I love the Row House! It's such a unique little spot. There's only one theater, so they tend to…read morechoose a few movies around a theme and screen them throughout the week. The themes are always fun -- Ghibli Week, Tight Pants Appreciation Week, Families Ugh!, and of course Cat Video Fest are some stand outs. We saw a double feature of the Evil Dead 1&2 here around Halloween last year, and it was a blast. There are plenty of restaurants and bars within a couple of blocks on Butler street, so it's easy to grab a bit before, after, or in between showings. The Row House connects to Bierport, so you can snag a craft brew to sip during your showing. The Row House also has a variety of interesting snacks as well as your classic popcorn and soda. Plus every once in a while there's an event going on -- once I walked in and was given a lei (???) for a summer movie event, which is still on my dresser to this day. Overall it always makes for a fun trip to the movie! Highly recommend supporting this cool indie theater

I'm inclined to much like this theater and its range of films and events. But for the love of God,…read morewhy do they have to blast the volume at such ear-shattering levels? The fact that the employees have a bag of earplugs behind the counter should be a clue. We attended "The Devils," not a quiet film, and that was our choice of course; but I didn't expect it to be literally louder than most rock shows we attend. Don't go without earplugs -- you can't be sure their little stock won't run out.

This is a great place to watch a movie. The screen is large and the sound is excellent! The entire…read moreplace has such a cool vibe. They even have a balcony for people to sit up there. The popcorn is a must. It is fantastic and cooked with Amish butter. As a side note, this amazing theatre has the ability to show films in 70 mm. For example, they have had special 70mm screenings of Lawrence of Arabia, Aliens, and Total Recall, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. Even though IMAX is more well known, 70mm is equally impressive.

We went there years ago when it was under different management it was great then and even better…read morenow. These places are gem and great for a date night or just something different. My teenagers enjoyed it as much as we did.

Low cost Tuesday night. My bf is taking me out for my…read morebirthday. Seeing a special movie. I don't know what it is yet.

One of my favorite places to go to the movies in South hills. Great comfortable reclining seats…read more Affordabe ticket prices. Annual Popcorn bucket. Also a pretty good deal if you dont use the bucket, if you buy a large drink and a large popcorn you get a free candy. Everyone is super nice there too.

First timer at this theater for a freebie AARP showing of "It's a Beautiful Day in the…read moreNeighborhood". Only good things to say. Parking -- easy and ample. Popcorn -- freshly popped. Staff -- friendly and helpful. Seats -- OMG leather or leather like (don't know for sure but nice). Wide enough to set my purse beside me. They recline and have a footrest. And there is plenty room to get to and from your seat without climbing over patrons. And, of course, they have cup holders and arm rests. Screen -- gigantic. Prices for general admission -- decent. 11.00 adult, 8.00 senior citizen. Yes, I want to come here again!

I've been catching movies at Century Square Luxury Cinemas in West Mifflin for years now, all the…read moreway back to its old Maxisaver dollar-theater days (ha ha boy there were some antics back then). They completely flipped the script with the massive, comfy recliners and assigned seating, but the absolute best part is that their ticket prices are still way cheaper than the massive chain theaters like the Waterfront.

this is our FAVORITE movie theater in Pittsburgh…read more Big lazy boy recliners. Select your seat days before the movie. Theaters with only 40 seats. And... it is never that busy. A movie theater with good food options. Good prices. I could keep going on and on about this place. I only go to 1-2 movies a year though... but still this will always be my choice.

This hidden theatre behind the rest of the Waterworks Shopping Plaza, offers comfortable recliner…read moreseating. You choose your seat when you purchase your ticket. There is a row for handicap seats. The sound and projection are both excellent. We didn't partake in the concession stand. It has parking outside its entrance and when full there's a pedestrian walkway through the shopping plaza to use the abundant parking in the front of the plaza. The lobby, theatre, and restrooms were all clean. Staff were friendly and helpful. Another pleasant experience at this cinema.

My family and I love going to shows and the Benedum is one of our favorite venues. We always have…read moresuch a great time together. They keep it up really well and make sure that it is clean for every show. They also keep the chandeliers clean and the paint updated. The ushers are always helpful and the staff at the concessions are nice too. We have seen so many wonderful Broadway Shows and concerts there with so many talented performers. We're so lucky to have such amazing talent and so many amazing shows come to Pittsburgh every year. We're also starting to get some of the most popular and current shows from Broadway. The concerts are so much better there since it's a small venue and most seats are good seats. They have artists from all different genres which is nice too. We have also seen some good comedians there too. If you want to see a good show then you should see it at the Benedum.

All of it ....love the ambiance, the organized effort to seat everyone in an organized fashion…read more Bathrooms are cute... snack stand with drinks. Just perfect and get here on time or early or you have to wait -

I attended a performance of a musical at this theater and I was really impressed. First, the…read moreseating area is extremely spacious. The seats have tons of leg room, are comfortable and have a larger base for sitting. This type of seating is surprisingly hard to find. When you first enter the theater, there is a box office window and a concession stand. The concession stand is cash only, so keep that in mind if you are attending any performances here. They had a variety of candy and chips, popcorn and pop and they were all reasonably priced. It was easy to hear the performance and performers clearly and the views were great from anywhere. The one downside is that the theater doesn't have a lot, so you need to find street parking. There was plenty availble, though, even on a performance night that was really well sold. If you have a chance, go and support this theater and the local production company that uses the space!

Lovely small venue! An intimate performance space with accessible parking and restrooms. The bar…read moreuses venmo and has limited beer, wine, and sodas. Everyone there was very kind.

Been to this theater a number of times over the years. Shows are hit or miss and usually cater more…read moretowards the feminine imperative. The one star rating is mostly earned from the rudeness of the fat, bald owner(?). No excuse; especially when there's so much entertainment to choose from in the Pittsburgh area. Can't see myself coming back again.