Finally checked this place out last year and was not disappointed. A super easy drive from…read morelouisville, well maintained and spacious, and price friendly. Of course the most important part, the snacks...there is a wide variety to choose from and it's all super yummy, especially the popcorn! The entire place has a great vibe. Highly recommend for a nostalgic movie night.

A wonderful place for families! Very clean, great concessions and super customer service.read more

I do recommend this place however I spent $14 on two drinks and some popcorn. The popcorn had so…read moremuch salt on it that I couldn't eat it.

Updating my review to give it one more star. The bathrooms were cleaner this last visit and the…read morestaff kicked several SUVs out from being up front right as the movie was getting started --thank you! Please keep it up! Unfortunately, they let someone idle their car through both movies which was both noisy and smelly.

Great theater. Clean with friendly staff. Here to see Scream 7. Prices are a little high but it's…read moretoo be expected.

Friends bought 4 tickets to The Devil Wears Prada 2 and offered me and the hubs if we wanted to buy…read moretwo tickets. Heck yes, and the movie was great. The not so great was the lobby concession area was a hot mess. Burnt popcorn being sold-like you not only could smell it, but see it on the kettle corn in the case. The floor was a mess, straw wrappers and popcorn and some guy added to it by dropping his alcohol drink and it spilled all over the floor and splashing up on me as I'm waiting for some pretzels to get made. (A worker wiped it up with his foot and a couple Sham-Wow cloths.) So the kid waiting on me took forever putting on his plastic gloves, shuffled over to make the pretzels, then stops, walks away-had no idea where. I figured I'd grab some water at the drink station. There's usually clear cups for water, but last night no cups. So I thought they either ran out or just use the soda cups. I grabbed a the middle cup. I was thirsty, small wasn't going to cut it. Hubby goes to pay while I go back to wait for the pretzels. Two boxes get put up for a lady, but no, those are chicken wings orders. The kid suddenly remembers the pretzels he took out of the freezer. Seconds later he hands me a box. The box was cold but it didn't register with me because at that moment my hubby says they charged him $7.00 for my cup of water. He said "fountain water is free I thought?" The kid said "yeah, but only in the clear cups, (which there weren't any) so I have to charge you for the cup." We go to our seats, my seat won't recline back. The feet part came out but the back was straight up and down. My hubbies leaned back, my friend to my right's did too. But not mine. I take a deep breath, it's ok. I'll enjoy my pretzels. Open the box, pick one up, it's frozen. Like rock solid frozen. I can't make this stuff up. So I walk back down to the concessions and a nice manager lady noticed me approaching. I said these are frozen. She grabbed the box and picked one up, she was like omg! These weren't even cooked! She went around to the prep area and showed a couple kids-one was the one that messed up the order. He didn't say a word to her. He just stood there. The other girl jumped into action with her manager because they were behind on pretzel orders. I got my pretzels fast. Rushed back to my non reclining seat and enjoyed them. But this is why I go to Kenwood.

I haven't been to a drive in since I was a little child. My Mr and I wanted to see Beetlejuice…read moreBeetlejuice and he mentioned coming here. I was all for it. I highly recommend you buy your tickets online. It's so much easier & faster checking in at the drive up booth. Plus I will say this, they open at 7:00 pm and movie don't start until 9:00 pm so I recommend you get there early so you can get the spot of your choice and if you want to purchase food too. We got there when the door open and I'm glad we did. It was a long line to get in. You can bring your own food but it's a $10.00 charge. If you want to sit outside, you are able to bring your own chairs. Their menu has a variety to choose from. Popcorn, soft drinks, pizza, sandwiches, burgers, chicken tenders, nachos and appetizers. Very reasonable in pricing. If you are watching inside your car, the station is 90.7. The speakers outside is pretty loud. The sound quality and screen is prestine. I love the nostalgic feel and being outside to watch a movie, it's really amazing. I love this place, it's super clean and open. They do have bathrooms but not huge. I can't wait to come back. I'm glad there's a drive in in our area. Everyone needs to experience this.

It's been a LONG time since I went to a drive-in theater, and when I say LONG, I mean my age was…read morestill in the single digits. I'm 45 now and I was looking forward to a dose of nostalgia with a good sequel movie in Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. Both my lady and I were definitely glad we went to because we really enjoyed the whole experience. We went on a Saturday and expected it to be pretty busy. It certainly was but the theater was pretty well organized in getting everyone in. We pulled in to a spot up front and saw a number of people with chairs and blankets sitting outside of their cars to watch the movie. They have large speakers under the movie screen or you can tune to 90.7 to listen to the movie in your car. Their concession stand has a pretty big menu featuring burgers, pizza, hot dogs, popcorn, chicken tenders, fried pickles, and lots more. My lady and I decided to get some popcorn, a cheese pizza, and a chili cheese dog. There was a bit of a wait, but understandable with how busy they were, so I okay with that. I still had our food well before the movie started. All the employees were super friendly too. As for the movie experience, the sound quality was really, and the screen was easy to see even up front. I can absolutely see is going back here again for a movie. This is as close to the feeling of going to a drive-in theater as a kid that I'll ever get around here. Now to find a good movie to see here on our next visit. Maybe a good horror movie!

We visited to see the Auchewitz exhibit this weekend…read more It has been 20 years since we last visited the museum. The exhibit was very well thought out and put together. We were so happy we had an opportunity to see it. Museum center was clean and ample parking. Friendly staff. We even had Graeters ice cream while we were there. I would highly recommend this museum.

I came here for the Aushwitz exhibit - which I felt was overpriced for what was displayed - it was…read morean audio and reading geared exhibit whereas I was hoping for more artifacts to see. The museum as a hole is very well maintained and clean. The prices are a tad expensive however compared to other museums I have been to in touristy cities. The childrens museum is the star of the show - it is so interactive and if I had kiddos I would take them here often for a day of play - even as an adult passing by I wanted to jump in the ball pit I saw.

I have been here a few times and I always enjoy it! I went a few days ago when the weather was…read moreperfect. The parking garage is super easy to figure out and paying for parking is even easier. Thank god for the under hour no parking fee, it was great for my quick 45 minute stop. I sat along the riverwalk by the aquarium and it was beautiful. The views are amazing of the city. Newport was very lively with people and families walking all around, enjoying the weather. If I had more time I would have stopped by the food trucks/stations but that'll be for next time!

This place has added so many new and exciting things A gallery of restaurants open bars games…read moreand an area for bands. Par 3 a new food bar and putt putt is opening soon. They have a lot for kids and a big screen to watch sports. It's a fantastic place to spend a summer day or evening

Theater was really awesome, parking could be tricky possibly, but was easy enough to find on a…read moreSaturday evening for a show. The only reason I gave 4 stars was two things: women's bathroom was COMPLETELY out of hand soap at about 7 o'clock in the evening. I understand these places may be understaffed, the good thing was as soon as I said something it seems like they went in and remedied the situation. BUT, and when I say but, it's a BIG BUT, once the lobby started to fill with people, IT GOT HOT. SO, SO HOT. Everybody was sweating and complaining. I heard one woman say she wasn't sure how much more she could take. It was bad, really really bad. Other than that, I'd definitely be willing to come back for a show at this theater! ....especially in the winter.

I remember seeing movies in this building as a kid, so it's really awesome to see it continuing to…read moreprovide an entertainment venue. We attended a concert of several bluegrass bands headlined by Rumpke Mountain Boys on New Year's Eve 2019. On this particular night, the crowd was the perfect size. Great vibe down on the floor in front of the stage, but enough room to move around on the second tier for those that prefer a little more elbow room. The bar service was prompt, prices seem fair and the variety of beer selections is decent for a venue that isn't open every night (though no beers on tap, which is understandable for an event venue I suppose). The building is in pretty good shape, and really shows off the classic architecture well. It seemed to me like the stage area has been enhanced recently, though I couldn't be sure. This is a great neighborhood venue for live music and events. Check it out!

Fun evening and one of the most economical movie theaters around. A wide selection of food (very…read morefew vegetarian options at the restaurant). Full bar with a wide selection of local beers. The seats were a little disappointing but each set has a table joining them so be careful when picking seats online. You have to print out your online ticket at the venue which seems odd but the lines moved quickly the night we were there.

It was a busy Saturday night and the service was very prompt…read more Ice cold beer on draft Several TVs for college football watching The pulled pork platter was plentiful- try the Alabama white sauce- The Cole slaw is unlike any other I've tasted really good with a spicy kick Texas toast is bomb Tip- eat in the restaurant- the cigar bar area gets really smoky- it gave me a headache after a few minutes- Our server Kennedy did a good job-

Atmosphere is cozy, and definitely you'll feel the 70-80's movie scenes!…read more This mini theatre isn't big, but you'll feel nostalgia!

New and Indie Movie House that brings you back to a time when the movies was an experience!…read more It's small (TWSS). Let's get that out of the way. However, it's unassuming at first look. I actually don't know how many theaters are within Esquire, but there are several. If you're going for your reclining seats, your drink holders, you craft cocktails and beer..... go somewhere else, Yuppie. If you're going for the experience of seeing a movie and soaking it all in, go to the Esquire Theatre. They play Independent, New Run, Foreign and Retro movies primarily. I've even gone and seen Animation Festival Collections. Their selection changes weekly, so visit their website for the latest and greatest. You can purchase tix online, but they also have the old school box office window, with a live person, at the front. Literally a box office! Once you enter, you're greeted by the smell of fresh delicious popcorn. Freshly made and, if you so desire, with REAL butter. Yes.... REAL butter! Not some butter flavored "liquid". They have a modest candy offering along with drinks. But you know what they don't have? Pricing that makes you reconsider choices in your life or having to check in with your financial advisor before you buy a small popcorn and drink. I don't know the prices off the top of my head, but I can say that when I buy a small popcorn and a drink, I don't have the urge to angrily ask the person behind the counter if they "are feel good about what they're doing". Reclining seats? Nope. Drink holder? I don't know, maybe. Stadium style seating? No...you're not at a stadium. Plush comfy cusiony seating? Not a chance. Old school flip-down movie house seats? You got that right! And they are fantastic. Look... I'm not boarding a nine hour international flight. I'm going to see a movie. I'm fine with a regular movie seat. The theaters aren't big either. This isn't a complaint. If I really want to see some highly intense visual masterpiece of a movie, then sure, I might got to one of the "big theater" theaters with their IMAX Dolby-riffic Deluxe 8D Aural Experience to sodomize your senses. But, those usually aren't my jam, and that's just me. I like a good movie. The Clifton area is what it is. It's artsy, quirky, independent and fun. It's a great atmosphere and, in my opinion, The Esquire is the heart of Clifton. The way that way-back-when marquee juts out from the building with it's big bright bulbs ablaze that's telling of what's playing NOW. It's a work of art in itself and always a great experience. Would I go back? Hell yes. It's my first choice for movies that I cannot always find elsewhere. Much of the Esquire's selection doesn't always play at "big box" theaters. Sure, they play some of the first run new movies, but they offer so much more than that. Make a night of it, in Clifton. There are plenty of restaurants within walking distance to choose from. Have dinner, maybe check out a few of the independent shops up and down the street and then head to your movie. It will be a great night. Pro-tip: Watch the parking. You can park on the street, but be mindful of the signs. You can use whatever parking app it is (I can't remember) and max out the time. I do believe you can extend it right from the app, should your movie run longer than your parking time limit. There are also various parking lots.