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4worldlovers: Experience luxury movie-going at Moviehouse & Eatery NW Austin located in Trails at 620 with reclining leather seats, full waiter service at the push of a button, and a full bar!

Put on your 3D glasses! Check out our special RealD 3D showtimes for enhanced movie-watching.

Enjoy the latest blockbuster movies in unrivalled surroundings with exquisite hand-crafted cocktails, restaurant worthy menu, luxury reclining seats, in theater waiter service & more.

Experience movies like never before at Moviehouse. Sit back and relax in our luxurious, reclining leather seats while enjoying a chef-driven menu and handcrafted drinks!

It's easy to see a movie at M&E! We have a free parking lot for your convenience.

1. Arrive up to 30 minutes early! Head to your seat and look over the menu.

2. Ready to order or need a refill? Press the button and your server will be with your shortly.

Moviehouse & Eatery NW Austin is the perfect cinema for events of ALL sizes. Start planning your next event with us today.

Tuesdays are better at Moviehouse! Not only can you get HALF PRICE tickets on Tuesdays, but we have Happy Hour ALL DAY and these special Tuesday Combos:


Choose from any pizza or the Nacho Supreme, 2 bottomless sodes and 1 bottomless popcorn


Like movies? Like perks? Join our Cinépolis Rewards program to start earning points towards FREE movie tickets!

If you're already a Cinépolis Rewards member, don't forget to SIGN IN when purchasing tickets and let your server know you're a Rewards member when you order food and drinks!

All promotions are subject to change at any time, without notice. Participating locations only. See store for details. Not available on Holidays. Pricing varies by location.

Check out our menu to see all current Food and Drink specials!

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