilton special early screening of Infinite Icon: A Visual Memoir…read more I honestly didn't expect to enjoy this documentary as much as I did, but it was really good and surprisingly eye-opening. It shows a side of Paris Hilton that goes far beyond the media image most of us grew up seeing. One thing that truly shocked me was being reminded that she made music. I actually recognized one or two of the songs, but it never clicked back then that she was the artist behind them. Seeing her creative journey explained in context made it all make sense and gave me a new appreciation for her as more than just a pop-culture icon. The documentary does a great job of peeling back the layers -- the pressure, the misconceptions, and the control she's had to fight for over her own voice and narrative. It felt honest, vulnerable, and human in a way I wasn't expecting. Overall, it's a well-done, engaging watch that definitely changed my perspective. Whether you think you know Paris Hilton or not, this documentary will likely surprise you. Only 1 thing I wanted to see was her really like FOR REAL DANCING.

I have seen movies at Phipps Plaza for decades. The mall and the theater have definitely evolved…read moreover that time, but it was nice to return here to see a film after a few years away. We arrived and parked in the garage below the mall. This was relatively convenient. We were close to an escalator that got us into the ground floor. From there, we oriented ourselves and determined how to get to the theater. Pro tip = use the elevators. The theater is more automated than at my last visit. Tickets are all via kiosk at the entrance. It appeared that much of the concession was also of the do-it-yourself / automated variety, but we did not get any food. The theater itself was nice - with reclining seats that were comfortable. Prices were average. We mostly chose this for timing and convenience, due to the film being in limited release. I don't know that I would pass up closer venues just to watch a movie here, but the experience was fine. I would go back.

This is my favorite movie theater to go to, maybe in the entire city of Atlanta. It's always clean,…read morethe sound quality of the (Dolby theater) speakers are always clear and the service is top notch. I typically order my popcorn and slushee ahead of time and they always have my food fresh and ready for pick up upon my arrival.

Love this location! Its been a while since we've been…read morewatching movies and lot of theaters are little ran down that we come out of the way for this location. Parking is enormous and usually have police on site that i feel safer. I watch moview for the popcorn and love their gourmet popcorn here! Must get! Only complaint i have is that theh always run out of the special cups and buckets so quickly but I guess that's with any location...

Keep in mind, this spot is at the Battery & there just so happened to be a game tonight so parking…read morewas a doozy seeing that our movie started at 6:15pm. Unfortunately, they don't have designated parking for this theatre but I guess they make up for it by validating your first two hours. This establishment must be fairly new cus it was clean & we went on a Wednesday, so it was quiet too. They have reclining seats & a decent menu. It's pricey though, cus the short rib tacos & raspberry lemon drop came up to $36 & some change (without gratuity). The food was well seasoned & almost too salty, but good. I enjoyed my drink too. If you're the type to order sumn after the fact, don't close your tab out cus once we did that -- we never saw our server again.

This is a wonderful theater that serves very delicious food. The variety of food is outstanding. I…read moresaw everything from steak to fish tacos to pretzels on the menu. I went and watched the Michael Jackson movie and ordered an Impossible burger with truffle fries. The food came out fresh, delicious, and most importantly hot. My only complaint would be they did not give me enough ketchup and I asked for honey mustard for my burger and did not get that. Otherwise, it was a great experience. The seats are super comfortable and they recline. The servers get the food out quickly and are very professional. I also liked that this theater has a fully stocked bar in the lobby. Oh and they validate parking so bring your ticket in with you and you'll get an additional two hours free. This is definitely my new favorite theater.

Saw backrooms, had a couple beers and a pizza. Was a great vibe .Shout out to Louis, he made my…read morehorror movie experience

I didn't expect the biggest plot twist of the evening to be the screening itself. Technical…read moreglitches in a newly released film are inexcusable, and yet here we are. Watching Michael felt less like a cinematic experience and more like streaming on a dial-up connection circa 2002, buffering, interruptions, and all. If you're going to position yourselves as a premium dine-in cinema, the baseline requirement is that the movie actually plays... properly. Food and service are irrelevant if the core product--the film--is compromised. At a minimum, this place needs a serious upgrade in projection equipment and maintenance standards. Right now, it feels like the business model is built on serving meals while quietly undermining the very reason people show up.