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Northshore 8

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251 Buddy Ganem Dr

Portland, TX 78374

+1 (361) 643-3456

http://northshore8.wwmm.mobi

Northshore 8 is a popular movie theatre located in Portland, TX, known for its comfortable seating and a wide selection of films. With eight screens showcasing the latest blockbusters and classic favorites, it offers a cozy atmosphere for moviegoers. The theatre features convenient amenities such as concession stands for snacks and drinks, making it a great destination for a fun night out with family and friends.

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Angel A.

9/3/2022

Our family of four were visiting for Labor Day weekend and it happened to be national cinema day. We selected Beast to watch and although the movie was meh... the theater and restrooms were clean...

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Lorna M.

3/7/2025

The size of the theater was small, which was a nice thing. We purchased our tickets online and choose the seats we wanted. The snack counter was unrealisticly expensive, so we chose to eat...

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Zachary C.

12/19/2023

This is bb theaters now. Only recliners. Big improvement in everything. Good popcorn. Everything is new. Sound of the movies is great. Theater is very clean and new. Smells fresh. Love this...

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Dinestein M.

1/3/2024

Okay this place is so lovely and there are heated recliner seats with swinging trays for food. The only complaint is today there was not much food (hot dogs) red sauce for the cheese sticks and...

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Zachary V D.

7/21/2018

Avoid the Hot Dogs and Do Not Expect Any Customer Service I really do not want to write a negative review, but today takes the cake, I mean Hot Dog. Part of our order included a Hot Dog. Took...

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