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I just don’t get how a movie, in a theater, is enjoyable surrounding by people eating a meal. If I am in a theater, I want 100% focus on the movie. It’s bad enough being next to someone stuffing an X-large popcorn in their face and slurping an XL soda. But hey, to each their own.
Their setup isn’t like you might have seen somewhere else. You don’t eat your meal in front of the movie screen, as there’s an actual dining section next to the lobby. It’s a fantastic theater. You should go see a film there.
It sounds like you would love Kan Kan then.
Love King Doug. This makes sense, although I loved the bistro! I hope the craft cocktails stay???
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It sounds like the bar will continue to provide service, but I hope they don’t nerf their cocktail menu. It was always really thoughtful and worth going out of your way for with bottles and cocktails you couldn’t get anywhere else.