Yes they do. The waitstaff crouch down and are as quiet as possible. It's
annoying but tons better than cellphone addicts.
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On Dec 31, 2011, at 8:41 AM, Joseph Bonelli <joebom...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Dear Kirby,
>
> Hi from Joe B in NOLA.
>
> You wrote: <"The Alamo Drafthouse in Austin seriously forbids the impetus to
> talk, text, chat and generally be obnoxious in their theaters.
> They run a short piece before the film begins telling to be silent and keep
> your cell phones dark during the film. You get one
> warning. Then you're ejected. They do it, too. And it's a wonderful place to
> see films. Great projection. Great sound.">
>
> This is all wonderful but I've read that Alamo Drafthouse also serves meals
> throughout the viewing of films. To me, this would be even more disruptive
> than the cretinous chatters and their blinking toys that have cut my
> moviegoing by about 75% in the past two years. As you are a patron of Alamo
> Drafthouse, can you confirm or dismiss this? Emails to the company through
> their website have elicited no response.
>
> Inquiring minds want to know! DOES Alamo Drafthouse physically serve food
> and/or drinks in the auditorium during the show??
>
> Thanks and Happy New Year from Joe.
>
>
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