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2901 South Capital Of Texas Highway
Austin, TX 78746
+1 512 306 1991
AMC Barton Creek Square 14 as the name suggests has multiple screens for your viewing pleasure. The comfortable seating, high quality sound system and the lip smacking junk food available will ensure your return. For film times, ticket prices and further information, please see their website.
 
6700 Middle Fiskville Road
Austin, TX 78752
+1 512 467 7305
Galaxy Highland Cinema 10 has 10 screens for your viewing pleasure. For a more enjoyable experience, sit back and relax with popcorn and a soda from the refreshment stand. For film times, ticket prices and further information please see their website.
 
1120 South Lamar Boulevard
Austin, TX 78704
+1 512 707 8262
Have you always wanted to enjoy a cold beer at the movies? You can at Alamo Drafthouse Cinema-Downtown . In fact, you will find a nice selection of both domestic and imported beers, as well as wines and champagnes. The libations help you wash down the tasty pizzas, chicken wings or cheese- and salsa-smothered nachos as you take in a flick. Children at least 6 years of age can accompany their parents; patrons must ordinarily be at least 18 to attend on their own. The theater features mostly independent films. See website for show times, ticketing info, menus, special event calendar, merchandise and more.
 
901 Little Texas Lane
Austin, TX 78745
+1 512 447 0110
Regal Metropolitan 14 has 14 screens for your viewing pleasure. For a more enjoyable experience, sit back and relax with popcorn and a soda from the refreshment stand. Featuring a stadium style seating arrangement, catch the latest movies in comfortable surroundings. For film times, ticket prices and further information please see their website.
 
1800 North Congress Avenue
Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum
Austin, TX 78701
+1 512 936 8746
Bob Bullock IMAX Theatre, located inside the Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum, has one big screen for your viewing pleasure! Equipped with an IMAX projector, you are sure to enjoy the 2-D and 3-D films. Although the days of a 35mm projector are long gone, it is still very much around here as the charm of the Bob Bullock IMAX Theatre lies in its screening of films using outdated technology. The lobby and the theatre can be rented for special events like lectures and presentations. For film times, ticket prices and further information, check out their website.
 
4477 South Lamar Boulevard
Austin, TX 78745
+1 512 899 2013
Regal Westgate Stadium 11 has 11 screens for your viewing pleasure. For a more enjoyable experience, sit back and relax with popcorn and a soda from the refreshment stand. For film times, ticket prices and further information please see their website.
 
305 West Sixth Street
Austin, TX 78701
+1 512 457 0300
With chef Benjamin Nathan at the helm, the Belmont seeks to transport you back in time to the Las Vegas and Palm Springs of the 1960's. Looking around, you might expect to see the Rat Pack as you sense the nostalgia of the elegant leather and soft lighting while being entertained with music of the era. The menu offers a wide range of American culinary options including cedar planked salmon and grilled asparagus as well as shrimp and grits. For the lighter appetite, try one of their unique salads like the arugula, pear and goat cheese salad or iceberg wedge salad. All in all, this place has achieved what it set out to become, an upscale classic American restaurant and bar.
 
401 West 2nd Street
Schneider Brothers Building
Austin, TX 78701
+1 512 494 1500
Lamberts, located just within the entertaining Warehouse District, has a highly energetic atmosphere with a unique Texas cuisine made up of barbeque, steak and seafood. When finished with any one of their highly recommended dishes, you can enjoy live music playing on their second floor nearly every night of the week. They are open for lunch which has become a popular spot for business patrons and as dinner is a well sought after experience, reservations are recommended. For those who wish to take advantage of the Austin weather, Lamberts also offers an outside patio.
 
701 Congress Avenue
Stephen F. Austin Hotel Inter-Continental
Austin, TX 78701
+1 512 583 0000
This local favorite doesn't disappoint even the hungriest cowboy. Southwest favorites offered in huge portions are served with a bevy of libations to boot. Think saloon atmosphere with bistro fare but don't be fooled, the food packs a big punch. Try the green Chile mac and cheese or their ever-so-juicy 22oz bone-in ribeye, to make you remember why you love Texas cooking. Locals can't get enough of the oven baked kettle of green Chile pork stew. The mood here is just as lively as the food, thanks to tasty drinks like the Roaring margaritas and their kicking Happy Hour specials.
 
5420 Airport Boulevard
Austin, TX 78751
+1 512 452 6455
Serving as a rare hipster oasis in an area that's otherwise uniformly rustic (a restaurant specializing in chicken giblets sits nearby), Barfly's brings in the scenesters by way of youthful camaraderie, a revered, genre-bending jukebox and some of the most genial bartenders for miles around. Inside, the bar is dark, dank and loud, but all in a good way, whereas the lower backyard area, which is accessible by staircase and dotted with picnic tables, is better equipped for mingling among strangers. And though the available beer selection does cover all the bases, this is by and large a liquor bar.
 
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