What a great theatre that gives total indie, arthouse vibes. A small theatre with, I believe, four…read morescreens. I have been wanting to see a movie here for quite a while and finally got a chance to do so. The seats are surprisingly comfortable (even if you are in a regular seat and not one of the more luxurious, reclining styles). The bar and snack bar offer a variety of refreshments from popcorn and soda to chips/queso, pizza, candy, cocktails, mocktails, and more. Very friendly & helpful staff. The theatre was extremely clean, though I found it frustrating to find people leaving trash behind upon exit (popcorn container and cups on the stairwell). In no way were the staff at fault. But, help them out, there are trash cans at each theatre entrance. Bathrooms were spotless.

Have been coming here for years! Clean theater with good food and drink options! Always a great…read moreselection of films as well!

We saw a screening of Devil Wears Prada 2 sponsored by AARP…read more The seats are comfortable and popcorn is fresh.

I had such a great time seeing You, Me & Tuscany yesterday with a friend! I ordered popcorn, a hot…read moredog and a slushie. Everything tasted good for fast food. The workers were very friendly and helpful with recommendations on snacks to try. Everything felt very nostalgic and looked well kept. The theater was clean and spacious! The seats reclined pretty far where you can almost lay flat! Very comfortable.

Our go to movie spot since Alamo Lakeline doesn't have reclining seats and a lackluster food menu…read morefor us. We enjoy the full bar, decent dining of brunch offerings and solid entrees that aren't ridiculously priced. I also really enjoy the QR ordering style for our party and ensuring that we can order without having to call over a server if we need anything. We like the clean atmosphere and the good sound movie quality in screens, no complaints from us and the rewards system is decent and enough to keep us coming back!

I'm not sure what is happening to the dinning at this movie theater. If you look back, I've always…read morehad great experiences with their food menu. I ordered just a medium popcorn. $8.99. Can't really mess that up. Bag wasn't full to the top. Popcorn was cold and I asked for butter, there was no butter. Disappointing second time in a row.

I'm a big fan of IPIC Theaters, it's a great little theater in The Domain and one I really enjoy…read more It's feels very inclusive to me because of its wheelchair accessibility. It's always clean and the people working there are so nice and it makes a difference in the whole vibe of the place. They have a good drinks menu and food too. The recliners are comfortable, but they do run a little short. My feet hang off the end and I'm only 5'7". Thankfully they offer cozy blankets, which I love and definitely helps. Service is easy and convenient. You can push a button if you need something or just order from your phone without missing anything. The lobby is also a nice place to hang out before or after your movie with a full bar, a pool table, and plenty of family games to play. Prices are pretty comparable to other theaters of the kind, so it doesn't feel like a big splurge. Just a really enjoyable spot for a movie night.

This was my first visit and to be fair, I was a little confused when I walked in and didn't…read moreimmediately see my friends seated as I didn't know the seats were cubbies of two. By the time I found my seat, the lights went out right as I settled in. From there, it was much harder than it needed to be to just order a cup of coffee. Three stars is for the design. I could not use my phone to scan the QR code to order the coffee because it was dark. I pressed the button and waited forever for someone to come and take my order. Then my friend arrived and went through the exact same thing. Even when I did finally get a menu on my phone, it was overcomplicated to order. Seems like something that should be easy by now. Considering the number of other theaters that do in seat ordering. I'd go back and perhaps have a better time now that I know the lay the land.

Fun place to catch retro movies and drink beer during the film. I've been coming for 15 years and…read moreit's always friendly service. I really hope the new phone order system doesn't change that. This location can sometimes be hard to find parking, but the lot is big, or you can walk like me if you live in the hood.

I have loved the Alamo Drafthouse for so long. The pre-show - worth the price of admission. But I…read morehate the new phone ordering system. It makes no sense to tell your customers to use their phones to order and then switch to using pencil and paper once the movie starts. Now I'm sitting there, trying to help my 74-year old mom figure out how to use her phone. I wish this company would just shell out the money to pay for more waiters. I hate people having a reason to get out their phones during movies. That was part of the joy of Alamo Drafthouse.

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...

I love my experience at Moviehouse & Eatery. I still enjoy getting out of the house and going to…read morethe theatres when I can. And this place does not disappoint! First, the seats are beyond comfortable. Secondly, the service is amazing. They also deliver food and drinks directly to your seat. The bar is fully stocked with plenty of options. The food menu is robust. It's always a great experience when I am there!

I hadn't been to Moviehouse & Eatery (Cinépolis Luxury Cinemas Lantana Place) in years and was…read morelooking forward to it, but the experience was extremely disappointing. I ordered through the QR code as instructed. My drink arrived in about 10 minutes, but my food never came. Around 25 minutes in, someone brought the wrong order. I explained the issue, but no one followed up. After waiting 35-40 minutes, I had to leave my seat, track someone down, and get my own popcorn. No apology, no accountability. To make matters worse, the restrooms were completely out of soap, toilet paper, and paper towels. Overall, this felt disorganized and poorly managed. I won't return. Experiences like this make me appreciate Alamo Drafthouse a lot more.

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!

I like the Alamo Drafthouse and this was my first time at this location. The Shining themed hallway…read moreis really cool. I like Alamo Drafthouse theaters for their plush, assigned seating and full dining experience at your seat. The baked pretzel was delicious and big enough to share. The service is great but do note that an 18% gratuity is added to your bill automatically.

Going to have to deduct two stars for removing the long loved Austin favorite green chili queso and…read morereplacing it with some unappetizing, worse than gas station, queso. What in the world happened? ‍ Also, if you get a side salad, they don't put any dressing, cheese, or tomatoes. Corporate American skimping on the food. Sony's acquisition of the long loved Alamo Drafthouse has been all bad from what I can see. Also, restrooms are consistently dirty with human waste in multiple toilets.

An always great theatre with amazing atmosphere and staff…read more That being said, I want to highlight, particularly, how genius the new QR ordering system is. Although my phone has trouble picking up the dimly lit code, it's simple enough to ask a nearby patron to shine their phone light for me. Easy peasy! The exposition doesn't matter to most of us anyway. There is, however, a new problem unique to the Mueller location! The cell service is abysmal in Mueller, and Alamo Drafthouse's elegant solution is to graciously funnel guests onto their unencrypted public wifi network. To me, this shows a indominable commitment to helping the tech-savvy less fortunate. It's now easier than ever for some of the more determined patrons to access the financial information of anyone ordering this way (so everyone!). As someone who loves to donate but hates receiving praise for it, I really appreciate a system that may allow people more deserving than me to benefit from my bank card details anonymously. Another thing, I LOVE the new layer of audience participation Alamo has introduced by inviting patrons to police one another with their cell phones during the movie. It's nice when everyone gets to be both the problem and the solution. Finally, nothing completes the premium experience like getting a text from Alamo in the third act reminding me to close my tab. I've always felt the emotional climax of a film could use a small, administrative, interruption. 10 billion stars if I could. Ps. I got a great idea I'm willing to share... We should fully replace the pre-show anti-talking & texting warning with a live customer satisfaction survey everyone has to complete on their phones before the movie even starts. Feedback is invaluable.

This was my first time watching a movie at Alamo Drafthouse Mueller. While this was one of the…read moresmaller theatres I have frequented, it felt cozy and intimate. You can order food and drinks via a QR code at your seat, which is a nice perk. I chose our seats and in retrospect, I should have selected seats in a higher row. The auditorium did not have a steep incline as I anticipated, however, the seats were fine. Unfortunately, I am not a fan of the communal bathrooms, which is the design at the Alamo Drafthouse. The good news is that you have a urinal or restroom option with associated signage. Like all movie theatres, the food and drinks are overpriced. In addition, you have pay a 18% service charge along with a tip. I ordered bottomless popcorn and unsweet tea and paid over $20. Interestingly, the popcorn came in a metal bowl...perhaps a sustainability measure. The popcorn was fresh and buttery. Now for the best part...we went to see the Devil Wear Prada 2. Amazing movie with many salient themes... as a side note, I know every single line of the original Devil Wears Prada. Definitely will be watching this movie again...