I am/was also an "only at the Alamo" customer since they opened here 13 years ago. Beyond the no talking or get kicked out being a real thing, the biggest draw for me was always that they fostered an environment that going to see the movie you were at was a big thing (in addition to screening more indie-type movies you are probably not gonna find at most multiplexes). Always made a point to get to the movie early to watch their curated preshow of clips related to the movie/cast. Their food/drink menu definitely declined over the years imo but that was never the hook that got me loyal to them.
I agree. Especially after seeing this. “Following the closures, there are 35 Alamo locations nationwide — 15 of those are franchise locations, and 20 are corporate owned theaters. “ https://t.co/urnDmw1zYV
Drive down to nearby Laguna Beach and check out Heisler Park - a multi-tiered park on the side of a cliff and which leads down to tidepools. Also, drive down to the San Clemente Pier.
I am struggling to remember the last time I had one of their beers. I went by their taproom once years ago and remember they only had on tap the same beers you find in stores...which is a real pet peeve of mine.
Well shit. I really thought my drink of a non-IPA would stave off Greenspoint’s apparently insatiable thirst for blood for [a brewery I will confess I never heard of despite it’s relative proximity to me] but I guess not. Tanks for nuttin!
Fuck you, Home Sense…but thank for your $upport of the Little Ticket. But mainly, fuck you for interrupting the SportsDay app stream more and more these days.