The only downside was that half the menu was sold out so our dining options were very limited. "Had a lot of fun here! Will be going again soon, no doubt. This is a dine-in theater and in the midst of COVID rebirths, wiping and disinfecting a surface that people are going to be eating on should be second nature. The reason for my three star rating is because they don’t disinfect or wipe down the tables or seats between showings. I ordered sliders with sweet potato fries, garlic cheese, popcorn (mine was missing butter), and Paloma Crusie." However the service was good and the food was good too. Also those who practice safe masking wearing be warned a fair amount of people there don't wear masks. "Place is nice, but they don't sanitizer at least from what I saw when they cleared the tables in the theater. You can scan and place an order and it'll be brought to your seat. There are matinee prices, so if you can make the early show, it's a pretty good price savings. Felt comfortable since the theater wasn't full. It was taken over by Studio Movie Grill in 2017."Came to see Everthing Everywhere All At Once. The Downey theater originally opened in 1997 as Krikorian Theaters. “I firmly believe in the magic of going to the theater so I hope that after a year of isolation that we start to see more and more communities going back to the movies.” “I am honored to have the opportunity to provide three more California communities with jobs that pay fair wages, and a space for each neighborhood to come together for great cinema experiences,” Schultz said. In addition to Downey, Look Cinemas is also opening theaters in Monrovia and Glendale. Theater rooms can be rented and used as conference rooms, with state-of-the-art video and audio capabilities.
The theater will offer private reservations and not just for films. “The Downtown Downey community just has a vital love of their area and I want to make sure they have a platform to come together.” In fact, he helped Studio Movie Grill open the Downey theater in 2017. Schultz was an executive with Studio Movie Grill before leaving to start Look Cinema. “That means a full dining experience with high levels of hospitality and all the benefits of full service.”
“One of the core values of Look Cinemas is to have this black box, non-distracting moviegoing experience,” said Schultz. County went into a COVID-19 lockdown and never reopened.īrian Schultz, founder of Look Cinemas, said customers can expect an elevated moviegoing experience when the Downey theater reopens July 29. The theater closed in March 2020 when L.A. Look Dine-In Cinemas is taking over the Studio Movie Grill located at 8200 2nd St. DOWNEY – It won’t be long until Downtown Downey has a functioning movie theater again.
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