Went to see Backrooms and the theater was absolutely packed, and seeing that movie in such an…read moreenvironment really added to the fun. It was such an amazing experience. The theater itself was clean, they had a great selection of popcorn seasonings, and the candy/soda/snack selection was great as well. Highly recommend seeing a movie here!

I come here for the chance or to get a glimpse of a great film. I've seen several here , dating…read moreback to their first location. This was the first theater where I saw Bloody Sunday, Moon Rise Kingdom, The Grand Budapest Hotel, and too many documentaries to count. These movies will make you feel something inside, whether that be joy or sorrow. Of course main stream films are played here but I go to find gems like The Leftovers the last great film I saw in recent years. I'm excited to see the new movie about Anthony Bourdain soon. The fresh butter popcorn and the ice cold fountain drinks really hit the spot. This is the best theater I've ever been to in my life. If you're not coming here to watch films you are missing out. But that's okay I don't want everyone taking the good seats.

Recently visited for Five Lesbians Eating A Quiche, what a fabulous show! I went in blindly with my…read moredaughter; I had no idea what to expect. I love the venue! The show engaged the audience. They set the stage by giving us all name tags. The audience was all involved. It was a fabulous way to spend a Sunday afternoon.

I haven't been here in almost 20 years so I wasn't sure what to expect. I came in for The Mothers…read moreskit show and it was okay. The "Day Drinking" and "Cats" skits were the ones I enjoyed. Everything else seemed out of left field for me and that's okay. The staff was friendly and everyone seemed to enjoy themselves so it wasn't a bad night at all.

This festival is held yearly and typically, every year I go…read more This year was a great one like all the rest. I made a purchase for gyro's and two chicken plates. I bought the plates for my kiddos! Sorry, no pics. This year, the crowds were nice. As you might know, the past two years, it wasn't as large. It was nice to attend and I am definitely looking forward to going next year

Greek festival review: Pizza: 9/10, made quickly, flavor is…read morenice, quality texture, and a great taste. Would highly recommend Lamb Chops: 9/10 already ready, extremely flavorful, a nice taste, would highly recommend. Potatoes: 7/10 made fast, bland flavor, quite enjoyable, recommended if trying new things. Other: Good service, never rude and food was always finshed in a reasonable or excelling time frame, 8.5/10. Ambience was alright, everything was under white tents, didn't feel like Greece but still a good experience, 7/10. Overall: I feel like a 8.5/10 fits it, would recommend.

The music was EXCELLENT! The environment seemed a bit cluttered, however the staff was helpful…read moreand friendly. The fruit plate we had contained wilted grapes but the cheese and bread were very tasty. They don't serve meals, so we had no expectation of snacks. They do serve dessert and wine. The wine selection consists of inexpensive French varieties. We will most certainly return after a nice meal elsewhere.

Excellent service, food, and entertainment! Great date spot.read more

I go to lots of haunted houses and this one was honestly pretty good! The price for it was worth…read morewhat you got out of it. The sets were all nicely done, the actors did a good job of waiting for the best moments, and best of all none of the rooms smelled bad! I would say it's not the scariest I've been to but it's a solid one to check out!

We had a great time. Highly recommend. Lots of entertainment value for the cost. We were…read morecelebrating a birthday and the actors were calling out their name. It was hilarious.

I will start off by saying that it's very small. Just one room with two antique fire trucks and…read moreother antiques behind glass. But I do highly recommend it! We were the only ones there and Fireman Ricky (a very sweet gentleman) gave us his undivided attention. My kids are 5, 3, and 20 months and they all enjoyed it. They got a fireman badge sticker and had so many questions about the equipment. We spent just under an hour there. Admission is free. There's a fire station next door and they watch from the side as the fire trucks left and returned. I highly recommend!

THE CITY'S HEROES DESERVE BETTER…read more This museum is located at the Columbia Fire Department Headquarters. It is not so much of a museum as a collection of items and antiques that have just been tossed together. They have an original steam engine from the early 1900's and a beautifully restored 1929 fire truck on display. But here is where I almost lost my mind!!!: The fire engine had chairs and tables leaning against it and it had a flat tire. That classic steam engine is accessible, you can actually lick it and touch it. Now, I am of the belief that such precious and priceless antiques should be protected and incased in glass. The general public should be able to appreciate these items from afar so that they will endure for generations to come. I had hoped to see a hall of fame dedicated to all of the fallen heroes and while there were some plaques, there were no photos or descriptions of their time in service and death. Basically, our fire heroes deserve so much better and city officials need to find a way to gather the resources needed to create an appropriate museum to display all of those items that are gathering dust and that just need more care and appreciation shown. These items should definitely be displayed in a more dignified manner. At the very least, perhaps a group of volunteers could work to find a way to better organize the space and to display the many great items in this museum. Surely, someone has to share my concern!

What a fun event! It was PACKED. Tons of families, young couples, old folks, and everyone in…read morebetween. This year the rain almost stole the show. Basically it was teasing us - it would drizzle then stop. It would rain pretty hard, then stop. Luckily, the heavens never opened up - would have been a waste of a great event! I especially enjoyed the Chill Pops - homemade popsicles with a huge variety of flavors. I got the watermelon and my friend Sarah had the honey-peach. In addition to the popsicles, there were tomato sandwiches, fresh local beer from River Rat and Conquest, and lots of restaurant stands. Oh! The bands! My favorite was "Alternate Routes." Look them up.

I really had high hopes based on what I read that the event was about but I was really…read moredisappointed. We got there early and thank goodness we did because parking was already a nightmare. There was 2 places for live music and the bands were pretty good. The thing I found disappointing was the amount of food vendors there. With the name being Tasty tomato I was expecting a lot of places highlighting the use of tomatoes and there was probably about a dozen food vendors and it seemed like they were either selling pimento cheese or a tomato salad as their tomato dish. There was plenty of varieties of beer and a place selling bloody maries. My one question in my mind when we walked the farm is we saw pears growing, the micro greens growing, egg plant, etc but we didn't see one tomato plant on our walk. I guess all in all if this was billed as a concert (which we would not have gone to) then this would have been great just misses the mark for me as a tomato festival where I thought food was going to be the focal point.

Such a beautiful event. Food, live music, vendors...you name it, they had it…read more This was my first time attending one of these and I will make it my business to go back. If you have an opportunity to go, please go and try it out. I think it will be an enjoyable event for you!