Movie Tavern Horizon Village

I brought my godsons here for a movie. I was absolutely blown away by the building & all the décor inside. It’s a real shame that the food did not live up to the impressive floor design. I ordered edamame and it was on point! I loved it.
My godsons wanted flatbread and pizza. The flatbread had a funny taste so we sent it back. It tasted like the marinara sauce was mixed with a dressing or something else. The pizza was mediocre & I’ve made better from scratch in my kitchen.
The seating was amazing & made for an enjoyable movie experience. I then ordered the caramel crunch cake. It was good but not exceptional. I would definitely visit again but I would eat somewhere else first.

I’ve gone here over 20 times, here’s the facts on this place.
1. Staff is a hit or miss. We’ve had some horrible waiters and some amazing ones. It’s really a hit or miss here.
2. Food is pricy and average at best.
3. No IMAX. Some screens are super small.
4. They have a birthday rewards program that gives you a free ticket on your special day, check that out.
5. Semi clean. On the weekends it can be dirty and they rush to clean stuff. You need more cleaning staff.
Overall, I give them a solid ³⁄₅. Not amazing but a good place to go to watch a movie and have some drinks.

I find it very interesting, and revealing, that only the positive reviews are factored in the overall rating. Apparently all negative reviews are listed in the not recommended reviews.

This was my first experience with this environment. I was actually surprised that the food prices weren’t higher than they were. It was certainly better to order a meal than popcorn and a Coke. I went with my son, daughter-​in-​law, and granddaughter to see the new Star Wars movie. Our waiter was very nice and very helpful when asked about things on the menu. I did have an issue with the garlic bread I ordered, though. It was only one piece and it was hard as a rock. When I had to use my call button, he was back in no time to help me. I really enjoyed this novel experience and would probably do it again.

Horrible. Busiest weekend if the year and they dropped the ball. Food sub par. Bathrooms nasty, dirty floors, no toilet paper. Food never cleared after we finished. Water not refreshed. Out of one of the wines on the limited wine list. La Terre cab tasted like pickle juice. Noise from the movie next door could be heard many times. This place is horribly managed. Not worth the money. Go to AMC for better seats and eat somewhere else.

I’ve been here once or twice, but the most recent visit was for the last Hunger Games movie. — Yes, I knew about the bad reviews. –
I liked how prices were cheap. And if you’re a student, then you get an awesome discount as well. I think it is $ 7 or so for a week night show otherwise it’s $ 9.
You can order drinks and food here as well so that’s a good plus. I think there’s also a bar here if you just want to have a drink before/​after the movie.
Parking was plentiful since this was a fairly large complex.

I really enjoyed this place as it was my first time being there. Depending on what time you go during the day or night will dictate what type of service you get. Myself personally I like the daytime so the service was quick on food and drinks since the theater wasn’t crowded when I went. I’ll definitely frequent this place more often.

Ricky and I dont have any family up here in ATL so we decided to hit up a movie for thanksgiving (and I was not able to spend my whole day cooking on my day off work– well, actually, i worked from home in the morning but whatever– Im a workaholic, nothing new).
We saw the new 007 movie and our experience here was pretty decent.
1. parking easy
2. clean comfy chairs
3. not too packed (and no screaming babies!)
4. Waiter was very nice (especially considering it was thanksgiving).
5. Food was okay — about the same as chilis– it came quick though!
6. Payment is easy with the new card concept.
Cons: I didnt want to be an ass and ask the waiter on thanksgiving if I could move away from the people next to me because they were just plain rude and disrepectful– seriously ruined my night. But this location is in a lower incoming area so there is a chance to run across people with different manners. Seriously, dont bitch at the waiter on thanksgiving and be a needy person and whine and complain under your breath (do it in your head) and not to mention keep getting up to go the bathroom every 20 minutes and sitting at the end of the aisle and cross in front of everyone. Our waiter deserved better on thanksgiving.
Overall though, great experience from the movie theater… I just was so upset with the people next to me.

Been here maybe 6 times and every time I leave saying I will never order food again. It is just crap and they seem to screw up even the simplest of entrees. How do you screw up chicken fingers and French fries… how bout over cooking the hell out of the chicken and then under cooking the fries. Not like you can really complain during the movie but really??? Seriously, NEVER ordering food from here again. Seats are nice, that’s about it.

I’ve been here 2 — 3 times for group work outings. Overall, I am not that much of a fan of the concept. The food is is fine, but I find it distracting to have the wait staff occasionally show up during the movie. It is a trade off between food /​film, and in general I’d just prefer to eat first and then watch a movie.
The facilities here are quite nice, though.
I also like their retro-​screenings of films from the 60s — 80s.

This movie tavern is nothing like the movie tavern on lavista road that I typically go to. I was pleasantly surprised about the size and modern features of the theater. It is pretty standard in the vein of restaurant/​movie theater type establishments; but again this one far surpasses the quality of the other movie tavern I frequent in terms of food, theater seats, eating tables in theater, and cleanliness.
There were a few cons though: it took a long time to get my food, and my food wasn’t that warm so I imagine it was probably just sitting in the kitchen for a while.

The food is great. The drinks are amazing, in particular the «Arnold Calmer». The movie prices are reasonable. I’ve been here 3xs now. My only complaint is on my last visit it seems we got the popcorn from the bottom of the barrel! Other than that, this is a great place to check out a movie in the area.

Love the theater and comfy leather chairs, have not found an actual meal menu item that I like, but their drinks and snacks such as popcorn and shakes are good! The value here for a movie close to home is great! BF likes that he can watch a movie with an adult mixed drink!

Horribly slow service. Entered theater 20 minutes before movie started and immediately ordered. Drinks showed up 30 minutes later. Appetizers showed up after 50 minutes. Half the movie was over before dinner. For some reason they brought us cheesecake before appetizers or dinner.
FOCUS THE FRIGGING PROJECTORS ONCE IN A WHILE. THEATER 9 IS WAY OUT OF FOCUS! You can barely make out letters or words on screen.
Keep trying to like this place but dissappointing everytime, only reason I return is for the convenience factor of being able to eat at movie.

This is our current favorite place to see a movie. The seats are super comfortable and make for easy places to keep drinks and food. A much better setup than some of the competitors. It isn’t the most high def-​blow you away-​setup, but in terms of a great movie experience with good food selections and comfort, it is top level. Great night out.

Really enjoyed the atmosphere we arrived right before
Movie but all of the seats in theater have a great angle so no worries. A small problem with food but when I told the waitress about it she told the manager and they came to my seat personally and made it right. I think the staff was great. Food was not bad but you want to get there early and order otherwise the food will come mid movie.
All and all great environment.

I like this concept and quite frankly it exceeded my initial expectations. Sure, they could do a better job with service but overall I have no complaints. I take my kids here often.
Reserved seating is the bomb. Now we don’t have to show up a half-​hour in advance to get a good spot. The seats are very roomy and comfortable and the swing-​away tables are just large enough to hold your food and drinks.
There’s a button on your table for calling the servers, who are younger and more inexperienced that what you will get in a regular restaurant, but they do a decent job overall. It would be nice to see their response times improve in the future.
The food is on par with the quality of chains like Chili’s or Taco Mac, which was a pleasant surprise. The drinks, both adult and otherwise, are also good. The choices are robust for a movie house but not what you will find at Applebee’s. Prices are a bit much but well worth it when you consider the venue.

Disgusting bathrooms and theaters with sticky nasty floors. Staff pretend it’s their hangout and talk in the halls about all sorts of private stuff. The food is good but I don’t know if I trust it. A chef was talking in the bathroom about how sick he’s been to another employee and then went back to the kitchen after bathing himself in the sink. No regard for how other people perceive things I guess. He was definitely sick and blowing his nose in the bathroom. I have NO plans to come back here unless it’s just to see a movie because all others are sold out.
My opinion is that they seem to hire the cheapest people they can find and don’t train them. If they do train them, they don’t hold them accountable at all. So likely a poor management issue.

Movie tavern — a cheaper & acceptable substitute to CobbCinebistro. We love the Cobb, but the movie tavern is much closer & we did not regret checking it out. The food is good & the service was fine. The only thing that could use some fine tuning is the etiquette. I know I don’t feel like pulling out my phone to see my bill and sift through my wallet to find the credit card I want to use in the middle of my movie. They should bill when we order. Plus they keep taking orders pretty much until the movie starts, so basically you have people moving around in front of the screen in the beginning and at the end of the movie.
The Cobb is better in the sense that they bill you from the start, only 21+ after 6 pm, better food/​drinks, & bigger seats with a moveable chair arm to cuddle.
Movie tavern is a nice & more affordable change to watching a film. We would enjoy coming again! The milkshakes are pretty good ^_^

Overall, this is a good movie theatre. If I had my pick of places to watch a movie, I would watch a movie at the AMC just 2 miles down the road. They have more show times and seats that recline!
The screen here is comparable to most AMC movie theatres except for the following
1.) There is only 1 bathroom in the movie theatre area. This means that if you have to pee during a movie and you are on the wrong side of the theatre, you will have a lot of walking to do.
2.) The aisles are much bigger for servers to take orders and deliver food. What does this mean? This mean you will have people constantly walking in front of your point of view to hand out a menu, deliver food, deliver check, pick up payment, list goes on. It gets a little annoying when you are trying to enjoy the movie.
3.) The seats don’t recline all the way back, so if you are wanting to go to a place to lay flat and watch a movie, this isn’t the place.
4.) The previews are about 5 minutes shorter (this may or may not be a good thing).