Been to this theatre dozens of times. Always clean. Always friendly. Not overcrowded. I'm always…read moreable to get a good seat.

Very comfortable. Heated, reclining seats. Wish there were more movies to choose from but overall…read morevery nice

This is my beloved home town theater. Fresh popcorn, free refills, candy is not as expensive as…read moreother places. The staff there has made RCE the only theater I feel 100% safe in. They go over and beyond to keep it a safe and enjoyable experience. They have a no feet on backs of chairs policy (which is a blessing. I have back and neck problems so having someone behind me kicking the seat is very painful) they also do walk throughs while the movie is going to respectfully tell the noisy disrespectful groups to be quiet and respectful. I still went there before the new changes, it's a friendly environment and the people who work there are fantastic humans!! I was so so scared when the new theater came to town that RCE would go out of business.

I mean. The seating and all is great but the last 2 times we've been here and gotten the popcorn,…read moreeveryone has been sick after getting home. Figured maybe one time was a fluke, but not after two visits. Definitely steer clear of the incredibly overpriced snack bar.

I discovered that one of my all-time favorite films, Lost In Translation, was playing at the Regal…read moreHarbour View. Having never screened Lost on a big screen, I jumped at the chance to finally check out Suffolk's Regal while seeing one of (imo) cinema's great films about love, loneliness, and longing. I grabbed a ticket via the Regal app - a simple process that takes little time to complete. For me, the toughest part about driving out to Regal Harbour View is it's far... real far... with tolls (I'm coming from Norfolk). At the same time, I got stuck at the Downtown Tunnel (bridge lift), which almost kept me from arriving on time. Harbour View may be the nicest Regal in the area. It originally opened in November 2000 as a part of the Consolidated Theaters company and didn't officially become a Regal until 2008 (Regal acquired Consolidated Theaters). Based on that timeline, you can tell by glancing at the lobby that its design and architecture is not a Regal concept. That's actually a good thing because the lobby, despite being a little cramped, looks cozy and welcoming. I was greeted quickly upon entering - the ticket taker scanned my ticket on my phone and informed me which theater to go and where it was located. I decided to pick up some snacks and the employee there was just as pleasant and friendly. The theater where I saw Lost looked exactly like a theater at the Regal Strawbridge. I'm assuming there were some renovations made to the theaters themselves, because this specific theater looked brand new. There were 3 other moviegoers in the theater with me. I absolutely loved seeing Lost in Translation on a big screen and enjoyed this experience at this Regal. I hope to visit again soon, despite this location being quite the trip. Thank you, Regal Harbour View! JV

Snacks were way too expensive! $11 for a small popcorn and $9 for a small drink…read more Even with my senior discount the ticket cost $13,50. My total movie experience cost $37.32 Ridiculous!!! I couldn't believe i had to hand over two $20 bills. Just WOW!! I also do not like having to reserve my seat.

Went and saw Toy Story 5. The theater has new leather seats. The screen is great. Good popcorn and…read morereasonable prices. A great way to beat the heat.

Terrible experience this visit. Filthy bathrooms not usable. Bought a $13 large popcorn and asked…read morefor a couple of extra paper nacho trays to share it with family. Their "policy" is not to give those out, you'd have to buy nachos. Maybe will be better next time.... hope so.

This is by far the best Cinema Cafe location I've been to in Hampton Roads…read more The theaters are clean, the service is quick, and they consistently have a great selection of new movies playing. My husband and I love a dinner-and-a-movie date night, so having everything in one place is perfect for us. The reclining chairs are super comfortable, especially once you've eaten and can just settle back and relax during the movie. The menu is pretty basic, but that's expected for a movie theater, and it still has some solid options. Some of my favorites are the coconut shrimp and the hot honey pizza. Overall, this is my go-to spot for seeing a movie. Always an easy, enjoyable experience, and I'll definitely be back again soon.

Clean theaters, great seats, and excellent service!…read more We had never been to a cinema cafe before, but are very happy with our first experience! The seats and theaters are clean, everything felt very new. Our waiter (I believe his name is Evan) was so nice, quick, and helpful! We were in row 3, which was a little bit too close to the screen for our taste, however the seats recline so your view is not obstructed. We didn't mind row 3, but next time we will go further back. The food and tickets were decently priced, we were very happy with that. The food quality was a little bit better than regular concession food. Our food was lukewarm, but very large portions. They have all the condiments and utensils right there for you! Very nice place, we will be back!

While we were in town, Chip Esten was having a show at the Pioneer Theater! This is a small, family…read moreowned theater and I like the venue! We chose seats near the bar, but didn't need to since you can order drinks right from your seat via QR code and they will be brought to you! Great idea! Decent selection of beer and wine. My main complaint was the popcorn, lol. It tasted old and had some severely burnt pieces. For $4 that was a disappointment. But it isn't enough to keep me away. Parking was easy in a free lot just 2 shops away. The acoustics were good and the people were friendly. If you are around Manteo and have the opportunity to see a show here, DO IT!

Darling theatre with a long history nestled in a quaint part of town. $7 a ticket, one 7pm showing…read moreeach night of a new movie. We nearly had the place to ourselves and loved it! With some updates, this theatre could be a real gem.

My husband and I decided to meet his sister half way to watch the new Lilo & Stitch Live Action…read more The only theater we could find that was equidistant away from us was in Roanoke Rapids, NC. The front of the theater is very small to the point where guests were lining up outside to get concessions. We ordered about $26 just for Popcorn, ICEES, and a medium drink (not including tickets). It is unhygienic for an employee in an establishment to touch their hair / pull out their hair tie while working especially since they were not wearing any gloves. The sound in the theaters could use some enhancement, some parts of the movie were hard to hear. The seats are shaped weird, so they aren't the most comfortable. There is a good amount of leg space, but other people are very unaware of their surroundings. I cannot tell you how many times my seat got pushed forward by another customer. It was a very frustrating theater to go to. The employees were nice, but I would say they need to be a bit more cautious when handling concessions such as popcorn. Overall, I would not recommend this theater, but locals may be out of luck if this is the only theater nearby.

Very small theater, I think only 2 or 3 screens. The prices are great! If I'm ever in town again I…read morewill visit again!

This was my first time at Golden Ticket. We went to a 10:30 am showing. The theater was pretty much…read moreempty, comfy recliner seating. We did not get any food but concessions had a good variety of offerings. I will say I did notice that the bathroom and floors were a little dirty for it being so early in the morning but hey, no big deal. The screen flickered a few times during the movie. The individual who checked us in and pointed us to our theater was very friendly and seemed enthusiastic. We bought our tickets online and the process was easy. For two "discounted price" adult tickets, the total came out to $26 due to a service fee being added on.

Saw Michael in theater 12. The speakers for at least one of…read morethe audio channels was completely blown out and resulted in extremely muffled and (at times) crackly audio. This is understandably not ideal for a film all about music.

Clean , comfortable! Helpful & welcoming staff…read more Accommodations over the top, Most comfortable chairs. A MUST GO!

Always a good experience when I go! Service is great and cleanliness gets a star or two from me.read more

I had been curious about Turnage Theater and saw there were two performances when I was in town…read more But both were during the Final Four basketball games so I couldn't miss those. I saw on the website that tours were offered by appointment so I decided to see if the building was open. It was, so I asked if I could look around as I love old theaters and I was told I could. Turnage Theater opened in 1972 and now has live performances, movies and also is an art gallery. The building was built in 1913 and was a bakery and a shoe store and had Vaudeville theatre on the second floor. I didn't venture on the second floor but I did enjoy the memorabilia in the lobby and went into the first floor theater. I was told about the tale of Roy Rogers riding his house Trigger up the stairs to get to the auditorium and how about 50% say it happened and another 50% say it didn't. There is even a sign about this on the street. I am excited to see a performance here the next time I am in town.

Turnage theather is an awesome to feel like your in the old days of theater.The people that run the…read moreTurnage do not believe in the community for people to get excited about the historic downtown area to bring more money and people to downtown Washington. The way people hear about how things are done at the Turnage just turn's people away