AMC Dine-In Theatres Bridgewater 7

I’ve never to a theater where they only have one size of popcorn, and it’s a large. This was the most disgusting popcorn I have ever had. We asked for extra butter, which came in small containers, however the amount of salt on this popcorn was so intense that it felt like we were just eating salt. It was horrible, and inedible. We then tried pretzel bites with cheese, and while the pretzels were OK, the cheese, was not cheese but some kind of horrific melted goo. While I liked having service at my Seat, since we were sitting in the last row we were constantly interrupted by the door opening and shutting, and seeing all those of the servers going up and down the isles serving everybody. Overall this was not a good moviegoing experience, and I don’t think I would go back.

Came here to see Deadpool, and loved the fact that you can pre-​select seats! If you know what you’re doing a few days beforehand, you can arrive at the theater just before the previews start and ensure you have great seats awaiting. This is a dine in theater, but you don’t have to order any food. The screen is pretty big, and the seats are very comfy.

I love the concept of the dine in movie and AMC Bridgewater seems to be trying. However they are still missing the mark. The seats & tables often feel sticky or have food crumbs. I’ve had to send glassware away twice because it was dirty (think lipstick on a glass I hadn’t used yet). And the food is solidly so-​so as is the usually slow service. Hoping they get it ironed out soon…

This was an ok experience. Not super. Not horrible. Mostly it was a movie with comfortable yet sticky seats. The waitstaff are not professionals and I doubt they are hired to be world class servers. Don’t expect anything special. They will take long, forget straws, mix up your order, but they are just young kids. Be patient. It’s dark when you get your stuff so don’t hesitate to take your contraband phone out and turn on the light to check it over for hairs and such. This is not gourmet dinning. Its just a movie.

I have been a big fan of this theater since its conversion to Fork and Dine. But something is going terribly wrong! And I HOPE SOMEBODY AT AMC HQS. READS THIS! The menu change was a disaster. There used to be fruit salads, vegetable platters, flatbread pizzas… you could opt to eat fairly healthy. Now its is ¹⁄₃^rd the selection it was. I have been many times since and tried a lot of items. NONE are worthy of eating. They even messed up the milkshakes. For example, you order a vanilla milkshake and it comes to you with a giant ice cream sandwich stuck in the top. What pray tell is one to do with this? No plate to lie it down upon… Its a sticky mess. And last week I noticed that the elegant cloth black napkins have been replaced with paper napkins. What Wharton idiot is making these cut backs? And memo to Theater #1waiters…QUIET MEANS EVERYONE! You are yelling in the hall and vestibule. I realize that with Fandango you are getting oversold, so maybe this is your clever way to cut down on the number of people that come. From now on I’ll budget time to have a meal at Seasons 52 before the show and just enjoy the complimentary glass of water you provide… assuming you don’t eliminate that, too. PLEASE… let’s regroup!

The bar is wonderful, I ended up having a dirty glass and the one bartender, Rachel, happily remade it for me even tho I didn’t complain. She was so nice! Brought our drinks into the theatre. Don’t bother eating dinner here tho, too expensive and my food is cold every time! Just popcorn and drinks is wonderful!

Ever since this place opened it has been going downhill. Slow service, forgotten orders, mediocre food — the list goes on. Not to mention the new menu is an overpriced joke. Won’t be going here ever again.

Solid screens, comfortable chairs, friendly staff, but d-​i-​r-​t-​y (and a little smelly).
I love the concept of this place. You can get a glass of beer and some actual food while watching a movie. In theory. The food is nothing to write home about, especially for the price and the beers are also on the expensive side (about $ 5 – 6 bucks for Miller).
My biggest problem with this place is that it is dirty! There’s a scent in the theaters that smells like someone sweated into a popcorn bucket and left it there for like three months. Popcorn kernels everywhere. I found pieces of cake and food under the trays and in the cup holders. Really turned on my appetite!
Everything was sticky — menus, seats, trays. Bathrooms were no better.
I love the idea but it’s really hard to get past the cleanliness issues. A good cleaning and some general maintenance would make a HUGE difference.

They ran out of all the hot drinks when I was here… How do you not have coffee? Girl said machine was down which is kind of inexcusable. I recommend to go to the Menlo one it’s bigger and better than this one. Better customer service as well.

Bring the old menu back!!! I just went to dine in theater today and the food was terrible!!! They completely changed the menu and the food was inedible. The chicken quesadilla had cold blue cheese chunks and the burger was dry. The food from old menu was much better.
This completely defeats the purpose of dine in theater. I wouldn’t be ordering anything till the food changes.

Two adults, one kid, for a 6:30pm Saturday evening showing of Goosebumps. The only thing stickier than the floor in the ladies room was the floor in our auditorium. The only available seats were in the front row, which meant our view was gonna suck.
6:05pm: Our server appeared at my side upon moments of our being seated, and seemed displeased over the fact that we weren’t immediately ready to order. Sorry, Sport, but the website doesn’t post the menu, so we’ll need a sec to see what we’re faced with. I would soon find out that, because I am on the aisle, I am to be both the spokesperson and designated clearinghouse/​intermediary of the food and beverages for the evening, despite the fact that being in the front row also meant that there was 10 feet of open walking space in front of us that could easily be utilized by the staff to deliver our items to the actual recipient. Anyways. So I relay our drink order. The husband and I will each have a beer and the kid will have a milkshake. The server requests a credit card to start a tab. Odd for a «dining» establishment, but ok. Off our server goes and we take our first real look at the menu. It boasts the most expensive basic food I’ve ever seen outside of a Vegas Applebee’s. We roll with it all because we’re there for the experience. Right?
6:10: my beer arrives by courier #1, followed by the kid’s shake, courtesy of courier #2. Both drinks are given to me to distribute. Nothing and no one comes for my husband. I drink my beer in his face. It stops being funny after a while and I let him drink some of it.
6:15: Our original server returns (still sans beer) to take our food order. Again I relay the desires sent down the line for my transmission. We order pretzel nubs as an app. I ordered the $ 16 chicken fingers, which at 1300 calories, was a lighter option than the salads. Husband will have a Mediterranean-​esque bowl of mac n cheese. Kid wants to know what «royal sauce» is, as it is placed on all of the burgers. The server tells me it’s an umami sauce with a totally straight face. I translate the message back to kid that it’s gravy… because he’s 10 and doesn’t know what umami is. I receive and relay the decree that kid will have whatever burger it was that came with Brie, hold the fig spread (wise move, kid). Server did not ask how the burger should be cooked. Sidebar, your honor. The special sauce is described as «umami» and it’s offered with a higher-​end French-​style cheese, but it’s only offered at one temperature. Mmmm, okaaaay, but… never mind. Experience of eating dinner in a movie theatre! Whee!
6:25: I am given the pretzel bites by one of the couriers. I point out that my husband ordered a beer… a while ago. She said it will be right out.
6:30: lights out. Movie on.
6:40: I receive the Mac n cheese and chicken fingers from the couriers (the kid is SOL on his burger, apparently). The bowl for the husband’s Mac is filled to the point where it is dangerously close to spilling it’s hot lava contents. Good thing it’s handed to me to bestow unto to him, rather than just being placed safely on his tray. I take a look at my plate in the dark. It contains obviously processed chicken fingers, fries, some sort of insta-​biscuit, and red cabbage slaw that was slopped into its bowl, dangling over its side like a Dali clock, or a limp wet sock hanging over the side of a hamper. I look over at husband, and he’s visibly underwhelmed with his choice, too. Kid is already sucked into the movie, so we start eating without him and without anything for my husband to drink.
6:55: now I’m getting pissed enough to use the little red button. Our original server arrives, concerned. «Is something wrong?!» «Yes, my husband still has not gotten his drink and my son has no dinner. And I would like some ketchup for my fries, please.» He seems genuinely puzzled that the courier’s original trip to the bar only yielded one of the two beers ordered, and insists that the rest of our order was on its way. He then did something astounding. He used the wide open space and crossed in front of us to fetch a bottle of ketchup at the far end of our row. He was not disintegrated by force fields nor eaten by a pit of gators under the floor!
7:05: my husband’s beer finally comes (to me). It’s in a bottle. That means it took the staff appx an hour to pry the cap from a bottle and carry it down the hall. I am handed my kid’s burger. I subcontract the food delivery obligation to my husband, who presents kid with his food. I am finally able to relax and watch this stupid movie.
7:10: The server delivers the bill (in the dark) and ask how the burger turned out. My husband said kid didn’t really like it. «But it was ok, though, right?» We just said yes.
I believe that tipping poorly invites bad juju no matter how dismally this team of teen AV squad rejects performed, and I begrudgingly tipped the customary 20%.
In all, this disappointing «experience» totaled $ 130.

Brutal. $ 100 for dinner/​drinks. Boneless wings are actually chicken tenders. No motz sticks. $ 8 for ½ of a pretzel chopped up. Portion size: brutal. Ordered Mac and Cheese but it wasn’t available. Brutal.
Actually came back to this place after the waiter forgot to bring our order out last month/​charged me for a tall boy beer when I ordered a pint. That’s it I think. Brutal. The old lady is not happy. Bring back the old menu, and someone who will remember to bring it out. Again, brutal.

I have to say the place is kept cleaner and the service is way better than Menlo Park’s Fork and Screen, but the menu has undergone a complete overhaul and not for the better. Not yet updated on the website, but look out for it. What used to be bad is now terrible, IMHO. Goodbye amazing fruit cup and hummus with raw veggies, hello cheesy biscuits and five kinds of mac and cheese. I’m no health nut, but seriously, I think they are trying to kill us.
Even higher prices, more fried and fattening options, fewer healthy ones, and while everything had always been unnecessarily salty (they even charge a $ 1 more if you ask for no salt on your fries!) it’s now unbearably so. No wonder they don’t want to post their nutritional information online. Sorry, AMC, still a fan of your theaters, but I vow never to be forked again.

Not only is the new menu an absolute joke, but they got my wife’s order wrong twice before we finally gave up and just ate it… The «boneless chicken wings» are basically overly processed balls of deep fried chicken and the chicken sandwich has the consistency of rubber…
Absolute joke how bad the food is here. We made the joint decision that we will continue to pay the $ 16 for the movie tickets here strictly for the convenience and the comfortable movie seats which resemble lazy boys. However, we will never eat anything other than popcorn and soda here. Very disappointing.

I went here for the first time this past weekend to watch The Martian. I ordered a burger while my boyfriend ordered the carne asada tacos. Each of the seats in the theater are grouped into twos, which seemed like a good idea at first but personally, I found them uncomfortable.
When our food arrived, it was cold. My burger was warm at least, but the fries it came with were actually COLD as in, not just not warm but they felt chilled. My boyfriend’s tacos were cold as well. This was pretty disappointing. It looked like the theater was understaffed, which probably led to there not being enough servers to deliver the meals while they were still hot. I will mention that the showing we went to was at 10:30PM so maybe it had to do with it being so late, less people were working. Either way, it felt very disappointing. Our server also forgot to bring my soda, so I had to call again and remind them.
I wouldn’t even mind so much that the food was cold if it didn’t cost so much money. We each ordered one entrée, I ordered a soft drink and my boyfriend ordered a beer. The bill came out to over $ 40. Paying that much for food should at least ensure that the food comes hot (or at least mildly warm).

If I could give this place no stars, I would. I can honestly say I’ve been numerous times and each time it gets worse. (Not sure why I return) I think the thought of a dine-​in theater is cooler than actually going. Anyway. The last time I went, my fiancé and I finally got waited on after waiting 20 minutes. We ordered a beer each. After waiting another 20 minutes, the beer came out warm! Nothing worse than warm beer. Than we each ordered an appetizer and meals. We got the chips and dip and the chips came out all crumbled. Like they were at the bottom of the bag. When our meals came out it was freezing cold! The place is WAY over priced. we agreed that we will never go back. The good old fashion movie with popcorn and candy will do just fine.

There isn’t a lot of diversity amongst movie theatres. You been to a few theatres and it seems like thats how every theatre is, same designs, same set up, lol heck same unhappy staff.
Well this place is exception. I am a huge fan of these dine in theatres. It is a great experience. The screens are awesome, the chairs are huge and comfy, you get privacy and space, and best of all you can order food and drinks here and the staff will bring it to you (all you do is press the buttons by your seat, and a waiter poof pops out of nowhere) just kiddin, they come with 2 minutes which was great.
The food is at the quality level you’d get from a good bar or a better version of Friday’s/ applebees .
Actually some of the food really was pretty good.
The only knock is the set up isn’t good for groups of more than.
Atleast to me it seems as if its sectioned off for couples or parties of 2. I might have missed if they had a better section for bigger groups.
Oh well once again…
Screens are awesome here, audio was awesome, lighting was awesome, service was great, and oh Jurassic world sucked but that has nothing to do with this great experience.

First time
Nice theater but was a bit not as clean as the other Dine in theater. had some food on floor from previous showing.
Had a couple additions to the menu I have not seen on the other location not far away And the BBQ chicken flat-​bread pizza was awesome that day.
Young staff that was very helpful. I stopped one waiter to get something from him and he was helpful even though he was not my waiter. I’ve done it before and the lady said I would get your waiter for you. For some napkins! please what would be the harm of taking them out her pocket that I seen. So I was very impress the help of the staff. That was why they got the four stars.

This was my first time at an amc dine in theater. The theater itself was pretty small and the volume was a low. Also the seats are not comfortable. But being able to order food, snacks, or drinks make up for it. Also the prices are pretty decent. You can get free refills on popcorn and soda.

Absolutely horrible service!
I’ve boycotted the Edison AMC done in for horrible service. And now I will be boycotting the Bridgewater AMC dine in. My boyfriend and I came here for our weekly date night out. We ate somewhere else before we went to the movie. We order drinks at the movie straight away. They came promptly. About a half hour later we pressed the button to order another round and waited 20min and nothing, pressed the button again and the waiter came. We reminded him of our order and waited another 20min and nothing.
I left the movie to go complain and canceled my order. Also told them I would not be paying for my bill.
The service quality at these dine in theaters are horrendous.
Find a different dine in theater.