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

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 244^th will unveil Cinebarre, a fresh new cinema-eatery concept showing first-run films on 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. According to Braly, "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."

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.

Cinebarre, LLC
Terrell Braly, CEO, 828-393-0960
Fax: 828-393-0958
terrell@cinebarre.com