This Austin-based chain is known for simultaneously serving up booze, food and great movies. Alamo Drafthouse resides in an old Pep Boys in the Richardson Heights Shopping Center, and has 740 seats backed up with a full kitchen and 40 beers on tap.
Movie Theaters in Dallas Observer
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This 15-screen theater located in NorthPark Center. Amenities include MacGuffins Bar and Lounge, AMC independent, made-to-order hot foods, stadium seating, theater rental and wheelchair access.
This nine-screen theater is located on E. Third street in Fort Worth. Amenities include wheelchair access, stadium seating and theater rentals.
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This 16-screen movie theater is located off Preston Road in Dallas. Amenities include stadium seating, theater rentals and wheelchair access.
This movie theater is located at the Shops at Legacy in Plano. The theater shows indie and art films along with blockbuster hits. Amenities include a coffee shop, beer and wine and snack food.
This movie theater is located in Mockingbird station. The theater shows indie and art films along with blockbuster hits. Amenities include a coffee shop, beer and wine and snack food.
Brazos Drive-In is, well, a drive-in movie theater. Amenities include concessions and theater rental.
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This 15-screen movie theater is located off Shiloh Road in Garland. Amenities include RealD 3D, wheelchair access, a caf
This theater is located off Dallas Parkway in Plano. Amenities include stadium seating, reserved seating, RealD 3D, wheelchair access, a birthday party room and a caf
This drive-in movie theater is located off Interstate 45 in Garrett, TX. The theater is open 7 night a week and amenities include the snack bar that opens at 6 p.m.
This 14-screen theater is located off Plaza Place in Southlake. Amenities include 3D projection, stadium seating, a snack bar and an in-lobby child play center
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The Kessler Theater, which is a Dallas icon as big as some of the legends who grace its stage, has had more iterations than Diddy’s had stage names. For the past few years, under the vision of current owner Edwin Cabaniss, it’s become a concert destination for music stars and up-and-coming locals alike. While the […]
Dating to 1938, Lakewood Theater is a little piece of history right smack dab in the middle of Lakewood. Its red, green and blue neon sign soars 100 feet in the air, shining like a beacon for more than 60 years. The theater retains all of its original Art Deco charm, including just a single […]
This five-screen theater is located in the West Village off McKinney Ave. Amenities include a full bar, gallery space, caf