Austin-based chain of dinner-and-a-movie theaters shows first-run flicks, but it's their signature events - sing-alongs, Weird Wednesdays, Master Pancake and more - that make them a local favorite.
This art-house theater features four screens, with 50 seats or fewer in each screening room, and a lobby bar and patio serving heavy appetizers. Customers get free parking in the adjacent AMLI garage.
A mini urban drive-in theater complete with window speakers for a dozen cars and plenty of walk-in spaces for pedestrians.
Their Summer Film Series is a classic way to beat the heat with double features from May to September. The theater also rolls out the red carpet for local premieres.
Larger store (Airport Boulevard) is a fearsome eruption of titles filling towering shelves in a sleekly modern two-story space covering about 7,000 square feet.
Functional, boxy shops divided this way and that by brimming shelves of movie-buff heaven. Lots of film posters.
Alamo's collectible art boutique, teams with big-name contemporary artists to create limited-edition prints and t-shirts that routinely sell out.
The tickets at this movie theater include reclining seats, pillows and blankets, popcorn and access to the theater's service staff.
The store has switched its focus to music, but you'll still find plenty of flicks available to rent or purchase.
First-run theater with an in-house microbrewery and restaurant, which patrons can visit without having to purchase a movie ticket. After 6 p.m., patrons younger than 21 must be accompanied by parents.
