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    Maya Cinemas

    2.8(222 reviews)
    1.0 mi

    Came here and saw Now You See Me, Now You Don't…read more I'm going to have to raise my eyebrows at the previous reviews. Maybe it's because I've never interacted with any of the employees during my visit. It's been years since I've stepped foot inside this cinema, like most new and grandiose multiplex. It's comfortable and even got to see my movie in DOLBY ATMOS! The visual and audio was more than enough for me. I didn't feel like I was at the ritz, I felt like I was at a movie theatre. More: I don't buy concessions when I go to the movies, so I don't know about "unforgivable" prices but to use more reserved vocabulary, this is how they make money to pay their employees, I should know I worked at a movie theatre before. Overall I had a great experience, buying tickets online was easy and pleasant. I enjoyed my movie - thank you for the hospitality!

    I am all for supporting local businesses, so we chose Maya Cinemas in Salinas for a new movie and…read morewere disappointed from start to finish. First, the phone app disappeared. The kiosk to print online tickets was broken, which meant everyone had to wait in line at the concession stand just to get tickets. Then, since we had not visited in a while, we were not familiar with the layout anymore. Our movie was in Theater 1, but the numbering/signage was unclear. We saw Theater 2, but there was no visible number for Theater 1 nearby, leaving us second guessing whether we were in the right place. Once inside, the theater itself felt very worn down. The seats were so worn they looked dirty, and there were no food trays. I did like how far back the recliners went, but the farther you reclined, the more a barrier in front blocked the bottom portion of the screen. We also paid for the Dolby sound experience because my husband appreciates good audio quality, and he immediately noticed that not all of the surround speakers were being used, particularly the rear speakers. That noticeably took away from the movie experience. Overall, this theater feels neglected and run down. It is disappointing to see what was once a thriving theater decline so much. Unfortunately, we will not be back.

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    National Steinbeck Center - Inside

    National Steinbeck Center

    4.3(121 reviews)
    1.0 mi
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    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.

    While I can't remember the last time that I've read a book by John Steinbeck, I thoroughly enjoyed…read morevisiting the National Steinbeck Center. Unfortunately, reading his books wasn't part of my high school English curriculum; however, my interest in his works was rekindled by visiting this amazing facility! I spent at least a couple hours meandering through the exhibit, beginning with a short film telling the story of his life. It was fascinating to learn how John Steinbeck was both shaped by his hometown, and how much influence he had on the literary landscape during his lifetime. There is so much to look at and discover here! If you're a book nerd, whether a Steinbeck fan or novice like me, check this place out. Ticket prices are reasonable, and they offer discount for locals, veterans, and youth, or if you become a member. I can't wait to visit his childhood home next!

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    Oldtown Salinas - Beautiful sunny day

    Oldtown Salinas

    4.0(4 reviews)
    1.3 mi

    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

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