Went with family to see Hail Mary about a 3 hour film. Ordered a couple craft beer's from…read moreextensive beer menu which is impressive! Nice to be able to get Lakewood on tap! Theater was clean and audience was respectful. Had orders of chicken tenders and other food items that were excellent and devoured by our party. We would highly recommend for a family ousting! .

The Alamo Drafthouse is a groovy little theater located in Richardson. They have a bar and…read morerestaurant where you can go hangout or you can indulge in a meal and a drink while watching a show on one of their big screens. We recently saw Project Hail Mary here on a Tuesday night. My husband bought the tickets in advance on Fandango so he could reserve our seats. He said it was surprisingly cheap, and my husband NEVER says that! LOL! The strip mall has a lot of parking, so you are bound to find something close. Check-in is just inside the door. The different screening rooms wrap around the hall. The aisles are wide so that you and a server can get through without bumping into the recliner chairs. The chairs are decently comfortable, but the middle seats get used a bit more than others, so you might notice that they aren't as supportive nowadays. There is a swing table with a QR code to access the menu. WiFi is free. ADH is really strict about phone use during movies and with unnecessary talking. They will not hesitate to boot you, but they have softened their stance a bit now that the menus are accessible by phone. I ordered everything online. The process was super easy to add drinks and food. I didn't like having to pull out my credit card and try to enter that in the dark. I really wish they had offered payments through PayPal and Apple Pay. We had margaritas, bottomless popcorn, and a pizza, but NO NAPKINS! My popcorn was given to the guy next to me, but he was nice and said, "This must be yours.". I handed it to my husband. The servers cane and went several times bringing food and drinks to various people. The movie started and still no pizza. I was not happy about this. We got there early so I wouldn't have to eat in the dark. It finally arrived, but I was not impressed. I ordered the Margherita. It was soggy, so the crust didn't hold the ingredients. I had to fold each slice NY style to prevent myself from wearing it. The mozzarella rounds on top were not really melted. They were still thick circle slices. I would not order this again. The popcorn was good, but I wasn't sure how to get seconds for our bottomless order. The QR code did have something that said seconds, but I didn't dare turn on my phone to put in a request during the film for fear of being booted. Maybe next time I will just get a standard popcorn. It's cheaper. Film was loud! Too loud for my hubby. He had his fingers in his ears the entire time. I was okay with it, but you definitely wouldn't want to make a habit of coming to see films here and risk your hearing longterm. ADH has some fun old films that they show each month. These special events often include props related to the film. It looks like fun. We will have to check it out eventually. We usually come here for new screenings that aren't available on streaming yet. They also have a monthly membership that allows you to see multiple films each month without the hassle of paying each time. That's a great idea for the movie aficionado or someone who likes to go out regularly. I do love the movie experience and try to support this local film house whenever I get a chance.

I always enjoy date nights at the movie theater and really appreciate this one because they have…read morepretty good food and beer selection.

A horrible experience with a 3D movie. First, the movie started late and no one distributed the 3D…read moreglasses. That meant a run to the lobby to get a staff member to wake up and give out glasses. Once seated again, the realization that the seats and cup holders are broken, sticky, and the bad smell from the carpet is nauseating. Don't trust the food. Management needs to do something about this germ filled theater. Will never return.

We had a sleepover with our 3 grandkids and took them to Studio Movie Grill to see the movie…read more"David." This was during the Christmas break and on a Monday afternoon. We had ordered the tickets in advance and you pre-select your seats. We ordered popcorn before the show. The lady at the concession stand was very nice and she provided extra bowls so it was easy to share the popcorn. The popcorn was delicious! Sadly, a few of our reclining seats did not recline. We probably could have moved since there was an abundance of empty seats. There couldn't have been more than 10 other patrons at our showing. We decided to just stay in our pre-selected seats. The restrooms were deplorable! In all, we enjoyed the movie and our time together, but this theater is in desperate need of renovations.

This was such a disappointing experience. From the moment we walked in and purchased tickets.. upon…read morearrival in the theater, the floors were sticky, the theater was hot, and there were people sitting in our seats -- shoes off, chipotle in hand. We didn't want to make a big deal of it so we shifted over to the next few seats, but then a group arrived and let us know that those were their assigned seats. So we got up and moved to the top row, where all of the seats were broken. Recliner didn't work nor did the button to notify the staff. Throughout the movie there was a loud disturbing banging behind us. Also the service was extremely slow. It took an hour to receive my food and when I did, this was the presentation and the food was cold. The brisket was sparse and the tots barely had barbecue sauce. The bathrooms were filthy. Trash everywhere and the stalls had fluids on the wall. It was very uncomfortable. My friend and I went to speak to the manager, Miguel, who did not accept any accountability for the quality of the service and the overall experience. He repeatedly mentioned that we could've gotten up and gotten a staff member for our issues. Why should we as guests get up in the middle of the movie several times to tell the staff how to do their job? Piss poor service. I do not recommend this theater and won't be back.

got the AMC stubs, but Helen for sure ruined my experience. I immediately cancelled my membership…read moreafter she denied me the entrance to a movie after showing my ID. I understand it's their job but if I'm showing you I have an active stubs and my ID, then it's never that serious. Clearly she has issues with herself since she basically threatened to call the cops. I'm legit just a 5 foot girl, I just wanted to see a movie which I have been paying for with my membership. def ruined my experience, will not be getting the stubs again. Helen SUCKS, clearly from reading other comments. called customer service and filed a complaint against her, they were kind enough to offer me a voucher for my bad experience. at least I know it's not the company but this person who is making AMC look bad.

We went to watch anime movie. I've watched the other movie prequel in Dolby and it was loud @ amc…read more30 in mesquite. I paid more $ for a Dolby Experience sound at this one. And the sound was as if I watched it in a digital. Do not pay for a Dolby experience at this firewheel. Unless if they fix save your money.

Very clean AMC! IMO, AMC as a brand has been declining greatly over the years. Not this one!…read more Ariana wasn't even helping us but jumped in as a teammate to get us out quicker.... You know, like good customer service should be! We were pleasantly surprised and profusely thanked her for her assist. Thank you again Ariana!!

This theater seems to be falling apart. Cleaning crews are lacking or non-existent, with trash cans…read moreoverflowing and trash from prior guests lining each theater. Additionally, the seats throughout the theater need urgent renovation, they do not compare to modern theater seating and are reminiscent of early 2000 amenities. This is the most convenient theater for a lot of people and is situated within a well-kept and upscale mall. It's a shame this isn't a flagship of what AMC has to offer given the prime location.

Sound of theatre was great, chairs were heated and reclined…read more I would suggest bringing a blanket because the theatre was cold but I'm always cold.

Movie was great, but this about the theater. We grabbed an early show & there was no directions on…read morewhere to go with our QR code, so we went up yo the snack bar where the apathetic young lady actually wrote out one of the "tickets" by hand. The previews ran 22 minutes and started after the posted start time of the movie. The popcorn was not salted, nor was there any to add at the little station to add butter. The sodas were flat from both the counter dispenser and the Alf service dispenser. Finally, while the recliners are a nice touch, there's no head rest so that when you're fully-reclined you are looking at the ceiling. That just doesn't cut it in a 3D movie.

Overall, I had a pretty good experience at Alamo Drafthouse. The food was good and I especially…read moreenjoyed the bar area and drink selection. The theater staff was friendly, and the atmosphere made for an enjoyable night out. My only minor complaints were that I didn't find the chairs to be as comfortable as I expected, and I had a little trouble getting the QR code ordering system to scan at first since the theater lighting is dark. Once I got it working, everything went smoothly. Despite those small issues, I'd definitely come back. The combination of good food, drinks, and the unique movie-going experience made it a worthwhile visit.

I visited this location of Alamo Drafthouse last weekend for The Substance Movie Party (if you…read morehaven't been to an Alamo Drafthouse movie party, run don't walk...) and had a pretty good time. I left Texas about a decade ago, and - I'm not exaggerating here - people get annoyed by how often I say I miss Texas's movie theaters and grocery stores. The first Alamo Drafthouse was opened in downtown Austin in 1997, but it quickly made a name for itself (more on that below) and expanded around Austin before expanding to other other Texas cities and then outside Texas. It now has 40 locations! So why is Alamo Drafthouse so great? Even from the first location, the theater offered unique programming alongside traditional movie viewing: silent movies scored by local bands as accompaniment, movies served with special menus themed to the film, retrospectives, and more. Also from the beginning, they offered the ability to order food and drink inside the theater, something that not that many theaters were doing at the time. It remains a unique movie theater experience, even as it's been extremely influential nationwide. I can't remember when I saw my first movie at an Alamo Drafthouse (was it when I lived in Austin in 2007-2008 or 2014-2015?!), but after I went for the first time I was hooked. I've seen singalongs (Moulin Rouge), rowdy screenings (Magic Mike XXL), old movies paired with classic cocktails (it was an ongoing series at the Ritz location on Mondays, I think - it's been so long!), and more. I visited this location (how I wish it had been here when I was kid growing up in Lake Highlands) for the first time with my family last weekend. It has some of the great things that most Alamo Drafthouse locations have, but there were a couple of detractors that made me like it a bit less than other locations. First of all - god, it was hot. I was fanning myself with my Monstro Eliasue that was one of our souvenirs for the movie party. I know some people don't like to be cold, but this theater was entirely too warm (my brother who sees movies often at this theater said that's standard for this location). I also found the customer service to be less friendly at this location than others I've been to in the past (no hello when we walked in even though two employees in the entry looked right at us as we entered). Is it my favorite Alamo Drafthouse location? No. If I still lived in Dallas, would I be here on a regular basis? Yes. Alamo Drafthouse is a treasure. I hope it's always around.

2018 -09 The place looks like an event hall only. Nothing on…read morethe outside that says "community movie theater"

This theater is tucked away behind a large bank building, and can be very hard to see. It is by far…read morethe smallest theater I have ever seen...but don't let the size fool you. Inside are two screens, both quite sizeable, with ample seating. From what I understand, this theater is not open year-round. It opens during summer blockbuster season, and when highly anticipated movies come about. I suppose that's why when we showed up, the guy thought we were there to see the new Mission Impossible movie. We were actually there to see The Muppets. When we got there, I was feeling a mixture of both excitement, and nerves. I looked around, and it looked like the Movie Theater That Time Forgot. The concession stand was dimly lit and looked like it hadn't been used in ages. There were movie posters rolled up in a corner, the marquees still used removable letters...it was OLD SCHOOL. The theater is owned/operated by an Indian man, who was the only person running everything. He was the concession stand clerk, box office clerk, and projectionist. Tickets are the cheapest anywhere for new flicks. $5 for adults, $3 for kids, all the time. The movie-watching experience was pretty nice...although about 2/3 of the way through the movie, the sound had some hiccups, which the man explained was due to the way he had everything set up. He apologized for that, and we didn't really mind, since he was so incredibly nice to us. He also REALLY loves and is proud of his surround sound, which he gave us a demo of (we watched a 20 minute segment from XXX, and the explosions, car crashes, ect. sounded really great), and he was really anxious to show it to us the entire night. I have to give him credit...he may not be running a sparkling, shiny new theater, but I liked his enthusiasm for what he did have to offer, and sometimes, that's all you really need. We will most definitely be back for an action flick to make use of his sound system.

My go to movie theater for the past 3+ years! Comfy, quiet, and offers good food and drinks! Also a…read moregood place to bowl and or play arcade games and more!

Four stars for the movie theater's chairs being so ridiculously comfortable. One star was dedicated…read morehowever as the service to order food and drink was terrible. We used the buzzer several times and had absolutely no response. I understand each company has their own policy but for sitting in a long movie without and clear signage on how to order is frustrating. I can't comment on how the food was as we weren't able to order after all.