Trilogy Restaurant

«New» Dinner & a Movie place, and it’s close to home. Great! Let’s go give it a try…
Movie started at 9:30pm, we had reservations at the restaurant at 7:30pm. Plenty of time.
As soon as we sat down we were asked if we were watching a movie, so they could make sure to get everything out in time for us not to miss it. We were also told we could bring whatever we wanted from the restaurant into the movie theatre, drinks, food… good deal!
First thing we noticed was that our table was wobbly, so we moved to the next one… same problem. So, we were careful and got it to stay still most of the time.
I started with a gin and basil drink. It was tasty, generous size, but really strong. I was not able to finish it.
Between the burger and the Cuban sandwich, our server recommended the burger. Personally I would pass on this next time. Nothing special about it and the meat was lacking flavor. The truffle fries were good.
My sister ordered one of their sandwiches and this looked really good. Perfectly pressed, melted cheese, and looked fresh. It came with fries, which were good, and she also ordered a side of mofongo (being from PR we HAD TO try it). It’s not as my grandfather’s mofongo but it was pretty good considering they are not from Puerto Rico. Only thing is that, just like my burger, it was bland. We had to add salt.
For dessert they had a special of fried Oreos. I did not even look at the rest of the dessert menu as I know this is one of my sister’s favorite things. So we ordered those. 5 come to the order, warm, and delicious. We took these to snack on during the movie, and even though the meal wasn’t perfect, we did leave satisfied and willing to give them another try. You can tell they are new, and they try very hard to please, plus the restaurant is nice and comfortable.
Really hope I can add one or more stars on my next visit. As of right now, they are A-​OK!

When you walk into the restaurant its apparent that you are in the same building as the Silverspot Cinema (you immediately smell the popcorn as you enter the restaurant). This was a little unexpected and turned us off somewhat (mixing the aromas of popcorn with dinner wasn’t too appealing). There was a nice bar area inside the restaurant. The menu offered a mix of several different types of food. The pizza and hamburgers were kind of expected, considering the Cinema location. Also offered were some Tex-​Mex and Japanese dishes. The food was average as were the prices (most dishes were between $ 15 and $ 30). We had the steak frites (with an interesting fondue sauce for dipping), pasta bolognese (a special that day) and sesame crusted tuna. All of the dishes were ok (nothing spectacular), but not a bad value considering that most dishes were less than $ 25.00. All in all, the meal was pretty decent and if you are looking for a bite before or after a movie, its conveniently located and worth a try.

What a great experience. The service was fantastic. The food was great. Had the lobster roll and it was fantastic. My friend order the HERO sandwich it was huuuuuuuuuuuuuge and delicious. We sometimes go to the restaurant with out going to the movies.

Wish we’d read the review that said ‘do yourself a favor, eat at any other place’
The pizza tasted like a frozen base with poor construction of toppings. The ceviche was made with off shrimp and badly presented in a glass with no accompaniment but a gallon of lemon juice.
Over priced for bad small food. Don’t eat here.

This place has some really great food and a nice atmosphere and friendly staff. Alas it lacks a craft beer selection and the bloody marys aren’t very good.
The blt lobster is very good.

The service and drinks were good but I wouldn’t eat here
yourself a favor, eat at any other place in the promenade then walk over to see the movie.
The food is average, but the prices are far too expensive for what you get, I see why that even on Friday night with new movie releases the restaurant was fairly empty. You can walk around the promenade and pick from several restaurants with more choices, better food and reasonable prices.
The décor of the restaurant and bar looks like it is all from ikea — nice but at the same time cheap and not very comfortable. The tables are so close together you will be rubbing elbows with your neighbors and their server. The chairs in the restaurant are small and uncomfortable made with wood that you feel like you’re sliding out of. Didn’t feel like a restaurant that is charging the prices that they are.
The bar: first, who picked those bar stools??? Metal seats with a chain link look and open squares. Extremely uncomfortable and could easily snag or rip your gf nice dress. We were at the bar for about 5 minutes on those barbwire fence inspired chairs before we decided to go sit in the dinning area instead. Also no real ambiance, very bright.
I’ll go to Silverspot for the movies but no chance that I will eat at their restaurant again. It makes no sense to pay for mediocre food with super crazy inflated prices when there are better places just steps away.
I can’t comment much on the food other than it wasn’t anything special and the food wasn’t even close to being worth the prices, and didn’t match the cheaper look and feel of the dinning room. This place needs to really rethink their menu and prices.
I did find it funny they told us you could get a free medium popcorn if we bought a bottle of wine. …yeah because wine pairs great with popcorn! Just shows the identity crisis that this place has.

The Trilogy Restaurant sits in a combined building with the Silverspot Cinema. It makes having dinner and a movie very easy. The restaurant is very new and is really clean. I ordered the Cheeseburger and a Salad. The Cheeseburger was DELICIOUS! It was hot, full of flavor, tender and juicy. The Cheeseburger comes with: Lettuce, Tomatoes, Red Onions, a Soft Bun and the cheese of your choice (I chose Cheddar). The salad was just the right size and tasty. For dessert I had the Cheesecake Lollipops. This was a first for me… but it DEFINITELY won’t be the last time I have them. It is such a convenient way to have a small amount of a dessert that I really enjoy. The Cheesecake Lollipop Tree comes with assorted cheesecake flavors. What I really liked was how the restaurant and the movie theater work together. If for some reason you would like to finish your meal inside the theater, you may do so. You will be provided with a tray that sits comfortably across your lap and works as a table. The tray connects in the cup holders to ensure that nothing falls. I really enjoyed my experience at this restaurant!

Great food, great atmosphere, great presentation, limited menu… not really !
More taste then options, great beginning to a good date night !

Movie theatre food. High prices and mediocre dishes. Ordered a beer and a pepperoni pizza, nothing special. For some reason was priced $ 14 but was $ 10 on the bill. Don’t ask me how, not too upset about it. The pizza is incredibly thin, almost looks like a child made it with shredded cheese and limited sauce. It wasn’t terrible though, I wouldn’t come back before a movie, I would go to the other restaurants in the Promenade. They are much better.

Ate there after a movie. Nice ambiance however food needs some work. Great menu so was excited however ordered chips with blue cheese fondue and the chips had a funny taste to them. French onion soup was ok. Mahi tacos came with 3 however the slaw on top was completely dry and had to order sauce on the side to make it worth eating. Husbands burger and fries where good. Took a long time to get check with only a few tables occupied. They just opened so hopefully they will step it up to compete with some of the great restaurants in the Promenade.