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Businiess name:
Esquire Theater
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
How would you like to see a great film but sit in a tiny seat that cramps your hips and your elbows continuously rub against the next guy? Sometimes I come here when I'm in the mood for a real movie. Too bad it is so uncomfortable. Oh yeah, if you tell the management, not only do they not care, but they will mock or say something insulting. If you suggest an indie film, they will laugh at you as well. Instead, we rent indie films and watch them on my home projector. Tall and heavily muscular or fat people should never come here at all. They won't even fit. They may get injured if they sit or will wind up standing.
Pros: nice indie films
Cons: uncomfortably small seats too close together $ sticky floor
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