The most ghetto movie theatre went try to see obsession last night with all 4 out of 5 of my kids…read moreand they didn't want to let minor kids go in with me. We had to watch Star Wars which it was a great movie. I just didn't like the attitude of anyone working in this establishment from the cashier to the manager to the ticket guy. Like we were an inconvenience when we paying for the damn tickets and got a ton of concessions. The experience was horrible to change tickets to a different movie. The girls was with a whole attitude from Her hands to her body language lil young girl "so what are we doing? We changing the movie or getting a refund"? " just disgusting asked for the manager she said it was fine as long as me the parent was there for the rated r movie. Just sad it's unfortunate everyone can't have customer service like canes.

Like watching movies. Prices are high…read more Facilities are filthy. For that kind of $ you should be able to hire a janitor.

Clean theater. Comfy seats, the kind of seeds that go back like a relaxing chair that someone may…read morehave in their house. It's been years since I've been in a theater, but I had to go out and see the movie, Obsession. I miss the days when you could get your ticket and find your own seat when you get inside the theater, but this time I ordered online to get my ticket before beforehand and chose my own seat. The attendants were very helpful. Should be noted that when I order the ticket online since I had never ordered from there before I got a free one month subscription to audible, which was nice. Can't complain about that. I expected the theater to be mostly empty since I was going during a weekday, but that wasn't the case. Maybe it was because of this one particular movie is getting a lot of word-of-mouth traffic or maybe it's always busy during the day. The theater was packed and I knew it would be because seats were limited when I ordered online. They said movies were dying, but I didn't see that this day Didn't go to the concession stand because I had a feeling popcorn and a drink would make this a $60 experience based on what I have been hearing lately about movie prices. So don't quote me on that part. If I did have to think of one complaint, maybe it would be the amount of commercials being shown while we're waiting for the movie to be played but what can you do? They've got to pay the bills. I have also heard people complaining that the etiquette is almost gone now, but I had a pleasant experience in this theater. No one talking or using their phones.

This place is truly one of a kind. Very clean, great atmosphere and amazing food. This is my go-to…read moremovie spot! Great hot dogs and popcorn. Highly recommend.

Everything was what you expect out a movie theater. Clean up to date. Staff is friendly The gaming…read morearea is a good value, it's our family's choice for small game room. Games actually worked and were reasonably priced.

We took our ess student's from Delmont per-k on 12/16 to see the Gringe. The theater personnel was…read morewonderful. Thank you all so much. We really appreciate your kindness

Great theater! Kids had fun staff was very friendly and courteous. Small but very entertaining…read more Screens are nice and big, seating was just right.

Attended a memorial here for my grandfathers first cousin. Edward Loustalot was the first American…read moreto die on European soil in world war 2. He died in the raid on dieppe. Facility is great. Everything looked first class and this was probably the first time I've visited the theater since the 70s when I was a kid. Great place for a gathering.

Overall, it's a nice outdoor mall that has nouveau architecture that is meant to look like Bourbon…read moreStreet. It's nice and there are cool stores and restaurants. It's a bit bourgeois but quite frankly that's what malls are for: spending money. There is a very nice courtyard where you can sit and relax, read a book, etc. Is meant to have a neighborhood mal feel.

Great area! Nicest movie theater in town, fantastic restaurants, a large Barnes and Noble…read morebookstore, a large gym, and lots of high end shops and stores. They often have live music, and the whole area is clean and beautiful.

Was a great theater, wish it hadn't gone out of business. The theater was more family vibe.read more

This is the only open theater in the area, so be prepared for larger crowds…read more As is typical of most theaters, your best bet for watching a movie without being crowded is to go during the week. If you can't do that, go early. On the weekends this theater is packed. Movies will sell out, but you really don't want to see a new movie on a Saturday anyway. Theaters are kept clean. The food and drinks are typical movie fare. The staff are friendly and helpful.

We LOVE the Broad theatre! This is where I took both my kids for their first movie experiences…read more They usually have some type of photo ops set up for the premieres or special viewing they have going on. We love to catch their $6 Tuesday promotion since it's usually a lot less people to disturb and they always have a good selection of films both new and classics. This was my first time getting a cocktail here and it was GOOD and STRONG lol. I there's also an arcade area and Little Free Library inside which we love.

Who doesn't love an arthouse movie theater? I'd been meaning to catch a movie at the Broad since it…read moreopened and here we are 10 years later. I don't go to the movies more than once or twice a year for a variety of reasons (mainly due to the audience around me not being respectful and at the high cost of a movie ticket, I don't always see the value), but I wanted to see The Bride in a theater and I was thrilled to see it was playing here. The lovely ticket salesperson was very welcoming and a great representation of the theater. The concession/bartenders, however... I felt disliked and I try to lead with kindness so I'm not sure if it was a rough night or whatever. The guy cleaning the theater was also super nice and I felt bad that he was doing it on his own, given how inconsiderate movie patrons can be (is it so hard to take your trash out with you?) The movie experience itself was very good, with stadium style seating that I didn't expect. Prices are lower than at your typical AMC etc and I appreciated the wine selection. I also admired their community events and special showings. It reminded me a lot of one of my favorite arthouses in NYC, the Angelika.

I thoroughly enjoyed my first visit here. It is true things come back around. This is an old…read moreneighborhood theatre. There are no bells and whistles here. No lean back, recliner, vibrating chairs, with food service served to you. No it is just a plain small theatre with one popcorn machine, a few concessions people, some candy for sale, a nice somewhat elaborate coffee barista area, and a few select movies showing. I love the quaintness of this theatre. I loved the quirky decor. And I really enjoyed their coffee as well. I came here during the winter when they were showing It's a Wonderful Life. Not only was it was my first time here at the this theatre, it was also my first time seeing this movie. Prior to the showing, a worker stood in front of the theatre to address the crowd with beautiful facts about the movie and Jimmy Stewart. It is an annual event, so if you are curious this is a great way to spend an afternoon. They also have a soap machine making what represents "Snow" outside as you enter the establishment. People also came dressed up in fun winter and Christmas gear. I highly recommend this being done at least once. And if not for this annual showing, any fun date.

The highlight of my trip to New Orleans was discovering this amazing theatre. Kudos to my friend…read morewho was a film student at UNO. Before entering I was greeted by a friendly grey cat. The lobby was like stepping into a magical place with old school movie posters. I thoroughly enjoyed the experience of being there. I could just sit and talk story with strangers about cinema for hours. Wish I could travel to NOLA every month just to watch movies at the Prytania. Why I became an actor and filmmaker was confirmed here.