With so much competition, how does a relatively new player in Texas’s dine-in cinema scene stand out?įor Houston-based Star Cinema Grill, the answer is simple: double down on the technology. Moviegoers in Texas have an ample variety of options to choose from, whether it’s a dine-in experience from a major circuit like Cinemark (which launched its first CUT! by Cinemark location in Frisco, Texas, earlier this year) or a high-end evening at one of the state’s three Ipic locations. Dine-in cinema pioneers like Alamo Drafthouse, Flix Brewhouse, (Marcus-owned) Movie Tavern, and Studio Movie Grill were all founded in the Lone Star State. As the home state of several specialized circuits, it boasts a number of options for patrons looking to enjoy dinner at the movies.
Texas is known as one of the most competitive destinations for dine-in cinemas.
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