There’s also James Beard Award-winning chef designed menu. The lower level welcomes food and drink from the lobby onto the personal tray for each seat (pre-selected by you). The pleasantries continue straight into the eight auditoriums, where moviegoers find two tiers of plush seats.

iPic has a full menu of appetizers, entrées, and cocktails, plus complimentary popcorn. The iPic Theaters at Scottsdale Quarter is more like a hotel foyer than anything else thanks to the décor and the swanky Salt Lounge. To eat, there’s a variety of pizza, burgers and sandwiches, wraps and salads, desserts Flix Favorites like bacon-wrapped stuff jalapeños, and even brunch. There’s also “Made in Arizona Mondays” - when all Arizona pints are $2 off from open to close. Think the Flix Golden Ale, and the Nebulas IPA, as well as wine and non-alcoholic drinks to boot. It offers nine brewed beers from in-house and 38 other draft beers at the ready. Set near downtown Chandler, Flix Brewhouse, as the name hints, is a brewery that also happens to screen first-run films. During the movie, spring for the crispy bacon Brussels sprouts or the Ultimate Nachos, go for the grilled chicken quinoa, or just sit back with some chocolate hazelnut churros. The sole AMC Dine-In Theatres location in Arizona, the Esplanade 14 offers the MacGuffins Bar & Lounge, and the family-friendly Fork & Screen auditoriums. This is the type of theater with luxury seats, plus a full menu with seat-side service. You’re in the Biltmore area, so you would expect nothing less than what you’ll find at AMC Dine-in Theatres Esplanade 14 - set just across the street from the Biltmore Fashion Park at 24th Street and Camelback Road. You can shower yourself with craft beer, crispy buffalo cauliflower, all-day brunch items like the chilaquiles, and vegan options like a southwestern tofu quinoa bowl. The second Arizona Alamo location, this 32,300-square-foot theater has seven screens, over 750 reservable, reclining or rocker seats, a full-service kitchen and bar, and outdoor patio dining area. Opened spring 2018, the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema in Tempe is a mostly 18 and over, dine-in movie theater showing first-run, independent, and re-release films. Dustin Revell Alamo Drafthouse Cinema - Tempe

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