-The entrance into the venue was extremely organized and your viewing spot works on a first come…read morefirst serve basis. -The staff and crew is extremely kind and willing to help at any occasion. -The venue is pet friendly and there's plenty of room for pets & kids to run around. -It's a very scenic drive into the venue with plenty of parks along the way. -The sound is FM dependent and quality depends your car speakers. I had trouble actually connecting to the venues recommended FM App. -The venue is built on an incline giving everybody adequate room above the car's a great view. -Theres plenty of food options in terms of sweets and fried stuff, the curly fries are actually really good. -3 screens on the property so plenty of movie options too. -$12 per adult for a double feature can't be beat. -Tips: Bring Blankets, Chairs, Bug Spray and a Portable Radio if you don't want to use your cars electricity. Even if the movie is sold out online there will be tickets at the door,

We have a service dog and going to the movies is kind of difficult, as many theaters are loud…read more That's where Warwick rocks; we can enjoy a movie with the sound at a level that is enjoyable by all. The concessions are vital to a theater's resources and having many options is great. My only concerns have never been addressed by owners or management. The bathrooms in the lower section are tiny, dark and smelly, even at opening hour. The wait lines are long so you miss a lot mid-movie. The upper section has no bathrooms, but rather porta-potties, which aren't cleaned daily and are very dark at night. Another concern is projector brightness. Screen 1 has the brightest and largest screen and even dark themed movies are quite visible even in the rain. It helps that the projector is housed across the snack bar and very close to the screen. Screens 2 and 3 are projected from much farther away and into smaller screens. It seems that the projectors must be upgraded to liquid cooled laser projectors, whose brightness and clarity isn't affected with a proper lens. Instead in a dark themed movie, all one sees is only what is bright and so you're left guessing what's going on in the screen. This totally ruins the experience of going to the movies. There aren't many outdoor movie screens left and having the opportunity to enjoy one is an amazing experience. I truly hope and pray management addresses these issues, so that this establishment can continue to be enjoyed by generations upon generations!

I have been a subscriber at Forestburgh Playhouse for 13 years & have yet to see an awful show…read morethere! It is amazing how the talented professionals pull together so many fabulous different shows & cabaret performances over the short summer season, but they manage to pull it off year after year. Their delicious preshow dinners, complete with live entertainment, are reasonably priced & help to make yours experience a truly memorable one, that will not disappoint. The garden is gorgeous, so you'll want to snap some photos. I highly recommend the reader check out this place!

We have seen many shows here during the summer seasons. Every show is excellent. The energy and…read moreprofessionalism from the performance is always amazing. This summer specifically I felt so bad for the actors in the heat. You could tell that they were hot (and sweaty ) and yet they never missed a step in putting on a wonderful show. An additional round of applause from me.

Saw the Gold Magnolias here recently. They were fantastic. Deck construction was underway...may…read morebe finished now.

I was so happy to find this gem of a music and arts venue in Hawley. My wife and I have attended…read morefrequently and found the accommodations to be welcoming and warm with a pleasing aesthetic environment. The intimacy of the small room and the open, connected nature of the manager, Jill, and the performers is a treat. Being able to bring our own beer or wine is a plus. Get on the email list and find out who is scheduled and when. Recommended!

Headed out to Dingmans Ferry on Friday (10/17) to see my man Johnny Mel open for the great Billy…read moreSpanton. Great comedy followed by great music...and the great food and cold beers the Silver Lake is famous for. It's gonna be an awesome night; I'm counting the hours. See you all there!

1st Wednesday of the Month *OPEN MIC NIGHT* stop by for some great music, check it out.read more

Inexpensive attraction: If you want to tire out the little ones while enjoying a few drinks, some…read morepretty clever art work, and repurposing of a farm, as well as live music, this is the place to be. Very inexpensive entrance fee and just really cool! My granddaughter loved it and I saw a little girl crying when she had to leave exclaiming " I just want to play!" It's a nice ride through some small towns with farm stands along the way but not far from Morris County NJ. I had a great sandwich and a fun few hours of fun!

What a great addition to Warwick, Family and budget friendly arcade walkable to everything. They…read morehost bday parties as well. Visit them and try for record scores on pinball.

Pros: The food is fantastic with some more memorable than others, great place to learn about new…read morerestaurants, clean bathrooms and friendly staff. Cons: Valet took over an hour to bring your car, more parking spaces need to be provided, very crowded in some rooms since the walking area was very narrow, not the best wine selections, should offer more seating areas, need to stipulate a better dress code since were on the verge of tacky.

NJ Wine & Food Festival has great food but it really needs to upgrade the wine selection or it…read moreshould change its name to "NJ Food & a few decent wines" Festival. What I like about this event: 1) Unlimited food & drinks at the Grand Tasting event. While some food festivals run out of food (see my review of Taste of the Upper West Side), NJ Wine & Food Festival keeps it going until the end. You won't leave hungry. 2) The quality - there's usually at least one celebrity chef (this year Daniel Boulud was the guest of honor - wow!) - and there was some amazing food in this year for general ticket buyers (see more about general vs VIP tickets below). 3) The resort itself - absolutely beautiful! Crystal Springs resort is beautifully landscaped & luxurious. 4) The staff - consistently pleasant & make you feel welcome. Professional polite security. 5) The bathrooms - 5 stars for the bathrooms. Nice big stalls, super clean, a hook to hang your bag, space to check yourself in the mirror etc. Very well designed on the upper level. The lower level bathroom has a bonus = small lounge area where you can hang out if you're trying to avoid someone. Why would you want to? Read the yelp review by Alice L... What I don't like: 1) The VIP / General admission deal. Every year, NJWFF advertises that they will be having a famous chef in attendance. What they don't tell you is - you have to purchase the VIP ticket in order to try food by the famous chef. You see, the celebrity chef's food station is in the VIP section. So if you purchase a general admission ticket thinking you'll be able to try some of the chef of honor's cuisine, you may end up disappointed. To really enjoy the entire Grand Tasting event, purchase the VIP ticket. Yeah, it's over 200$ but It's a long drive from NYC & life is short. 2) The parking - hard to find a space near the main door. They have a shuttle service to help out with that. Make sure to remember where you parked your car. The parking area could be better lit. 3) The crowd - I agree with the other reviewer except about the age thing. It's pretty diverse. Age range across the board. Saw a few beautiful young models dressed to perfection. Saw a few tacky ensembles straight out of Saturday Night Fever. I hate stereotypes but it's Jersey. Things can get a bit rowdy after a few too many drinks. But it can also be very entertaining... 4) The ticket purchasing process - should be easier. The bottom line - If you plan to go to the Grand Tasting and want the complete experience, you should purchase the VIP ticket. If you simply want to eat & drink unlimited food & wine - go with general admission.

As an artist, if you want to pay $200 plus commission to show in a rinky dink, small town vanity…read moregallery, good luck with that! I for one will have no part of a venue that exploits artists. $200 x 30 or more artists (plus commission) per show? You do the math, something doesn't add up...except to maybe artists of the wrong type ...con artists

Kat was so helpful. Loved all the art. Great space to create in. Prices are great and and paints…read moreare of high quality. As a newbie It was easy to get started an not intimidating at all.