I love going to the movies and the CineBistro was always my first…read morechoice. Not anymore. I went there this week with my son and was very disappointed. The place is just not the same. My server took our order and our entrees showed up before or drinks of water and ginger. I order the salmon with out potatoes but wanted a double portion of the spinach. It came out without the potatoes but not a double portion is spinach. The server said the chef said it was doubled. Ok if you say so. Let's get down to the actual meal, the Salmon was overcooked and the sauce was extremely salty. Like I could feel my blood pressure rising with each bit. The popcorn was cold and salty. It's a wrap for me. I am going back to a regular Regal theater cause cinebistro isn't it.

Always impressed with the quality of food at this theater. Our entire party of 4 really enjoyed…read morepretty much everything we got and the movie! Apps Both the fried green tomatoes and the baked goat cheese were delicious. The tomato jam in the candied shallots on the goat cheese, made it rich and delightful. And they had enough baguette, which is impressive because usually the bread runs out in most places or something like this. The fried green tomatoes were also rich and indulgent and the peach habanero jelly was a nice bright kick. For entrées we got a couple CMX burgers, the ravioli and the chicken BLT. I usually get the tuna poke bowl, which is always very good but this time I was in the mood for a sandwich so the chicken BLT was a risk, but turned out it paid off. The chicken was cooked perfectly as well as the bacon. Very satisfying. The burgers never disappoint and my son really enjoyed his ravioli with an extra steaks you were on the side.

In the theater world, every city needs large houses and small ones and community ones (including…read moredinner theaters, if applicable.) Large ones to drive the theater zeitgeist with main stage productions that everyone has heard of (either locally produced or traveling extravaganzas) and small ones to provide more intimate settings and maybe take a few risks. Firehouse is a decent small theater so I am not going to review it against the standards set by the large houses. Come to Firehouse for above average acting and for decent production values. Come to Firehouse for exposure to plays you won't see at large houses -- ranging from, say, Rocky Horror to Buried Child. Come to Firehouse for the experience of seeing a show in a raw form that does not depend on major fly-in gimmicks or other high tech special effects. Do not come if the above doesn't suit you, or if not quite comfortable seating is an issue. Or if you need to park close. Firehouse and its ilk fill a valuable niche. It should be supported and patronized.

I really enjoyed the play burial tax, I think the only thing I didn't like was the random…read moresexualized scene of the actress taking off her shirt to a see through bra? For no real added plot? Other than that I really enjoyed the play. The woman playing Cora and Man playing Dar were so good forgot they were acting. Probably wouldn't be back though due to I don't really enjoy pornographic like material.

We went to see a show and have dinner beforehand. The dinner was delicious and the server was…read moregreat. I recommend wine over the cocktails. The dessert was a peach cobbler and had an excessive amount of cinnamon. My guess it was a mistake and not the recipe. Most people left it uneaten. The pecan bar was good and the coffee was great. A wonderful setting to spend an evening with friends.

This historic theater had its final performances this weekend, which I attended. It hopes to reopen…read morelate this year, but nothing is certain and no other performances are scheduled.

We are back in the theater. Husband wanted to see Mortal Kombat together plus dine in for lunch…read more Im very glad they have modified the menu to accommodate those of us who don't eat meat like that. This place stays clean and organized and staff is on point!

I love that they offer 20% off matinee even for online ticket purchases. I came in to watch a film…read moreat 2pm and while there was no signage, I did eventually realize I needed to order outside the theater for it to be delivered to my seat. Past movie theater experiences I've pushed a button on my seat, so surprise there, but my bacon chicken Mac and cheese was delish! (Even if it wasn't delivered with cutlery that I had to go get) The theater, including the bathroom, were clean and well stocked. The film was a delight, and the concessions workers that took my order was professional and quick.

The show was amazing! i would recommend to anyone looking for a great show! The food was fai and…read morethe drinks were good

Wife and I went for a night out and were surprised at how much fun it was. The team putting this…read moretogether is really great. A must see.

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.

1. There's no price on the blankets, had to wait in a long concession line just to ask. A thin…read moreblanket is $20! 2. The women's bathroom was dirty before and after the movie. If I could've waited, I would've. 3. It was raining so the lobby floor was wet. Not a wet floor sign in sight. 4. The back row in Theater 8 is literally the same height as the row in front of it.. it's like the row was added on at some point. If you're too short, you can't see past the chair to see the whole screen. 5. The screen was small. 6. In the back row, we had to put the recliner down for food runners to get past. And that was several times throughout the movie. One food runner actually walked over my reclined legs as i was struggled to push the right button to put it down. Then they hit the tray table next to me and popcorn went flying. They definitely hurt themselves and i felt bad. But this is also probably a longstanding issue. 7. In one of the back row seats we paid for, you had to turn your head to even see the screen. Otherwise, you'd be looking at the emergency door because the screen doesn't extend into the POV of the chair correctly. The only good things from my experience were comfortable chairs, central location and great ticket prices (paid $26 for 4 tickets).

We love Cinema Cafe. The seats are so comfortable and the food is good. Service is always great.read more

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

This was my first time going to a murder mystery dinner - something I have been wanting to try…read moreforever. TOTALLY disappointed! It wasn't what I imagined. This production was at 259 Granby St in Norfolk, VA, and this venue is NOT suitable for this type of event. It was entirely too small for an interactive show. People were sitting all over each other. It was a 4 hour event and I believe this is only because you spent majority of the time trying to ensure everyone made it to the front to look at the crime scene, evidence, etc. The food was cold and HORRIBLE. Not to mention dinner didn't come with a drink other than tap water. You had to purchase canned soda or juice at inflated prices. We actually left when desert was served. $120+ for 2 tickets WASTED! What a mess!

I've read a lot of really mean reviews about this experience. I have to say, I had a great time…read more First of all, the Granby Theater is a fantastic venue. Of course it was cheesy-- it's dinner theater! However, I thought the performances were fun, the actors did a great job interacting with the crowd. The story was light but clever and the crowd work was funny. The food... was a buffet. It's fine. Don't go for the food. Also-- people complaining about the bar being extra-- that was clear in the description. If you want an edgy, complex murder mystery... this isn't for you. If you want some pleasant PG rated fun, I think it's well worth an evening.