Cinebarre`s Dinner & Movie Concept Makes Seattle Debut May 29

First Coast to Coast Cinema-Eatery Opens in former Mountlake Terrace Regal 9
SEATTLE--(Business Wire)--
The date night pastime of "dinner and a movie" once entailed visiting two
locations; in Seattle, that notion is about to change. The former Regal Theater
site in Mountlake Terrace at 6009 SW 244thwill unveil Cinebarre, a fresh new
cinema-eatery concept for ages 21 and older, showing first-run films starting
May 29. Expect made-to-order appetizers, entrees, beer and wine served to your
theater seat.

The old theater site has been remodeled to perfection for Cinebarre. The
renovation includes the installation of a custom commercial kitchen, a lobby
conversion into a signature lounge with an expansive bar, custom high back
chairs, bench tables and new state-of-the-art screens and sound systems in its
eight screening rooms. The new look and feel embodies a sleek, upscale
atmosphere that appeals to lounge lovers as much as to film buffs. Terrell
Braly, Cinebarre Chief Executive Officer, describes the design style as
"retro-industrial, with lots of black and silver."

Unlike other movie theaters, Cinebarre narrows its focus on savvy, active
adults.

"We want to give the mature audience the experience of enjoying a meal and
watching a movie the way it was meant to be: without the common distractions of
traditional movie theaters," said Braly.

While the must-have movie theater popcorn remains (served with real melted
butter!), Cinebarre features pizza made with fresh dough and sauce, fresh ground
burgers, hand-cut fries and onion rings, and homemade desserts. Along with fresh
food, Cinebarre guests can enjoy beer and wine with their movie.

"The snack bar of the past is gone; you`ll find great food and an extensive
selection of wine, bottled beer in both domestic and imports, and regional
microbrews on draft," said Braly.

Cinebarre in Mountlake Terrace is the company`s fourth venture in the United
States, along with locations in Asheville, NC, Mt. Pleasant, SC and Thornton,
CO. Cinebarre, LLC is a joint venture between Knoxville-based Regal, the largest
movie theater operator in the country, and Texas movie executive Terrell Braly.
Cinebarre LLC was formed in 2007 to develop a chain of cinema-eateries across
the country. EAT. DRINK. WATCH MOVIES. Learn more at www.cinebarre.com.

Wilson Public Relations
Lisa Thompson, 206-838-8977
lisat@tamarawilson.com

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