I decided to take my family out for a night of bowling since visiting, and my family and I had our…read morepresence graced a young lady named Ava. She was taking care of us during the evening, and she was just amazing. Food was just okay, we had not expected much in terms of quality anyhow. To end on good note, I very much appreciated the space that Ava gave for my family I, and I plan to bring them home when visiting again.

The movie experience was great!!…read more I went to Casa Blanca for a matinee showing of the 1999 cinematic masterpiece, The Mummy, with Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz on its 26th anniversary and had a wonderful time. The cinema in its entirety was pretty slow when I went so I had the theater to myself for the showing. I'm sure the lack of a crowd was part of the reason the staff was in such a good mood! For the place itself, the theater's speakers were crisp and the seats, though not recliners, were comfy, the self serve drink refill and snack station was clean and fully stocked, and the restrooms were in excellent condition as well. Nothing new here but beware the snack prices. They keep getting pricier and pricier! I'd definitely like to return to see a few more movies and experience the arcade and bowling side of things. Thanks for a good time, Casa Blanca!

Such a cool set up with tons of beers on tap to try! The theaters are super clean and the staff…read morevery friendly and helpful. It's definitely the kind of movie experience I would like to repeat. The food was so good and way better than expected. My fave is definitely the fried pickles though with Cayenne Can't wait to go back!

Great good and service, but sadly terrible atmosphere trash was every! Sadly won't be back :/read more

I went there to see a Wuthering Heights matinee this past Sunday afternoon. I sat towards the back…read morein the handicap row so that I could park my rollator walker next to me. I specifically chose this theater for the "luxury reclining seats" but my seat wouldn't recline. I moved one seat over and that one wouldn't recline either. Thank goodness barely anyone was in the theater, because I had to move several seats over to find a recliner that worked. I sat there very comfortably for about an hour and a half and then went to use the restroom. Went back to my seat and it also wouldn't recline! I can't sit with my feet down for very long without experiencing increased pain, which is why I chose this theater. The rest of my time there was positive, but I'm concerned about returning because of the issue with the seats not being able to recline. I'm worried that I'd return to a full theater and not be able to elevate my legs and feet in the future. Small theater, so I didn't have to walk very far to get to my seat or the restroom. The employees are very nice and helpful. I only had a smart water so I can't remark on the snacks.

I remember when this was a dollar theater back in the day. I saw Oliver Stone's "The Doors" and I…read morebelieve Scorsese's, " Goodfellas" in a double feature. I also hearken back to that time when I saw the person carrying a backpack with 5 kids. It was for a deliberate reason. Enter the sounds of snuck in sodas and snacks. It was dingy but admission to get in was cheap. Now theaters have become visual representions of our homes. Reclining chairs, table side service and designer foods. The whole point of going to movies was to surrender to the movie. But now that time has passed. Even though this place has re-opened and still maintains its former glory, it is no match for the litany of mega-theaters and burgeoning streaming services. Maybe my review is to opine as in nostalgia but that is not such a bad thing. Plus I can't do the bigger theaters where everything is on the other side of the world. Firstly tickets are really, really cheap. If you don't mind 30 minutes of trailers, the compromise is subtle. In addition I really see no major difference in sound and film quality versus the major outlets. Although with praise there must be critique. One major thing patrons will not agree with are the concession's pricing. Popcorn is outrageous. Beverages are going to put a hurting to your wallet. And an almost seemingly 10$ dollar Icee? With no accompanying refills? Simple solution, join their membership loyalty club for a monthly fee of $10 bucks. It really saves you money. I must mention a caveat. The crowd can be interesting. I one time saw a dude dressed like a wizard. And a couple next to us were discussing their men troubles. Almost throughout the whole movie. I suppose living four years apart and now reacquainting ourselves to sitting together is still problematic. I must say I do like this theater despite all forementioned things. It is not pretending to be anything other than what it is. They offer premium films at inexpensive prices. Concession prices leave little to be desired. But again my theater hack is to sneak in a bag of Sour Patch Kids and wait for the loud "Fast and Furious MCIIIV" trailers to pop open drinks. I mean it's not the Alamo Drafthouse but I don't think that's a bad thing either. ps. I wish my partner would stop selecting horror movies when we go! I miss my arthouse films.

Just went in for popcorn! Discovered a popcorn vending machine from Santikos, which was a…read morephenomenal idea. And worth giving them five stars Basically get whatever size you want and go to the popcorn, dispensing machine and voilà instant popcorn with the butter right there that you can layer yourself. I'm guessing you have to order a bucket of it to get free refills. Still a great idea because it helps cut down on the consession line and you only have yourself to blame if not enough butter.

Dirty restrooms while being over staffed Half the games…read moredon't work or are missing prizes And they overprice everything. Knock off cheetos are $7 like seriously? No wonder the theatre is dying

It's so sad every time I come now I know for sure this is not gonna be a place I come back to I…read morehave to go to the one furthest from my house it's sad but the bathroom I just can not take every time it's nasty and no cash never wtf is that about it's so small yet so nasty who is the manager and why do they not care about they location

Great updates to this theater. The staff are amazing and their love for cinema is just as amazing…read more The seats recline and they also can deliver the food. They offer alcoholic beverages and also have a video game arcade. The cashless systems cut down on crime as everyone can be identified by seat number as well as the camera security measures in place.

Met my hubby to go watch a movie because he was in town for work. Service and the experience was…read moregreat. Only thing was no free refills on drinks or popcorn. This place has to catch up to the times. Seats are traditional and do not recline but that didn't take away from the movie. Since it's the only place in town you can't beat it.

This place takes you back if you live in the big city. Rio 10 has what you need. The movie and…read moresnacks. I was out of town and my family wanted to see a movie. So the small town of Kerrville had a theater. It's nothing fancy but it does the job. Keep in mind no refills on anything. Js if your used to these things.

Was able to catch an early afternoon Rom-Com movie, "Solo Mio" on a Saturday. We entered the lobby…read moreand you have to have a bag-check. It's been awhile since I've been to this theater and remembered that the reclining seats weren't as comfortable as Alamo Drafthouse's. Well I think they had a remodel since then because the seats were very cushiony, seemed newer as the seats weren't worn down and the width of the seats and spacing between seats seemed ample enough that you're not going to bump your neighbor. The tray tables are also well-placed so that your table isn't impeding your view. I think it was well-designed. It was a smaller theater with only 5 rows but the terraced rows were low enough that someone walking in the lower row won't impede your view as well. The theater wasn't super cold as some places are where I'm using a hoodie and jacket in the middle of summer. Folks in line and around us still brought their blankets, LOL! To note, there's a $5 Santikos ticket deal where you can buy these tickets during the last few showings of a featured movie. They're only available for purchase at the theater according to the onscreen ad. Concession stands are downstairs and there's a bar. The screen showed a clip where you can order your food and have it brought to you for a small service fee. There was also a message of knowing where to exit and being vigilant with your surroundings or something to that effect. It's always good to be street-smart these days. After the movie, we exited and there was a Sheriff's Deputy that was outside and looking at his phone. I figured he was going to be on guard today or perhaps the weekend since a major world event occurred today that I expected ramped up security in public places.

Saw the Minecraft movie here. And the theatre was super clean. Bathrooms amazing. I love that this…read moreplace has movie memorabilia. We had popcorn, extra butter, and a freestyle soda, diet cherry vanilla Dr Pepper. The ticket taker was super nice and understood we had a larger group coming in. The concession stand gentleman was super quick. The clean up crew was very quiet entering the movie towards the end and I enjoyed this theatre.

This theater is older and it definitely has some issues, but what makes it all worth it is the…read morestaff every single one of the people that work here make this feel like a second home. I feel so welcomed and so much love when I come here. Management is so responsive and are quick to action on any feedback. The people behind the counter are always smiling and are eager to help. I love this place and its people.

We were looking to see a specific movie over the holidays and saw that the movie was showing at…read moreCielo Vista. We easily made our seat selection and paid for our tickets using the app. It was really an easy process! When we arrived, an employee helped us get our tickets and directed us to our theater. We got popcorn and drinks. I wasn't so happy with the popcorn. Something about the butter. Otherwise, it was enjoyable.

1. Customer Service outstanding 2. Venue Very Clean…read more3. Seating Very Comfortable 4. Food very good 5. Love it!

I am writing from my reclining seat at Santikos Cibolo which was less than a 10m drive from this…read moretheater. This theater is really outdated and dinghy. The staff were unhelpful. We walked in circles three times looking for the ticket kiosk. The person who was meant to give us 3d glasses let us walk past him two more times without addressing us. Once we sat down, I was bummed that the theaters lack recliners. The ancient seats were uncomfortable and dirty. Once the movie started, the speakers were only working on one side of the theater. Yvonne (manager) refunded our tickets (because none of the employees knew how). However, Yvonne rudely told me I was wrong about the sound and offered no apology for the poor overall experience; no leadership whatsoever from this person. I highly recommend Santikos Cibolo. The theater is modern, the sound works and our tickets, drinks and popcorn were several dollars less expensive. I don't see any reason to visit Regal Live Oak again. They don't do a single thing right.