My first Fork n Film experience at this location was great. We watched The Princess and the Frog,…read moreand the food and drinks felt truly magical. My second visit was for Hocus Pocus, and it didn't live up to the first. The drinks tasted watered down, the food was mediocre, and the dessert was completely flavorless. My third experience was supposed to be The Nightmare Before Christmas, but it was canceled and I was given a code for a future film. I used that code for Beauty and the Beast and was so excited--only to receive another cancellation email. Since this was the second movie that got canceled, I didn't feel comfortable taking yet another code, so I requested a refund instead. It's now been over two months, and I still haven't received it. Don't get me wrong--as a Disney lover, I think this concept is such a fun idea. But it feels like it may have run its course. For the price, I expected a lot more consistency in both quality and communication. Ironically, my best experience was Ratatouille, but I had to go to LA to see it because it wasn't offered in my area at that time. Overall, it can be a once-in-a-lifetime kind of experience--just make sure the event is actually delivering what you're paying for.

DO NOT PURCHASE TICKETS! I purchased 2 tickets to see Hocus Pocus in SF well in advance. Two days…read moreprior to the event, Fork n' Film cancelled the event. They sent out a generic email stating that I could reschedule or get a refund. For over a month I tried to be patient but all my calls and emails got ignored (all calls go to their voicemail) . These tickets are expensive and it's frustrating that they're taking advantage of people's hard earned money and they're not being honest. Their lack of transparency is really upsetting. It seems this is something that has been happening in different cities and if you don't believe me, look at all the negative reviews online. (Yelp, social media, TikTok). I did eventually reach out to my bank to dispute the charges and luckily they were able to assist me. Please save yourself the headache (and money) and use that instead to treat yourself to a nice dinner and a show somewhere else.

I came here recently with my husband to try their "dine in cinema" experience and was not…read moredisappointed. Located in a bustling plaza, Pruneyard Cinemas isn't a big cinema like those chain places, but it's clean and gets the job done. Parking is all around the plaza and free. There's a small concessions stand near the front that you can order your food and drinks at or you can do so with the QR code at your seat and the workers will bring it to you. The seats are plush and able to lay down so that's always nice. The dine in cinema experience was enjoyable - the workers deliver the food to you in a quiet manner and doesn't really disrupt the movie too much which was appreciated. It's a bit pricey, but I felt like the experience was worth it.

Went there with two friends. We're teens so it was pretty chill, just a little hard to speak up…read more We ordered: Small blue raspberry icee x2 Small blue raspberry / cherry x1 Large popcorn x1 (to share) My icee came melted. The popcorn did not come, we had to ask again. Pretty dirty, it is nothing like the ads. VERY OVERPRICED. $6 for x1 candy?! Insane. NOT RECOMMENDED. (I have been to this place multiple times, I have not fully enjoyed one experience.) One star for general experience.

This is a great place to see good movies that are not widely playing at other theaters. Check it…read moreout!

I tried the in person dining experience where you order food to your seat from your phone, and…read morethought it was interesting! The menu was a lot less varied than I was hoping as it was mostly bar food - think pizza, nachos, burgers, wings, fries etc. The food was mostly all right, as much as you'd expect from bar food. I also got their gourmet truffle popcorn and they gave you SO MUCH popcorn holy moly. It was put in a giant metal mixing bowl and it was so much, I had to take some home. It was generally tasty though. The lobby is really nice and they have a small gift shop as well as some arcade games. The parking is very plentiful as well.

Absolutely blown away. The California Magic Club is easily the BEST magic experience in the Bay…read moreArea--no question. From the moment we walked in, the energy was great. The magicians weren't just talented, they were super engaging, interactive, and attentive to everyone around them. It's rare to find something that's just as entertaining for adults as it is for kids, but they nailed it perfectly. The table-side magic was unreal. Watching tricks happen right in front of you makes you question everything--in the best way possible. The staff were fantastic, and the service was smooth and welcoming the entire time. You can tell they genuinely care about the experience and about preserving the culture of magic, not just performing it. This isn't just a show--it's an experience you don't want to miss. If you're in the Bay, you NEED to go here.

My family and I went to see the show and had wonderful food, and a lot of fun…read more The magic show was amazing, lots of laughs. Someone was celebrating a birthday and they made the day extra special for her. I definitely will be going back again as the shows are always different. A fun way to enjoy your night!

I've been frequenting this restaurant for about 3 years. I almost always have the same server,…read moreMiriam. She's outstanding and always helps me with my every-time request - make it spicy! It started with the barbacoa chilaquiles. When I saw that that the chilaquiles in the menu had habaneros on it, I knew I had found my place. I often cook at home with ghost and scorpion peppers, which are not traditionally found in restaurants, but they've done some pretty amazing improvisation when I've asked to make it work. One time, I recall getting the chilaquiles and asking for extra habaneros and asking if their chef had a secret hot sauce that was stronger than "white people spicy." Miriam brought me a little ramekin of a pepper sauce puree that the chef prepared - and it was EPIC. I don't ask for that every time, but you know whoever was on the line took the request seriously and actually had some fun making my mouth burn. I can't tell you how appreciative I am of their willingness to "play" in the kitchen. Today, I went for breakfast and ordered the Carne En Su Jugo for my first time. Not just here - first time ever eating it anywhere. I had totally forgotten to ask them to make it spicy! I asked Miriam if there was anything they could do to spice it up. She assured me they could. Then I received it. And I tasted it. And it was cathartic. The chefs prepared a PERFECTLY spicy stew, and I downed that whole thing in 7 minutes. It was delicious, put some sweat on my brow, and left me feeling more than satisfied with my meal. I love this place! Miriam is always great every time I've been there. I will continue supporting this business as long as they keep doing business. Please give me compliments to the chefs again. Their creativity keeps me coming back for spicy treats!

Let me start by saying they have the right idea & the potential to be a star in the brunch game…read more The good things: The menu, so many delicious sounding items. Bonus points for having fun seasonal choices. The kids menu has good options but it is kinda pricey for being the kids menu. Bonus points because they use handmade tortillas for the kids taco. They also offer unique things like a breakfast molcajete and a mini birria pambazo. We didn't try those but it sounded intriguing. Also so many drink choices if you're looking for a michelada or mimosa. Cute vibes inside & love the plates and ceramics they use. It is small though so wouldn't really accommodate a large group easily, especially if it's busy. There is parking but even though it wasn't busy it was hard to find a spot. All that said, it was a very mid experience. The meat for the kids birria and the chilaquiles was more on the dry side. Same for the rice. The Grinch milkshake was good and cute. The tamarindo mimosa was good after we asked for extra tamarindo. Initially it was very heavy on the champagne. The country potatoes were yummy. The gingerbread pancakes were also dry & didn't taste like gingerbread. Also was sad that they were out of the advertised Holiday drinks: chocolate abuelita and atole de mazapán. I ordered the hot chocolate in its place but even though it looked cute, it tasted watery. I came here specifically for the Holiday items so that's why I was so disappointed with that. Service was okay. Our server was friendly when we interacted with her but it was very limited. Pretty much when she took our order & then when I flagged her down to return my pancakes & hot chocolate. She was very understanding though about that so I appreciated that. Overall, if they made adjustments to their flavor & quality it could be really good. From this visit I would say their Mexican food is better than their American food. I'd try again in the future, just not any time soon.

I went to the Mountain Winery to watch an alt rock concert in October, which was an excellent time…read moreof the year to be outside for an outdoor concert when it's not super hot or cold. The venue is beautiful for stage performances, and it's not massive so almost every seat has a good view. I was about five rows away from the stage, and it was incredible to see my favorite band and singer up close! Food and beverages are expensive, but that's typical. I think a can of Coke was more than $5. Don't bother trying to get an Uber back at night from this venue. Ubers are allowed up to the venue for pick ups I think half an hour or an hour after the show ends. I also think Uber won't bother picking up people here because it's a single, narrow, winding road up the mountain, which causes a ton of traffic. So drive up to the venue, carpool with friends, purchase the shuttle ride in advance, or brave through that hell hole situation.

First time visiting The Mountain Winery, we came to watch George Lopez in stand-up…read more Set in the majestic hills of Saratoga, California. They are known for wine tasting, wedding venues, music concerts, etc. When you are up there be sure to take in the beautiful scenic views of Silicon Valley. Plenty of restrooms around and a few concession stands.

Best magic show we've ever seen. Jay Alexander is a master, and very entertaining. We saw the…read moreshow on 5/15/26. The pre-show appetizers were delicious, as was the wine. A very intimate theater setting where Jay interacts with the audience, and the audience interacts with each other. Jay's magic is mind-blowing! Truly an amazing and enjoyable show. Bob& Michelle Page

Enjoying an evening out with friends and making new friends Kevin A Madden and Sarah Powell at…read moreMarrakech Magic Theater. San Francisco Theater at Marrakech with Jay Alexander. Special guest headliner Magician Kris Bentz this evening. Amazing Moroccan food and drinks. Aladdin's Mojito Clos Du Bois Sauvignon Blanc Starter: Hummus Platter Dinner: Beef, Chicken and Shimp Shish Kebab Platter This theater was very intimate and so well design. What a magical show, more inspired for me to practice my magic tricks. I will perform for you all soon.

This is the murder mystery dinner, where the guests are part of the show and has to solve who the…read morekiller is. The dinner was actually good. The roasted chicken was the best. It was soft and tender. The salmon was a little fishy but very tender. The vegetarian dish was stuffed tortellini. The dessert was a tasty taramisu. The event takes place in one of the ballrooms at a nice hotel in downtown SF. The staff were all very friendly and attentive. I recommend this to anyone who wants to try something different.

My mom and I had an awesome time at The Dinner Detective. We were able to score tickets for "Dirty…read moreMoney" for $103 including tax by perhaps booking around 2 days before the show - they had a "limited discount admission". Booking was super easy and I thought they provided a lot of helpful details in the emails they sent, for example parking prices, a hint at what the game would be about, etc. I thought all of the actors did a fantastic job throughout the night. The fake participant at my table did a very convincing job at pretending they were a participant and only one very small thing had tipped me off prior to bigger hints that they weren't a real participant, but no spoilers! The show was adequately silly, interesting, and kept moving. Sometimes, random audience members would be called to participate, but it was all in good fun. I really hope the actors had as much fun as the audience. There was also a prize for the top sleuth, so write quickly! We also actually really enjoyed the food! My mom and I both ordered the fish - it was a very tasty roast salmon with vegetables. We heard from the others at our table that the chicken was pretty salty and some people couldn't finish it. The tiramisu was also a pretty huge chunk and delicious. Not too sweet. The dinner was at the beautiful Marker Hotel. We definitely enjoyed taking photos in the hotel before/after the game. Also they had clean bathrooms. For parking, while they do provide parking prices at the hotel, mom and I were able to score cheaper parking elsewhere by booking on ParkWhiz. Overall, I would highly recommend checking it out at least once if you're curious what a murder mystery dinner may be like. I thought the show, venue, and food combination was well worth the price we paid. I would definitely go back to another show.

Very hectic, not focused, poor sound system for mics, no real storyline, a but like a dtrip club…read moreatmosphere, seedy, costumes in disrepair, the whole stick with pulling audience members out was cringe worthy. The tiny drinks are overprriced, We came for Joan Baez, who was dadly dressed up in some kind of old gypsy outfit, and only did one dong, very disappointing as it was the highlight of the show. Certainly not worth the price of admission!!

This show deserves a few stars for the music and acrobatic talent, and a fun, boisterous…read morepresentation. The band was excellent! However, for $200+ per person, I was disappointed in the food, seating and limited types of acrobatics in the show. The dinner seating was very very cramped, not how it looked to me on the seating chart. (The general admission seating with no dinner looked more comfortable!) I could barely get into my chair between the two people next to me. The chairs were tall hardwood barstools with no back, which were very uncomfortable. The beef and polenta dinner tasted like dog food out of a can! I could not eat it, although some people did. The dessert was served in a stale ice cream cone. Only water was included with the expensive meal; drinks were extra and expensive. The circus consisted mostly of Ariel acrobatics, risqué costumes, some nudity, and a little bit of dramatic story telling in between. As I said, the band was excellent, although the vocals could have been more prominent in the sound mix. Sorry, I really wanted to support this kind of live theater and they did make a good effort, but it was too expensive and it just fell short.

We were invited to a Canadian costume birthday party. Say what? We were stumped what to wear. Our…read more"go to" place for costumes .. Belrose Theater. We had such a good time looking through the many costumes. The woman (sorry I didn't remember her name) was so helpful in finding just the right ones. We decided on being Canadian Mounties. See pic. Overall, an excellent experience in costume choices, customer service and a whole lot of fun.

To be fair, I've been coming to this studio since I was in my teens (years ago!) so it's not a new…read moreexperience for me. But we went this weekend to see Will Durst and couldn't have had more fun. Even though we worried as it was hot outside, fans were going and kept it cool. Great show. Great ambiance. Really glad we made the show.