We love Gilbert House! The staff is always kind and efficient and the times I've visited, the play…read moreareas have been well-kept and clean. My kids love the outdoor playground too. We love the bubble room and exhibits, and could easily spend the day here. Pro-tip, if you have a LINCC Library card, you can get a cultural pass and come here once a month for freeeee!

This place is awesome! Great exhibits, and lots for the kids to do. It is clean and well…read moremaintained. My one issue is with the fact that it closes at 5. That is clearly posted, which is great. However, we tried to re-enter at 4:30 to do one last thing: the bubble room. Turns out they lock the gate at 4:30 and close the bubble room then. I just wish there was better signage; it doesn't feel great to have staff rush you out 30 minutes before closing time.

Northern lights is a local treasure, it's relaxing, good food at incredible prices, special events…read moreincluding Closed caption and sensory friendly showings. They often have raffles, bathrooms are gender neutral with full doors help opposite gender caregivers and gender diverse individuals privacy.

The theater itself is great. You buy your ticket before hand, the matinee prices are good and I…read morereally appreciate that you have leg room and an easy enter and exit. They always have a beer I like so that's another big plus. The food mediocre and often a bit slow. It was better before Covid and the shut down. For some reason they feel the need to remove things from the menu during certain times of the year, which I notice because they are my favorite items. I appreciate that they have specials and although I don't think they are usually very good I'm glad they try. The popcorn is good. If they had a deep fryer it would transform their business. Just say'n. Update: I went there again last weekend and I highly recommend the pizza. I think it's the best thing on the current menu. Mostly I'm happy they exist as I like having a theater close by so I forgive the food, but might go more often if it was better.

I love this place, it's fun and a great way to unwind or let go of some stress and be creative. Ann…read moreand employees are always so helpful and create a warm, welcoming and supportive environment. Would recommend this place to all ages wanting to create some memories!

I just had an upsetting run in with a very rude employee at this establishment. Grey hair, straight…read morewith glasses. Seamed unhappy before we even started chatting. I went into pick up my art and she told me it was donated to charity. I had missed the 30 day pick up policy and when I asked why no one called she pointed to a sign on her counter (yes pointed) and said we don't call. Wow I was part of a large party who went for the first time together in December. None of us were informed of a 30 day pick up policy or told our items would be donated if we miss the window and they won't call us. She actually told me to take it up with the group organizer. When I called him he was like, I didn't know about a 30 policy. Yep! Wow again! I feel like they stole my money and my art. I was two weeks over the policy I never heard about. When she looked up my group on the computer she read, oh the lotus tile. She knew! I said where did it go? She said they donate to charities around town. What charity? She said she doesn't have to tell me. I'm thinkn I could go buy it back but she refused to even get up and look for it or tell me what happened to it. Why? Because she knew what happened her get lips were sealed. ? Maybe ? We came in at chaos Xmas. Spent many many hundreds of dollars. I've gone two other times to pick this up and they were closed. I work in Portland. I've been sick for over two weeks and my 30 days were up 15 days ago. Surely you see how much money our party spent. Why no courtesy call to let the group organizer know there was one item still at the shop. You do want return customers. What a terrible taste left in mouth. At minimum the day before you donate it, CALL! Is this even legal. If it's donated where it can be sold idk. I never signed anything saying they could sell my art? Where is it or did it break? And if a charity has it on display somewhere then let me see if they have and offer to give them a financial donation instead. I mean this is nuts. She was so rude and unfriendly. If the store manager reaches out and they can help me track this down I will donate money to the charity for sure. I'm sure they would rather have money than a tile I painted. It was my first time painting. This was about creating memories and not do I have one. I just got done telling my large party what happened to me and they can't believe it. I will take this review down if I have a good experience with the store manager when she follows up with me please! Please call me please. I don't know of any retailer that has that short of a pick up policy during the holidays especially since they were closed several days around Xmas. This is ridiculous. I paid to make art and then they took my money and my art. Nuts! So disappointing! Wendy S 503-317-8350

Neil loves his dark beer. Dry Town was out of dark on tap but they came up with a Guiness for him!…read moreSo happy. And served with a smile.

First time at DTTS on Fri. Live music definitely a plus. Went back Sat for Sal and the Salamanders…read more Awesome time. Dancing is permitted. One of the best places in the PNW where you can get a crafted cocktail that hits every time. Bar staff are friendly. It is a family friendly place with 3 food carts. My fav is the chicken cart. Tater tots were really good.

What a beautiful old theater in downtown Salem, Oregon. The Elsinore is a lovely reminder of the…read moreglitzy and glamorous days gone by, and I'm here for it! Thank you to everyone in the community who has done their part to maintain this jewel over the years. The theater boasts a grand lobby with lots of space for concession and merch lines. There doesn't seem to be the bottleneck one often sees at older venues such as this. The seats are spacious and comfortable in the auditorium, and there doesn't seem to be a bad seat in the house in terms of sight lines and visibility. The balcony doesn't hang so far over the main level that folks in the back feel claustrophobic. I've sat in multiple locations on this level and was pleased with each of my seats. The stage is mid-sized, however, it's beautifully framed by golden architectural detail that helps it seem far more grand. And the acoustics are such that sound travels nicely throughout the auditorium. Visitors can make use of street parking throughout downtown, with free parking after 6 PM. There are also several large, paid parking lots in the vicinity as well.

I just visited downtown Salem for the first time and attended an event at the Elsinore Theater and…read moreon Stubhub, they were selling parking passes for the event, so I mistakenly bought one. (About $23 including Stubhub graft fees) It was a total ripoff unless you intended to be in Salem, maybe all day, prior to the event? What I found was ample street parking. And the meters turned off 8 p m. So there was absolutely no reason to pay twenty bucks for a parking pass in a remote lot, just to attend a Saturday Night event. Also, the lot was about maybe a mile away from the theater, which wasn't bad.Because it wasn't raining but still, I could have parked much closer and paid maybe a third that I ended up paying last night. Live and learn, I guess?

We have lived in Dallas area for 17 years and had never been to the Dallas Cinema . Well it was a…read morepleasant surprise. Monday and Tuesday nights are $5 admission so we decided to give it a go. The seats are very comfortable ... as in it's possible to sit in them without having to fidget and change positions because your butt hurts. Ample room , tray tables which are moveable. Sound is pretty good , there is a decent array of food, beverages including beer, wine and cider , and the usual candy and popcorn . Staff were friendly . So for the locals this is a hiding in plain sight gem . It's worth getting off the couch and spending 2 hours enjoying a movie and patronizing a local business .

Gotta love the old school cinema feeling. Great priced food and drink options with lots to pick…read morefrom. We were so impressed to be able to get out of there for less than $20 a person for ticket and meal.

I love small town theaters. I bring my son here once in awhile. It's small and quiet. He likes it…read morejust for those reasons. I remember coming here years ago and watching "The Fugitive". Great movie. Recently I came here and saw "Batman VS Superman". It's not the greatest theater, but they upgraded the sound system and for the cheaper prices it still gives you a good theater experience for the price.

The Fox Theatre is a good old small town theatre. I spend most of my younger years watching movie…read morehere. This is place is dated but the movie theatre expression is still the same. There is only one screen here. The concession stand carries traditional theater food. The staff is friendly and nice. The only con is the bathroom, very small.

Next week will be my 4th multi day stay at this wonderful motel/casino. It is clean, welcoming and…read moresits on beautiful grounds surrounded by gorgeous flowers and landscaping. Each year I call for reservations they are so pleasant and helpful. The front desk employees are also helpful and caring. I love the fact that the casino is kept so clean and the seating is so comfortable. The food and service in the restaurants are excellent. Rooms are GREAT and prices are GREAT!! Eight more days till we get there. Can't wait!! Looking forward to another fun trip at Spirit Mountain and the Oregon Coast.

Had the chance to visit and stay at Spirit Mountain Hotel and Casino this weekend and were…read morepleasantly pleased with their hotel remodel and the changes to the casino! The improved coffee and gift shop and casino floor changes were added touches! Great place to be a "destination resort" or a great stop over for heading to the coast!!!