I had a very good experience here with some awkward speedbumps along the way but that's okay. Here…read morewe go. Upon arrival, I wanted to pay with my MoviePass card and so I walked to the ticketing booth and the young lady was on her phone and had an AirPod in. I scared the DAYLIGHT out of her. I felt so bad even though it wasn't my fault. Just oof. Also, it was really hard to communicate as there are issues with the glass microphone... At the concessions, I had 3 coupons from a Christmas promo. The poor guy had to enter them separately and this is where things got weird. I asked him what was closest to $5 and he said a bottled beverage. On the screen it showed $5.80 for a bottled beverage. When he rang up my Fairlife chocolate milk (I'll get to this later), it was $6.30 or $6.80. Either way, I got to use my coupons even though it took 7-10 min. My popcorn was stale and severely disappointing but whatever...it was 9am. The chocolate milk, well, I thought it was a protein shake as it did end up having 23g of protein. However, it did not use the lactose free milk and I suffered drastically during the middle of the film. That was my fault. The Coke Zero syrup was okay but I've had better. The concession area was spectacularly clean. The patron checking tickets was super diligent and wonderful at his job. I was happy to, once again, see how local Cinemarks hire those with disabilities. My seat didn't recline all of the way and now I know why no one chose my row (I wish they would have told me it was a Dbox row when I purchased the ticket). Overall, a decent experience and I would be back!

You can't make this up! Came to see Melania on opening weekend. In Theater 11, only 11 there is…read moreno heat. Today is really cold out. Supposedly it's broken and they offered a refund... Lots of people here bundled up to stay. Patriots to our core I'm proud to say. Shame on you Cinemark, you could have easily moved all of us to another theater and canceled someone else's movie.

So glad we finally decided to go to Doc's and we will for sure go back again!…read moreEasy to buy tickets online and there were staff present when we arrived to make sure we knew where to park. There are lots of options for food- they have a concession stand there with hot dogs, snacks, candy and popcorn and such. There is also a food truck you can order from. We got food from both and were pleasantly surprised at the fair prices, portions and taste. My husband also went to the bar/speakeasy and said it was a really cool spot with lots of beverage options. We brought blankets and pillows for the kids in the back of the truck and then some chairs for us. We had plenty of space and it was a perfect night. Such a fun, nostalgic activity for kids and adults alike!!

Went for the first time for their murder and mystery event at their speakeasy. The speakeasy is…read morevery cool. The hidden entrance and decor is awesome. The people who took our tickets were both really friendly. The African American bartender was really friendly too but the blonde just seemed like she didn't want be there. Either that or she just doesn't smile in life. We had a really good time playing the murder and mystery game even though there were some hiccups, they had to keep taking small breaks throughout the game to fix things. It was their first one though so I get that they are working out the kinks. I definitely want to come back once they have done the game a few times and really have it nailed down. The only reason I'm not giving 5 stars is because I think we were legit ripped off by the bartender. My husband had one old fashioned for $15 and 3 canned beers for $3 each. I had one dirty martini, one Moscow mule and 3 glasses of Pinot noir and our bill , which wasn't presented itemized , came back as $150 which was $170 with tip. The math just doesn't make sense. Plus , the pours were really meh. Especially the wine she barely poured me a full glass. They really need to improve the pours if they are somehow charging $20 a pop for each drink, either that or the bartender really did rip us off. Shame too as other than that experience this please was amazing!

I enjoy coming to Regal Metropolitan to attend free movie screenings because the location is so…read moreconvenient to me in South Austin. There is plenty of parking available and the theater is usually well maintained. The staff is organized and friendly, especially with the huge turn out. Even when the long lines, everything moves smoothly and the vibe stays positive. The theaters are clean, seats are reclining which is comfortable, and the sound quality is consistently great. They have a variety of concession options and if you join the Regal Crown Club, you can get deals on ticket and concessions and purchase tickets online. It's such a treat to be able to see movies here before general release, and this location does a great job hosting those events. I will definitely keep coming back for more screenings!

Regal Metropolitan is a clean and comfortable theater. I like the fact that they often host advance…read morescreenings, and I've always had positive experiences seeing the movies before being released. Tonight we saw Send Help. The lobby is nicely decorated n Art Deco theme, and the staff is friendly The reclining seats are very comfortable with soft leather, and the auditoriums are clean. Their popcorn is always fresh and not too salty.

I'd originally purchased just a single ticket, but my plans changed and I wanted a different seat…read more I gave them a call the day before the movie and Daniel was so kind as to assist me in changing my seat for the movie. When I arrived, the person at the front still saw my old ticket in the system but found an envelope with my new ticket--yay! The theater itself was very well kept and clean and everyone we spoke with was so warm and friendly. The truffle popcorn was good but quite messy to eat with the seasoning getting all over, so the napkins are definitely a must. All in all, this was a fantastic experience and I thoroughly enjoyed watching Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Rings on the big screen!

Mobile phone usage is no longer banned. It is now not only…read moreencouraged but required if you want to order food and/or drink. Simply awful. Deal killer. Ugh. Adios.

I'm not sure why this theater has low reviews. I've been here several times in the past few months…read moreand have no complaints. The people working there have been friendly every time. The theater was clean. The recliners all worked and were comfy. It's nice to have a neighborhood theater. There's also a Cheesecake Factory next door in the mall if you want to grab a bite before or after. The mall also has a food court. The theater itself has a bar as well as the usual movie snacks. The bathrooms were fine. They aren't the cleanest but no complaints. They have all the new releases and even ran Demon Slayer for a while after other theaters stopped.

Went to watch Scream 7 at the iMax last night and was tegiclwly disappointed but the experience…read more The screen. Why is there a dent and scratch in the screen in the top right quadrant? Why isn't it fixed? Why does management leave it for the customers to allow it to impact nearly every scene. Snacks. What the actual heck? Mobile order large drink and regular popcorn to wait in line and get handed a trash bag. Stop it! Whose idea is this. Fire them. Bathrooms. Gross. Soda machine. Omg disgusting. I'm dry heaving Just thinking about the soda machine splatter, the butter area. Why in the world is all this public facing petri dish allowed to be open. I felt like a watched a movie at dog bark with piss everywhere. 311 health inspection inbound.

I'm impressed with EVO's manager, Nick, who responded well to a Christmas Day theatre-full of…read moredisappointed patrons during the movie, "David". Halfway through the movie, the colors "glitched" with unpleasant shades of pink and grey. Nick and team attempted to reset the film, but to no avail, so the movie continued in that condition. But Nick was cheerfully ready with a remedy, as he personally greeted each of us at the exit door with an apology, EVO passes, and refund. I'm appreciative of management and EVO who treat their patrons like they would want their own family to be treated. You gained my trust and faith!

I came to watch a movie, not sit inside a retired cowboy boot. The seats had that strong old…read moreleather smell mixed with years of trapped sweat and regret. Every time I leaned back, it felt like the chair exhaled directly at me. For the price of tickets and snacks, I expected comfort -- not seating that smells like a vintage leather couch rescued from someone's damp garage. The movie was good, but the seats made the whole theater experience feel old, worn out, and overdue for replacement. Theater 7 (next to the bathrooms at the front)

The tickets are easy to buy. I love the screen and the movies that are playing. They let you in ten…read moreminutes early. Very empty seatings. I was not a fan of the movie that we saw today TRex. I could tell it was done with CGI.

Came to watch Mesmerica XL. What a wonderful production. I…read moreleft so relaxed and really present at the same time. I do recommend it while it lasts as it is amazing. Coming to the Bullock museum is such a plus being in the city, places like this need to exist for people to enjoy culture in community. My son really liked coming here. We had a blast!

Wanted to see this as I've read the book which was a page turner. A Yelp friend - Delores L. and I…read moreboth read the book and wanted to the see the movie adaptation. Booked tickets two days in advance and the theater was empty with only a few other viewers. This place was a bit out of the way/hidden so using GPS is a must as I wouldn't have seen it. Movie started at 7, got into the theater closer to 7:10 after previews started and as mentioned, with no one in the theater, it wasn't a problem. Seats were comfortable and reclined which were nice. Ample leg room and walking room for each tier as well. Movie screen/sound were as anticipated. Didn't try any concessions although the popcorn always smells great.

It has been years since I have been to the Galaxy theatre. In fact, I got lost going to the theatre…read moreas thought it was in another location on Middlefiskville Road. Fortunately, Middlefiskville Road is a short street and I was able to find the theatre before previews started playing. My book club's discussion in January is The Housemaid, q psychological thriller by Freida McFadden. When speaking with a Yelp friend, we learned we both had read the book and decided to see the movie based on the book. The movie follows pretty closely to the book with some minor changes. The theatre was exactly how I remembered it to be. Galaxy is in a funky location...in a small strip mall west of IH35 near Burlington Coat Factory. At 7 pm, the theatre was extremely quiet with no one in the lobby and one couple in our theatre. Highly recommend the book and movie...

Evo is the only cinema in close proximity to Dripping Springs so we frequent this cinema for a…read morequick viewing of movies. Convenience is probably the biggest perk with this location. Over recent years, they have attempted to make this location nicer with a downstairs eating area, a prize station as you first enter on the right (always difficult to pass with my grandkids so not a big fan of this placement) and a gaming area. I would probably say it has a three out of five on the clean rating. That might be generous. Most times I go to the restrooms, there are no paper towels, no soap and only a few water fixtures that work. Thankfully toilet paper has never been an issue. Ample number of stalls. As for the seating in the theaters, they have recliner seating, rotating table and cupholder which is great for comfort. Most of the time seating has been clean. However, there appears to be some kind of bug perhaps a moth that lives in the theaters so while you're viewing, you will most likely encounter flying bugs across the screen and sometimes right at you into the sitting area. They do have an elevator, but the most convenient way to the upper level where the entry to the cinemas is is from a large staircase at the front of the cinema. They have drink stations both at the lower and upper level, which is great, especially for icees. Growing up in the 80s I am reminiscent of movie theaters in their heyday. While this particular one would not be able to compete, if you are in dripping Springs, it is an average and easy way to see a new movie. The quality of the movies is great and there is an IMAX theater. Check out their special viewings where they bring back holiday specials, or kid favorites during non peak times.

It's really hard to describe what a huge missed opportunity this place is. They have the market…read morecornered for tens of thousands of people, with no other theater that's close, and they still fumble. Honestly just go look at any movie at any time, and compare it to the nearest Alamo on Slaughter. Right now I can have an entire theater to myself, where Alamo has a few seats left, for the same movie, at the same time. Nobody is sitting at their bar, no body is eating in the community space, the arcade is sparse with kids, and the theaters are empty. I watched a movie by myself last night (saturday) at 5pm. The place is dirty. You can see moths flying around in the theater. The food is BAD. The popcorn isn't even good. I got a tub and it was the bottom of the barrel, loaded with seeds.... With a drink.... $17. Seventeen dollars to crack a tooth if I'm not careful. The seats are falling apart. Some don't even work because the electronics are broken. Id hate to see what it looks like with the lights on. General ticket prices are around $4 more than a movie at Alamo where it's far more temperate, far more comfortable, has far better food, far better service, and is overall a far better experience. I'm not sure if it's just this location, but owners and management are completely clueless. This place won't last another 3-5 years unless they enact drastic change. Oh, also, is there a reason you keep the music on all night on the outside speakers? Are your employees really that lazy? I walk past it every morning, around 6am and music is still blaring away outside. It doesn't bother anyone, but it gives you an idea of how little anyone cares here.

had great fun doing our crafts while sipping on some in house cocktails. chill vibe - great way to…read morespend a few hours with friends or a partner!

I came here for my sister's birthday because we wanted to do something a little more interactive…read morethan just going out to dinner. Funny enough, even though it's called Upstairs Circus, I kept calling it "Uptown Circus" for some reason and still do. My sister had been here once when she first moved to Austin, but it had been a while, so she was happy to go again. We tried to make a reservation for a Monday but found out they're closed that day unless it's a private event. So we ended up booking a Sunday evening during their Sangria Sundays event. Signing up online was quick and easy--no payment required upfront. When we arrived, we were seated at a table and given the option to sit side by side or across from each other. They handed us a laminated flyer with all the available project options, ranging from easy (about an hour) to more challenging projects that can take the full three-hour session. There was a good mix of household items (like coasters and magnetic shelves), jewelry, handbags, clutches, accessories, and even a pricier custom Nike shoe painting project. The sample projects looked very professional, but the final result really depends on your artistic skills and how focused you are during the session. My sister and I decided to pick different projects--she chose a handbag clutch, and I went with coasters. We got all our materials and instructions. One thing I noticed: this kind of activity is probably better suited for people who don't have a ton to catch up on while working. Since my sister and I hadn't seen each other for weeks, we were trying to talk and catch up, which made it harder for me to focus on the project. Some steps were time-sensitive, so juggling both conversation and crafting was a bit stressful. For my coaster project, I initially planned to use a stencil and transfer paper to trace a design, but it didn't work very well. I ended up switching to a simple two-color block design just to make sure I could finish in time. My sister's project was a bit more advanced--she had to do leather hole punching and threading--but she managed to finish and loved how her clutch turned out. Since it was Sangria Sunday, you get one complimentary sangria or mocktail with your reservation, and they keep a card on file if you want to order more drinks. I got a spicy cocktail that actually had really good flavor, even though I didn't finish it. Overall, this is a fun and unique activity if you want to do something creative with a friend or group. I'd recommend it more if you're looking to spend quality time doing something together rather than having a deep conversation--because focusing on the project definitely takes some attention. My sister was happy with her finished product, and I liked mine even if it turned out simpler than planned. It's a cool idea for a birthday, date night, or just a different kind of outing.