What a great experience! We had a small issue with our table at first, but the staff handled it quickly and professionally. Right when you walk in, they hand you a glass of champagne and some popcorn, which is such a charming touch. Once seated, our server was absolutely amazing. I wasn't expecting much from the food, but wow every single dish blew me away. The drinks were creative and fun, and they happily accommodated dietary preferences, whether you don't drink alcohol or don't eat fish. I also loved how each plate tied into a scene from the movie. It made the whole experience feel special and thoughtful. We had such a wonderful date night. Definitely coming back! read more

FRAUDULENT vibes........ Communication is dead. Practically all shows are cancelled and rescheduled. They never emailed me my show time. By the time, I checked online with the receipt. The show doesn't exist. Terrible service. Waiting on the refund... Nightmare!!! Stay away!!!! read more

DO NOT BOOK!!! I was genuinely excited to try Fork n' Film the concept is creative, the themes are fun, and I had been looking forward to the experience for months. Unfortunately, my entire interaction with this company has been extremely disappointing, and at this point, I feel obligated to share my full experience so others know what to expect. I originally booked tickets for the February 20th showing. A few days before the event, I received a notice that it was canceled. Things happen, so I was patient and rebooked for the next available date, April 10th. Then that date was also postponed, again with no clear explanation or alternative options that worked. What has made this situation far worse than the cancellations themselves is the complete lack of communication. I have reached out multiple times through every channel they provide emails (4 now), DM, and their website contact form and I have not received a single response. Not even an acknowledgment. No update. No timeline. Nothing. At this point, I've been waiting for months for an event that keeps getting pushed back, and I've been trying to request a refund that no one will respond to. The Princess and the Frog showtimes are now either sold out or pushed so far out that they're no longer reasonable options, and yet I still can't get a simple reply or resolution. I understand that small businesses face challenges, but ignoring customers after canceling their events is unacceptable. Communication is the bare minimum, especially when people have paid for a service they never received. I'm still waiting for my refund, and I truly hope Fork n' Film improves their customer service, because the idea is great but the execution and accountability have been extremely disappointing and unacceptable. read more

Extremely disappointed. Bought tickets ($200/pp), was told they'd send the address a week before the event but nothing - literal silence. I sent a few emails before the event date asking for an address and no reply. I still am getting emails to buy tickets to future events however - so at this point it's clear they just are choosing to have the absolute worst customer care ever. It's been a week since the supposed event and not only did the event never happen but not a single email, reply or communication about a refund or reschedule of the event. I would never recommend this event or company to anyone. read more

I can't believe how much I didn't enjoy this event, food-wise. I went to Ratatouille a while back at this point. Pros: very sweet staff, pretty intimate setting (maybe 20ish people total?), beautiful rooftop view/photo ops, and fun thing to try. Cons: The price was $200 per person and was not reflected in the quality of food at all. I eat a lot, and thinking back to what meals I've spent $200 on...I just can't believe I spent that here. I feel like the word or concept of a new "experience" gets thrown around a lot to arbitrarily conflate prices and that's what it feels like this event was. We got seated, and got a little box of popcorn while waiting for everything to start. Salade compose: mixed salad, good dressing. Fine Charcuterie: cheese, fruit, meat. Tiny Champignon farcis: the most delicious bite of mushroom and of the whole night! Potato and Leek soup: cute little DIY, comes in a mini pot with the sides to add in and mix yourself like a little chef, but too bland and watery Plat du chef: I don't remember this being anything interesting, Chicken thigh Ahh! A rat!: this was an apple martini mocktail, had a little dry ice action, and the taste was vile. So overly sweet, didn't drink past the first sip Confit byaldi: this was the Ratatouille- honestly my first time ever trying this dish, small portion, mild in flavor Vanilla creme brulee: for some reason they made a dairy free version, and this was one of the worst desserts I've ever had. Overall, I had high hopes after seeing the praise online, and especially seeing a "food" kind of movie, but I don't know if there were kinks that needed to be fixed, or if this is as good as it gets. Either way, I'll never try this again read more

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Such a great dining experience to watch movie and dine in with the matching dishes. I watched Ratatouille cartoon from Disney and the dishes I ate came out at the same time matching the dishes in the movie. Really lovely experience I would recommend this! The dishes: 1. Salade compose - mixed market greens with sliced apple 2. "Gusto was right" - strawberry compote on a bed ò cheese 3. Champignon farcis - roasted oyster mushroom 4. Potage Paris - potato and leek soup 5. Plat du chef - glazed roasted chicken 6. Ahh it's a rat - vodka and apple pucker 7. Confit byaldi - slow-cooked vegetable 8. Vanilla creme brulee read more

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Went to the Tempe location And saw ratatouille. Everything was set up great. I thought the food was really good. The ratatouille and king mushroom was subpar. The mocktail was very sweet. The only reason I took off stars was because two times before this showing, they had canceled the event. So it took us two months to finally see it. And some of the food was eh. It was definitely a one time thing. Not worth $200 a ticket read more

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They are continuing to sell tickets for La shows while actively canceling shows people have bought tickets for- and ignoring requests for refunds and basically ignoring all messages and emails completely. They are deleting comments on Instagram from anyone calling them out on what they are doing. This is a huge scam and they need to stop read more

Fork N' Film - This company continues to sell tickets to events that are Not booked with venues. - Cinema Near Me - Los Angeles, California

SRAY AS FAR AWAY AS POSSIBLE!! Do not purchase tickets from this company. I bought two tickets for 2 separate Fork and Film shows in Los Angeles, both were canceled. I have tried reaching out numerous times for a refund, only to be ignored or given the runaround every single time. There is no accountability here. If you value your time and money, do not buy tickets from them--once they have your money, they disappear. and getting a refund has been impossible. They give you the runaround over and over. read more

Tickets were for 3 general admission for Wicked in LA. I was interested in front row or VIP but those are only available for 2 people groups (according to their email when I reached out). They told me they would ensure the 3 of us sat together if tickets were bought at the same time (or if we email them the names of the group to ensure seating together). Parking is easy if you pay for the parking structure 2 blocks away ($15 all day for a Saturday). If you're there early, you sit in the lobby of the Wayfarer hotel until someone comes to get you. We all walk downstairs into their Speakeasy. Walking in, the ambiance is very cool. There is a Zoltar machine at the entrance and a great little "Fork N Film" lighted sign. The host gave everyone a glass of champagne to start (I don't drink so it's unfortunate there's no other choices for non-drinkers). Another hostess checked my name on the list and seated us. They did not check ID or my tickets. The tables and seats are much smaller than I expected. Maybe because it's at the Speakeasy, but it's basically small round bar tables and folding type chairs. They put two per little table, but with the 3 of us, we got 2 tables. But it's awkward for the person in the middle to enjoy their food and drink because they aren't seated directly at the table and there's very little space. I'm glad I didn't pay for front row for two reasons: our tables were directly behind front row and the room is small so you really don't have to sit that close. But unfortunately, we sat behind this 6 foot tall patron who blocked part of the screen. Since it's not stadium seating, I'm sure it's hard to see the farther back you sit. The VIP is in their own booth with an unobstructed view but that's the only advantage. The movie is projected on a screen so don't expect hi-def. While the sound was good enough, this is not even close to movie theater quality. I'm okay with this if the food was good.... And the food was average. Food portion was very small for the price. And it wasn't timed well with the movie. I couldn't really tell when the food was supposed to come and when I figured out what scene it was supposed to match, the food was not timed exactly right. I rarely leave hungry when eating at high end restaurants or establishments for this price but I was still hungry after. They give you popcorn at the beginning but we each didn't get our own popcorn box. Two people shared one box. For this kind of price, I expected more. It's 4 small dishes, 2 drinks, and I dessert. The drinks were mocktails and too sweet. Wish they had some bubbly soda water in them. "Good news sorbet" was the first course. I think it was meant as a palette cleanser. It was refreshing but still weird as an appetizer. It had watermelon, cucumber, coconut, hibiscus, lime juice. "Green elixir". Came out matching the correct scene. But too sweet "What is this meal-ling" was a pan seared ling cod. The fish was good but it was so small that I basically inhaled the fish. And it came out lukewarm. "Dancing through rice" was a crispy skin chicken thigh. This came out hot like it's supposed to (probably because it was presented in a "book" and kept it hot). But I also inhaled it and wanted more. And only decent dish of the night. "Lollipopular martini" mocktail was too sweet. Didn't eat the lollipop. "Emerald City" potato gnocchi - the pesto sauce was good and I enjoyed it. But also came out lukewarm and small portion. "Dessertifying gravity" - chocolate mini cone with key lime mousse and a phyllo "broomstick". Portion was beyond tiny. When I picked up the cone, the mousse plopped out and it was less than a teaspoonful and tbh not that good. Terrible dessert. Overall service was good. Server served and cleaned up quickly. I liked that there was photographer there. Pictures came out great and I thought it was a good deal ($20 for each framed picture). The concept is cool and they have so much potential to make this extraordinary. But to me, it's a one and done, unless they up their game. Not worth the current price. Follow suggestion of another Yelper and order in better food from AMC Dine-In instead. read more

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Do NOT purchase tickets for this event!!! I bought tickets for my family and I to celebrate my wife's birthday (purchased on 16 April 2026). Event scheduled for 30 May. On 26 April we found out my son as prom same day. Since 27 April, I have emailed multiple times, direct messaged on Instagram, filled out a contact form on their website. Going on 22 days and zero response from this company. I am now taking legal means to recoup my $819+. Do not fall into the same trap my family and I did. read more

I have purchased multiple tickets for 2026 events in Scottsdale AZ and they've all been canceled. I've tried reaching out to via email, Instagram and their website. There was one response and then conplete silence from them, even after additional outreach from me. This is abhorent customer service and highly disappointing considering I've attended events in NYC and Las Vegas and have had a lovely time. I'll have go the legal route to get my money refunded since no one will respond. read more

Thank you to the wonderful staff at Fork N' film for this past Sunday's movie showing: Aladdin Self-parking lot located next door and it is $15 debit/credit card only. What a great experience this was as my first time. Upon entering the hotel, you ask check-in where to report and they instruct you how to get down there. Once arriving, the ambiance is noted to be dark with dimmed red lights where you are greeted with a champagne glass and then taken over to your seat. Staff highly encourages people to interact while the movie plays, this includes taking pictures with flash, videos, etc. I came with an open mind despite researching other people's experiences. I made it on my own but quickly made a friend who sat next to me. They have a photographer that goes around and snaps pics of you before the show starts. **Found out later, that they sell the photos in nice glass frames at the end of the show** nice souvenir to take home. I chose to sit at the front row and although it was great, if I were to come back, I would try out the booth next time. The table was fine, however, the seats were a tad bit small for my frame, and not very comfortable. Sitting next to someone else here can make it a bit crowded and fearful to spill anything on the table. I'd give this seating section 3/5. Our table had water readily available for us to self-serve. I appreciated this gesture as to avoid getting staff's attention during the movie. The Aladdin Menu was sitting in our table and I took a peek at the food items being served today. Luckily, as soon as the movie started, the food course started to come out as well. For the first dish, they served us a Mezze Platter: fresh pita bread, baba ganoush, hummus, Moroccan style olives and marinated assorted vegetables. This was easily a 5/5 for me! And a great way to start off. Up next was one of the specialty cocktails "Genie's Grand Entrance" made out of: coconut rum, lychee, sweet and sour, blueberry puree, blue spirulina and 24K gold flakes. Such a cute way the drink was delivered to our table 4/5 not as strong as I expected it to be but it was yummy. (It was not served in a genie lamp like I had seen in another video) "Cave of Wonders" made it next and it was: Harissa Spiced red Lentil Soup which was sparked up while we slurped our yummy soup. Loved the presentation to this dish. Can be too spicy for some though for me it was perfect. 5/5! My fav presentation of the dish! Main entrée made it next "Prince Ali's Feast" which was a royal Mediterranean platter (served on a plate for me) not a platter as I had seen on a previous tik tok, I was sad about the presentation nothing memorable except the beef kabob was tender, juicy and delicious. The chicken was well seasoned and tasty as well. The veggies were well seasoned and tasty. Took some of it home since I didn't finish it. I'd give this plate 4/5. Second cocktail arrived but it was nothing special either, except that it had a glowing ice cube and yellow in color called "shining, shimmering, splendid" Maha fig liquor, magic saffron simple tincture, mango puree, and Greek yogurt. This drink was more on the sweet side hardly tasted the alcohol 3/5. Lastly, dessert for us was "time is up" small slice of baklava served with vanilla ice cream flaky dough, butter, chopped nuts salted caramel and cinnamon 3/5 nice ratio of sweetness. Overall, this was a nice experience being my first, I would highly reconsider coming back maybe for spooky season and check out a scary movie then. I wish they were more consistent with similar experiences across the states and not just in a few. Like i.e. we didn't get a belly dancer in our event and I saw that in Vegas they had one. read more

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I have a ticket for the April 3rd, 6:30 PM Little Mermaid event. Today is March 30, and I'm still waiting for the email with the location details. The ticket says the location will be sent one week prior to the event, but there are only three days left and I haven't received anything. I've emailed them a couple of times and also tried reaching out on Instagram, but no one has responded. I'm very disappointed with their customer service. It's also strange that they don't have a phone number to contact them. Considering how expensive the tickets are, I expected much better communication and support. read more

I was so looking forward to this event for a birthday celebration coming from out of town and the event was cancelled the week of. I am still waiting for a large refund with no word back from customer service. Save yourself the stress and take your money somewhere else. read more

After seeing Fork N Film all over Tik Tok, I was pumped to travel to LA from Dallas to go. I opted for the VIP Booth tickets since my best friend and I haven't seen each other in so long--like, why not splurge? It was $300/ticket. This option comes with your own personal booth type seating and the option to get a free copy of your desired photo (taken by the professional photographer). The only aspect of the experience that I really enjoyed was the fact that its interactive. They encourage you to take pictures and even mingle with other guests. So it wasn't a typical movie theater experience, where we had to be quiet. Now on to the bad..... We attended the Hocus Pocus show and although all the food was creative and somewhat tasty, it was either cold or room temp. The popcorn was slightly stale and peep this, NO POPCORN REFILLS. The event was held in a basement so ZERO CELL SERVICE. And after paying $650 for the entire experience, the host asked us to tip the staff. Am I glad I went? Yes! Would I go again? Probably not. read more

Came out to NY for a day trip. This was on the must try list based on reviews on instagram. I definitely had to do the princess and the frog experience. It was Disney's first black film that didn't use animals. It was suppose to be an immersive experience, but that's where the ball was dropped. They could've really used the fog machines and water, especially with it being in a swamp for the film. They didn't use any of that. The popcorn was stale. The food wasn't that great. It's like it wasn't fresh. It was pricey and I didn't really get a take away or walk away feeling like it was amazing. I felt hungry and like I wasted my money. I have experienced 8 course pairing before and this was my least favorite. This was more like 8 samples not pairings. I hope your experience is better than mine. Not sure if the instagram team got paid to do the reviews or their experience was just better. read more

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Trying to reach customer service for over a week now. I purchased tickets ( like I have before ) However the last event never happened. The wayfarer informed me they no longer host fork n film there. I checked my emails. Never received any updated address or cancelations. Googled and found another address. Rushed to it in Culvercity. It too is not there.??? I cannot find a phone number to contact anyone. Tried social media. Instagram replied. Was told to email. I have multiple times now and not a single reply. What happened? We really enjoyed the last 2 events we went to but this last one such a disappointment ruined the entire night. I'm still out my $ and no explanation ? I see they're still selling tickets?? For what? If there not hosting the events anywhere read more

Ok so this is my 2nd review. I bought tickets for my sister because I enjoyed my previous experience so much. As a person of Chinese descent, I was extremely hesitant to buy tickets to see Mulan, but I thought I'd give it a chance. I should've trusted my instincts... the food was pretty awful. Drinks were alright. I almost gave this experience 2 stars because the porridge seemed legit and tasted pretty good. The duck was alright. But for the price?! I'm sorry but I did not pay hundreds of dollars for us to eat rock hard "dumplings" (some of which had hotdog(?) fillings), hard and overly salty gua baos, lackluster cucumber salad, bland fried rice, dry mooncakes and pupusa-thick scallion pancakes. It was rough.. ahh. I sent them an email with this feedback and suggested hiring chefs of Chinese descent if they haven't already. read more

Fork N' Film - Cinema Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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It's a pyramid scam. They got influencers to come to their dinners and now they sell tickets to events they don't actually put on. I just got scammed for $400 for two tickets to a dinner that didn't happen and my daughter had her birthday ruined. read more

Very disappointing experience with Fork n Film - ongoing refund issues. I purchased three separate SF event dates for myself, my husband, and my two daughters, totaling nearly $2,000, and every single event was canceled--two of them at the last minute. Here's the breakdown: * 10/18 - $825 canceled at the last minute * 11/14 - $550 canceled * Another SF date - $550 canceled at the last minute While one of the three dates has finally been refunded, I am still awaiting refunds for the other two events. Trying to get my money back has been a huge hassle, requiring repeated follow-ups with little communication or urgency on their end. Cancellations happen, but canceling three paid events and then making customers chase refunds is unacceptable, especially at this price point. This was supposed to be a special experience for my family, and instead it turned into stress and frustration. Until Fork n Film improves their reliability, communication, and refund process, I cannot recommend purchasing tickets. Buyers beware. read more

After the issues from our first trip to Fork n Film we were granted free tickets to a show of our choice and finally decided to check out the Grinch. Paid a little bit to get first row seating and the view was great and the service was much better. Quickly served all meals and always checked in on. Menu ideas were creative but not as good as the Ratatouille options. Veggie garbage- veggies for the most part were undercooked, savory pudding trio was interesting, roast beast was huge and I was already stuffed by then. Overall Ratatouille's food options were better, but service was much better for Grinch. No matter what Fork N Film is such a unique experience and definitely a must try, even once! read more

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This is my 3rd fork and film, so obviously I have enjoyed them. I've been to ratatouille, coco and lady and the tramp. I love the innovative menu and atmosphere that fork n film provides. I am a big Disney fan and these events are perfect for celebrating my birthday lol. Yes the tickets are pricey but with the quality of food and drink I have never left disappointed. The one and only thing I can complain about is the temperature of the food, sometimes the dishes are not served hot enough. I have yet to pay for VIP as I don't see feel like I would get more bang for my buck. I look forward to more events and hopefully they can bring some to Orange County! read more

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Upon arrival they offered an alcoholic or nonalcoholic beverage. I don't drink so was given apple cider. The small room was simply decorated and our small tables had stale popcorn already ready. It was a cute space, fits maybe 50 people. The staff was friendly, nice. They were good about remembering my nonalcohol selection. The presentation of the food was great and matched the scenes in the movie Elf. The food was plenty, I felt bad about wasting some but we had both spaghetti and ramen and that was too much. The actual food was OK, I liked the gnocchi the best and the ramen was awful too salty weird flavor. Overall, I'm a person who enjoys new experiences and even if I knew the food wouldn't be as good, I would still go. I know $200 is a lot of money but food is expensive, renting space is expensive, hiring people is expensive, everything is expensive these days but someone gave a lot of thought into this creation, planning, and execution and that's a lot of work that goes often under appreciated. I forgot to mention the downtown location is great because the same structure has garage parking that was free that night. read more

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Was able to experience Mulan with Fork n' Film LA and it was such a cool and unique night out! The venue itself is beautiful and the concept is really creative: each course and drink is timed to specific moments in the movie, which makes the whole evening feel immersive and fun. We sat in the VIP area, which had a cozy couch for two and added to the intimate feel. The staff were all lovely and welcoming, which really elevated the experience. The food was impressive with presentation: innovative, well-prepared, and definitely not what you expect when you think "dinner and a movie." Some Courses did come out cold and the drinks were super sweet. The screen is on the smaller side and the sound is just okay, so if you're looking for a classic AMC-style theater experience, this isn't it. You're really here for the overall event: the food, the creativity, and the vibe. It's definitely on the pricey side, so not something everyone will splurge on, but if you can, it's an experience I'd definitely recommend at least once! read more

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I went to the Tempe, AZ location for Hocus Pocus a few weeks ago and this entire event was one of the most pathetic experiences I have ever had. Every course of the food was incredibly stale and dry, the quality of the ingredients themselves were terrible, and my partner and I could barely eat anything that was served. We had to stop after the event to actually get something edible to eat. You could genuinely get a better dining experience at a Walmart. Multiple drinks were served with smoking dry ice which is also incredibly dangerous to drink and by the time it was done smoking, the drinks were completely watered down and it was an hour later. There was also dry, disgusting food served in wooden containers which made the food just taste like stale wood. The location itself was also incredibly off-putting, as the screening was in a grey, dull, and unwelcoming conference room with no ambiance and the moviegoing/dining experience was absolutely not what was advertised. The movie itself was cheaply displayed on a projector in the front of the room and it was obvious to everyone in attendance how awkward everything was. I also reached out to their support multiple times via email, Instagram, and their website and did not hear back from them for almost an entire month, at which point they were not even able to offer a refund or help of any kind. Absolutely nothing about this event warranted the $200 ticket price so please avoid this scam at all costs. This is nothing but a lackluster and truly disappointing experience so do NOT waste your money. read more

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If you know Joe (my fiancé) and I, then you know how much we love the movie "White Chicks". So when I saw Fork N' Film was having a showing of the movie I just HAD to get Joe and I tickets. Like most of you who have heard of this business, I found out about it on instagram and immediately fell in love with the concept. You watch a movie and simultaneously eat the food you see in the movie?! Count me in! This is the stuff millennials are made for! We arrived about 30 minutes before showtime, as the confirmation email had informed us that's when the doors opened. I wanted to wash my hands upon arrival so I made my way to the bathroom where I was immediately met with a terrible smell and no hand soap in any of the dispensers. I walked out and waited for Joe, who had went to use the men's bathroom. When he came out he has asked me if I had seen the person who exited before him and if he worked there. I answered yes to both and disgustingly he stated "He didn't wash his hands..." I was super grossed out but tried to push the thought out of my mind. Maybe he had hand sanitizer? Maybe he wouldn't be handling food? I literally tried to think any thought other than what Joe had witnessed as we had just arrived and I really wanted to have a good time. I think it's important to note I paid for VIP tickets, which was a big price jump from the standard seating. I thought this would mean maybe we'd have an extra round of food, or maybe something complimentary. All it meant was that our table was closest to the screen. I wish I knew that before dropping over $500 for these tickets. As far as the food goes, I was disappointed. The first thing we were given was a small bowl of popcorn. It was the saltiest popcorn I had ever eaten in my life. Then was the Niçoise salad which lacked dressing and was very small. The next course didn't even make sense. It was called "pure vanilla ice cream" and the corresponding scene had vanilla ice cream in it, but what was served was a parsnip soup. Lastly, I couldn't even tell you what the next course tasted like, but I can say I hated it. Titled "the b*tch fit", you can see in the picture of the menu I added what it consisted of. I took a bite and left the rest right there on the plate. The main of short ribs was cool the penne pasta it came with was flavorless and overcooked. Again, for what I paid I was expecting a lot more. The concept is great but the execution just didn't cut it for me. I don't think I will be back for this until there is a revamp. The best part of the experience was watching the movie with other fellow White Chicks lovers. We all laughed like it was the first time we were watching it :) read more

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Today was my second time going to Fork N' Film, my first time being Ratatouille. Today was White Chicks. I thoroughly enjoyed the Ratatouille experience, so decided to do a double-date this second time around. It was not good. The food was gross. For $200 a person, the food was almost inedible. It tasted microwaved- lukewarm and kinda just thrown together. The drinks were also not good- strong but not well-crafted. I'm confused by this- the company reiterates that they love food and love movies, but how can you serve this kind of food? It's so bad. Like cafeteria food, but worse. I am embarrassed and feel bad that I raved about it to our friends, and this was the experience. Not sure if it has anything to do with the rapid growth of the company, but they can't seem to maintain their quality as they scale. Extremely unfortunate, because this was a good concept. I do not recommend whatsoever. I recommend going out to a nice restaurant, then watching a movie (even the Fork N' Film movies if you want) at home. Or the movie theater. Fork N' Film is a big waste of money and does not serve good quality food. Like the stories of Fyre Festival, if you will.. read more

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It's been almost a month since Beauty and the Beast for 1/17/2026 has been cancelled and I haven't received my refund as promised on their policy; I had to file a dispute with Navy Federal. I haven't been able to get in contact with a form of management "they're always out of office". Don't waste your time and money with them, they only cater to influencers for clout. I will update if and when I get my refund. read more

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The rating couldn't get lower and if anyone has any suggestions, please let me know because i need help! i booked two tickets in December (not cheap) and have been looking forward to my event for months. they kept saying on their website/email how they'd send the address 1 week to the event, NOTHING! not even spam. i emailed them and asked for it, but NO response. i decided to just drive over to the address on the website the day of the event and the person turned me down, saying the event had been canceled. WHAT!? i paid all this money, drove all this way and didnt receive a single cancelation email- let alone the dang address. i have been trying to contact them to rescheduel but at this ppint, i have the distaste in my mouth over all this. i want a refund to the event i didnt even go too but NO one is responding to any of my emails! i saw some lady post her own review on here saying eventually she got one with little to no communication and i'm just like.. how! read more

I went on a Saturday to see The Little Mermaid and I must say the movie experience was 5/5. Seating 4/5. Food varied by dish. Parking was easy since I knew that the lot would be only two doors down, so once parked and out on the sidewalk it's easy to just walk a few steps into the venue. Upon entering it's such a nice cozy set up, dark and dimly lit, with bright focal points. Everyone is greeted upon entering and once checked in we were offered a champagne glass and escorted to our seats and we were given popcorn to munch on while we waited for the film to begin. Someone took photos of us, and our seats were considered VIP but at the end initially the photographer argued that we weren't VIP, so we had to wait for it to get sorted out before we were allowed to take our photos. However, I liked the glass frame and I purchased it anyway, it was $20, however I probably would decline a photo and frame on my next visit one is enough. Since it was my first time attending, when ordering tickets online I had a completely different picture in my head of what seating looks like. The way the diagram online looks I thought it's like a stadium and staggered. Instead, it's a bunch of cute little tables set up and then the front row is the same tables just in the front. Then on the sides are these little booths that actually look much more comfortable and spacious and if I go again I do plan to sit there instead. I took myself to the movie so I was seated with a stranger, but we made friends quickly and had a fun experience, however the table is a little small and it felt somewhat cramped and worrisome for knocking something over. The sound of the movie is perfect and I got tears in my eyes watching The Little Mermaid feeling like a kid again and hearing all the songs. The food and drinks were being served as the movie went, and I was delighted when things matched what was on the screen, for example Ursula's Urchins arrived to eat just as ursula was eating them on screen. So cute. The menu we had included 1. Ursula's urchins which was Ebi Nigiri and seaweed salad which was a 5/5 for me because it was the first dish and I was so excited 2. Sunken Treasure Sake, SO CUTE and pretty, and the sugar lining the rim was so good I licked it all off 5/5 3. Sailor's Sushi which included Spicy Tuna Roll, Crunchy Tempura, Sweet potato roll, and California Roll. I give this about a 3-4/5 because I have had allot of sushi in my life and these rolls did not taste really that fresh or so high quality. For the price of my ticket I did expect more. 4. Poor unfortunate Squid Which was grilled octopus...my octopus seemed a bit crunchy and overcooked. It was still tasty and I ate the whole thing, so 3/5. 5. Sea Witches potion: It was just a Purple cocktail with no decoration or anything. I give it a 3/5 because it was just okay and presentation could have been improved even with just a rim or something around it. 6. Les Poissons which was crab cake with spicy mayo, I personally liked this so 5/5 7. Happily Ever After was a delicate white vanilla cake with strawberry filling. It was really yummy! 5/5 Overall, despite the food not being as of high quality as I would expect for the price I'm paying, I truly enjoyed my experience and I would love to come back and see another movie because it just feels magical. In addition, another thing to mention was that if I had not had the popcorn at the beginning before the movie started, I would probably have still been hungry at the end, because all in all the servings are quite small, like appetizers. Still a very lovely experience and like I said I would love to come again for the experience. read more

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This experience has so much potential but the staff are poorly trained. We arrived and they didn't even check our tickets but checked our IDs. We were given a green mimosa which was okay. Before the movie began it became extremely stuffy in the room. They booked it to the max so there was barely any room to walk. The chairs were high top and they were extremely uncomfortable. All of our dishes we got 3-5 minutes before the scene of the food was shown. The short rib dish was my favorite. The beignets were good. Everything else was just okay. The staff dropped multiple dishes at least four times which interrupted the event since the venue was so small. They really need to do pilot runs before they get brand new staff to do a $200 event. I could have used that money and gone to a good steakhouse. Will not return or recommend this to anyone. read more

For this movie, we got our tickets at full price. And then later on, they were offered at a nice discount that couldn't be retroactively applied to us. I thought oh well, it's fine, we're just there for the experience. At least the food will be excellent. Or so I thought. Check in was easy, we were led to our seats by the friendliest folks. A darling of a man named Tommy waited on us and made sure we were cared for. We got our complimentary popcorn and champagne and waited for the movie to start. Since it was Halloween, we saw Nightmare Before Christmas. The pumpkin bread with apple butter was scrumptious. But it was downhill from there. The green curry was too sweet and it was mostly sauce. I don't think there was any meat in it. The miso cod had very little flavor - and it was massively disappointing because I know how to make this correctly, as this is one of my no-brainer dishes when I want to cook something healthy and fast. The drink was overly sweet, even when I added water to it. I didn't like it at all. The beef pastry was mostly dough and had only beef fat inside. I felt so let down because I smelled how buttery the pastry was! And yet it was so dry and crumbly. The ratio of meat to pastry was way off. The dessert was good, it was a cake that you decorate with icing. But as I was too full, I just took it to go. The matcha latte that came with it had too much cinnamon and was way too bitter. I really, really wanted to give this experience 5 stars because of our last encounter with the Fork n Film folks...Ratatouille was magical! But it felt like, for this movie, because it was discounted significantly, the deliciousness of everything got tapered down too. I did not get the full value of what I paid. Be that as it may, I still recommend this for those who haven't experienced Fork n Film. I suggest googling the menu for whatever film you intend to see to ensure palatability. For me, I'm not going to attend another one of these unless Im absolutely certain the food will be good...after all, $199 per person is no joke. read more

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i was taken on a date here a few months ago and it was a fun and memorable experience! i'll be honest, the food was extremely underwhelming-- there wasn't anything that stood out for us. in fact, some of the items were a little questionable. other than that, it's such a fun concept! we also got the cute little loveseats which was nice because it almost felt private. i noticed the general seating is all open, and so is the front row seating. i liked being a little secluded. i also looked up the pricing and wow. it seemed excessive for what it is. luckily i didn't have to pay but i probably wouldn't go out of my way to go again. read more

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I paid $400 for two tickets in October for an event that was canceled, and I was promised a refund. More than four months later, I still have not received my money. I have contacted this company repeatedly and received nothing but apologies and empty promises. There is no phone number to call, no accountability, and no resolution. This has been a frustrating and unprofessional experience, and I strongly caution others before purchasing tickets from this company. read more

Great idea poorly executed. Reviews show their business sense and priority theme which seems to trend on not refunding customers or paying vendors money. Unprofessional communication and expectations. Avoid. read more

We purchased tickets for an event in March. The event was canceled last minute. We asked for a refund after reading the reviews online. They said they would refund the card. Its been 2 months and they keep saying we are issuing refunds in the order received. Now we have to go through the CC company. read more

Both of my first two bookings were canceled and I paid months in advance for both it's been over a month and I still haven't received my refund horrible customer service read more

Absolutely in love with the Fork N' Film experience - it did not disappoint! My boyfriend and I got tickets for the Ratatouille showering at the Wayfarer in Los Angeles. I felt that was a good choice since the movie itself was food based :) We definitely hit a food coma by the end of the movie but it was hard to stop eating because everything was delicious! The venue was on the rooftop at the Wayfarer - there were strings of light around the venue to create a romantic and intimate ambience. For the experience itself, when you first enter, you will be greeted with a glass of champagne and unlimited popcorn (if you would like). There was also a photographer who took our fancy photos - these photos will be printed and inserted into a glass frame for purchase at the end of the night! We each had the course menu so we knew what foods to expect throughout the night. The various food and drinks came out in sync with the movie scenes and the crew did a great job clearing our tables in time before our table got too cluttered! This experience is a bit more on the expensive end ($199 pp for general admission) but I felt like I was fine dining at a restaurant with wine/ cocktail pairing.. the portion sizes were also perfect. I honestly loved every dish and some of the dishes were even interactive (I'll attach videos in my review)! My only food complaint would probably be that the Plat Du Chef was a bit too salty for my liking - I still finished that dish though haha. 10/10 recommend for a fancy date night outing! read more

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Still no refund 3 months after the canceled event. If you also were scammed, file a report with the California Attorney General's Office. https://oag.ca.gov/contact/consumer-complaint-against-business-or-company read more