This is NOT a cinema and draft house. It's a regular movie theatre. Period. Regular movie seats…read more Typical concessions and food. Not as advertised at all.

Now that the world is opening up again it's nice to have THC&PH for some quality movie viewing. And…read moreeven better with their selections of beer and wine, soft drinks, fresh popcorn, and sweets for everyone. Updated stadium seating is very comfortable, and their new sound system is top notch. Their staff makes sure it's a very pleasurable experience. Special shout out to Khamla and Sandra for taking such good care of us all. Located amongst the many auto dealerships, and right next door to The Natural Cafe.

This is a wonderful little theatre to see movies. I was surprised by the comfort of the seats and i…read moreappreciate being able to reserve seats beforehand. The bathrooms are small and there are few staff so the line to get food and get in can get long. Overall, you come to watch a movie and you do that with a comfortable seat of your choosing.

Ah yes . . . if those walls could talk…read more I haven't been to the Fairview Theater since my "Dos Pueblos High School days," when this theater was THE hot-spot for our years of "first dates," popcorn fights, and all those growing pains. And also with crazy memories of seeing Jaws and Rocky Horror Picture Show right there during their premiere days. And now, after at least 40 years, there we were in the fifth row, watching Licorice Pizza (fabulous movie, a must-see before awards season). Staff was very pleasant and helpful, popcorn, sweets and soda were spot-on, and the seating area was clean and ready for us.

We are in town for a lacrosse tournament and my daughter and I decided to go to a movie. We picked…read morethis theater because it was within walking distance of our hotel. Unfortunately, as the lights dimmed and the excitement was about to begin...the theater suddenly went dark and the emergency lights kicked on. The staff immediately reassured us that we were safe and that there was a power interruption and that things would be running shortly. Sadly, minutes ticked by and the staff came back to let us know the outage was affecting a large part of the area and offered vouchers. I was in a pickle. I purchased my tickets through Fandango, we were leaving town the next day and their site refuses refunds or credits after the movie start time...no exceptions (I should review them...boooo). We hung back for a few minutes while the staff dealt with safely walking all the customers out and I spoke with Elias who is the GM. He was extremely polite and apologetic. He too understood that working with Fandango was problematic and he offered to take my information and see if he, or the corporate office of the theater, could help. I left my information with hope, but no great expectations. Well today I got my socks blown off! I received an email from Elias and he is working with Fandango. He just needs my confirmation information from them to try and facilitate a refund. At this point, the ball is in Fandango's court! I am so impressed with Elias and the staff of Metro 4 Theatre in Santa Barbara. In this age of digital processing and service by text it was so refreshing to deal with a professional who cared about the company, the job and the customer. Speaking to someone who was willing to go the extra mile was such a wonderful experience. I am so thankful to Elias and his team and would recommend this little theater to anyone in the area. I am happy to give 5 starts on service alone!!!!!!!!!!

WORSE PLACE EVER. manager was SO rude. terrible customer service. i will not be going backread more

You have read enough about live performances in this space. I am sorry to say it also sucks as a…read moremovie theater. It smells. Like somebody else's storage unit. The stage curtains can no longer be fully retracted for a widescreen movie. Super Mario Galaxy, of all things, had about 3 feet on each side projected onto the curtains. Abandoning the beautiful entryway and its kiosk is unforgiveable. Instead you are to buy your tickets in the box office, which bears no resemblance to the rest of the building. It looks like a pop-up version of the office at your middle school. It's beautiful inside, and the unpleasant smell is faint enough you'll forget it once your popcorn and red licorice ick int. But be sure you sit in the front 10 to 20 rows if you want to actually feel you are watching a projected film on a big screen. My negativity is here to apply what small share of pressure I can contribute to what should be one of Santa Barbara's iconic landmarks. The theater is worth visiting anyway. On a certain level it is wonderful. But boy does it need a lot of work.

Came here last night for the Santa Barbara film festival virtuosos award. I grew up going here for…read morea field trips and it was always a fun time. The building is so beautiful. I had a great time last night.

My first ever drive-in experience & I'm a convert. Loved it! Super fun, completely novel…read more We bought our tickets for the show & headed on in. $17 for two of us. It's laid out with dirt mounds so you can pull up on the mound & have the hood raised up a bit to see over cars in front of you. We went for the 9:30 showing - it was dark. They have trash cans placed between parking spaces so you can easily dispose of your trash afterwards. We walked over to the snack bar to get some mouth watering treats and left super psyched with their popcorn. It was fresh, hot and delicious. Yum! The movie, Venom, was awesome & the whole experience was fun. A lot of people had air mattresses in the back of their pickups or brought out folding chairs to enjoy the flick. If you've never been to a drive in movie theater I really recommend it. It's campy & a throwback experience.

Nice option for cheaper movie experience in the comfort of your car. Sound is OK since it's…read moretransmitted to your radio. Video is OK since projector and screen are not latest and greatest. One problem I have with the theater is they show kids movies at 11PM and rates R movies go first around 8PM, which is when you would want to take your kids. Not a great movie schedule for families with little kids.

I used to take a disabled gentleman to this theater almost every week and it was really great…read moreexperience. The staff were so nice and patient. They let him take home one or two of the promotional posters and one time a shirt. It was because of this he decided he would like to work at a movie theater too, and that has been a great goal for him to have and work towards. You guys rock!

Drove from. Ventura to watch Disclosure Day the box office gave us minions movie instead we ended…read moremissing out movie left with a refund and a very expensive coke manager was rude doesn't value people time will never return. terrible customer service

This small theater in downtown Ventura is great for a movie night. Reclining seats that actually…read morerecline, a solid mix of movies, and an intimate setup that never feels chaotic. Overall vibe? Cozy and easy. Concessions move fast, and ordering ahead is a game changer. Love the selection of packaged snacks, the Icee machine, and yes, they even offer wine and beer. Pro tip for movie buffs: download the Cinemark app for rewards, hit up discount Tuesdays, and always reserve your seats ahead of time.

Good theater with big seats. Solid experience for regular matinee viewings. Unfortunately I've had…read moreseveral bad experiences with their one night specialty showings. They left the lights on during the first 30 minutes of Episode III. I went and saw that stupid Megalopolis movie opening day and no one from the staff asked Adam Driver the question out loud at that one part. My poor heart can't take that kind of disappointment again. My go to matinee theater though!