Fork n Film

This was a really cool experience, but for the price, I'm not sure I would do it again. I subscribe to the emails, so I had been waiting for a time when the tickets would go on sale. I would have to buy 2 (me and hubs), so I always think of everything in terms of it being double the price. Tickets are normally $199, and I really couldn't justify $400 for dinner and a movie. The tickets for The Grinch ended up going on sale for half off for the beginning days in January. I thought this was the perfect time to go because I love Christmas, I watch The Grinch 5 million times during Christmas (and a couple times during the year), and I thought it would be a fun menu. The theater is downtown in what I'm not sure currently is or previously used to be Downtown Cinemas. We were lucky to get street parking right across the street, and for the timing we didn't have to pay! When you go in, the sign for Fork n Film said 3rd floor, but then the person at the security desk up front said 2nd floor (confusing). We went up to the 2nd, and we were in the right place. Once you get led in, it was really cute. They had lanterns lighting the way, and there was an electric cello player going while everyone settled. Our seats were the very top, and they were all table tops with chairs set up around. We had to arrange a little bit because the legs of the table were right where our legs were, but we got it to a comfortable spot. Once things got going, I was super excited! We started off with popcorn and champagne. We looked over the menu and were intrigued by what would be coming out! For the most part, things were pretty good! Execution definitely could use some work as maybe half of what came out was cold. Our beginning soup was ok. Our veggie dish was charred veggies, which were really weird, but the short rib with it was amazing! We were missing an element from one of our cocktails that others got, and the second cocktail had dry ice, so I was mesmerized. Our main was half a cornish hen, which to me was pretty greasy. If it was warmer, I could have eaten most of it, but it being greasy and on the cooler side, I could only really pick at it.The service of the staff was wonderful! I have been wanting to try this for quite a while, so this was one of the best themed ones I could have picked for myself. I think I would like to try Halloween season this year, but if it's roughly the same execution then that might be it. Again, the staff, service, ambiance, and idea are amazing! There just needs to be some way for the food to stay hot before it's being served. Because of that, I really don't think it's worth the $200 price point, but if you can get it discounted, I say give it a try!

THIS PLACE IS A SCAM. All their events are entirely OUTDOORS, a material fact they do not disclose when purchasing your tickets. It's winter time, your events are hosted in the evening, when it is very cold out. This experience is falsely advertised. DO NOT ATTEND THIS SCAM. Especially for $200 per ticket.

READ THE REVIEWS BEFORE BUYING TICKETS!!I unfortunately didn't do so and was scammed out of $410. I attended the screening of Home Alone 2 and I would give this experience zero stars if possible. The food was disgusting and didn't match the menu at all. Everything was cold, hard and none of the ingredients from the menu were included. It was clearly all from the grocery store and quite old. I could've taken $20 to Smiths and come out with a more filling meal. The movie was projected onto a wall and was VCR quality. I've seen better definition and clarity on tvs from the 90s. To top it off, the movie stopped working early into the screening. After 15 minutes of staring at a blank wall, I chose to cut my losses and leave.I went down the street to Carson Kitchen and had a massive dinner for 2 with cocktails for under $150. Aka a fraction of the cost of this scam.Save your money! The Fork n Film experience in other cities seems much better but avoid the Vegas one at all costs.

Went and saw Hocus Pocus on Halloween. The concept is amazing. Just needs a bit more on the execution. For this specific menu, I thought the flavor pairings could've been better. You also could tell some of the food and one of the drinks was prepared ahead of time, but maybe a little too far ahead. All the workers were really nice and personable. I think the things the experience lacked will definitely get better with time. I'm going to give it another try with another movie to make a solid decision.

Fork n Film is an absolute gem, and our experience was a perfect 5 out of 5! My girl surprised us with tickets, and it turned out to be one of the most unique and enjoyable dining experiences we've ever had.The concept is brilliant--you eat along with the movie, with food on screen being paired with your meal in real-time. It's incredibly interactive and adds a whole new level of immersion to watching a film.From the moment you walk in, you're greeted with popcorn and champagne, setting the tone for an extraordinary night. The ambiance is great, with a stylish sign welcoming you as you step inside.Merci, Eddie, and Colby took great care of us, ensuring that every detail was perfect and that we had an amazing time.While I can't recall every menu item, I did snap a picture, so check it out for more details. One standout moment was during a scene from Ratatouille where they were digging in the garbage--only for us to be served a delicious salad in a mini garbage can! I don't want to give too much away, but you can imagine how fun and creative the pairings are.Another favorite of ours was the sour apple martini that came out smoking--such a cool touch!A quick tip: tickets sell out fast, so be sure to book ahead. And keep in mind they don't offer refunds, so make sure you're free the day of your movie.Overall, Fork n Film is a must-visit for movie lovers and foodies alike. We can't wait to do it again!

I had my 21st birthday here at this establishment, I came here hoping the reviews weren't accurate, and I was so right! This was an amazing experience, the waiters were so kind and friendly. This was the best place to have a 21st birthday. Thank you for the amazing experience! I will definitely come back!

The price is definitely not right for what you get. For $400 you leave hungry. This experience is more of a $75 per person experience. We came tonight to see only one ratatouille. The portions are small. The wine pours are small. We had to ask to have the volume turned up because we couldn't hear the movie. The staff forgot our popcorn so we had to go ask for it. The food was ok but nothing more than snack size. I think there is an opportunity here for this to be successful but the price of $199 per person is pretty inhumane to charge that for what you get. Would not recommend this unless you are able to get it for $75 at most per person.

Fork n Film offers a fantastic movie-and-dining experience! We watched Ratatouille, and the whole evening felt special, with great service and a high-end ambiance. The food was tasty, and everything was well-presented. The only reason for a 4-star instead of 5 is that the portion sizes left me a bit hungry afterward. If they offered a bit more on the plate, it would be perfect. Still, highly recommend for a unique night out!

We went to go see scream at the 10 o'clock showing. As soon as you enter, everyone is so friendly and personable. The staff was phenomenal very accommodating as we needed specialty treatment after my husband just had major back surgery. As soon as we sat down there was delicious popcorn, and a glass of champagne Brought to us. Both were very tasty. It took a while for the movie to get started so they were running a little behind. I'm not sure if that was due to waiting on all the guests to show or what was taking so long. It was already very late to start with so I was ready to get the show going, but that could also be due to excitement.The first course on the menu was RedRum. This was a rum drink that was very sweet and it actually tasted really good. Wasn't too strong. The second course on the menu was phone kill, which was a braised beef pot pie type food. It was probably the best thing I've ever eaten in my entire life and by far my favorite out of the entire meal.Third course was spilled guts. I freaking loved this presentation. I thought this was so clever and funny. The pasta was good but a little watery, but the flavors were excellent. The only thing I wish was that we could keep all the props that came with the meals, but understandably so they had asked for us to return everything prior to the event starting. The next menu item was knife in the ribs. This was beef ribs that were marinated and super tender, covered in a flavorful bbq sauce. It came with asparagus and mac & cheese, which were both so good! My husband said it was the best mac & cheese he'd ever put in his mouth lol. I was a little letdown because my beef ribs were not quite as tender and didn't have any of the sauce on it so mine weren't quite as good as his were, but I did try his and I will agree that they were delicious when made correctly.After that, we got the next course which was called houseparty. This was a mixture of ginger beer, rum, and apple cider. I don't drink beer so they accommodated me and gave me a glass of rosé instead, but my husband said it was really really good.The last course was killer secret which was the dessert cake. It was white cake with whipped buttercream frosting. It had a delicious raspberry glaze on the inside. The server told us this was called a stab cake so we needed to use the knives they gave us in the previous course to use for the cake. It's supposed to resemble the white T-shirt that has blood on it once the person was stabbed in the movie. The food selection was so clever and went along so well with the movie and the timing was impeccable.I cannot speak highly enough about this event and I cannot wait to see another one! Everyone was fantastic. The food was fantastic. The venue was fantastic just amazing highly highly recommend.

Traveled 8 hours to try this place for Valentine's Day. I am not sure I would ever pay money to do this again. It was very hard to find the room this event was in. I thought we'd missed certain parts but luckily check in was running behind. The way this was advertised via social media makes me think that the quality was just for influencers who came for that day. The menu shows items we never got. We got 4 food items, that included half a mushroom, small soup, a small piece of chicken thigh, and the infamous ratatouille (very small portion but pretty good). With 3 cocktails. I wish we were compensated for the items we never got or even told beforehand because I thought we were following the menu as the movie went on. If we weren't following the menu....why put them on the table? Overall it's a nice concept but poorly executed. Waiters were amazing. Food had good taste but NOT worth the price. They