Theater

A wonderful step-up for a community theater near decent attractions. A couple of nice, large auditoriums and are maintained exceptionally. Concession and snack arrangements are displayed in a very modern and comfortable way. Where they lack, its easily made up in a joyous, yet quaint, lay-out for blockbuster viewing pleasure.

Fun place to see a movie, or enjoy an event.

Although I live far from this place, I love the commute. Plus, the ticket price is very low and at the same time, you can expect to have a smaller capacity theatre. Nonetheless, the room is divided into three sections when you enter: Left, Middle, and Right. Usually, people sit in the middle to get a better view, it won't effect much when you sit on the far left or far right. Rather than getting $15 for one person, $7 sounds more appetizing. Doesn't have luxury recliners, and to be honest here, I don't like them anyways. They have normal seating like every theatre used to have. Con is seats are kinda smaller when you sit. You actually have to squeeze in your hands or pull back the hand rest bar. They could've made them little wider or with some space in between them. Enjoy your day!

This review is for The Tower Cafe. Most of the time I steer away from higher priced breakfast places because the food is generally only marginally, and sometimes not at all, better. Nothing could be further from the truth here! My wife's and my entrees were absolutely fantastic, as was the service, and the outside seating. We are very sorry we didn't come here before we moved away from Sacramento and cannot wait to come back and try other dishes!

Clean, great snack bar and now has a nice beer and wine selection. I really love that this theater is the right temperature. It's perfect. I've froze in other theaters to the point where it's uncomfortable. I honestly debated on docking a star for the bathroom but it's the weekend and it was packed so I'm gonna give them a pass. Plus my movie was good so I'm in a great mood today. Don't be afraid of the culture outside.

A great family theatre experience in the heart of the downtown area. Be aware but don't beware, homeless and denizens of the streets are afoot during the day but they are the friendly and magical sort, not the stabby hep-C sort. Once the night life develops the area becomes a bit more family-friendly. The Brenden is a wonderful theatre.

Cool old theater in Chinatown. Small, a little worn, but historical and comfortable. Good view of the stage from most seats. Cosy interior in an eclectic neighborhood with good food and a large parking garage near by. Great place to see local talent from music to theater.

Eric, the head of tech at Presidio Theatre, takes his job very seriously and only wants the best for patrons. He's a passionate film buff and prides himself on the movie-going experience at his theater.

This is one of the last great movie house palaces. They don't build them like this anymore. And because it's so big was such a big screen it's actually even more enjoyable to watch the movie.

Good for Indian cinema. Do not expect seating, picture quality, or the screen size to be like amc. It is just like any other Indian theater. You get a local indian theater feel. Students get a discount in price when they show a valid student ID.

It is cozy! The prices are reasonable, the location is nice, and the seats rock like a rocking chair. I just wish the arm rests could fold up, but that's a bit extra.

Great friendly people. Very helpful. Good service. Love to take the grand kids there. Good prices, too.

Big gratitude for art movie place like this in Chico. Walked in today after a very sweaty hike through town, timed just right for unplanned matinee, delish ice cold drink and popcorn. Back soon again.

Quaint little theater, please support it

In essence it is a play space for adults. You can have dinner, you can see a movie, leaving have karaoke and Legos. If you're ever in the area I highly recommend checking out this awesome arrangement that they have there

What is not to like about this theater. It has all of its vintage decor and tact if you arrive at the movie early there is an organ player playing some of your favorites. The seating is well distributed even with sold-out movies you can do well to find a seat. If you're from Oakland you know that this is one of the local monuments and they're not price gouging for the movies.

Saw Whitney Houston movie here. This is a cute, compact old fashioned movie theater. I liked it! And because it's in a mostly residential neighborhood, you can find free parking on most of the side streets.

Went to Hobo Johnson a few weeks back and then Rainbow Kitten Surprise. Going to Isakov in September, such a good venew! Good beers, nice staff.

Love the Arlington. Such a nostalgic old theater. Not the best sound system but we saw Earth, Wind and fire and it was a fabulous show.

The itself theater is great and the food is good, especially for a movie theater/restaurant combination. I had a hamburger at my last visit that was served quickly and met my expectations, and I've never had a problem with service or with the food I've eaten there. I've often seen opening day movies and it's great fun to have food, a drink, and a movie at the same time. It's a great spot for a date or time with a good friend. It's pretty intimate, especially if you're eating while watching the movie, so it might not be perfect for a large group. That's probably part of why I like it so much.