I rarely leave reviews Altho I read a lot of reviews. I just never take the time to write down…read moreexperiences--but I honestly feel like this time it's completely necessary. My husband and I hadn't been to the movies in quite some time. Maybe even a year. Anyway. It was our anniversary and we wanted to do something easy. Dinner and a movie. Top Gun was the movie pick. Our original plan was to go to our regular hangout, Brannon Crossing, but we decided to give the Lex Live theater a try. I cannot even tell you how absolutely amazing it was! We had never been there and we were so shocked at how fantastic it was. Seeing Top Gun back in 1986 was awesome but uh--todays was insane. The seats RUMBLED as the fighter jets took off on the screen. I cannot wait to go back and see other movies there. We doubt we'll go anywhere else from here on out. Next time we plan on eating at the restaurant, maybe grabbing a beer at the bar before going to the show. Oh! And bowling! Crazy cool. Go! Go now! You will not be disappointed! Oh--ignore those who say parking is difficult. Please. It was a piece of cake. Get your ticket validated on the way out and you're good to go. Enjoy!

Concession stand is always understaffed. Arrived 20 minutes early and still haven't placed my…read moreorder yet and my movie is starting

Awesome, well kept, traditional 2 screen Drive-In-Theater!…read moreTake your kids! Show them how we used to watch movies in the old days, before it's closed for good... They're only open on the weekends, so keep that in mind when visiting the theater. The concession stand is pretty decent, serving traditional Drive-In-Theater food. It was going to be closed this year, but I was pleasantly surprised to see it's still running, YAY!!!

Amazing blast from the past! This little step back in time is so fun! We went to opening night and…read morethoroughly enjoyed ourselves.

My family & I had A BLAST here! We watched "Toy Story 4" and "Aladdin." Being a Disney nut, the…read morelineup couldn't have been better! We arrived 40 minutes early & were shocked to see cars already lined up on both sides of the street, waiting to get in. At $8 for adults & $3 for children (4 & under free), it was more affordable than going to a regular theater where you'd only get to watch one movie. Their radio station played oldies until time for the movie, so it felt like we were in the heyday of drive in theaters. I liked that they had a cartoon short before the double feature, & that there was a countdown before both movies so I knew how long I had to get through the concession stand. Having actual food there is a big bonus! Nothing beats dinner & a movie, especially when you can get it all in one place. The butter machine for the popcorn is on the customer side, so you can get as much as you want. We got drinks, candy, popcorn, a pizza & an order of cheese sticks. The prices were reasonable & it was all good--fast & fresh. The screen was crisp, clear, big & bright--good quality & enjoyable to watch. In my opinion, an employee parking people, or at least driving through before the movie starts, would make the experience even better. Most of the customers were taking an extra spot for their chairs, which is against the rules & resulted in a lot of people having to park adjacent to the screen or far away, & there were some tall trucks toward the front that blocked the bottom of the screen. Despite that, it was a great experience & we can't wait to go back!

We came for a ballet show, which was spectacular. They have a small concession stand and plenty of…read morebathrooms. But they do not have their own parking lot, there are street parking options and other lots you just have to check to see if your allowed to park during an event due to it's the college parking lot. Staff was okay. No one helped us to our seats and they weren't strict on coming and leaving during the show.

The Singletary Center is a very nice venue for concerts. Any seat in the house is a good one. The…read morebest place I've found to park is the parking lot of the Gatton building. Look for the visitor spaces. It is only a few minutes walk through the park to Singletary. Yesterday the Lexington Philharmonic program celebrated the 250 Anniversary of Lexington. Ben Sollee, a well known local artist, performed several of his own compositions. A nice way to spend a Sunday afternoon. 90

I went there for the first time on a Sunday with a few friends. Unfortunately, we selected the…read morewrong activity package but upon speaking with the manager, Isiah, he accommodated us all and went above and beyond to help us get what we actually wanted. Thank you! We played bowling, played the arcade games, had dinner, drinks, and overall a great time. We loved it so much we decided to go again the very next day. Monday we went again but this time it was a little different; we played bowling again, laser tag, but when trying to order food the poor server was alone it seemed serving all of the people doing bowling so she only got us one drink and never came back. Thankfully she comped the drink as an apology and we are very grateful. We then tried to do their obstacle course that is up high but they decided to close early to clean it... we played a bit of pool afterwards and headed home. I'd say this place is awesome for bowling and pool but the arcade is more kid-centered. Laser tag isn't that spacious for bigger parties. Prices can be expensive. Also I wish they had the happy hour like other locations but they do not which is a bummer. Overall I'd give it an 8/10!

Not a place to go bowling. Lane wasn't working or keeping score and I'm not sure how pins on…read morestrings counts as bowling. We left after 2 frames.

A solid event with plenty of space for all attendees.read more

this isn't nothing but a huge money wracket and a waste of money travelled all the way to KY from…read moreTN just to meet Matthew Lillard go to try to wait in line to meet him and get told you had to be there to buy a voucher to even meet him when they apparently sold out within 25 mins of doors opening and that was the main reason we even wanted to go worse experience ever that was a bunch of bs never will do this again a huge waste of money when how I took it as long as you had tickets to get in you just wait in lines to meet any of the guests...

After so many mediocre burgers, I was over it. Then I saw the photo of Big Kahuna's special…read moreoffering and had to have it. I've eaten my way through their menu, and everying is excellent. The Western Burger was delicious, as is everything.. Big Kahuns is a gem. 75

Burger Week 2018 is better than ever! If you want a great alternative burger this week, try the…read moreoffering from Girls Girls Girls Burritos. It fantastic!!! I love Lexington Burger Week. This year I started off with Nick's 157 Burger from Nick Ryan's. Great selection of 47 burgers this year. It looks like about half a dozen restaurants this year are making peanut butter and jelly burgers. I need to try one!

Court day used to be good. It used to be local artisan vendors making handcrafted items that you…read morecouldn't get everyday. It was an event. These days, it is just flea market junk. Socks, fake purses, fake sunglasses, fake perfume, fake northface jackets. The city council needs to improve this event, it is dying because it isn't worth going to. -give local sellers a FREE space -limit the junk vendors to one row -provide a map of where are the vendors all so none are missed, include a list of vendors with contact info Really disappointed in the city tourism that this event has declined so much.

I've always wanted to go to this event but was never able to attend until this year. There's food…read moreeverywhere. From gyros to jumbo corn dogs, seafood, popcorn, fish, etc... you name it, they got it. They are known for their drink Ale8. Ale8 are posted and available everywhere for you to buy. Plenty of tent setup for shopping. You can buy knifes, guns, clothes, jewelry, oils, socks, carpets, etc... I must say, I can't remember the name of one of the tents that was setup but be warned. They sell hoodies & sweatshirts 4 for $10. Sounds good don't it? There's a catch. Every single piece is sealed in a bag. They WILL NOT, let you open it. Why? Because some of those have holes or stains. I was saved because I overheard a lady warning people that shopped there last year. I had 16 packages that I decided to put back because they would not allow me to open the bag and view te clothing. My friend put some of hers back and decided to just take a chance on 4. I asked her to open the bags. One of the shirts had a huge stain in it, the other 3 were fine, just had a lot of lent on it. There's no returns and no refunds. So, yes the prices are cheap but your taking a chance on getting junk. Other than that, I had a great time, the people were friendly.