Krikorian Theatres

"Very nice theater. Great place for a night out."

"Heated and recliner seats with great sound system and large screen with food and a movie added bonus a mixed drink to top the night off with friend looking to spend around 50 bucks but worth the time and dinner show and drinks oh my"

"Popcorn tastes really weird, the video game area is stupidly overpriced and generic Chuck E. cheese stuff. Parking is stressful. Inconvenient location, no reason to choose this place to watch a movie."

"I am always telling people that Lex needs to improve the nightlife and walk-ability of the downtown area. When this spot was under construction, I got super excited. Now more projects are slated for the area. It's a great spot if you don't want to stay right in the heart of downtown. The prices are higher than other theaters but it's well worth it considering the time saved from a drive. I have only had their food twice, and I wasn't impressed, but it isn't awful, it's just not what I am looking for. I would love to see more local beer on tap, and maybe hosting a popular Lexington restaurant in the kitchen, perhaps"

"The theatre chairs are amazing. You can recline and relax. My favorite part is you can choose to have it heated which is great because theatres are always so darn cold. We were in the LFX auditorium and in the 7th row. We were worried about being to far back, but really we felt too close to the screen. The bass speakers sounded blown and flapping on themselves otherwise sound was great except it was too loud. We thought about leaving it was so loud definitely could have used ear plugs. When we left we used the restrooms and they were not cleaned properly and not all were working. This was a bummer as they were super busy and there was a line out into the lobby for the women's restroom. Finally there is a parking garage and the theatre will validate your ticket. Problem is the parking garage is poorly laid out at the entrance/exit. Also no space to allow you to get onto Broadway. I would avoid this place on parking principles alone."