Living Room Theaters in Portland

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  rian nodland

  :: 10 May 2018 22:30:47

  Get there early and hope you don't get stuck with the furthest seats next to the wall as you can hear the movie next to you and its very distracting. Small little theatre rooms, which is quite nice/cozy, however seats fill up pretty fast. I love that there are tables for popcorn,snacks, and drinks! No setting stuff on the floor or lap.Great little bar in the front with sweet staff! I could hear the movie next door the entire time, bummer.

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  Danni

  :: 08 May 2018 03:00:19

  The guy at the window who sold me my ticket was friendly, but the food my friend and I bought was ultra expensive and ended up being mediocre. For example, the hamburgers/sandwiches used to be artisenal, simple but done well, now they are just generic with cheap ingredients. Definitely annoyed that I spent money on food based on the memory of superior food previously, only to find I now paid more ($14) for less quality. I could have gone to the food carts with my friend/acquaintance instead. This is isn't an economy/business adapting to higher business expense issue, it's a consistency issue. Additionally, the act of taking my order or even separating the checks for two people was apparently inconvenient for the server. She should have written it down if she couldn't remember, because she came back and asked if I wanted a sauce with my side order even though I didn't order/mention it from the menu. Also, when printing a check, a server shouldn't assume that a guy friend is paying for a female and create one check to give to him, even though there were are two separate orders. It's really lazy at best to do that without also indicating she can split the transaction. By not clarifying who is paying for what and handing a check to a guy (who might inappropriately pay for dinner and expect something later) and creates insecurity for me as a guest in your establishment and tension between me and my acquaintance because you interfere with the dynamic of our interactions in a subtle but highly impactful way. The server appearing resentful and aloof when I tried to politely get her attention to just separate the checks (and not showing my annoyance) and just standing there, with a hint of being annoyed at the prospect of handling two transactions made me feel unappreciated as a customer. The theater itself was fine, but I won't eat there again.

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  Tim Fitzgerald

  :: 05 May 2018 00:31:47

  Good food, kind of high prices for movies. They frequently have live jazz music, and a full bar and kitchen. While. The wedges that you can get with dinner are tasty, they max out at 5 wedges. Which is more than half of what you used to get(less than a year ago). The theaters are all assigned seating and they will bring the food to you at your seat, which i think is cool.

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  Barney Burnett

  :: 20 April 2018 00:50:37

  It was great, JUST the right size for sound and viewing, comfortable affordable matinees, great seating and accommodating our group of disabled and seniors. The food was fresh and reasonably priced, as well as pleasantly presented in REAL glass dishes and reasonable portion sizes. All told a matinee with a pint soda pop, quart of buttered popcorn was $13.00, very refreshing and rewarding on a fixed retirement income!

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  Jane Doe

  :: 11 April 2018 19:11:31

  It was really enjoyable, especially from a wheelchair person! The accessible seating area was the last row in the back of the modest auditorium; which was terrific, since the only chain, Regal, makes the disabled feel like 4th class citizens by placing us in front of ALL the seats, straining our necks to see the movies and ruining the sound quality, since surrounding sound means just that, not just one speaker blaring, usually the base. At living room theater we are treated well, even as a large group of us. Management were aware we were coming to a certain show, so the entire area was reserved, and as soon as the other show ended staff and management went in, cleaned and arranged the area appropriately and made sure we were all comfortable and satisfied. The snacks were another plus: served in REAL dishes, with ample portions, and seriously reasonable prices, three bucks for every "small" item (pint glass of pop, 4 cups of popcorn, etc....) The movie was great, not a lot of dumb commercials, great film quality and sound. The other patrons were also polite, people turned their phones off and didn't disrupt others, how nice!