Eat See Hear

Saw Karate Kid as it was near my home. Had an amazing Thai chicken wrap and Yukon potatoes. The band sounded pretty good and the Director of the movie was sweet and funny. When the movie started I noticed a hissing sound throughout. I was in a good spot near the sound area in the middle. The guy there kept moving buttons but you could hear this swishing sound like the system was wireless or something during quieter dialogue scenes. Kind of a bummer but I will give them another try soon. Maybe take this as feedback (no pun intended) as a hope it will be fixed next time and good overall concept:)

Zero stars for poor customer service and racial profiling. My son, his friend and I walked in to the Autry parking lot casually not knowing a ticket was required to walk up to a food truck parked on the public parking lot of the Autry Museum today. My son walked ahead of me and was accosted by a middle aged man with a walkie talkie who told him to leave because this was a «private event». I approached my son walking away from the man asking what happened and he said, «we can’t be here.» I approached the man and asked him to explain. He said «This is a private event.» I replied, «but this is a public park.» He said, «yes but we reserved the space and if you want to be here you have to buy a ticket.» I said, «It’s a private event but I can buy a ticket? So is it public or private?» He replied, «well its public but you have to buy a ticket.» «So why not start by asking me if i purchased a ticket or if I wanted to purchase a ticket instead of just chasing my son away? Why would you just throw us out of a public park?» I walked to the entry of the parking lot which was now blocked off by staff and asked to speak to a manager. I was told none was present at first then one was pointed out. The «manager» heard me out then said it was private event but I had to but a ticket. Again I asked her to clarify if it was private or public. She refused to acknowledge the distinction but feigned an apology then continued to say I had to buy a ticket. I told her that if she was going to apologize to leave it at that and that she should instruct her staff not to racially profile park goers throwing people out of a public park. She acted as if I had offender her to which I pointed out that of the ten or so staff present only one was nonwhite. My son was embarrassed in front of his friend by the event staff who threw him out of the food truck area. I am insulted by private profiteers benefitting from public space while discriminating against select members of the public. Particularly Mexican looking ones like me at a park museum supposedly dedicated to indigenous and Mexican peoples of the southwest. The event occurred on 5÷23÷15 at about 5:30pm.

Absolutely, loved being here tonight!!! The whole entire staff is amazing and goes out of there way to help you out. Instead of telling you where the bathroom is they just walk you there personally.
Plus, all the food trucks had such a variety, they had a band, and then the best part of all, the movie! I was expecting the sound to be so — so but it was straight up like personal Bose headphones! And there wasn’t a single glitch in the movie.
I will most definitely be going to way more of these! They even had dog treats for your furry friend with water bowls all around. Had a blast and the age group was mature mid 20s-​late 30s. Just a good time all around! You must do this!

so fun!!! this is my 2^nd time ever going to an outside movie event and now I know exactly what to do.
buy those small sand chairs (gets pretty uncomfy sitting on a blanket the whole time) bring blankets and dress warm!!! bring a small cooler of drinks and snacks~ or even outside food.
there are tons of food trucks but make sure to find out which food truck is there. if the selection isnt good ur just forced to pay for something thats not that great. and prepare to wait
we went and watched princess bride. I forgot how hilarious that movie is. its just fun to be in that kind of setting and watch an old movie everyone appreciates~
tickets for about 11 bucks each :)

I’ve just gotta update my review.
Last year was pretty fantastic but it seems the EatSeeHear crew has REALLY got it together this year! The live music is WAY better, a truckload more options with regard to the food trucks and all the interaction with the photographers/​staff/​volunteers has been unbelievable.
Great job you guys!

A perfect summer outing! This event was a relaxing night in the park eating great food and watching a classic film!
The Experience:
Pre-​sale tickets online at
were $ 10 (+$ 1 processing fee). Doors opened at 5:30pm. Tix at the door were $ 15. Live music started around 7pm. At least a dozen food trucks were out and around the park lining the fences, many people had already started claiming spots on the grass to watch the film starting at 8:30. Honestly, the best truck food I’ve ever had. The movie showing that night was Big, for the 25^th anniversary celebration, and everyone was tons of fun. Pet-​friendly! Great night out, bring a few blankets ‘cuz it gets cold even for a summer night!
The Food:
— Cali burger from Umami
— Fig & Goat Cheese grilled cheese sandwich with mustard seeds and crispy Yukon Golds with garlic aioli and dill from Gastrobus
— Kale + lots of other greens juice from Juice Box
— Banana Chocolate Breadpudding a la mode BSweet Mobile
Loved every minute of it.