Awesome Place!!!…read more Staff is friendly! Service minded, great at thier jobs and make you feel welcome on every level!!! I cannot say enough good things about my experience. Renee the Manager is top notch!

They put us on one lane, a family of 5 tall people, and we're don't fit in the 4 person bench for…read moreore lane. So that sucks. They didn't tell us we should purchase two lanes for our comfort. They just stuffed us in. So then the food takes forever. They cleaned the bowling bench area across from us prior to the next customer coming over, then when I asked for them to clean the table closest to my family bowling so we'd have overflow seating, it took 3 requests to get them to clear the prior people's food and wipe it down. Instead they had to chit chat awhile about instead of just helping me make the most of an unfun situation. Customer service is lacking.

It's just ok, but convenient for those in the Georgetown area. Definitely some better places to…read morecatch a show.

I really wanted to like this place as it's the closest theater in the area. Unfortunately it left a…read morelot to be desired. The pros: The theaters themselves were good. I really liked the seats and appreciated the seat heaters. The screens and audio were good quality. The cons: The food service had some issues. 40 minutes into the movie, our order of 2 dishes had not arrived. I had to leave the theater and find staff to request an update. A while later, someone finally brought the food. However, it was ice cold. It had clearly been left sitting out. We then had to leave the theater again to address the issue. Thankfully we were given a refund and some free popcorn, which we greatly appreciated (as we were very hungry and about an hour into the movie at that point). The bathrooms were also rough. They were pretty dirty with several toilets unusable and toilet paper all over the floor. The smell was quite unpleasant.

I have an all season pass. I come here almost every day and I watch every single movie and some of…read morethem twice. This is a great place to go if you are a movie fanatic. The parking is great, I never have to walk more than a minute to the front doors. The theaters are all nice with recliners. Since the screens are digital and the seats recliner, you can sit in rows 2 and 3 for the perfect wide screen experience. I normally sitnin row 3 except if the movie is a foreign one with subtitles, for subtitles movies I'll do row 6. The food is good although expensive and there's not a great selection for those of us that come every day. For the once a week or less frequent patrons, the menu selection is fine. They charge you a service fee for all food and drinks so it can get expensive if you border a drink and an entree. You can order a water or a soda water for no charge. The bottomless popcorn and free refills of waters and cokes are welcomed. Theater 4 has the HDR tech and it's pretty good. Alamo definitely has the best selection of movies and they have older anniversary showings and indie movies also. My favorite food item are the fried pickles

Alamo kinda sucks now. The movie-seeing experience is fine, but the menu is seriously lacking. Not…read morea lot of options. I ordered an $18 Cobb salad. Not sure what I was expending but it was not good. Limp lettuce and frozen chicken strips. We also got an order of fries for $8 and those were cold... I'd say just get the popcorn but eh, that's not great either. Just eat before coming. Or go to a regular theater bc they have good popcorn. I thought about complaining and asking to not pay for the crummy food, but I just didn't want to deal with it. Service and ambiance were both good. Always cozy and the team is always great. Big thumbs down to the food

This is hands-down one of my favorite theaters in the surrounding area! The beat actors in Austin…read moreand outside of Austin as well. This theater runs six shows a season, and all of them are marvelous! I recommend this theater for anyone. Couples will especially have a great time at any show!

Absolutely loved the story and the cast of Southern Hospitality. I will definitely be back for the…read morenext show!!

Today I got the opportunity to visit the Austin Independent School District (AISD) performing arts…read morecenter for the first time. The building is huge and aesthetically pleasing. There is also a large parking garage nearby (free parking). AISD student art work is prominently displayed throughout the building. I was at the performing arts center for a Alvin Alley dance workshop. This dance group travels throughout the world featuring modern dance, ballet and Afro beat movements. During middle and high school years we got the opportunity to see the Alvin Alley dancers every year. Their performance was elegant, rhymic and exquisitely executed. I remember being in awe of their toned bodies and breathtaking athletic and graceful moves. I remember also thinking how beautiful their ballet moves. Today's Rhythm and Movement workshop was engaging, authentic and very enjoyable. I loved that the workshop was diverse - ages 6 to 70+ years old, from all walks of life and different ethnicities. Look forward to the Alvin Alley dance performance next week...

I've been to multiple productions here in the past 6 months. I'm reviewing the facility, not the…read moreproductions. The theater complex is conveniently situated at the edge of the Mueller development. Parking is covered, close, convenient, and FREE. Productions here are reasonably priced with tickets typically in the $10-15 per person range. Concessions are often run by boosters; while limited in their offerings, water is not $6 a bottle like it is at UT productions. The space is modern and attractive. In terms of comfort, I found the Black Box theater to be the less welcoming of the two. Seats are difficult to access in the risers, and I do not have mobility issues. The seats themselves are comfortable however. In sharp contrast, the main theater is very accommodating and comfortable. If accessibility is it all an issue I would check to see which theater your production is in before you buy the tickets. Highly recommended.

Went to Flix for date nite and enjoyed it. We tried the golden ale beer and the mango mojito…read moreItalian soda which was delicious! We ordered the queso and a Flix supreme pizza to share, both were very good. The queso and chips is a big appetizer so make sure there's at least 2-3ppl to share it. Very appreciative of the fact that there aren't any bobbing heads in your line of vision when watching the movie. Also noticed the single seats with no table in front of them has pull-up swinging tables on the side. Had to ask for extra napkins and they were out of half the Italian sodas but otherwise service was decent.

It's been a while since we've been here and needless to say it will probably be the last. This…read moreisn't a wait staff related issue or food....it's because they have ASSIGNED SEATS that if you go through Flixster you have no clue about this. What happened to places being general admission? I will say our waiter did let us know (after we had sat down and ordered and then found out from other patrons that we had sat in their seats) that we could pick seats if we'd used their website, but that Flixster won't list the seating arrangment deal. Needless to say I'm aggrevated and just want other patrons to be warned in case they didn't know this either.

This is the premiere theater for the McCallum Fine Arts Academy…read more Purchasing tickets for their many theatrical events on the Ludus website is super easy. Ticket prices are very reasonable. For example, for a recent performance, student tickets were $10 and adults were $16. The best part of it all is that their performances are truly excellent. This is at least the third play I've seen at this facility. And there's not been a dud among them. They're most recent production of Sweet Charity features a truly talented andincredible cast, including the female lead who I would swear is Broadway-bound. Seating is comfortable and assigned so you don't have to worry about rushing in for general admission tickets. There is a booster-run concession stand that offers the basics. I do need to mention that no food or drink is allowed in the auditorium. First School district policy no photography or videography is allowed. As the fine arts go in Austin, this place offers a lot of bang the buck. I've attended Broadway in Austin performances before and--dare I say-- those featured here easily exceed the level of talent that's often offered at Bass. Best of all you're supporting the performing arts at a grassroots level. Sure some of it is underwritten by the school district but you're giving these kids the opportunity to try their chops at an acting career. And some of them will succeed beyond their wildest dreams. There's some value in that. Recommended.

I saw so many posts on Facebook about the Dutchens Festival, all advertising it as "the annual…read moreDutchens Fest -- the biggest festival in Pflugerville!" I was so excited to attend, especially since it was my first time. It was promoted as a fun, community-based event -- but the reality was completely different once we arrived. As a family of eight, we were told there was an entrance fee of $10 per person for one day, $15 per person the next day, and around $20 on the last day. You're telling me I'd have to pay $80 just to walk in with my family to walk inside a public park with vendors? On top of that, there were tons of small businesses, vendors, and rides for the kids -- which is great -but you have to pay for that as well. Nowhere online did it clearly say there was an admission fee just to enter -- $10 the first day, $15 the next, and $20-$25 the final day. And keep in mind, this was held at a public park. They completely gated the entire area off, like literally fenced it off every inch with metal gates so no one could enter without paying -- it felt like a lockdown, not a festival. It's honestly frustrating that a city like Pflugerville, which is supposed to be so "community-oriented," would host an event that excludes people based on whether they can afford to pay just to walk into a public space. What if someone just wanted to support local small businesses or grab food from a food truck? If you have a family of 4, 5, 6, 7 -- you're dropping $50, $60, $70, $80 just to get in. The advertising was misleading, and the setup felt more about profit than community. I really hope future events are more transparent and actually represent the community spirit they claim to have. Also, where exactly do these funds go? Because ,I have no clue. They should be ashamed charging people to enter a public park -- especially when everyone inside is already spending money.

Pforgive me, pfriends, for I am about to plunge into a pfun-filled praise of the perennially…read morepopular Deutschen Pfest, hosted by the in the pflourishing town of Pflugerville, right in the heart of Pfluger Park. This German-themed extravaganza is packed to the brim with pflavors, pfun, and a whole lot of Pflugerville spirit! But before you spurt off to this pfestival with cash in hand, be aware that Deutschen Pfest no longer accepts cash for admission, so you best be prepared to buy your tickets online @ deutschenpfest.com. Or, for those of you with a penchant for traditional German garb, dust off your lederhosen and dirndls, because wearing these gets you in for free! No pfun pfest would be pfullfilling without prodigious draft beers. Pfriends, they got'em here. Oh, the glory of lifting a gigantic beer stein and taking a deep gulp of that golden, frothy goodness! Oh, and the bratwurst! These bratwursts are the real deal, grilled to perfection and bursting with meat juice. I guess you could say that the pflavor is pfabulous! This is the second year in a row to visit, and the layout of the pfestival this year was nearly a photocopy of last year's event. But hey, if it ain't broke, don't pfix it, right? All-in-all, Deutschen Pfest in Pfluger Park is an annual option for anyone looking to indulge in some German-themed pfun, beers, food, games, rides, vendors, and some pfantastic music. So prost to Deutschen Pfest!