Cinépolis Antea Querétaro — Local services in Delegación Félix Osores

I had been told about the amazing experiences in Mexican cinemas but felt a bit let down by the venue. First impressions positive with a nice open entry hall and clean bathrooms. Also once seated the chairs are big and recline which was very comfortable with a table/chair service. That's where everything then stoped being great and went mediocre. The food we ordered just wasn't that good. It took 40mins to arrive, I would have at least liked to have the drink straight away while the rest is cooked. The plain hotdog was wrapped in foil and looked squashed with dense bread. It came with some jalapenos, Pico de Gallo, 4 tomato sauce, 1 mustard and 2 mayo. I would have preferred an extra mustard and less tomato to stop waste. The curly fries were warm but over cooked. My partner's sushi was quite dry like the rice had been left out. Nachos were ok but the container for cheese is half the size of the Nacho making it awkward to eat in the dark. Comfort gives this place some positives but disappointed...

We have been wary (and been getting lazy) in regards to going out, especially during these trying, and seemingly endless, times of this pandemic. We did, finally, decide on a movie; our first since COVID 19. Curious, we decided on our first visit to Antea VIP. Note the two stars? One star is for the super comfortable reclining chairs. One star is for the fact that an entrance ticket costs less than a local city bus in Vancouver...well almost. Both at the entrance and on the menu, daily drink specials were advertised. In addition, a good selection of drinks and beers were listed. All good except there was not a drop of booze in the house! Dissapointed, and a little perplexed, I settled on a coffee from the many choices listed. You guessed it. No coffee. WT ? The food choices came with a guarantee of obesity and nausea, so we passed. Not...

VIP seats are obviously better, but the regular seats are pretty good too!

Regular tickets for two people is only $178 pesos, super cheap per ticket.

VIP is around 300 pesos or so.

If you want English in a regular English language film, it will state "Sub", "Esp" means dubbed in Spanish. It will be under the film where the times are.

Front Row: We were stuck in the front row (second to the very very front) and I thought it would have been AWFUL and a waste but it was bare-able. Once the movie started it actually wasn't that bad! They don't put them right up to the screen like other...