So you're in the mood for a movie...this theater is near the Zocalo of Puebla, easy access whether…read moreyou're driving your own car or using public transportation. Upside to this theater, it has its own parking lot. You'd appreciate this if you've ever been around downtown. Let's begin with the downside. It's always crowded and noisy! People are always seating on the entrance steps. Line to get popcorn can be long. If you want to watch a movie in English, the showings in English are very limited; most are in Spanish.

The church is awesome as an architecture, sadly no photos allowed, and in general doesn't preach…read moreJesus Christ faithfully. Mainly because it has too much catholic influence and then evolved, so in the end not bible faithful. As a structure, it's nice to look at especially the interior.

Without a doubt this complex is my favorite! Not only is it near my home but the service it…read moreprovides is by far one of my favorites. People may complain about the ticket prices but keep in mind that this is a Premium theater so obviously prices will be a bit higher than your traditional theater. It's found within the plaza El Triángulo, so parking won't be a problem. Seating is comfortable. They offer food service in every hall, it's not overcrowded (not even during weekends) and they have specials especially if you already have a preferred customer card :)

If you want to go to the cinema without having to spend much time waiting, then this is the place…read moreto be. It is basically a standard Cinemex, but without the crowds. There is also enough parking, and even better it is free, which saves you money to spend on the great collection of promotional items available in the food area. I got myself a Willy Wonka popcorn holder hat :-), for only 90 pesos, filled with 2 types of popcorn :-) The only negative point were the seats, they are not very spacious for taller people.

Queríamos unas palomas del tamaño más grande y ya no había. Después un café del tamaño más grande y…read moretampoco había. Los chicos que atienden muy amables pero no tienen el material necesario para trabajar.