Fork n' Film Portland

Went to see Hocus Pocus on 10/10/25. The taste of the food was good but it was not warm, more like on the lukewarm/cold side. It would have been a lot better if the food was hot and fresh. The waiters and staff were very kind, accommodating, and friendly. The environment was decent, but it did feel like a makeshift pop up event. The tickets were pretty costly for what was provided. I would suggest an improvement in the overall environment and food service. Once improvements are made, this could be an incredible experience!

First time at Fork n Film and had a great time!! The food was amazing and I enjoyed just about everything that came to the table. And it never stopped coming!! Our server Connie was wonderful and treated us like family…really hungry family. She made sure we were relaxed, happy, and enjoying ourselves every minute of the experience. We watched the movie Grease and the food was spot on! From spaghetti and meatballs with a delicious vinaigrette salad to a savory Twinkie to a slider with fries, pretzel bites and chicken and even corn dogs topped off with cream pies…AMAZING! As I waddled out to the parking lot, I was sure I’d be back for another great film and more delicious food!!

As a vegan of many decades, my expectations for experiences like this are honestly never particularly high. They have done a wonderful job. I didn’t leave hungry, and I certainly didn’t feel like any less attention had been paid to my meal. In fact, after talking with one of the chefs after the show about how they have experimented with making their own vegan proteins for the veg diners, I know for a fact that quite a lot of thought, effort, and care went into the vegetarian and vegan offerings. It was awesome to see that they had someone on the team who had great passion for not only accommodating dietary restrictions, but actively excited about finding creative ways to give all diners an equitable eating experience! The only reason I am giving atmosphere 4 stars is because I do wish that the screen could be bigger and the seating more comfortable. Other than that, I have truly enjoyed going to see Lady and the Tramp and Coco 🥹 with Fork n’ Film.

The Portland Oregon location is top notch. Dan the manager is awesome and makes sure everyone is taken care of. He really cares about his job and his staff. He really cares about his customers and makes sure everyone has a good time. The staff and servers are incredible. The food is great. While the experience is a bit spendy, the experience and good service is well worth it. Treat yourself.

⭐☆☆☆☆ – Absolutely the Worst Dining Experience I’ve Had in 20 Years in Portland Fork and Film Portland was literally the worst food experience I’ve had in my twenty years of living here — and that’s saying something. We paid $200 per ticket for what were supposed to be the best seats for Hocus Pocus, expecting at least a mid-level meal if not something genuinely good. What we got instead was food so bad it almost felt like a prank. The “soup course” tasted like it came out of a rusty can that had been watered down to stretch it for the whole theater. The pieces of bread that came with it were basic and completely forgettable. My first drink was mid-level champagne, and the second was an alleged sangria — basically a glass filled with two cups of ice, a quarter glass of liquid, and a handful of stale gummy bears. Then came the “main course”: some cold, black-colored gnocchi with a little smear of plain tomato sauce underneath. I finished it in about three spoonfuls because there was just nothing to it. No salt, no flavor, no seasoning — nothing. The final course was the breaking point: a stale, dry brownie that crumbled into dust when I tried to pick it up with a spoon. It tasted like a microwaved Dollar Tree brownie, and I gave up after one bite. The last drink was basically apple juice with maybe a tablespoon of alcohol, if there was any at all. The seats themselves were good — front row center — but the stage setup in front of you is cluttered and cheap-looking. The attempt at décor was painfully amateurish. The only redeeming thing was the servers, who were very kind and attentive. But even with great service, this experience wasn’t worth $20, let alone $200. You’re honestly better off doing a Fork and Film at home, or just going to a regular theater, spending $40 on a comfy recliner seat, fresh popcorn, a soda, and a hot dog. This whole thing feels like a total scam, and saying I’m disappointed is an understatement.

Fork N Film at Hoku have been fabulous experiences for my family and myself! Talk about a wonderful way to watch some pf your favorite and fun movies! The customer service and quality of the food really elevate everything about this. Big shout out to the wonderfully talented chefs, to the amazing servers (Armando, Connie , Asha and the rest!) and of course Dan the man! 😀👍🏼👍🏼 Thank you for going above and beyond to making these experiences unforgettable. 🥰

My mom and I saw Grease tonight and had a fantastic time!! The food was plentiful, tasted delicious, and was perfectly on theme. The service was wonderful - Asha was so friendly and kind (she even treated us to extra champagne). I will definitely return for another movie!

I tried to reach out to Fork n Film before writing this review but they’ve been unresponsive. We saw Hocus Pocus on 10/03, and while well meaning staff presented fun plates, that was the extent of the positives. The food was bland and low quality. All bread, no proteins. The texture had a crusty layer like it was made the day before and reheated, but nothing was hot. They served a brownie that was an inedible hard brick. The ONE alcoholic drink was all sugary juice. The seats were uncomfortable to sit in for an extended period of time. Been excited to try this experience and it was such a let down. Even more so that the company refuses to respond to valid complaints. Maybe other cities have better events but Portland has a ton of other restaurants worth spending this kind of money on. Don’t waste your time or money here!