Nothing special. Has a nice paved and dirt path to run. Some basketball and tennis courts, play structures, swings. They are kind of separate from running path area. Running path area has lots of open space to hold a picnic, so martial art type things, read a book, relax. As a Michigander, I enjoyed this park

I love this theater because of the vintage feel and the intimate, comfortable atmosphere. Along with some tasty food, the staff is nice and welcoming! The matinee shows are affordable and so are the food/drinks! Most theaters cost almost $40-50 at concession. At Laurelhurst, I went in and got candy, a slice and a couple beers for around $20 (including tip :)

Vintage movie theater is simply beautiful. The staff is about the friendliest I ever encountered at a movie theater. But this isn’t you average Joe theater! The sell beer, gourmet pizza and fresh popcorn. They serve your pizza on a plate so when you leave remember to drop it in the dish pan. The seating has the table in front so you can enjoy the movie and don’t have to hold your food in your hand. It’s like you have the luxury of watching a movie in the comfort of your home only the screen is larger and the sound is better.

When will we be able to see movies again?

Theres always a good selection of films playing. Im so grateful that they hosted the Oscars shorts for live action and animation; I watched both on $6 Tuesday.The rooms are intimate,so I encourage you to buy tickets in advance if its a new and/or popular movie The seats are comfortable and the food & drink choices are unbeatable. In a town with several good theaters, this is one of the very best.

Cant beat a first run matinee for $6 at this classic old school theater. They have great gourmet pizza, wine, beer and the standard candy, popcorn and soda assortment. Theater seats have tables and drink holders.

Very friendly staff, delicious popcorns with a butter and even better ticket prices!

Love this place. Small theater, reasonable prices on everything and they have pizza from new deal cafe. Tons of toppings and even ranch available for free! Ranch on my pizza? Yes please

Ranks among my favorite little theaters. They sell the same number of tickets as seats they have and its general admission seating, so if you show up late with a date and want to sit together, you might end up having to sit in the very front corner or split up. The staff at the snack bar gives great beer advice and is happy to chat. One of the coolest things is this theater has chalkboards outside the individual theaters with really nice drawings of posters for the film theyre showing.

This was my first visit. We were planning to grab a bite before the movie but parking and the lines did not give us enough time. The theatre had seating with Yankees so you can eat during the movie. Come early as these seats for up fast. The pizza and beer choices were good!

This might be the cheapest theater in Portland, which is great. Tickets are like three or four dollars. The place is historic at best but also seems pretty run down, especially the bathrooms. One nice aspect is the extra room in the seating area with tables. If you get there early you can get one of these seats and stretch out your legs.

Great Move movie theater that shows many different movies at the same time which is awesome. The tickets prices were amazing --- even a discount for seniors. It’s fun to eat Pizza beer and popcorn while watching a movie. They change the movies often so definitely check the listings for the day you’re going.

I watched a lot of movies here. I liked it when they showed the second run movies, but whatever. Its nice because its like all the same movies Fox Tower Regal Cinema shows but I dont have to go downtown and they have reasonably priced food and drinks.

There are so many great theaters in Portland, and Laurelhurst is absolutely among them. Its a lovely mix of the antique theater vibe and an oh so hip Portland vibe. You can expect a MUCH better selection of snacks and drinks than at your regular old IMAX or Regal. The only thing is it can get reaaaally chilly in there, so bring a coat or blanket.

Loved the service at the concession stand. Great selection of hard to find movies, too. Only complaint stems from the theater’s construction: we could hear the louder movie next door more than normal during our quiet movie. But don’t let the sound issue affect your decision to go.

Loved this theatre! I’m a movie Addict and this place had everything! Best part is no dumb ads before the movie.

I love me a small theater. Good pizza and beer. You can occasionally hear other movies during quit parts of your own but its not bad

***Employee stole my wallet*** On march 6th my girlfriend and I came by to watch a movie in the evening. I had my wallet at the time of entry purchased food and we sat 4th row from the front and no one sat around us only a few people in the back. The same employee who I bought food from was the one who was cleaning the theater area once we got up. I left the wallet in the cup holder and once we got outside me and my girlfriend returned back to our seats to get it. At the same time he was sweeping our area. I asked him to empty his pockets but he refused and was super shady! I came out front to talk to the other staff and they just asked me to write my contact info down. Enjoy that 150bucks cash and cheap hershel wallet you thief.

First time visiting the Laurelhurst Theater today. Great place with excellent prices. If youre looking for the sleek, modern typical mall theater, look elsewhere.This theater offers a bit of nostalgia that wont break the bank. Check out a matinee show for $6.00 and grab a slice of pizza and beer for an additional $10.00.A Sunday afternoon for less than $20.00. Street parking which is free depending where you park. Smaller theater with charm, friendly staff and great prices.

I love bringing my VW Bus Tours of Portland here to show them the character of the theatre as well as tell them some of the history behind it

One of my favorite theaters in Portland. Great location and even though they are doing first run movies, its still reasonably priced. Plus you can get beer, cider, wine, snacks, pizza and of course popcorn. Its a great old theater.

One of my favorite places.Near my place, small but it’s enough.I like its building.

Superb location. I live in the neighborhood and I’ve always had a great experience at this place. Roomie theater, great food, good movies.

This place is so cute and quirky and Im so glad I decided to check it out. I was staying in the downtown area and so it was a short drive from my hotel compared to other theaters within walking distance, but it was worth it. This place is the best, you can buy your tickets online which is super convenient. We had pizza, popcorn, and a pitcher of the sweet cider and it was so reasonably priced. I was stoked upon entering the theater to see little tables! Eating in a movie theater has never been so easy. Also, the washrooms were clean and the staff here were very friendly and welcoming.

Use to go there when I was a kid lived right up block from th place great theater!!!

I have been going to Laurelhurst Theater for at least 15 years, maybe more. I see movies there 4-5 times a month. The service is always the same (perfect). Pizza, and beer, are solid, always, and the ticket price is a mere $4. What’s not to love, ya’ll? Laurelhurst Theater is also a time capsule in homage to the Portland that used to be. I sincerely hope that this institution stays here for good. Portland needs its second-run theaters, and this is one of the best!

Great theater! Seating is comfortable, good selection of drinks and snacks, love the tables for drinks/food, Tuesdays are $6. The only downsides are you can hear the movies in adjacent theaters and pizza isnt that great. Overall, I definitely recommend Laurelhurst Theater.

Great little theater! Get there early though. Their theaters are smaller than corporate chain theaters.

Quaint spot to see a film, a great staff, and best of all, non-highway-robbery ticket prices. Will come again!

Feels like a small town movie house in the middle of growing Portland. Been coming here for ages. Hope it sticks around for many more years.

Great theatre with comfy chairs, and a good beer selection

Love the old marquee and the cheaper movie tickets. The rows are a bit cramped, which is my only complaint. Other than that, the service is good and the theater is cool.

If you’re looking for faux shills and thrills, go to another cinema. However, if you’re looking for a one of kind experience, with appropriate seating, incredibly decent pizza, and a draft list that kills compared to most frilly places, come to Laurelhurst Theatre!I love this place. Aisles with dining trays for a one of a kind experience, the bathrooms are ALWAYS clean AND EXCELLENT CUSTOMER SERVICE... Every. Time.Clean seats, clean floors. Most importantly, clean bathrooms!

Awesome old school theatre with solid pizza, quality beer, and really nice neighborhood vibes.

Definitely in my local theater top 3. First run and old classics. Good prices, cozy space.

Always an incredible indie theater experience. Get their two drinks and a popcorn combo for extra thrills.

Pizza and beer at the movies! This place is great; small cozy theatres that work great.

Dated theater, greesy pizza, kombucha on tap, weird layout.

PIzza, beer, popcorn and a variety of free seasonings. They select the best movies , Ive never been disappointed

Great historic theater. Tons of character. Decent food.

Clean, Price isn’t bad especially for two. Good food and service.

Lovely old theater. Really enjoyed it. Only issue us no small lighting to find your way to seats....

The new seats are nice though the tables are missed. Still a great place for a cozy movie experience and a dash Portland style.

Thanks for hosting this years PIFF viewings so well.

I will always love the Laurelhurst.Great pizza.Great popcorn.They have all the important condiments: nooch. ranch. parmesan.The owners are rad people.They play great movies.10/10

Used to be a nicer experience when it was 2nd run. The problem is the smallest theaters are too small for a real theatrical experience from more than 2 rows back.

This isnt the newest place in town but it is pretty cool that the prices are so low. Overall it was a good experience.

Lovely place for a movie and a local beer! Comfy seats.

Good little theater with good food selection. The theaters themselves are a bit weird. The screens are fairly small, but the rooms are very long, allowing a lot of seating up to the point where youre comically far back.

Great neighborhood theater. Beer and pizza along with the traditional movie snacks.

I love this theater so much!!! Reasonable prices, great ambience, comfy chairs, vegan butter.

My husband and I love this theater for a dinner and a movie date! Pizza, popcorn, and hard cider with a wide variety of movies (weve seen both The Thing from the 80s and the newly released The Favorite there). Parking is moderate for Portland and pricing is cheaper than a regular Regal theater.

I really liked the inside of the laurelhurst theater, they had a nice array of snacks at the front that werent exessively spendy, and the audio and set up in the theater was nice. The first time I went there I was going to see the new Downton Abbey movie with my friend after school. however I was rudely turned away before I could even buy the ticket at 3 in the afternoon because they dont allow people under 18 in the theater without a parent.

Great movies, good fokd and great price.

Great place to see movies affordably. Plus, beer!

Watched a pretty decent movie. Was a bit cheaper than a Regal Movie theatre and let me bring in my backpack, which Regal does not allow. I appreciate that! I ride on my bike a lot and use a backpack, when I do so.

Fun local theater. Didnt have the pizza but had a nice variety. Good prices on popcorn and good combo prices!

What happened to this once wonderful and iconic establishment that was actually of quality? I just moved back to the city, and sadly found that Laurelhurst has undergone new ownership and policy. No more classic reruns at an affordable price. I would have paid your current price to continue having a place to enjoy the greats. Your selection is cliche, watered down, and clearly caters to the superficial. You were my and a large portion of this cities favorite staple that represented why this city was special. Shame on you....and sad days.

It’s an ok theatre, not necessarily my favorite vintage theatre in Portland. $10 cover, which is higher than other vintage theaters in the area but still cheaper than your mainstream theaters like Regal or AMC. You will find mostly new movie releases here. Food such as pizza taste more like bar food if you know what I mean. I’d say stick to popcorn

This is my favorite theater in Portland, good pizza and beer options and always a good selection of quality films

Great theater with very comfortable seating and great selection of snacks.I was pleasantly surprised at the top notch movies being shown. I had thought they only had second running movies, but no! I will be searching this theater first from now on.

The customer service at laurelhust theater is disappointing. I came for an afternoon showing and was turned away after already purchasing my tickets because my license had been expired barely one month. I am 22 years old. I did not receive a refund and very little sympathy came from the attendant at the ticket counter despite denying my entrance. The fact that it was 1pm, I would not be drinking and I could not just enjoy an already purchased ticket for a movie was ridiculous. I was given ticket vouchers for a future showing when I should have received a refund and management verification that it was impossible for me to enter the theater with a barely expired ID. The OLCC laws are not a valid excuse to treat customers the way I was treated.

What a great place to catch a movie and to enjoy a hard cider! Matinees are only 6 bucks before 5:30.

Comfortable place to see a movie and grab a bite.

Its cozy and very reasonably priced. If youre expecting big sound and IMAX 3D, this isnt the theater for you. If you like cheap tickets and fairly priced food, come on over.

Reasonable pricing. Nice selection of drinks and movies.

Great theater for night out with the wife. Great beer and pizza too! Use to be cheaper but now they have 1st run movies.

Great! Cute! Bummed they raised prices, but understand why. And its nice that Tuesdays are discounted. But honestly havent been back since because of that [though its still reasonable, just more than double the previous price and eats up my fun budget quicker]. Look forward to returning when I can.

Portland has a lot of great movie houses but this is one of the best!!! Pizza, beer and indie flicks!

Unique theater. Will definitely visit again.

This is my neighborhood theater, and I love it. The seats are comfortable, and the menu includes pizza, beer, cider, and kombucha.

Too dark to see should you arrive past previews. No floor lighting for guidance AT ALL. Could hear Toy Story 4 playing through the wall while we were trying to watch Midsommer. That sucked. Lol. Maybe just a bit better timing between theatres...

Small but comfortable theater. Spacious comfortable seats and great popcorn! Prices are great...definitely cheaper than movie theater chain prices for tix, drinks and food.

I liked the movie I watched. My only issues were the chairs are uncomfortable. And they dont except google pay for payment. Only apple pay. Not everyone has iphone

A great theater with a wonderful staff. Prices are cheap and the seats are comfortable. Get a beer and relax. Their pitchers are great deals and their bathrooms are nice for when you inevitably have to pee halfway through.

Pizza, beer by the pitcher and great movies. Im into it.

Its like going to the movies in a small town with it nostalgic looks and feel. I will most definitely be back for other movies .

Always have had a fun movie experience here. Classic old theater geometry, with convenient tables for food and drink.... think pizza and beer. Evening shows are adult only.

Stellar customer service; affordable; and theres off-street parking. Nice theater.

Laurelhurst is a great alternative to the chain multiplexes. Great pizza & local beers if you need a meal with your movie! However, since switching to a first run theater and upping their prices, it’s starting to feel a bit more corporate.

It is a treat to be able to have supper and movie and have a small table to put your food on while watching. I wouldnt go there just for food but having it with the movie is worthwhile. Older theater with mildly sloping floor.

Loved this place. Took me back to my childhood. Old fashioned, no frills movie theater. Great popcorn and they dont skimp on the butter. The admission is fair and the other food looked good. Good movie choices.

Great theatre . Comfy seats and the whole bit.

I have been going there when it had double features for $1.50. Although I dont like the switch to the first run movies I still cant get deny how the charm from the 90s is still there without the stench. They serve beer and pizza. And its cozy and intimate. Although I miss the being able to see a 2nd run flick for a value deal still love the place. Matinee price is very reasonable.

My favorite theater in Portland. Theyve updated their seats to nice leather ones but now there are no longer tables to put your pizza/beers down in front of you. Either way I still prefer this place for the ambiance and the mix of movies they play. Great theater.

Fun small theater with beer and other goodies. Great viewing experience.

This is a cute second run theater. They have tasty food with huge fresh baked cookies for two bucks. The theatre has tables that make it easy to eat your pizza and drink you beer. The staff is considerate and friendly. Its one of the better second run theaters in town.

I havent been to Laurelhurst Theater for about 50 years, but it was a wonderful place back then. Admission was 25 cents for a double feature. I lived nearby and saw many great movies there--Singing in the Rain, I remember, and Letter to Theee Wives. Many more.

This place used to be great for the price ( used to be four dollars) now they have changed to nine dollars, more than double, and Id no longer worth it. Plenty of theaters that charge this amount, have way better accommodations. Im sad to see a fun quick night out gone.

This is a great theater to see second-run films

Movies you grew up with for a few bucks admission, plus newer movies as well. Beer and pizza you can take to your seat, small screening rooms with comfortable seats. Definitely on my list of do again!

Always love this place. Pizza, and popcorn for the Spiderman movie! Lots of fun.

If i could review them from a couple years ago i would have given them 5 stars. However, now that theyre charging dang near Cinemark/Regal pricing for first run movies in inferior (well not inferior but older tech screens/sound systems) I have to ask why? Your segment is second run and independent films at value prices, the first run theaters are offering deals and promos all the time that either rival or beat the new prices here. I guess the draw is I can buy craft beer here than at the other locations... but then thats what bags or purses are for. If the price increase is for the benefit of the employees Ill gladly pay it, but something tells me the employees are not going to receive an increase or health benefits from the new pricing structure to quote a horrendous human being SAD

Great theatre! Good beer selection and the pizza is pretty good. Usually not as busy as other theatres and the tickets are pretty cheap

Fun place to go see a movie

New and improved Laurelhurst Theatre now with first run movies. The Laurelhurst has always been a great place to watch older movies, but they have upgraded for first run movies. Same good selection of food and drinks, the pint and popcorn combo is definitely a winner. My concern was with the actual theaters. But upgraded seats, screen, and sound makes for a great place to watch a movie.

Very good pizza, garden salad, and good choices of micro brews can be had while watching movies in comfortable seats.

My favorite second-run theater in the Portland area. Pizza, beer, popcorn, and $4 films. What more could one ask? They also have a number of screens, so there are quite a number of choices each week, ranging from big budget to indie and foreign films. I also love the classic film of the week... A great opportunity to see some of my favorite films on the big screen!

Very disappointed and displeased with my recent experience at this theatre. Purchased tickets online ahead of time for show - thus expecting to turn up, have them scanned, and view film. The charge included a service fee. Instead, after searching for parking for several minutes, my husband and I arrived to a queue stretching round the block. We proceeded to the entrance, assuming that since we already had tickets, we could head in. We were then presented with a sign on the door saying that if you had purchased tickets online, they had to be redeemed at the box office - meaning we had to join the queue. We confirmed with others waiting that this was indeed the case. As we approached the box office (after already waiting about 15 minutes), some staff member came out and made a barely audible announcement, which seemed to be that those who had purchased tickets online could come inside and join a different queue to be checked in. We opted to stay put. By the time we reached the box office, the film was sold out and the start time had already passed. We thus requested a refund; the only bright point of the experience was the apologetic cashier who gave us a refund with no hassle. I contacted the management by email immediately following regarding this inconvenient and inefficient practice and have received no response whatsoever.It is ridiculous to permit online purchase of tickets with an extra service fee (for what does this possibly pay?) for a film only to require customers to then wait in queue to redeem said tickets. Just another example of what makes Portland seem like an amateur small town masquerading as a city. We do not plan to return to this cinema.

Enjoyed the movie experience at Laurelhurst Theatre. The pizza was good, seats were comfy, good sound and picture quality. Will go again soon!