Davis Varsity Theatre,

616 2nd Street, Davis, CA 95616

"Went on a quiet rainy day. Cute front desk, lovely atmosphere, and a nice experience overall. The seating seemed reminiscent of old repertory theaters. Popcorn is stellar as ever. Make sure to grab a good seat on packed nights having in mind they are positioned relatively on the same level. Great surround sound and immersion. A choice place for your cinematic endeavors."

"Great local movie theater with a constant selection of interesting films. The gelato and popcorn with real butter are excellent!"

"Well kept up local movie theater. Not all the bells and whistles of the big chains, but comfortable and good projection and sound. Freshly popped popcorn or a decent gelato at the snack bar."

"I could not use my Downtown Davis e-gift card because the terminal had no place to enter the expiration date, CW and Zip Code. I won't be returning for a month. Hopefully by then the e-gift card issue will be resolved. On top of that, there was little to no air conditioning in the back screen showing Oppenheimer. Instead I suggest people go to the Regal, State Theater in Woodland, or Tower Theater in Sacramento. As of 7/23 the Regal is also showing Barbie and Oppenheimer."

"Very cute, old school theatre. Walking in felt like a scene from an old movie, with a large walkway down to an actual stage and screen. Only two auditoriums that I saw, but that doesn't seem to be much of an issue. Popcorn had a unique taste, probably more natural and healthier than I'm used to over at Brenden... (they use Flavacol for that super salty taste at Brenden) so I wasn't much a fan but still nearly finished my medium bag by myself. Large coke but the flavour was distinctly different than I'm used to. They had a unique candy selection and we tried these Italian digestive candies. Peculiar barely does it justice. Overall, great experience. Not to mention the movie we saw... Everything Everywhere All At Once. Phenomenal and bizarre and amazing movie. My fiance and I added it to Our List of movies. Thanks Davis Varsity Theatre!!"