Your understanding is correct. As of 2004, Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas, Ltd. owns the brand and franchise rights. The Ritz (now that Downtown has closed), South Lamar and Village are owned and licensed from said company by theater... (50 replies, last updated by tucluc August 15, 2007)

Sometimes you go places for the chow...sometimes you are going to go someplace anyway, and want to eat the best thing while you are there. In that spirit, this is a survey: what (if anything) on the menu would you recommend at... (18 replies, last updated by amysuehere August 3, 2009)

Dear Alamo Drafthouse, Thank you for allowing me to eat fried-pickles and drink beer while watching movies. I enjoy and appreciate our meaningless yet thoroughly enjoyable relationship free of any strings. Just one small request... (21 replies, last updated by Lixer March 17, 2007)

the latest Alamo Guide in my inbox, I was compelled to make my first post. So here goes . . . Uchi’s very own Tyson Cole will be appearing on this Sunday’s Iron Chef America. I figured this was worth mentioning... (4 replies, last updated by RuthieBaby March 25, 2008)

I’ve found the quality of food at the feasts (at least at the three “original” Drafthouses — at South Lamar, Ritz, & Village) to be very good. Significantly better than that of the food on their regular... (5 replies, last updated by hungryfoodie July 28, 2009)

Went to see Darjeeling Express last night at Alamo South and was curious about the special Indian menu that went with it. Ordered the samosas to share- the filling was pretty good (but no where close to Clay Pit’s, which I... (13 replies, last updated by amykragan October 26, 2007)

Um, no. The drinks are watered down and taste off. The food runs the usual mediocre gamut— cardboard pizza and microwaved chicken fingers. At least at Studio Movie Grill. I will say that the fare at Alamo Drafthouse in... (6 replies, last updated by itsapeugeot May 16, 2007)

They will be opening a new location in May on Anderson Lane, across the street (I think) from the Alamo Drafthouse. That’s fairly close to where I work. Now I can also have Madam Mam’s for lunch! Happy Happy Joy Joy (2 replies, last updated by bloody hammer April 21, 2009)

Rent the Alamo Drafthouse and show home movies? (2 replies, last updated by zebcook August 6, 2008)

-like atmostphere. And maybe combine that night with a trip to the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema downtown. They serve food (and booze) during the show, and the food’s decent. The downtown one sometimes shows their original music... (5 replies, last updated by chow-a-holic February 16, 2006)

to be converted into the Alamo Drafthouse we are losing the best slice on 6th St. (6 replies, last updated by scrumptiouschef March 31, 2007)

of not though. And even the candy/snack food is $$$. Alamo Drafthouse this is not. (19 replies, last updated by kevin September 7, 2007)

I don’t know about low-key, but the DC Film Society is running it’s annual viewing party at the Arlington Cinema and Drafthouse. $15 for members, $20 for non-members. Link: http://www.dcfilmsociety.org/ (3 replies, last updated by Rosco February 25, 2004)

Since Rudeboy hasn’t done it yet. . . Where are your favorite Austin establishments for fried pickle spears? I like the ones at Alamo Drafthouse, but I don’t particularly like the ones at Pluckers. Regards, EG (14 replies, last updated by hlk July 28, 2009)

I was thinking of getting a gift certificate for someone who lives in Coppell. I enjoy the Alamo Drafthouse here in Austin and was curious... Are there first run movie theaters that offer dinner and drinks there in the DFW area?... (3 replies, last updated by Rene December 2, 2008)