It had been many years since our last visit to CineBistro. We liked it back then, but somehow never…read moremade it back, and between the pandemic, movie prices, and life in general, it just fell off our radar. Fast forward to now: my wife wanted to see the new movie Disclosure Day, which we both enjoyed, and she decided it would be the perfect excuse for a dinner-and-movie night. So we headed back to CineBistro. I'd recommend arriving about 30 minutes before the movie starts so they have time to take your order and you can hopefully finish eating before the film begins. Prices are on the mid-to-high side, and they do add an 18% gratuity to the bill. That said, you can adjust it if you want to tip more, less, or remove it entirely. For dinner, my wife had the Shrimp Florentine Linguini, it came with sautéed Gulf shrimp, fresh linguini, roasted garlic cream sauce, spinach, marinated tomatoes, Parmigiano Reggiano, and wild mushrooms. I had the CMX Burger, which is two Angus Beef Patties, White American Cheese, Lettuce, Tomato, Onions, Pickles, Special Sauce on Potato Roll. The burger also comes with fries. Soft drinks and bottled water are $7, which felt a little steep to me, although soft drinks do come with free refills. You can also just ask for a glass of water. The seats are very comfortable, with small tray tables or fold-out tables so you can eat right at your seat while watching the movie. Food is delivered directly to you, which makes the whole experience convenient and enjoyable. Overall, we were very happy with the food. It was tasty, and we have no complaints there. You really do get what you pay for, and this is a different kind of movie-going experience with good food to go along with it. If the movie is good too, it makes for a great night out. We would definitely come back.

Came here to see Avatar, such a long movie. I forgot their seats don't recline nor do they offer…read morefootrests. My long legs were def affected. It's $10 on Tuesdays and Wednesdays but I'd pay more for a reclining seat. Also the movie screen felt smaller. On a positive note, bathrooms were emasculate. Not sure if I'll be back. AMC offers reclining seats for same price.

I've recently learned of this new theater at the Citrus Park mall.I have to say they really wowed…read moreme. Lots of great movies to choose from. Love the seeding, large screens and very clean bathrooms. Have a special shout out to Natalia.Thank you for all your help!!!

This is my new favorite cinema. The cinema that used to be in Citrus Park Mall closed down, was…read morebought by NCG, who remodeled all the theaters and reopened. The best thing they did when they remodeled was to install big comfortable reclining chairs. Ahhhh. Unusual thing to keep in mind when you go: you have to pay for your drinks and any food you might want (popcorn, pizza, nachos, chicken fingers or pretzel bites) at the front register, the same place you buy tickets. They give you your cup and popcorn bowl, or a receipt to pick up your cooked food inside. The one thing I did not like at this cinema was the cooked food pick-up area. They had only one person working here, and she only had one oven warmed up, so the wait for pretzel bites was 5+ minutes. I felt bad for the group behind me - it was going to take 15-20 minutes for them all to get their food at the rate the worker was going. Big plusses for this cinema: Unlimited popcorn for $8.50! And they had big popcorn machines that you helped yourself to, so no waiting in line. They also had my favorite soda machine with over 100 soda options, which was self-serve too. I'm a sucker for zero sugar peach Fanta. Clean, small theaters, reasonable prices (for a movie theater), ability to pre-purchase seats online, and unlimited popcorn: I know where I'll be all summer.

Kids absolutely loved it and so did me and my husband! Had tons of fun playing with our kids at…read moremany of the interactive zones.

Location: Childrens Museum Date: June 27, 2026…read moreService: Museum Today me and my friends went to a children's museum to explore with the little ones. I'm happy there is air conditioning here to enjoy. As it is hot out here in Tampa Florida. They offer discount to military people and members as well this place has over two to three floors. The bathrooms are located on every floor. There is the present to assist you if you need some help.

Husband got us VIP tickets for Nude Nite in Tampa. The early entrance was not worth the extra…read moremoney. We were done with all the exhibits within half hour. Most of the art was of nude women with only a handful of nude men. The venue had 4 restrooms. Three were for anyone to use & the fourth was for "women only". No "men only" restrooms. I don't like sharing restrooms with men. The venue also had very limited bench seating to rest if needed. I've been to NYC nude art shows, exhibits & museums with my husband and they are second to none.

I have gone to nude resort and it was a boring experience...but it was only 20 dollars spent so I…read moredidn't miss much

This non-profit museum in St. Petersburg focused on hands-on learning for children especially those…read moreunder 10 years old. It features creative play areas like a pretend city, pretend supermarket, vet office, climbing structures, fire department, city map with vehicles on the wall, art stations, and a few animals. They offer stimulating learning through creativity, play and exploration. Cost is $12 for adults, $15 for kids 1-17, free under 1. Next door to Sunken Gardens. A fun day for the kids.

This was not what I expected - I thought it would have more interactive and educational exhibits. I…read morealso thought for the price we would get access to the sunken gardens (right next door) as well. Overall it was a good way to kill a few hours but for the price I am not sure it was worth it. Also - for as many kids and families come through here i would suggest more bathrooms and to clean the ones you have more frequently. Our favorite exhibit was the grocery store, and the room with all the reptiles.