I like this drive in. The people working the concessions are always nice and the price of the…read moreconcessions is really cheap. You can get a burger combo for ~$11, which is great. The funnel cake, chili cheese fries, and burgers are very solid.

Nice place to have movie and give you a nostalgia of the past. They have good burgers as well.read more

My family & I had A BLAST here! We watched "Toy Story 4" and "Aladdin." Being a Disney nut, the…read morelineup couldn't have been better! We arrived 40 minutes early & were shocked to see cars already lined up on both sides of the street, waiting to get in. At $8 for adults & $3 for children (4 & under free), it was more affordable than going to a regular theater where you'd only get to watch one movie. Their radio station played oldies until time for the movie, so it felt like we were in the heyday of drive in theaters. I liked that they had a cartoon short before the double feature, & that there was a countdown before both movies so I knew how long I had to get through the concession stand. Having actual food there is a big bonus! Nothing beats dinner & a movie, especially when you can get it all in one place. The butter machine for the popcorn is on the customer side, so you can get as much as you want. We got drinks, candy, popcorn, a pizza & an order of cheese sticks. The prices were reasonable & it was all good--fast & fresh. The screen was crisp, clear, big & bright--good quality & enjoyable to watch. In my opinion, an employee parking people, or at least driving through before the movie starts, would make the experience even better. Most of the customers were taking an extra spot for their chairs, which is against the rules & resulted in a lot of people having to park adjacent to the screen or far away, & there were some tall trucks toward the front that blocked the bottom of the screen. Despite that, it was a great experience & we can't wait to go back!

The drive in is always a fun time! The prices at this drive in are super reasonable! $8 per adult…read moreand $3 for kids 5-12. It wasn't super busy tonight but this was the third week showing Incredibles 2. We didn't stay for the second movie, we were all tired and the bugs were crazy! Be sure to bring snacks, chairs and bug spray. Nice people and friendly service! Love drive Ins, makes me think about when this is what people did every week for fun! Bring extra blankets since they get damp from sitting in grass.

Classic. Charm. Culture. Community. The Kentucky Theatre…read moreis the kind of place that makes a city. Old movies, new runs, gorgeous space, fabulous service, a good bar, and the best popcorn in town. Now being run as a non-profit, I can't think of a better place to spend an afternoon or evening. Too often we are losing these types of theaters to big box, multi-plexes with no charm and no vibe. The seats might be cushier but the experience is lacking. The Kentucky has style and Lexington is lucky to have it.

We were here for the A Kentucky Evening with William Shatner. A screening of the documentary of…read more"William Shatner: You can call me Bill". This was a promotional event by Legion M, which is the world's first fan owned entertainment company.The feature was the documentary, directed by Alexandre O. Philippe will give fans a glimpse into the legendary actor's life and career in the entertainment industry. The event will also featured a live hour-long Q&A session with Shatner. Shatner was humorour, insightful and compassionate in this wonderful tributate to the man. He is a inspiratation, demostrating a unquie zest for life grounded in his personal philosphy of "living in the now." The event was emceed by Doug and Lyssa High by ABC 36 News. Kentucky Theater is always our first choice for seeing movies in Lexington. The seats are not ultra plush and reclining, but they are comfortable. The overall theater experience is great. The staff is always so accomdating and willing to help resolve any issues. A true tresure, that is a prime event venue.

Decided to take an hour road trip to see the new Bill & Ted movie here...since it wasn't playing…read moreany closer to where I live. I liked the set up of the place...kinda took me back to the smaller theatres growing up (it only has 4 screens). The one staff member I had a transaction w/ was really nice. Ticket price for the 7pm showing on a Tuesday was only $5...which was also nice. My only gripe is the sizes of their concessions. The larges of both the soda & the popcorn were closer to a medium at other theatres I frequent. Kinda made me wish I had purchased the refillable bucket...even though I'm not sure I'd ever be able to use it again.

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Nice cozy theater in a small plaza near interstate. Decent prices and clean theater. Employees were…read morekind and helpful. Some combo choices too.

Always super low key and not typically crowded! Clean and they have good concessions!read more

Awesome, well kept, traditional 2 screen Drive-In-Theater!…read moreTake your kids! Show them how we used to watch movies in the old days, before it's closed for good... They're only open on the weekends, so keep that in mind when visiting the theater. The concession stand is pretty decent, serving traditional Drive-In-Theater food. It was going to be closed this year, but I was pleasantly surprised to see it's still running, YAY!!!

I really like this theater and the people at the front that I spoke to are very nice! Very helpful…read moretoo! They helped us split the check so that it wouldn't be too expensive for either one of us. The bathrooms were kinda gross. Like the back stall toilet was filled with piss and toilet paper so I didn't spend too much time in there, but other than that this place is awesome.

I am a movie club rewards and movie pass member. I just wanta say this for full disclosure. I like…read morethis place. I've had some great times and moments here w my daughter, I've definately had a problem w the kids Mac and Cheese. This time I went in running late to a show and encountered Hunter and Maya at concession stand. I usually order at my seat but w the show started I didn't want to be on my phone a bunch. They are such wonderful people. They were personable, spoke to my daughter and included her in our discussion about the movie we are seeing and the menu, offered us advice about their favs, and were a really great representation of what Movie Tavern should be looking for in employees. Great job both of you, and really to the entire team. This place has gotta a lot better in the 7 years I've been coming here. A dad and his daughter really appreciate it.

This is a really nice movie theater, the seating is really comfortable and the theater itself was…read morevery clean looking. The seats are stadium style seating so the person sitting in front of your seat doesn't block the screen. I will definitely go back to see a movie here again.

This theater used to be such a nice place to see a movie, but I can't say that anymore…read more The screen is my major concern. There was a giant water stain on the left hand side of the screen. During the darker scenes, it wasn't really noticeable, but could be seen in lighter scenes. Who wants to go to a movie and stair at a stain in the screen? I don't. The sound system also sounds like it could use some updating. It doesn't sound crisp and I noticed that the sound seemed to come mostly from the right side of the screen. The seats are in serious need of replacement. Almost every one of them in the theater I was in has cracks. Some of them had such bad cracks that the foam padding was showing. The ceiling had some times that had obviously broke due to water leaks. I noticed that you can't get refills on pop and popcorn like you can at the other theaters around. I am pretty sure this place is locally owned, and i I usually like to support locally owned businesses, but I cannot recommend that you spend your money here. The other theater in town is so much nicer and clean. If stadium seating is your thing, go to Huntington.

I went last weekend to see the new movie. Obsession and I sat in the first section and there were a…read morelot of people in the top section behind me. I think the scary movie made a lot of people uncomfortable and they were trying to laugh and cackle at some of the scenes, so they wouldn't feel so scared, but that was really hindering the experience as they were being so loud. I wish there was a way to kick out people who are disturbing others. It's ridiculous.

Food is ok, but pricey. Seats are somewhat uncomfortable if you are tall…read more That isn't the bad part. My son was singled out, and embarrassed for carrying a shoulder bag. Stopped asked about it's contents, then later while he was away from me he was asked to remove the bag back to the car. Manager said it was policy, but no other person, including all the women carrying purses was questioned about what they had in their bags or asked to remove them. For some reason they have a problem with men carrying bags... It was discrimination.