The theater of my childhood! My very first theater experience was here and my most recent watch ~15…read moreyears later was also here. Obviously it has a little place in my heart. The staff are always kind, helpful, and respectful. I've never had an issue with them and they even help me figure out my Regal Unlimited perks from time to time. The building itself is old but part of me actually really enjoys it for the nostalgia-- I love being transported to the 2000's! Please never remodel. The seats themselves could be comfier since they're the traditional theater chairs. The Lynnwood location has recliners but this location tends to have more films that I want to watch.

In the last 2 months I've seen 2 movies at this theatre. Each time I left with a headache because…read morethe sound system was so loud. I feel that they are damaging many movie goers ears.

Somehow we missed that this place has really comfy seats, fully reclining and everything! Tickets…read morecost the same as at other theaters, but watching the movie is so bad when you have room to stretch out. We'll definitely be going here as long as it's playing the movie we want to see. The limited selection is a bit of an issue, but actually seeing a movie here is fantastic, so five stars.

I have sat through over 15 commercials waiting for my movie that I paid $24 for to start. This is…read moreridiculous!!!

Went and saw the Housemaid last night. The seats were comfortable and reclined nicely. You can…read morebring drinks in from the bar, too. Before the movie we sat at the bar. Gio served us - he was very personable and made great drinks. He definitely knows what he is doing behind that bar. We will return for both the movie experience and to see Gio again!

It would appear that Cinemark is insisting on a single Yelp entry for their two theaters at Lincoln…read moreSquare. The original cinema was Lincoln Square Cinemas that they took over, which is a decent traditional multiplex with an IMAX screen and chairs arranged in stadium seating that actually lean back a bit. The lobby is open and has lots of room for displays promoting other films. On the left hall, the rows of screens is quite expansive which could make for quite a walk to the bathroom or to get concessions and bring them back. It might not be a bad thing to have some of them renovated to be like their Totem Lake location. The Cinemark Reserve is a whole other thing, and truth be told really deserves a separate Yelp entry. It is meant to be a premium experience. Like the iPic in Redmond it is an electroncially reclined seat with seat warmer and a table for a meal with waiter service. It's 21+ only and they serve alcohol. The finishes on the walls are slightly more premium but not too much above and beyond their newer Totem Lake location. There is a big lobby area for concessions but a lot of the walk-up food service areas have fallen into disuse after covid. Cost-cutting wise they're really pushing kiosk ticket buying, which is fine, but yesterday the printers weren't working, so the kiosks could take your credit card payment and then leave you with nothing. When they radioed for the manager it probably took half an hour for the manager to show up. I noticed the cost cutting at the original cinema too as the one person that could sell you a ticket is also the person who checks you in on entry. That being said, there really isn't an alternative to watch the latest blockbuster or buzzy indy/foreign film in the West Bellevue area than here and they do their reasonable best to ensure a good experience.

I've gone many times over the years and it's always fun. Staff is kind…read more Food is what you'd expect from a movie theater. Bummed they got rid of the silver popcorn bowls. And I wish they had a foot rest bar or reclining chairs. If you have a burger or salad Its hard to eat with the table top so far away....I find myself hunched over eating on my lap. It would be nice if there was a table and or foot rest option. Great place to enjoy a drink and movie with friends.

It's hard to enjoy a movie with so many lights on once the movie starts…read more It's also disruptive having Cinebarre waiters walking through constantly during the movie. If this is how it's routinely done I don't think this theater is for me. But I don't think it has to be this way. Make it darker once the movie starts, people can still eat. Don't take more food orders once the movie starts. It's too disruptive.

I received a rude reply from the manager instead of resolution to the unsuitable temperature in the…read moretheatre. Managers should be professional and offer compensation or resolve the problem.

"Reel good time!"…read more This was my 2nd time at this theater. I'm more a Regal fan than other theaters. I like the convenience of using the App to check what movies are playing, view open seating for different movie times, and reserving my seats. This theater doesn't have the reclining seats but the seats are still comfortable. It has been clean on both occasions that we have gone to escape reality. I'm not a fan of the commercials and the 20 minutes worth of previews before the movie! I usually try to arrive closer to when the movie starts so I'm not sitting so long. I do like the ample parking and it is close to where I live. Plus, all the staff I have encountered has been nice.

Got online tickets easily, sat in a comfy recliner, friendly staff and a great movie!read more

This theatre has gone downhill. The seats are severely cracking and there is often a smell…read more Additionally the clean up crew does an awful job. My husband and son went yesterday and there was garbage everywhere and mustard all over the seat. For the amount of money we pay for a matinee it should be a cleaner experience. Our family will be going to other theaters now.

My daughter recently moved to Redmond, so we've made a habit of going to movies at IPIC. Super…read morecomfy recliners in "pods" of 2, with a place to put your purse, a cup holder for your drink, and a table for your food. There is a button you can push to call a server, but I've never had to do that as someone usually greets us shortly after we sit down. From what we've tried on the menu, I can recommend the quesadilla, the mac n cheese, the grilled cheese, and the fried chicken. The fries are really good. I've tried several cocktails and the mule is one of my favorites. The servers have always been really pleasant. One time a drink was not delivered that I had ordered but they didn't charge me for it without me having to ask. This movie venue isn't cheap. Tickets are $20 and the food menu isn't discount. The food is pretty good, and when I compare to what I'd pay for dinner and a movie elsewhere, IPIC comes out in that range. Note that they do add an automatic 18% service charge to the bill which isn't boldly stated. I was glad I saw that in another review and thought to look for it myself. The screen and sound are good. My daughter and I like our fun nights out here and will keep returning.

We had nachos at the bar before the movie and they were large and tasty except for large scoop of…read morebrown guacamole... maybe just leave it off? Dont scoop it onto my nachos. The person that checked us in to get our tickets was rude. We were asked if it was our first time at the theater I said I've been here before but it was my friends first time. The ticket attendant then said that I can give my friend the run down. Idk what run down she's talking about but her delivery was extremely rude. We just wanted our tickets and everything else she said was rude and unnecessary. The seats were comfy but the blankets were rough. I ordered a coffee and it was nice and hot. The waiter checked in on us a few times during the movie The movie was fun

Theaters are kind-of a mixed bag these days. You have some that are run down and some that are…read moretrying to be super-high-end... but rarely is there anything thats nice and in between. I think that's why the Galaxy Theaters in Monroe shines. Every time I go here, I go when it's fairly quiet (like... 3:00-5:00 during the week). I usually see kids movies or kid-friendly moves... with kids. So, thats my lens, here. Parking is insanely huge and you will have zero issues. The only edge-case is that the Monroe Farmers market (and some other random events and stands) use this gigantic parking lot. Again... it's gigantic and it overflows into other gigantic parking lots... You'll be fine. Buying tickets -- you can buy them online, from a real-life human, or from a self-serve kiosk just inside the main doors. We've had issues with the kiosk thing in the past, and the online system charges you a fee ($2.50 per ticket), so we usually order at the human. They no longer user the windows inside the first door, and you have to go in to the second doors to buy tickets. Not sure what that's about - the old way made more sense to me... but it's whatever. Maybe it's an off-hours thing, too... who knows. Oh, one cool thing about their website, though, is you can pick your seats ahead of time and see how full shows are. Solid intel. The concession stand is very well stocked and always has enough people - you have the usuals: popcorn and candy... drinks: soda, icees, etc... and alcohol (beer, bottles, and mixed drinks)... ice cream... hot stuff (pretzels, pizza, nachos...). It's solid. They've always given me good service - it's quick, efficient, and clean... they get you moving and try not to let long lines occur. The theaters are nice and always surprisingly clean. I don't think I've ever had that "sticky feet" experience where you walk through some old soda spill. So... it's good. We often choose to go to the theater that has the big red, electric recliner chairs. This is a nice little comfort and well spread out - that just makes the experience extra good. I think they have multiple screens with the recliners and if I understand correctly, only the "DFX" and "DBOX" experiences are more expensive. DFX... I've never really paid attention to the difference, and I've never done DBOX. Generally, prices are: Matinees -- $13.25 for adult, $10.00 for child/senior... Evening -- $15.50 for adult, $12.50 for child/senior... and then the "premium experiences" (or whatever you'd call them) are $3.50 more for DFX and $8.00 more for DBOX. Then, like I said... $2.49 more for the service charge if you order online (yikes! not a fan).

The recliner seats are comfortable, but the wine selection is disappointing. If you want a glass…read moreduring the movie, you have to wait in the regular concession line, which can easily take 10 minutes...not very convenient. There are a few employees who are helpful and kind, but the older staff members often seem to be hanging out in the back instead of coming out to help when there are multiple people waiting in line.

I really enjoy watching movies at this Cinemark location. The theater is clean and well maintained…read more I also love that this location has the leather recliners! The employees here have always been kind and respectful when I've visited. This Cinemark is located right in the middle of Totem Lake. Parking is very easy and straight forward with all the garages around. Plus it's a great theater if you want to get dinner/dessert before or after your movie. I highly recommend this theater!

A great spot to catch a movie…read more The seats recline. And they're spacious. The theatre is surrounded by restaurants. A very good experience.