Oscar's

This is a beautiful theater! The actual viewing theater is not huge. Each guest gets a reclining arm chair with foot rest & head rest that makes you feel like you're laying in bed, if you want. Dolby stereo sound system puts you right in the action. I don't think I want to go to any other theater, ever!!

It is truly sad to see the decline in this establishment. It is barely one step above a $1.00 movie theater. I do not see myself spending over$100.00 for four people to watch a movie. When it was owned by Warren Theatres, you could see the pride taken by all the employees to ensure that you had a wonderful experience. Everything was clean, operational and well maintained. This just isn't the case anymore... The carpets are, worn, torn and sticky. The seats are stained, torn and good luck finding one that all its functions work. The smell is just an overwhelming funk masked by deodorizers. We will not be returning...!

I'm not sure if the restaurant is part of the theater or if it's its own entity but my goodness my visit today was terrible! The food was decent, albeit overpriced, and cooked somewhere else even though there's a functioning kitchen in the diner; they literally brought the food in from somewhere within the theater in a plastic bag, very much like a dooordash order. The best part is the person standing in the entrance in what I'm assuming was a manager's uniform; I went to fill my cup up with ice and the one on the left wasn't functioning so I used the one on the right. It was barely working and there was zero syrup in the dispenser for soft drinks so I dumped the very little amount of liquid out in the drain under the dispenser. The one designed to....drain..... The person in the uniform walks up to me, my husband and a friend to ask if it wasn't working. I told him no, that the Dr. Pepper looked like the syrup was out. He then quite rudely informs us they've been having issues with it and told me not to use the drain, if we needed something dumped, to hand it to the kids behind the counter. Mind you, they had no problem selling us the fountain drinks knowing the machine was broken. There were no signs indicating they were having issues, but there were 3 wet floor signs in front of it. The assumed manager being that rude to me was uncalled for. I sparked zero qualms about the experience and laughed off the machine not working. We ended up going to the theater concessions to get our drinks - reluctantly - filled which leads me to believe the diner and theater are separate entities. TL:DR - theater is fine, diner is a joke best avoided.