Great theater! Nice staff and good set up. Comfortable seats. 😊

Great little theater in a lovely little town. Tables in front of the seats for your food and drinks. Wine slushies along with a full bar! Clean restrooms. Friendly, helpful staff. Loved that we were given bowls to help share our massive (inexpensive) delicious popcorn Great prices on tickets, food, and drinks. Plenty of seating available so save your $$$ and buy your tickets in person and not thru Fandango.

Thank you Northern Lakes Nursing and Rehab for the free movie, popcorn and drink!!! The movie, Sound of Freedom, was very, very sad but very good.

The theater is old fashioned, the food is good with fair prices. They have little TV trays for children to put their food on, which is very convenient. Would recommend to anyone..

The cheapest movie night around! The food is great and the theaters are comfortable. There are counters/tables in the aisles to set your food and drink on and they bring your food out to you.

This place is as magical now as I remember the first time I went to see the Little Mermaid in 1993. It’s changed hands a few times. I was shocked to see hardly anyone in the theaters last night. It was a Saturday night! I just don’t know where you can even go to enjoy this kind of entertainment anymore. The Spider-Man movie was a little mature for our 6 year olds last night. No problem, we shifted to watch the little mermaid! What a darling rendition of Hanns Christian Anderson original story. I was especially fond of the inclusion and diversity of all the characters in the end. (I am not a liberal by political means. Look up the real meanings of those words before you judge.) The father’s heart to grant his daughter the freedom she chose and the graphics were out of this world phenomenal. My favorite scene was with the jelly fish. I can only imagine what that green screen scene looked like. I want so much to see the making of that film where Melissa McCarthy is probably trying not to laugh while she’s rolling around on the floor or props or however that woman did it. She doesn’t have abbs… lol I can only imagine all of the silliness that came out in the making of that film. Both Eric and Ariel are new to me faces on the big screens. In Hollywood, you don’t get in unless your young and unfortunately I was young under the Weinstein era. That man just creeped me out, so much that I gave up on my Hollywood dreams. Unfortunately, I can see also why this movie came out at the wrong time in our culture. I can see the backlash of a generation that feels like they are being canceled but for the next generation, this is a tail as old as time. Take it from a real life Mermaid. Thanks for giving me a place to review not only the theater but the first and last movie of different generations (mine and my granddaughters) The Little Mermaid. Captain TaraBite- Author, artist and Auntie And now a Granny

This theater has made a good use of its space. It's still an older style theater, but it has been retrofitted with new chairs, and tables. The chairs are very comfortable. The food options decent. The movie screens are on the small side, but the sound is great.

The theater is kind enough offer senior citizens a free movie, popcorn and a drink the 3rd Thursday afternoon of every month. I found it very rude that some of those taking advantage of this FREE offer complained about the movies being played! If you don't like the movie, stay home! Or pay to see the movie you wanted to see! And for crying out loud, tip those serving! My husband and I were some of the last to enter the theater and there was only 50 cents in the tip jar. We always tip and encourage others to do so too.