movie theater with dinner
Okay i would like to find the name of the movie theater that is a place for families that serves food! Thank you! I know the food would probably not be great-but it might be a fun night for a family!
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Any updates for this thread? We just moved to the South End from Austin and are missing our Alamo Drafthouse! Anywhere we can get a beer during a movie without driving to the suburbs?
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re: Beachowolfe
Not Boston proper, Brookline, Cambridge and Somerville are adjacent cities in their own right, but are still part of the metro area. They are all on the major T lines (green for Brookline, red for Cambridge/Somerville) and wouldn't take any longer than10-20 minutes to get to from downtown Boston, depending on where you leave from.
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re: Jbess02
Somerville Theatre (just added 12 new draft lines), Coolidge Corner Theater in Brookline, and Brattle Theater in Harvard Square.
Coolidge/Brattle are more indie...Somerville does special nights for indie/old stuff, but they show first run movies first and foremost.
Love Somerville Theatre. They also do $6 shows for anything starting before 6pm every day. This must be new-ish...it used to be $5 and only Mon-Fri.
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re: Jbess02
jbess, welcome to boston. what a fun town you come from! we had a lot of good food on our austin visit a few yrs ago. Don't know if you're a Shawn Colvin fan but she really started here(busking in Harvard Square) before Austin wooed her away! There are a few Texans on the Boston Board, so you might want to follow them when they post on SW food, Mexican, BBQ etc.!
btw, if you are ever lucky enough to travel up to beautiful Bar Harbor ME, the movie theater there serves dinner and bevs.
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You'd have to wait for the good weather to return, and it's a bit of a drive, but the Mendon Twin Drive-In is a lot of fun. Their snack bar is surprisingly pretty good, and at $20/auto, it's an especially good deal for a family.
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There is also the Strand in Clinton and the Draft House in Millbury. They both serve pub food and beer. Some ot the Showcase have a premier restaurant, which i think you can eat while watching.
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re: trufflehound
In Framingham, there's the AMC Premium, next to the regular AMC theater. Bigger seats, tray in front of each. You can get burgers, steak , etc. Not as laid back as Chunky's, and you pay a "premium", but a fun change of pace. No kids, though, but you can get a drink with your meal. Also, unlimited soda and popcorn with your ticket, though if you're having a meal, too....
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re: justbeingpolite
The Strand in Clinton is a very friendly place - an old fashioned movie theatre experience with a twist (you can eat meals in your seats). During December they are running some holiday classic movies at 4pm. They have a menu with burgers, sandwiches, pizza, soda, beer, and wine. Pretty cool! Here's their website: http://www.strandtheatre.com/ .
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re: mgcmonkey
Chunky's is great for the family. The food is all fried stuff plus burgers, sandwiches etc. you can also get beer and wine. My only caveat is I think it would be hard to watch a movie with an intricate plot. There are lots of distractions with all the serving/clearing going on. THey do thier best to stay out of the way, but its hard (atleast for me) not to be distracted at times. For that reason, we usually see "easy movies: Shrek, Coraline..you get the idea. The other fun thing is that you sit in old cadillac or lincoln car seats, that are on swivel bases and recline and roll so that you can position yourself just the way you like. I recommend it.
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