The Texas-based chain, which serves full meals with its movie screenings, will open in Boston in early 2023 (via EaterBoston)
during the film, as the company is known for its no-tolerance code of conduct. Additionally, patrons under 18 aren’t allowed unaccompanied, unless they’re part of a special membership program, and small children are generally admitted only during family-friendly daytime screenings.
Since it was founded in 1997, the company has expanded to more than 40 locations across the United States, although several didn’t make it through the pandemic,In early 2020, co-founder and CEO Tim League stepped down as CEO and moved into
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