This was my first time at the Cinebites event and overall, it was ok. I think the experience could…read morehave been better and I'll outline why. When bought the tickets, there was no indication as to what was on the menu. One of the people in my group has a nut and shellfish allergy, but there was no where on the ticket purchase screen to note this. Normally, reservations would have this option to make sure they can prepare ahead of time. I took a chance and hoped they would ask this when we arrived. We came as a party of four to the Lady and the Tramp movie and the event was listed from 6:30-9:00 but doesn't mention when the doors would open. We arrived at 6:15 thinking that we could sit down and use the facilities before the movie started, but the doors were locked and there was no sign. Several other customers did the same and I assume they were under the same impression. Would have been helpful in the email communication to let customers know when the doors open so they aren't arriving too early and having to wait. When we sat down, the hostess let us know it was open seating and to not leave too many gaps, which is fine, but their setup was not exactly couple friendly. Each table could seat 3 people and since we were a group of 4, the 4th person had to sit in the next table, which felt a little disconnected. One small popcorn bag was placed for every 3 people, so if you had a 4th person in the group, they would have either shared with the group they came with or with a stranger. The menu was on each table, there were no ingredients or allergy mentions. The menu looked standard and the dishes listed don't typically have any shellfish or nuts. There were no announcements made when everyone arrived and no one to greet us other than the hostess at the front. We waited for a while and then at 6:52, the movie started. One the movie started playing, we noticed immediately that the speakers on the left side of the room weren't working. It was hard to hear the movie the rest of the night and I'm not sure if this was just a technical issue that day. When the food started arriving, we had one dish that had almonds and we had to ask the server to send it back because of the allergy. I asked if there were any more items on the list with shellfish or nuts, but they seemed confused at the ask and didn't know. This could potentially cause severe reactions and the Cinebites teams should take this in consideration. Luckily the salad was remade and no issues came up. When the movie was done, the staff came out with a microphone to thank everyone for coming and then had a parade of the staff. It was cool to see those that worked there to make things happen that evening. Now knowing they had a microphone, it would have been nice for them to welcome guests in at the beginning and given directions to those who have never been here before. While I know this is not to the same level as the other Movie and Dinner events out there, it was something new to try out and nice that Utah has something like this.

My entire family and I had lot of fun at their murder mystery party!…read more Well done!! We'll definitely be back!

If I could rate no stars I would. My son booked a wedding there and three months later the venue…read morefiled bankruptcy. He only got half of the deposit back and was told that they were not obligated to give him any money. Shame on you! You had to gave known you were going to file bankruptcy three months after taking their deposit! I am still furious to this day!

I toured this venue with my fiance and it was absolutely beautiful. The owners are so kind and…read morewelcoming.

I am writing this review from a guest's perspective, not someone who hired the venue directly, so…read moretake it for what it's worth. My first impression was that this is right on a busy street and has very little parking. It's not an attractive place from outside-it's very dated and looks like a retail space-maybe an old vacuum shop or something. It doesn't scream "special event." Inside, there's a large room that can be setup in a variety of ways. When I first arrived, the room was setup for the ceremony with chairs and some benches. The group went outside for photos (in the parking lot) and when we returned it was reset for dinner. The room can be versatile, but it's nothing spectacular. If you're looking for a low-key venue for a small group, maybe this is a good fit. But if you want an elevated, beautiful experience, you might want to keep looking.

This venue was perfect for my family's event! The owners were super friendly and kind. They helped…read moremeet our needs and allowed us to bring our own catering. The location is clean, well kept, and beautiful! I could see it being perfect for other occasions as well; weddings, baby showers, receptions, birthdays, etc. I also love that it's located on Main Street! A new Kaysville small business treasure!

Don't expect to call your ride to come pick you up, no cell service in the place and $10.00 to use…read moretheir WiFi.

When you have a dance competition here and they only have one dressing room for all the studios…read morewhich is well over 1,000 people all in one room and the floor was disgusting and the bathrooms were terrible trash everywhere no toilet paper in the stalls I wouldn't recommend this place and the hotel that connects to it is even worse

We had a great experience having our reception at Chantilly Mansion!…read more We were married in mid-August, and we wanted an outdoor reception, but it was nice to know that we could easily transition everything inside if a summer storm happened that day! (Thankfully it didn't!) They took care of everything and had plenty of options for food, decor etc., and they had no problem making the accommodations we needed. The whole place is beautiful and the flowers and little waterfall and bridge made our pictures turn out really well.

Most beautiful venue! They host amazing events and the owners are wonderful- the most beautiful…read morelocation

My daughter recently had her wedding ceremony and reception at Wild Orchard Ranch. Not sure how…read moreshe found it. Overall, the venue was OK. Rustic setting in South Weber, Utah. Rural enough for ambiance, but it's not so out of the way that you're screwed if you forgot something and need to run to the store because you're 2 hours away from civilization - if you know what I mean. Rural setting also meant there was no electricity. Everything ran off generators. Rural setting also meant there were no street lights . . . or street signs . . . or a street. Make sure your headlights are working and that you're not scared to drive on an unlit, country, dirt road at night. No alcohol allowed unless you make prior arrangements - which includes hiring a licensed bartender and signing a liability contract. The staff was very clear about the rules and consequences. Although this didn't affect us, I was taken aback at the threat of having the police called if alcohol was found on the premises. Gotta love Utah. No drones allowed - in case you were wanting drone footage for aerial photographs or videography. Apparently, the venue is located in military restricted air space. Parking was minimal. Kitchen was smallish. Only matters, I guess, if you plan to self cater - which my daughter chose to do. Pre-decorated (country Pintrest style). Staff was pleasant.

Address is incorrect!. I believe it should be WEST! Not…read moreEAST! I live near 291 EAST and we get people at our house lost because this is wrong!

If you have a kid or know any, chances are you've spent some time at Classic Fun Center. It's the…read morequintessential birthday party place or weekend hangout for older kids. They have a skating rink, small arcade, bounce houses and-my personal favorite-laser tag. Sure, it's older and smells like stinky socks, but you quickly forget that when you're running around with your buddies chomping on some Sysco pizza. Oh, the good old days.

Coming here is such a blast from the past! I used to frequent this place when I was in junior high,…read moreso now that I have an 11-year-old, it's been fun to come back and teach her to rollerblade. My only complaint is the little kids on scooters going the wrong way. I wish they were more strict about everyone skating the right way, because we've had some kids knock us over and I got a nice goose egg from it. I REALLY wish they didn't allow scooters, but I understand the business aspect of it.