Friends bought 4 tickets to The Devil Wears Prada 2 and offered me and the hubs if we wanted to buy…read moretwo tickets. Heck yes, and the movie was great. The not so great was the lobby concession area was a hot mess. Burnt popcorn being sold-like you not only could smell it, but see it on the kettle corn in the case. The floor was a mess, straw wrappers and popcorn and some guy added to it by dropping his alcohol drink and it spilled all over the floor and splashing up on me as I'm waiting for some pretzels to get made. (A worker wiped it up with his foot and a couple Sham-Wow cloths.) So the kid waiting on me took forever putting on his plastic gloves, shuffled over to make the pretzels, then stops, walks away-had no idea where. I figured I'd grab some water at the drink station. There's usually clear cups for water, but last night no cups. So I thought they either ran out or just use the soda cups. I grabbed a the middle cup. I was thirsty, small wasn't going to cut it. Hubby goes to pay while I go back to wait for the pretzels. Two boxes get put up for a lady, but no, those are chicken wings orders. The kid suddenly remembers the pretzels he took out of the freezer. Seconds later he hands me a box. The box was cold but it didn't register with me because at that moment my hubby says they charged him $7.00 for my cup of water. He said "fountain water is free I thought?" The kid said "yeah, but only in the clear cups, (which there weren't any) so I have to charge you for the cup." We go to our seats, my seat won't recline back. The feet part came out but the back was straight up and down. My hubbies leaned back, my friend to my right's did too. But not mine. I take a deep breath, it's ok. I'll enjoy my pretzels. Open the box, pick one up, it's frozen. Like rock solid frozen. I can't make this stuff up. So I walk back down to the concessions and a nice manager lady noticed me approaching. I said these are frozen. She grabbed the box and picked one up, she was like omg! These weren't even cooked! She went around to the prep area and showed a couple kids-one was the one that messed up the order. He didn't say a word to her. He just stood there. The other girl jumped into action with her manager because they were behind on pretzel orders. I got my pretzels fast. Rushed back to my non reclining seat and enjoyed them. But this is why I go to Kenwood.

Great theater. Clean with friendly staff. Here to see Scream 7. Prices are a little high but it's…read moretoo be expected.

My favorite theater in Cincinnati. Love the reclining seats. Love the service to your chair. Easy…read moreto park, etc. Places to grab food right at Kenwood before or after a show.

Why have I never been here? This theater is 10x better than any other that I've been to before…read more From the start. #1Large parking lot or garage. #2 Great area with restaurants and shopping nearby . #3 Very nice and clean inside. #4 Full bar with great beer choices and actually decent drinkable wine. #5 Full food menu that is delivered to your reclining heated seats. #6 Friendly staff. It will be hard to go to another theater after trying Kenwood Theater. It's a must try.

I really like this movie theater!…read more First, the concessions area is great. The popcorn actually tastes like it has real butter instead of that super artificial oil flavor. They also have a small bar, so you can grab a glass of wine with your movie, plus the usual candy and snacks. And if you're a popcorn person, you can get a seriously huge bag. I saw someone walking out with a massive family sized bag and honestly respected it. The theater itself is very cozy and has that vintage charm you don't get at newer places. Even though it's small, it didn't feel stuffy or cold inside. I was totally comfortable in shorts. The seating is classic old-fashioned theater seating, no recliners or fancy upgrades, which honestly kind of adds to the nostalgic feel. That said, if you're looking for a super high-tech movie experience with perfect projection and luxury seats, you might want a bigger theater. The projector was a tiny bit oversized for the screen so a sliver of the image was cut off, which wasn't terrible but did catch my eye. Still, it didn't ruin the movie. One thing I loved is that they show older films, reruns, and niche movies along with new releases. It's a fun place to see something a little less mainstream while still having a cute date night in the heart of Mariemont Village. Overall, it's a charming, cozy theater that feels special in a way big chains don't. Perfect for a casual date night or a relaxed movie evening after getting dinner in the village.

Our daughter recently got engaged here! The staff worked with her fiancé to set up the theater and…read morethen have the lights come up at the set time during the movie. There was a glitch at the beginning when the sound wasn't working, but they got that fixed in 5 minutes or so and restarted the movie. As the movie was playing, they even went out and changed the marquee to a personalized proposal sign! It was so cute! The employees were very friendly & helpful and the theater & bathrooms were clean and well cared for.

This theater is near my home and I have been going for years…read more Went last week to see "How to train your Dragon" with the kids. 1star: We like that you can choose your seats online . We like the vinyl reclining seats. 1star: bathrooms are clean 1star: concession line & line to get in moved quickly. 1 star: friendly employees -- 1 star: Only complaint we felt the sound was a little louder this time vs previous movies . Will be back for sure

I go here with the Cincinnati Singles Group about every 2 months for over 2 years and often go…read morethere by myself or with some Friends. The place is always Clean, Friendly, and inviting. In over 2 years, I only had a complaint once of a group being too noisy. The manager took care of the situation, and gave me 2 tickets for any show, except for specials. Noone of our group, or any of my friends ever had anything bad to say about the place. Yes, when they have a very popular movie, even with several showing, there are the most popular times that the lines can get long. I always try to get everywhere I am going 15 minutes early and have never had an issue with the lines

Therse days this is my go to for movies cause I live about a block away. I usually try for the…read morebargain matinee. Seats are huge and recline, and I love that! Popcorn is good, which you always expect for movie popcorn. They have pizza as well, and pretzels. Pretty standard for any movie theater. But in the corner is a bar...let's hear it for a bar. Drinks are on the pricey side, but the bartender is friendly and who wouldn't like an adult beverage with their popcorn. Not you...not I. Restrooms are always clean, and that's a huge bonus for a theater. And parking if plentiful in the garage. Head downstairs to the mall office for a discount on parking. Last time we were there parking was $15 for a special event, and we only had to pay $1. Wait until you're ready to leave to get that discount...you have 15 minutes till it expires. And take in that special event. Winning.

While visiting town for the Cincinnati Music Festival, my husband and I decided to enjoy a date…read morenight at AMC and watch The Odyssey in IMAX. Unfortunately, our experience was extremely disappointing. When we entered the theater, it was visibly dirty. There was popcorn and debris scattered throughout the auditorium, making it appear as though it had not been cleaned after the previous showing. I wiped off my seat and hoped for the best. Shortly after the movie began, my back became extremely itchy. At first, I assumed there was simply something on the seat that I had missed. However, I later realized that I had been bitten multiple times by what appeared to be bedbugs. My back was covered in bites by the end of the movie. A clean and safe theater should be the minimum expectation for guests. I hope management addresses both the cleanliness of the theater and any potential pest issues immediately so that other customers do not have a similar experience.

Fun evening and one of the most economical movie theaters around. A wide selection of food (very…read morefew vegetarian options at the restaurant). Full bar with a wide selection of local beers. The seats were a little disappointing but each set has a table joining them so be careful when picking seats online. You have to print out your online ticket at the venue which seems odd but the lines moved quickly the night we were there.

It was a busy Saturday night and the service was very prompt…read more Ice cold beer on draft Several TVs for college football watching The pulled pork platter was plentiful- try the Alabama white sauce- The Cole slaw is unlike any other I've tasted really good with a spicy kick Texas toast is bomb Tip- eat in the restaurant- the cigar bar area gets really smoky- it gave me a headache after a few minutes- Our server Kennedy did a good job-

Very neat experience! That last time I remember being here I was a kid on a field trip for school…read more My wife and I decided to relive a good memory and saw Rocky Mountain express here and it was totally worth it. You are surrounded by picture and sound and it offers a very unique experience. They also do a great job with covid procedures. I look forward to seeing more films here and making this a tradition at least annually.

HUGE FAN of this Cincinnati staple. I believe the Omnimax has been running for the past 28 years,…read morebeginning in 1980. I can tell you the excitement I had as a child going to school field trips here. You would pack a brown bag lunch and sit outside the museum by the fountains, and then enjoy whatever was playing at the Omnimax. What sweet memories! The Omnimax just went digital. In the past, before the show, you could stand outside and watch the film fly through the reels. You could even watch the workers reset the film in between shows. That area is still there, but there is now no need for film, as it is now digital. To be honest, I really couldn't tell any huge differences now compared to what it used to be. The volcano show was the first of their digital videos. The announcement before the show began reminded us that some of the improvements included more speakers behind the screen, a digital upgrade, and larger seats in the audience--all good things. Non-member pricing is nine dollars for the show. Member pricing is about 6 to 7 dollars. The show last little less than an hour. It is first come first serve, so try to get to the line about 15 minutes before the show begins. You can check ticket prices online to see how many seats are sold each showing. If you are checking out the museum, you must check out the Omnimax! It is definitely a good addition to your ticket.

Regal Cinemas in Wilder is more or less what you'd expect--though they have updated their theater…read morein the last few years. All auditoriums now offer stadium seating. Excellent for enjoying a movie . . . also excellent for falling asleep, so it's up to you to recline at your own risk. I give this Regal my usual four-star rating for a multiplex. I miss the days when theater staff would walk through a screening once or twice, just to make sure all is well and no audience members are being noticeably obnoxious. I also don't like the extreme number of trailers and advertisements before the movie--this new bit where they put ads in between the trailers, or after them, is especially unpleasant. BUT--if you are in the Covington area and don't feel like dealing with Newport traffic or parking, and you're in need of a multiplex theater, you can do worse than Regal Wilder.

We felt like royalty. We felt as though we were the only people in the theatre. We were treated so…read moreroyally,