I want to share my thoughts on the new D-Box seats. They are fantastic! The heated functionality…read moreadds a great level of comfort. I'm definitely planning to come back. The other theaters in my area are lacking in comparison. If you get the chance, I highly recommend trying a personalized pizza from Pizza Hut--it's delicious!

Snacks, service, and employees are all nice- but the actual theater screen was filthy! I couldn't…read moresee the movie clearly - there were actual spill stains on the screen (theater 10)

Horrible!!! do not go here for premiere showings if want to get the merch. From the movie....they…read moreput the merch. Out 3 weeks before movie was released so couldn't buy anything for my children during the premier. As an exclusive movie that only is playing in this theatre near us you'd expect them to save the merch for when the movie is released! Not happy with this theatre at all and we will not be returning.

Love the seats. So comfortable. I occasionally order the motion seats when an action movie is on…read moreand it makes the experience awesome.

First time seeing a movie here. Love the size of the theater. The temperature was good, unlike the…read moreone at Del Monte Center. The place is clean enough. We enjoyed Avatar today. Concessions are stuoid money, but that is part of the cost of going. 2 matinee tickets, 1 vitamin water , 1 iced tea and 1 box of candy was $60. We don't do it often, but we had fun.

Snack bar is a little pricey but being a member has some benefits. Lobby is cleanish. Movie seats…read moreare comfortable. Restroom is clean.

This review is based on a private event. The historical building is stunning with some parts…read morerenovated. We talked to some staff who gave us a brief background about the building and they were kind enough to give us a tiny tour into areas that were off-limits to the general public.

Best venue for entertainment in Salinas…read more Was completely remodeled for music and catered events

I have only seen 2 shows at the Fox since it changed hands, but both were a lot of fun. The remodel…read morehas taken some time but has really made a difference to the inside of the Theatre. The bottom floor is now tiered with a dance floor just below stage level and the upper balcony remains theatre seating. The tier seating area in real nice because now you can sit at a table and enjoy your show. The two shows i attended they had cocktail service to this area as well, thats a big plus for those of us who hate to miss anything, It looks as if they have painted the inside to, the whole place is beautiful and between the first show ( George Lopez ) and the last one i attended ( Bret Michaels) it seems to have had more upgrades. The sound system has been added as well as a nice light show. I think the biggest mistake they made with the remodel though is the carpet on the ground levels, Should have gone with a dark color the tan carpet i think will have a short life expectancy. The only other thing i can say is this, support this place, If you support the shows the Monterey Peninsula will have another great large venue and who knows you might Start seeing more truly great shows coming into this area.

over priced tickets and drinks , poor ventilation and creepy employees …read more Plus lousy parking . A Great place if you like polka music . I wouldn't trust anyone in this place

The Steinbeck Museum was a wonderful literary stop in Salinas. We also visited the Steinbeck House…read moredown the street, which made the experience feel more complete. As a tribute to Steinbeck and his connection to the area, the museum was thoughtful, engaging, and well worth the visit. I especially enjoyed the quirky gift shop, always a bonus when a museum shop has personality. The drive into Salinas was also unexpectedly lovely, with so many fields and vegetables growing. It gave the whole visit a strong sense of place and helped connect the landscape to Steinbeck's writing. A great stop for literature lovers, history fans, or anyone looking for something meaningful to do in the area.

What an impressive, thoughtful arrangement of his life, works, and accomplishments! I'm not a fan…read moreof his work but was pleasantly surprised by the layout and contents. Two of our group members are big fans and thoroughly enjoyed the museum taking over 2 hours to explore and interact with the exhibits. The downtown Salina's area has restaurants and shops to explore making it a full day's adventure should you choose.

If you haven't been here in awhile, it's time to check it out! Long-time staples Patria and…read moreDubber's are still here with consistent food fare and friendly service. The Beerded Bean and Cherry Bean are quality coffee shops, each with their own unique character and vibe. But new additions are here. Check out Karnival next to Maya Cinema for light fare and creative drinks. Mangia will seem familiar because the owners had manned Gino's for a good two decades before selling it and starting over with Mangia. Alvarado on Main is Alvarado Street Brewery's latest venue in an old bank. It's always popping. Brand new additions are Heirloom Pizza, still set to open this coming Saturday, Oct. 28, 2023 and Reba's is coming soon (a baking shop with long-time fans at Crossroads). There's too many to mention but don't forget about old favorites like Dudley's and Michael's Grill.

Old town Salinas is your typical western city that you find in the movies with a modern touch. It…read moreonce was a bustling area to travel too if you came to Salinas but with the invention of strip malls and indoor malls this place has become a dead zone. They have great areas to hang out though. Maya cinemas and the food places around the 100 block of old town is great. Fox theater and 201 Main are great additions too. Patrias is a wonderful German food place. There is a Mexican food spot next to the fox theater which is great also. Additionally, Dudley's is a great diner. The coffee places are awesome to meet great locals. Other than that, it's sort dead and go in the mornings to mid afternoons because in the evenings the place goes dry. The night life at Dubbers and 201 Main are hot in the weekends. I can't forget the great beer places!!! They are all over downtown too

What a charming winery! The glass of sparkling rose upon entering, the live music, and tasty…read morenibbling options put Folktale on our "must return" list whenever visiting Carmel. Great staff service, gorgeous setting, reasonable pricing, and fabulous ambiance...such a pleasant surprise!!

Folktale is hands down my favorite winery in the area. Not only is it gorgeous but the wine and…read morefood are delish and the service is always next level. As a local I am really excited about all the live events they have going on and love that you don't have to be a member to go to any of it. it's a perfect spot to bring in out of town visitors or just a lovely Friday night with friends. Folk yeahhh!!!