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Businiess name:
Drexel Theatres
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Review by:
Caitlin M.
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Review content:
The Arena Grande is a good theater to go to if you want to see a well-known movie, with the occasional indie festivals thrown in. The option of the balcony seating for really spectacular movies is a good investment and a lot of fun.
The Drexel Bexley is the best theater to go to to get independent films. It is a small theater, with only three screens, but the Radio Cafe is directly connected to it, so you can get coffee and good food with your movie. The best bet if you're a hardcore indie fan.
The Drexel Grandview is a very small, one screen building. Also good for indie films, but you're a lot less likely to catch on there because of the limited space. Not horrible, but not the most pleasing movie-going experience of the three.
Overall, I'd recommend Arena Grande and Drexel Bexley for any type of movie genre that you might enjoy.
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