I admit I had never even heard of NCG, but I was in Brookhaven and needed to kill some time so I…read moredecided to check it out. I was expecting a super low-budget experience but that was not it at all. I was so pleased at this theater that this will definitely be my go-to theater from now on. The place was so clean and fresh that I assumed they had just opened, but it seems they've been open for several years. I went on a Tuesday, and was thrilled at the $6 ticket. Popcorn was also super cheap. I think I paid $23 for ticket, popcorn and drink. A bargain! The popcorn was fresh and crisp. I gobbled it up. The seats were super comfy with no ripped seats. The only thing I didn't like was the handicapped seating (I needed it this particular day) was at the back of the theater. As a member of the short-girl society, it was a little challenging to see over the seats. The next time I go I won't need that seating, so I'll be fine, but I'd imagine someone who needed it might find it challenging as well.

Our go-to movie spot in Brookhaven!…read more We've seen a few kids' movies here and love it every time. NCG does free or super cheap kids' tickets during the summer, which is such a great deal--perfect for keeping little ones entertained without breaking the bank. The theater is always clean, the reclining seats are super comfy, and the unlimited popcorn and drinks are a big win (especially with kids who love refills). Even the bathrooms are clean, which is not always the case at movie theaters! If you're in the Brookhaven area, this is definitely a solid spot for an easy, fun movie night.

The plaza theater is a classic if you live in Atlanta! It brings nostalgic in five to modern day…read moremovies. I was here to watch the recent release of Wuthering Heights, and my viewing experience was great! The quality felt much better than a typical AMC. I will say are a bit squished if you're looking for comfort over style. They were only a few in the theater that I watched my film, and as you'd expect they could recline or have much room to stretch your legs out in. Luckily, this wasn't a necessity for me, but if you'd like to make yourself at home, be warned. The price for a small popcorn was a pretty standard seven dollars. I didn't get to look at the rest of their offering, but it seems they had traditional movie concessions. Overall, love the vibe of this theater and hold definitely be back!

EXTREMELY CHILL Relaxed Old-School Theatre sitting @ Poncey-Highland off N Highland Ave…read more Reminds you of Golden Age of Theatre before COVID... Very V clean Always. Kindest most welcoming staff Ready to Help. Check out their Wide array of films.. ranging from Independent Alternative Flics Not showing Anywhere in Atl ;) to foreign gems, & to the mainstream Classics of yesteryear. Just left HIND RAJB!!! Never thought this flic would show ever Anywhere in GA due to its discerning critical analysis. Plaza Rocked It! Gotta love this gem; adds Huge flavor to this city!

Every time I come here it's always so clean and cozy! The staff is kind and knowledgeable, and the…read morefood pairs perfectly to kick back and enjoy a film with yourself or your loved ones! Great theater!

In a mall, so no stadium seating. You're straining your neck no matter where you sit…read more The bathroom floor was wet--they had a wet floor sign and some cone-type thing in that bitch. On my way out the door, I did a quick foot shuffle trying to grab a paper towel at the last second and slightly stumbled. The bartender and manager apparently took this as conclusive evidence that I "tripped over my own feet cuz I was too drunk" and refused to serve me anymore. I then proceeded to have a full-blown intellectual conversation about the state of Hollywood; how Toy Story 5 was a great critique of screen-obsessed culture in America with a surprisingly balanced message; and how Supergirl was a good movie despite what the incels on Reddit say. If you're in Atlanta, take your ass to Midtown where they have stadium seating. Or fuck it, go to Regal Atlantic Station--they've got a full bar too, and they won't cut your ass off. Trust me, I was blackout drunk for Dune 2. Or drive to Mall of Georgia where they've got 70mm IMAX. Rodrigo/Unc is a cool-ass dude and a great bartender (not the one referenced previously). FUCK everyone else. FUCK Phipps Plaza. FUCK ATLANTA. And most importantly, FUCK THE FALCONS. WHO DAT!!!! Full disclosure- I am an amc a list member and amc stock owner

Overpriced movie ticket . How can a family with kids still afford this ?…read more The guy at the movie theater concessionaires wa very helpful though when something was out and gave me a free extra

Came here to watch Spider-Man. The kiosk to check bought in app tickets weren't working. The movie…read moregot released early so they had all the merch available including movie posters which was great. They even had an artist showcasing their work. The bathrooms were clean and the staff was pretty nice.

I went to IPIC yesterday to see Spider-Man: Long Way From Home and was seated in Theater 6. Shortly…read moreafter getting settled, I noticed the auditorium was a bit warm. Once our server, Diamond, greeted us, we learned they were dealing with a few operational issues, including a limited food menu, a nonfunctioning call button, and unfortunately, no working AC in the theater. Despite the circumstances, Diamond was excellent. She was attentive, communicative, and kept us informed throughout the movie. Management also handled the situation well, coming into the theater to offer guests a full refund and a pass for another movie. We were also given the option to wait about 20 minutes and move to another auditorium showing the same film. I decided to stay and was still able to order a pepperoni pizza and some candy from the limited menu. The pizza was good, but that ranch deserves its own mention because it was surprisingly delicious. Technical issues happen, and I appreciated how both Diamond and management handled a less than ideal situation. iPic will definitely continue to be my theater of choice, and Diamond's service made a big difference in the overall experience.

Yikes! I've visited IPIC Atlanta many times in the past and after my recent experience I will not…read morebe back. For a theater to market itself as a premium experience, the service standards and condition of the theater fell short of expectations. To start, there was no air conditioning in the theater (specifically #6). It made it difficult to relax and enjoy the movie with no air. It would have been helpful to receive correspondence well before showtime about the condition of the theater, but we didn't find out until we arrived. After driving an hour and coordinating childcare, etc. this was a major inconvenience to our evening. The customer service was also seriously lacking. The call lights apparently didn't work so getting assistance was difficult. Also, there is a limited menu. A serious downgrade to what the menu used to be. Another major issue was being required to settle our tab before our food even arrived. That was extremely frustrating and made our entire experience feel rushed and poorly managed. Hopefully management is able to address these concerns and takes them seriously because this is not the level of service IPIC is known for. Otherwise, I don't see this location lasting long.

Quaint neighborhood theater hailed as the first in Atlanta to solely screen independent films…read more(typically 3-4 at a time). I've lived in the area for quite a while now, so I'm bummed I hadn't visited sooner. I went to see the Last Duel on opening night...our theater had 4 other groups , so there was plenty of room to spread out if social distancing is a concern of yours. Masks are "optional". The concession stand within the lobby is small- I only noticed popcorn, mini bottles of wine, and beer...eyes on the prize. Check this place out for night out!

I had the pleasure of visiting this movie theatre for the Color Purple advance screening. It…read morereminded me of a flashback from my childhood days going to the movies. The theatre is intimate with a nostalgic vibe. There's about 6 theatres with old school seats. The concession stand sells standard snacks to satisfy your appetite during the movie. Ample parking is available in the parking lot. I'm uncertain of the prices because entry was free for the movie screening I attended. The staff were professional and polite. I would return to checkout an independent film--in which they primarily offer.

AMAZING EXPERIENCE!…read more I attended the movie premiere of My Cousin's Keeper, and hands down, I was impressed! From the moment I walked through the doors, the customer service was excellent. Everyone was welcoming, helpful, and professional. The establishment itself was absolutely TOP NOTCH! I had never heard of this place before attending the premiere, but I'm so glad I was introduced to it. Great atmosphere, great service, and an overall wonderful experience. I will DEFINITELY be going back!

The only reason for choosing LOOK over any other local theater is the ability to order food to your…read moreseat, enjoy a meal and watch the movie. Despite them having customer contact information, the first notice that dinner was not going to be on the menu was taped to the outer door on arrival. Given that we were there to see The Odyssey - a 3 hour movie - this was pretty disappointing. While the agent on the ticket counter was very apologetic, and the bar team was friendly and working as fast as they could to get through the long, 20+ person line, the whole place was chaos and it felt like we'd surprised them by showing up. This isn't an isolated incident or one-off staffing/capacity issue. We've had similar experiences with long delays, backed up kitchen and order mix-ups the last 2 times we visited, as well. I wish I'd learned from that. You can't run a dine-in theater and not give customers any food. Halfway through the long bar line, an employee said they were taking orders again at the seats via QR code. Everyone ran in, tried to order, couldn't, then came back out to make a new line. 5 more mins later, they came out to say they were taking manual orders and encouraged us all to sit back down and wait. We decided not to trust that, ordered drinks and sent a member of the party to Newks for sandwiches. Spoiler alert: no one ever came to take an order, but the sandwich was delicious. Thanks, Newks. Bye, LOOK.

The only theatre I know that still plays 35mm prints. I love the simpleness and the selection of…read moremovies. The staff is helpful and very knowledgable. I great experience everytime I go and watch a movie.

Years ago I attended Georgia State and vaguely remember the theatre located in the student center…read more I found myself on a Sunday afternoon as my cousin premiered her latest short film that she directed and produced in this theatre. It's a cool little cinema that the students are fortunate to have on their campus in downtown Atlanta. The theatre was very accommodating for my cousin's premiere and everything went off without a hitch!

Only the best frkn movie theAtre in Atlanta! Doubles as a…read moreblockbuster movies' spot plus an independent flic cineplex. Comfortable Clean Seating areas. They go outside of their way to ensure their individual cinemas are vacuumed & scrubbed on a regular basis. Popcorn, grub, etc. a-ok :)

Good art theater if you're in the midtown area, but I wouldn't put it above the Plaza in terms of…read moreexperience. Seats are somewhat uncomfortable, but location is great. I recommend going to one of the many restaurants in Midtown Promenade before your movie - makes for a good afternoon/evening.

Came here to see Your Name's 10th anniversary. It's located upstairs so you need to take the…read moreelevator or escalator above the entertainment place. The theater was empty and clean. I had the AMC recliners where there are two buttons for the leg and trunk portions but no seat warmers. Audio was fantastic, not too loud but definitely clear. Screen was big and beautiful!

This theater may be going downhill, and unfortunately, I'm starting with the bar…read more As a former bartender, the inconsistency in drink portions, combined with the pricing, is hard to justify. Paying what I did for a simple Amaretto Sour felt like highway robbery. Because of that, I don't see myself supporting the bar aspect of this establishment moving forward. As for the theaters, some of the seats could definitely use a facelift. Customer service at the concessions is also hit or miss. Thankfully, Benjamin was the one bright spot during today's visit, he provided the positive customer service experience that stood out. Overall, I'm on the fence about continuing to support this establishment. There are some things that need to be addressed if they want to keep customers coming back.