I like the original Parkway. The food’s edible, better than the typical garbage you get at chain theaters, but not very good. That CC Times review (by their club reviewer, not the restaurant critic) makes it clear it... (7 replies, last updated by EdwardAdams February 6, 2007)

This Digest report had a link with a few reports about the food, but so far no mention of the pizza at that particular location. Cerrito Speakeasy Theater http://www.chow.com/digest/2153 (23 replies, last updated by bbulkow June 2, 2009)

The Parkway in Oakland has yeast and various other popcorn toppings. It’s also served in a big bowl. The Bay Street AMC theater in Emeryville has self-serve “butter” topping so you can dispense your own to... (7 replies, last updated by Cynthia June 10, 2005)

Speaking of one-two combos, what does everyone recommend for pre or post theater dining? (5 replies, last updated by Felix April 16, 2004)

on these message boards for pre-theater restaurants. The following restaurants have been recommended and are followed by a few questions: Italian: Trattoria Trecolori, Lattanzi Ristorante, Ecsa, Vice Versa, Roberto Passon, Cascina... (20 replies, last updated by RGR January 22, 2008)

We’re going to Atlanta the first weekend in August for a show at the Masquerade Theater on Saturday the 2nd. We’re staying just west of Piedmont Park on Juniper Street. We’re going to Home on Friday night when... (9 replies, last updated by kevinabeatty November 24, 2008)

Long story short, I won a bet with the BF. So he wants to pay off the bet when we go to see a Chorusline in a couple of weeks. As a life long NYer (he IS NOT so he doesn’t get it, LOL), I usually avoid steakhouses in the... (33 replies, last updated by kcijones001 September 27, 2007)

Four couples are going out for dinner (sans children!) before a performance at Powell Hall. We’re coming from the UCity area and are looking for something either on the way or in the Powell Hall/Fox Theater area. Pretty... (11 replies, last updated by Doug April 20, 2009)

If you want a movie with your pizza the Parkway theaters in Oakland and El Cerrito offer it. (9 replies, last updated by Robert Lauriston December 10, 2006)

. http://www.parkway-speakeasy.com/index.php?view=parkway_special_events.html (15 replies, last updated by wolfe January 16, 2008)

Actually Robert, if they are staying somewhere in the Theater District/Union Square, as mentioned above, it’s about a 3 block walk. As far as it being an “old” speakeasy, technically it’s new but the... (7 replies, last updated by Robert Lauriston March 7, 2008)

or a movie at the Parkway (where decent wine is served by the glass for less than a pack of milk duds at a regular theater). Parkway: http://www.parkway-speakeasy.com/index.php Tacos: http://maps.google.com/maps (24 replies, last updated by Lori SF June 20, 2007)

Not really restaurants but food and wine based tails, both speakeasy theaters, oakland and El Cerrito. Watch PRESIDENT OBAMA’S INAUGURATION at both theaters, both screens, on Tuesday January 20! Offering a special brunch... (4 replies, last updated by Ruth Lafler January 15, 2009)

I am doing some research on the Million Dollar Theater in downtown LA at Broadway and 3rd Street. I have heard a rumor that there was a speakeasy there during prohibition and starting in the 1950s, a restaurant called The... (2 replies, last updated by History Detective December 1, 2003)

I saw that the Parkway Theater in Oakland is doing an event, but is there anywhere fun like that in the South Bay? (7 replies, last updated by ericf November 2, 2004)