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.

Tucked behind the Westmoreland Mall, this theater looks unassuming based on the storefront of the…read moreplaza... but it is immense inside. With a lobby reminiscent of old school grandeur, the new uses find a way to fit right in. With displays of candy and souvenir cups for the movies, the lobby definitely is inviting and the Coke Freestyle machines give patrons access to free refills during the movie experience. The theaters are well kept too. Slightly older chairs - it isn't the full lazy boy recliners that can be found at some AMCs, but still comfortable for use! The online ticketing does allow you to pick your exact seat and the labeling of the rows and chairs is very well laid out.

Time for "The Odessey" posted on website is 5:00pm. At box office, changed to 5:35. Then 25…read moreminutes of waiting through captive audience noise for previews and commercials. Ugh!

Great place. Clean and up to date. Staff are gracious and…read moreInformed. Best theater in town.

This was a good movie theater. The only thing is that there were SO MANY ads before the movie, like…read moreand hours worth. But other than that it was good. The movie was good. The employees were good. And I love the vibe of the place. I recommend this movie theater.

Still really good theater. The prices are lower than others I frequent. I wish it were closer…read more Even the sears that are just rocking are fancy with cup holders and stadium seating. If getting a drink, you pay first. I looked around for cups for a bit. They have the freestyle drink machines which even include iced tea now. Customer service w is still friendly. Everyone was very nice The bathrooms are totally remodeled and improved. Too bad getting there is such a pain doe me. I highly recommend them.

The new theater is coming together in an amazing way. Everything I was hoping to see!…read more The new bar & seating area is gorgeous!!! As well as the Prime theater so elegant & classy. The new heated reclining seats are perfect!! Thank you....Thank you for the new upgrades. You've restored my faith in my FAVORITE movie theater!

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.

My husband and I have been going to PhoenixTheatres in Bridgeville for at least a year. Tuesday's…read moreare $5 tickets and half off PTX. I usually reserve tickets online. Love their big leather reclining seats. They have a full bar and a concession stand. I want to give a loud shout out to their bartender.... I went last night and I realized I look forward to seeing her. She is friendly, always asks what movie you are seeing and responds genuinely. Last night, I stopped by for a refill and she remembered my drink order. Wow! 5 star service!!!

Rando: Hey Lilli, what's your favorite theater in Pittsburgh?…read more Me: Well, Manor Theatre is my favorite. Rando: Why? What makes it so? Are you just saying that? Me: I mean it! It's locally owned. They have a good selection of movies. It looks great on the inside, and no one pops better corn than the lovely people at Manor Theatre. Rando: I'll be! Those are good reasons.

Comfortable, small, mom and pop style theater. You can have a drink while you watch the movie…read more Choose a movie that's good for a small setting and you will enjoy it

If I could I would give this a zero star review. they did not let me, and my friends in to see…read morejackass and they said no, then we came back with me and my friends in a trench coat, and seen through my sneaky trench coat. If my baseball dad was here he would leave a way worse review. And then we ask for another movie and said no because we had my home boy Epstein. Fixe your game rockstar. Ps my dad said jackass my not a porno PSs and y can't I see the minion movie after six like I'm not going to goon to it once again fixe your game Ubisoft Psss this is y Sam's Club is better.

Always friendly faces to greet you and always clean ,family bathroom.Really try to keep prices…read moreaffordable with their discount days.Great for families!!!

This little theater has been one of my favorite places to see a concert. I've been here 4-5 times…read moreby now and I have to give it my highest recommendation. It's an intimate setting where you can get great seats without a sky high ticket price. There's a snack bar with booze you can take into the theater in a sippy cup. And some really good old theater style popcorn. That room is adjacent to the original theater and is actually an old diner. There's also a courtyard you can sit in if you arrive extra early and the weather is nice. The folks who volunteer here are super nice and helpful. The line up of acts is mostly tribute bands, but I must say they are of the highest quality of musicians. I just saw the real thing, an incarnation of Emerson, Lake and Palmer which was the original drummer and founding member , Carl Palmer, with two very talented guitarist who accompanied him on the classic ELP songs. A video background with the original ELP played behind them. Not only were the two young musicians fantastic but at 76, Carl Palmer did a 10 minute drum solo that was mind blowing! At my last visit there was a disruptive woman shouting in the back of the theater. So much so she was interrupting the performers. Security came and took her out much to the applause of the audience! The other nice thing is easy access. No driving to Pittsburgh and paying ridiculous parking rates. And there are plenty of good restaurants around the area to dine in ahead of the show. You should try it out when you see one of their ads and there's a band you like playing there. My only negative is that they don't support adding the tickets to a virtual wallet. You have to print out the ticket or go to the box office to get them. Maybe soon they will be able to update that.

It is really amazing how many wonderful local theaters there are in the area! The Lamp is one of…read morethose true gems. When you enter the theater, there is a box office to the left, a concession area to the right and in the middle is the entrance to the theater. The theater hosts a variety of events like concerts and musicals. The seating are is large and the seats are spacious and comfortable. It is the type of theater where you really can see from anywhere so there isn't a bad seat. The staff is all extremely friendly and helpful and the tickets are affordable. The slight downside is that there aren't many stalls in the bathroom, so you will likely end up waiting in line if you need to go at intermission, but that is the case at almost every theater. I highly recommend catching a show here!