We went up to the Cinebarre-- the North Seattle version of The Big Picture or the Central-- a theatre that serves real food and alcohol while the film plays. It is in the old Mountlake 9-- they just took every other row of seats out, and added narrow tables, menus, and order forms.

It was nice to have a good meal, but you wouldn't want to be there to watch a film you really cared about; there is a half light on throughout, waitstaff moving in front of you, and the sound of munching all around.

Any stories of the best (or worst) in theatrical adventures?