Texas Theatre

Had a Great time. The movies were Awesome 😎 Really Kool Down to Earth place to hangout 😎 I met the actors and producers of the movies. And I got to bring the killer Doll home from one of the movies 🤙🤟. It was Absolutely a Fantastic evening ☺️

What a great place…I can’t believe I’ve never been here. The JFK history alone I should have made the trip. The venue itself outside of that is actually super nice. Tons of places to sit down and relax. Several couches and video arcade machines around in little nooks. Seats heavy thick padding made it actually enjoyable to sit down. Not the hard plastic chairs most venues have. Sound was good and they had lots of staff. Everyone super nice…really not sure what else they could do there to make the place better. Hope to see another band like sevendust come back so I can have a reason to come. I see they show movies in 35mm so hope to catch something like that here soon too. Bravo staff…even called before we came and the guy who answered was helpful and friendly. Just not that way at most music venues that’s for sure. Also appreciate the armed security they had out front. What good is a security guard if he’s not armed? Comforting feeling knowing at least someone could stop some crazy stuff before it gets inside. Thank you for that. Highly recommended.

Absolutely magical experience attending a movie here. Wandering the halls of this theatre feels like you’ve been transported to another time, perhaps another dimension. Every little detail—the small tube TVs, the vintage painted movie posters on the walls, the old arcade games on the 2nd floor—all of it is perfect. You absolutely have to check out this place. One of those gems that makes Dallas such a special and unique place.

Absolutely one of the best theaters around, always love coming here to see stuff. Friendly staff, great pictures, great presentations, everything. Wish there was something like it in Fort Worth! But for now, I’ll keep making trips to Oak Cliff.

Big Fan of THE Texas Theater. Amazing curation of movies and shows. They also host a ton of bands, roadshows, and festivals. You never know who you’ll run into.

I was a volunteer for the oak Cliff film festival I had a blast at the Texas theater and all the other theaters involved like The Kessler and the Bishop arts theater the staff is professional well-organized it's a great place to go watch a film get out and watch one.

Ernie Kovaks Awards held there...at a most beloved, comfortable, historic place...Not having been there for awhile, I'm reminded of all it is, all it means with every visit. Very friendly, competent staff makes it cozy.

If you haven’t been here, you need to go. The bar is such a fun place to hangout before your movie starts! The little bites they offer are very movie theater typical, and the drinks are phenomenal. The theater seats are a smidge cramped so beware, especially if you lean on the heavier side or if you have long limbs. This is not Alamo or Cinemark, so no big recliners. The atmosphere makes up for it though—ten fold.

Lived in the Metroplex for almost 16 years, and this is my first time to visit this piece of history. The exterior looked well-kept and clean. The historical sign was informative. Please check out this movie theatre.

Last night (5/25/25) my kiddo and I attended a very fun event here at The Texas Theater. The horror podcast "Dead Meat" was filming a live show version of their podcast for fans. Now, I could talk about the show all day, but that isn't really the point of Yelp so I'll focus on the venue. This Theater, if I had to sum it up in one word, is just plain charming. It's an old school movie house style Theater with one auditorium. Reminds me of the old days before everything was a multiplex. Very cool! I'm no expert on architecture by any stretch, so I won't insult you by trying to opine on the design. I'll just say that it's simple layout was built with flow in mind. The place never felt cramped despite dozens of fans milling about, and from the concessions to the bar to the auditorium, everything just flowed very well. There are some nice spots to sit, they serve snacks and simple foods like pizzas or hot dogs or popcorn. They serve Dublin sodas, which are fantastic, but also have the standard soda fountain as well. Bar was small, but had a decent enough selection of popular spirits and such. All in all, we had a great time at the show and while I don't live in Dallas, I would definitely return here happily if there was another show or event that used this venue.

If you are ever in Dallas, make sure to check the Texas Theatre. Not only is this a historical building for it being THE theatre Lee Harvey Oswald went to before being captured, but it's also an Oak Cliff staple. The friendliest staff to make you feel welcome from concessions to the bar staff. They even do special Latine film screenings selected by Vianca and host Cinewilde for Queer film screenings amongst other great reoccurring events. Always a must stop for me even if I'm just stopping by for a cocktail when I'm in town.

Oswald's hideout. Incredible piece of JFK assassination living history. Located on Jefferson Blvd. in Oak Cliff/ Dallas area.

Texas Theater is magical. I cannot begin to express my long-reaching admiration for this place. It is the quintessential Art House Theater. You cannot find a more eclectic program of events than what Texas Theater presents. Okay- obvi, they show films. But in addition to that, They host many live events, comedy shows and so much more. I highly recommend you sign up for their weekly email newsletter to get the full scope of the going's on happening. I have seen so many shows here over the years and I love the varied nature of the movie selections and shows. But this is just the tip of the iceberg! As you may already know, this building has historical significance which is an added layer of cool to an ever growing list of neat attributes Texas Theater has to offer. The building has many original features. From the floor tiles to the organic curves of the Venetian interior architecture, there is so much character in every nook and cranny. I really enjoy waking up to the lit marquee- it's just so cool. Very iconic! When you walk in, to the right you see the concession stand which has a more gourmet assortment than most other theaters. Think Mexican Cokes and pizza from Eno's. Then, as you progress through the lobby you can see the bar. I don't drink alcohol, but I'm always impressed by the cool tunes they are playing. From the B-52's to Joy Division and Tones on Tail, you know you're going to hear awesome music while you wait to enter the lobby. Now before you do go into the auditorium, be sure to explore the upstairs. There's some neat paintings evoking classic sci-fi B movies. It's just such a unique place. In the actual movie auditorium, there is sizable stage that supports all kinds of acts, and occasionally they hold events behind the screen. Now, if you are expecting some over the top, digital and audio experience, this is not it. Texas Theater is first rate when it comes to showcasing the best new and classic movies. Some of the best movie experiences I've had here have been viewing movies like Liquid Sky, the original Susperia, Jonathan Demme's Stop Making Sense, The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, Mame, Haxan and so many more. There are also so many live shows that have been so awesome on account of the smaller venue. I've seen Fred Armisen, Michelle Wolf, Todd Barry and Everything Is Terrible, and so many more- there are so many great acts that come through there. Just another reason to subscribe to their newsletter. There are so many great acts that come through, so o always check to newsletter to make sure I don't miss any potential shows I may want to see. Before I forget- yes, this theater is also of significance because of its link to the JFK assassination. This was the theater where Lee Harvey Oswald was arrested after the murder of J.D. Tippet. Every November there is an homage to JFK's legacy and they show LFL as well as the movie that was showing the day LHO was arrested (War is Hell). Overall, you cannot beat Texas Theater for atmosphere, programming and historical significance. Every time I come here, I know I'm with my people. There is no shortage of interesting folks that come here. If anything, give TT a try and I promise, you will be so glad this gem exists. It's hands down one of my favorite places in Dallas.

Texas theater is a historical spot in the Oak Cliff part of Dallas. I finally got to go for a double feature event in the main theater. While they don't have some of the modern theaters reclining seats, they host a number of fun events that give that old school community feel of going to a movie back in the day. As well as events where they bring in film makers, actors, musicians or folks involved with the films being shown. Worth keeping an eye on their calendar for those events

Very cool old theatre to watch classic movies and see live performances. You could almost feel the history in this old building. Parking was a bit of a challenge but we found a parking lot around the corner and walked about a block to the theatre. The concession stand had cool names for the popcorn sizes. 35mm 50mm and 65mm for small medium and large. The staff were friendly and efficient. The lines moved quickly because they were staffed with plenty of people.

Great place to see films in 35mm. They have few new releases and play a lot of older films. The seats aren't new or recline but they're really comfy and wide. The bottom original auditorium is HUGE. I like sitting in the last room but it can get annoying with everyone going out for drinks during the film. They serve alcoholic beverages, pizza and other snacks.

First time here We saw the greatness of Barry Corbin!!! Theater nice Seats comfortable Bar service as you walk in. Oh did I say how great it was to see Barry Corbin!! When you see his show ask him to sing his Scottish song!!! He is in his element!

I came here to see the Cancelled Podcast Tour and I love coming to this theatre but some of the security guards were SO rude. They were very overwhelming and I brought a gift for both Brooke and Tana they took it away after I spent a bunch of money on it when I wanted to give it to them myself! Some of the other employees at the front weren't the nicest as well.

I'm not sure if the theatre has damage is the latest storm or what but about half the theater was cordoned off and the balcony was closed. We came for a comedy show which was cool to be so close to the performer but it felt a little more like a dive theater than a place to see top talent. The bar was nice and friendly but the bathrooms felt a little more high school circa 1980 than a modern place charging $60 per ticket.

Well, what can I say about this little slice of history in Dallas! An independent theater with an amazing history, it's a little bit like taking a step into the past. I had visited many years ago, but an indie movie brought me back to Texas Theater and I'm glad it did. Parking can be interesting, I'm still not 100% where the free lot for the theater is, but I've usually ride shared or lucked out with a street spot after the meters are free. Staff was extremely friendly, and for the show that I was at, it felt like there was a good bit of community for staff & regulars that come out for a lot of the indie films. I will for sure come back for the things that are Texas Theater exclusives in the future!

Full bar! Fun place to hang out and catch a movie or two! Tons of stuff to look at as you walk through the place. This place has a lot of history, if you know you know!

A premier of a short film I was as part of was shown there! Love the feel retro old school vibes.

Best known as the location Lee Harvey Oswald was arrested on November 22 1963 for the assassination of President John F Kennedy. After shooting JFK he worked his way back to Oak Cliff probably towards home when Dallas Police Officer Tippet spotted him walking down the street. Oswald killed officer Tippet and fled. Going down Jefferson blvd he ducked into the Texas Theater without buying a ticket. This is the reason the police were called! Otherwise, he may have gotten away with it!

Loved this unique Texas place! You can see the actual seat that Lee Harvey Oswald sat in after he shot the president and officer Tippett. We went there to see a show, not a movie so I can't speak to the screen. The seats were comfortable and of course the place is haunted!!! Great find, can't wait to see a movie here.

Enjoyed my visit. The staff was friendly and wearing a mask I love this place! This is my go to Movie Theatre. They have started to show new movies and restored their 2nd floor seating. Check out their website or IG for upcoming showings. Definitely recommend! I was there tonight to watch the new Scream They created a drink menu based to the movie. It was actually really good. Successful date night. Thanks Texas Theatre for the hospitality

This place is cool. I stumbled upon their website while looking for retro movies, and immediately signed up for notifications. Today they were playing the 1989 classic, The Burbs. And the cost of the ticket was $1. How could I not go?! All honesty, with taxes and fees, it was $2.15. Still worth it. Now, I knew a bit of the history of the place, but I do not spend much time in Dallas and had never made it over to the Oak Cliff/ Bishop Arts area (I'm so uncool), and greatly appreciated the website with information on parking. There is construction on the street and this is a hip area, so the map with directions to their parking lot was greatly appreciated. The building is fantastic. It is one screen, a little tiny concession stand, a cute little bar, and tons of nostalgia. They have comfy love seats and nooks spread out all over and people are encouraged to check out the building. The balcony is closed but the theater is good sized and seats over 600. I saw these employees and everyone was friendly and didn't mind answering questions. They open the door an hour before showtime, giving you an opportunity to meander around. The seats in the theater were comfortable and have drink holders on the back of the chair in front of you, stadium style. The quality of the picture and sound were great. I also loved that they showed a couple of local commercials about the area and it's history. I really enjoyed my experience. I did take away a star because the popcorn was stale. They only show one picture at a time which means they didn't pop it for our movie, it was leftover. That was kind of a bummer, but it didn't stop me from eating it.

I've been looking forward to this... The service was synonymous w/ what I would describe as "superb". The ambiance is to dine for-- but they don't have food here... However, nothing hindered the vibes from nourishing my hunger for cinema and/or camaraderie. Sure, I have a dog, but there's nothing like the soft glow this destination brings to my heart. Will be back!

Vibes for days, honestly. I'm obsessed with this place. They have a fantastic bar serving up some amazing drinks, they play the coolest movies and hosts the best events. The old school aesthetic is perfection. It's such a hidden gem. Always ample parking. Definitely read up on the history of this place, it's crazy!

I literally work a block from this quaint theater and although I've passed it a million times, I've never given any thought to it. That's until... the Crime Junkie podcast came to town! The thought of sitting in the same theater Lee Harvey Oswald was apprehended in while listening to a live crime podcast makes my true crime detective heart all warm and fuzzy. The theater is super trendy, the popcorn was tasty and the whole experience was great!

This past holiday weekend, my family and I got tickets to see Potted Potter (a Harry Potter parody show) at the Texas Theatre! It was my first time visiting. The show was great, and I loved the theater itself. It's been renovated but without removing all the historic charm from this old theater (when the theater opened in 1931, it was the third largest theater in Dallas). It has a small bar and a small concessions area and is just very, very charming. (They also have a parking lot just one block from the theater). If I still lived in Dallas, I'd be back soon to take in an old, restored movie at the theater for sure. I can't wait to go back when I visit Dallas in 2019.

Cool theater with lots of history. Street parking out front and lots a few blocks away.

This the kind of our movie theater I saw pictures in the sixties!! Brought back memories and they even have a balcony like the one I went to in Arlington. Like the old Arlington Theater. Like going back in time.

Been coming to this theater for about 5 years now, my gf introduced me to it since we both are movie fans and the type of movies they show here are right up my Ally.. Plus u gotta love the inside of this theater

I use to come here when I was a young child with my family . I can't tell you the countless movies I have came to see at this theater.. So many great memories that will go with me till my homecoming.... Such a cool place! The theatre has great Dallas history and they show a great variety of movies and host different events. The interior still has an old school vibe and there is a great bar! The bar has a good selection of beer and fun cocktails that you can or der and take into the movie. The service was friendly and attentive at the bar and it was fun to hang out with moviegoers before the show started. This is a great little theater to visit. The historic quality is a fine touch on a smooth experience. Staff was super friendly, and the drink options at the bar inside were even better than expected. You might need to park a few blocks away or more depending on time and type of event, but it's still easy to handle. There are parking meters on the street, but they don't apply after 4pm (if I remember correctly), and on weekends. There are some nice little restaurants in the vicinity for a quick bite before an event too. Sign up for Texas Theatre's newsletter to stay up to date of all their movies and special events!

I love this place! Took my daughter to see The Avengers there and we had an awesome time. There's nothing not cool about the spot. The art on the wall, the bar, the sound, the seats, the vibe I mean I could go on and on. I don't care what's showing there, I love the atmosphere! I can see why Oswald chose to hide in that piece. Its mad dark and intimate. Its like being home. Gonna become a member ASAP. Can't wait to catch that Bob Goldwaith flick that's playing next week. OAK CLIFF ALL DAY

Nice old quirky historical theater with a bar and a single large screen, a Dallas classic. We make the pilgrimage here every year to watch the Oscar nominated Documentary short films, the only theater in the metroplex that shows them. An added plus: they accept Moviepass, so keep it on your radar for a field trip to Oak Cliff, where you can dine at either Mesa or the Small Brewpub, both about a block away (in opposite directions,) while you're in the 'hood.

I haven't visited this theater since In was a child and it brings back many fond memories. In was thrilled to learn Mommy Dearest was playing. What a great quiet date movie. Nice adult change from the normal hustle and bustle of the traditional millinium packed movie theater experience. I'm definitely coming back.

Came for the Sunset Drive-In experience. Since it was Hubby and I's first drive-in movie, I thought I would share some tips that would have been helpful to us. Texas Theater sets up a non-permanent drive-in movie experience behind the theater in a parking lot accessible from Sunset. The guys pulled cars in by size so that the big trucks did not block smaller vehicles, so that was appreciated. In order to listen to the movie, you HAVE to use your car radio tuned into 87.9. You cannot use a FM transmitter app on your phone or another app. In order to run your radio, you will need to have your car on accessory for the entire movie, which means your car's battery may die. This was perhaps the most annoying part of the experience... you would think there would be app to listen to the sound. Thank goodness, we were parked in the first row and were able to roll down the windows a bit to hear from the speakers. Which brings me to my next pointer... if you have to roll down your windows, be prepared for the cold or heat. In our case, the night was a little chilly, and I was glad I brought a blanket. Liked that we were able to bring out own snacks and stay in our car. Some of the others brought lawn chairs and sat outside of the car. If COVID brings back the drive-in theater, I hope technology catches up so that we can listen without having to run the car or drain the battery.

This place is a neighborhood gem. I didn't realize such a place even existed. Upon entering, there was a concession stand that had snacks and drinks available. There was a little shop to the side selling poster for the movie I was there for, Puppet Master. I came with a friend who's an architect so he explained to me that the way they built the theatre helped with the sound and that it's a rarity now given that more modern methods are more commonly used. He explained that the ceiling fans they had there are industrial strength and will probably never give out. In another words, it's an architectural gem as well. A Q&A was even held after the viewing. Pretty cool! I'd totally go back.

Came here for a podcast show and literally had the worst drink of my entire life. I took it back to the bartender and they did help which is nice but the original drink tasted like it was made from someone who has never drank. We got popcorn and it was good! The theater is nice for a small show!

The ambiance was amazing! Very cool, cute place to enjoy cinema the way it should be enjoyed. However, the woman and man working the concession as soon as you walk in were very rude. They gave my friends dirty looks, and were unhelpful when my friend asked for a water. I would love to visit again but not if these people are working.

Favorite movie theater in Dallas! Historical building, great bar/drinks, great vibes, always something interesting on the big screen new and old

As time goes by I drove by the Texas Theater, but never set foot inside, for too many years. It's been part of Dallas' lost history for decades. Originally built as one of many neighborhood movie theaters by one of Howard Hughes companies in the 30s. It's infamously known as the place where the police found Oswald after killing Kennedy and Officer Tippit. Sadly, that event cast a dark shadow on the Texas, like it did to downtown Dallas. It has laid vacant for many years, and was on the chopping block many times. Thankfully, good people stepped up and saved it, time after time. If you are tired of the plethora of bad movies at the multiplex. Come to the Texas for culture, independent films, local concerts, and a awesome bar! The bartenders, the people at concessions, the patrons themselves are all real characters. Last time I was there I stayed till they closed at 3 am on a weeknight! I just had such a great time talking to everyone! Be sure to explore the whole theater! There are plenty of cool surprises to be found. Vintage movie poster reproductions are all around. By the bar you can choose from their record collection to play on the player. In the back, there are vintage video games, including a table Ms. PAC Man. Go upstairs for a terrific lounge area with plenty of seating. I only wished their theater balcony was open too. Sadly they don't have a kitchen so their food selection is very limited, word to the wise, the pizza was awful. Hopefully they can partner up with a worthy restaurant neighbor to remedy this and bring themselves to the 5 star level they deserve! Never out of date.

I've heard many a tale about the infamous Texas Theatre. Naturally, when I heard that the second annual Dallas Burlesque Festival was being held here...I said, momma like! Steeped in history, this former movie theatre is the place Lee Harvey Oswald was arrested after the assassination of JFK. The films being presented on that day were "Cry of Battle" and "War Is Hell"--use THAT in your next Trivial Pursuit game. The Big D is prone to tearing down historical buildings, so I was delightfully surprised to hear this theatre was alive and kicking. Refurbished in 2003, it now plays host to many community events-- especially ones that include nipple tassles! I also just love the strip of Oak Cliff it occupies. If I'd been in a 1959 Fairlane cruising down the street, I could have sworn I'd gone back in time. Sadly, I was in a Nissan. But no worries. The stars of the Texas marquee still burn brightly here. My only complaint? It was January and EFFING COLD up in there. I was in the back row shivering under my coat with a runny nose. I don't know how those young ladies were so scantily clad. I suspect heavy drinking played a part. The bathrooms were a little worse for the wear, but gaw dang, this is a Texas historical landmark! Play some classic films in there during the summer (à la Paramount Theatre in Austin) and you've got yourself a mighty fine thang.

Such a great old theatre! We came here for their Oscar Watch Party, which they have every year. They show the Oscars for free, and then they have drinks and snacks to purchase and a fun photo booth. You can purchase a ballot for $3 and enter their Oscar pool to win prizes. The whole event benefits the Oak Cliff Film Festival. It was a really fun and kind of chaotic event, with lots of people running around and free-for-all seating. I was a little disappointed by the state of the bathrooms (messy, empty paper towel dispenser) and by the drink specials. I tried "The Winner" cocktail, which was St. Germaine, champagne, lemon and soda. For $7, it was really, really tiny. The popcorn was a better deal, $5.75 for a medium and you get a LOT of popcorn. But overall it's a really fun old theatre, and such a great event. I look forward to seeing more movies here, and to returning for the same event next year.

I love this theatre. I've only been once but I love it. I didnt know it was this theatre that Oswal ran to hide. That's a pretty far walk from the shooting sight if you ask me but whatever. Maybe he got caught because he wanted to rest. His fault. Better learn to get away car in the next life. lol The theatre is old but has a vintage feel to it. I want this theatre to stay in business because it's historic and I want to take my kids(if i ever have them) here someday. It's in a not so pleasant area of oak cliff but I like it. Gives the city character! They shows more documentary type films and not the new release in the other theatres. Lucky for me, I happen to look on their website and saw the Avengers here for cheap!!!! cheaper than what I would pay at the regular theatres :)

Iconic and awesome! We saw a drive-in movie here recently and had a great experience! Make sure to check out their menu, as staff will bring your snacks and booze right to your car! Texas Theatre does a great job of making the best out of this pandemic life.

Love their film selections and their commitment to maintain the historical significance of the theatre itself. I wish I discovered this gem a while ago. Only 1 screen, which is fine, for it has plenty of seating and seems larger than the typical screen. After the show the director & producer were present to answer Q&A along with one of the prominent players in the movie. The price of popcorn/drinks are reasonably priced, yet the selection is lacking. They also have a fully loaded bar. The employees leave a lot to be desired though. The guy at the counter burnt my pizza to a crisp because he was at the bar talking to the bartenders; he baked me another, which I'm sure would have been ignored again had I not set my own timer to remind him.

Such a cool place! I recently went to Texas Theatre for a showing of Roadhouse. The theatre has great Dallas history and they show a great variety of movies and host different events. The interior still has an old school vibe and there is a great bar! The bar has a good selection of beer and fun cocktails that you can order and take into the movie. The service was friendly and attentive at the bar and it was fun to hang out with moviegoers before the show started. Sign up for Texas Theatre's newsletter to stay up to date of all their movies and special events!

This place is nothing but pure nostalgic and full of history, I mean come on it is after all the theater that Lee Harvey Oswald was captured. I love atmosphere here just so chill and relax here. Even if you're here to watch a film. Stop on by to have a drink and enjoy yourself. The only complaint is the seats not very comfy lol but that's OK after a few drinks it's alright. Texas Theater in Oakcliff Dallas Texas. Get two thumbs up way up.

Cool place to see live music. This place is on the historical register because it's the place Lee H. Oswald shot DPD officer Tippet. There's a marker showing where he sat. Lots of interesting things to see inside and they show old movies like Oklahoma, The Sound of Music, etc. Call for current happenings. They have a bar for alcohol and a neat vintage snack bar that serves soft drinks, popcorn and, OMG, Eno's pizza. Right beside the hip Bishop Arts district. You could just spend a whole day and evening in the area. A must see!

I love this place even though I saw Donald Trump elected to office in this theater and it was the most depressing night ever... I still love this place. Much love to Tatiana throwing it down at the bar!

Great place for a low coat hang out. HORRIBLE FOOD! Eat before you come. Seriously, the pizza was inedible.

This place is a beacon in a bleak Dallas nightlife landscape. Where else can you see classic and new films, with a full bar, and hang out with hip people? AND you are in the theater where they caught Lee Harvey Oswald. Good folks running the place, too. I give it two thumbs up!!!

Wow. I'm a life long resident of Dallas and never been to this (infamous) theatre. I'm glad I visited! First...you should educate yourself just a little about the background. I think the most common misconception I hear is that someone (a police officer) was killed here by Oswald. I knew that was never the case but there are articles & details here to show exactly what did occur...which wasn't a lot ...simply the capture of President Kennedy's assassin. Beyond that...this is a charming and simple movie theater that is worth a visit. They have a full bar and the bartender on Saturday 09/10 was awesome! They have popcorn and they might have a couple other snacks ...but this isn't an eat in type place. There is one theater and its huge. Don't expect the recliners & leather seating you find in modern places...seats are not original but they appear to be a good 40 plus years old. Don't miss the upstairs lounge and be sure to come early or stay after to read and gander at photos displayed. Price point is fine. Drinks were priced right and tasted great. Popcorn was fresh and I like the option of flavored salts. Staff was nice and A/C was just right. Plan your day or night here as parking is not easy. You'll pay or walk a bit. But also remember there are restaurants right nearby and Bishop Arts is just a couple blocks away. Movies here are not first run Hollywood movies...but I loved the movie I saw and they are always playing repeated classic hits.

Enjoy this place every time I come. They play some great films you won't catch anywhere else. It is great to just walk around and check out a true piece of Dallas history. Very fascinating. Oh, have I mentioned the bar? Nice little bar and the bartenders have always been super cool. Some nice beers can always be had here. It also turns out to be a great venue for special events. Last time I went here was for a wedding(Congrats, Samantha W) and this was a perfect place. Great ceremony and the staff was wonderful again. I would never hesitate to stop in here just to see what's going on, there isn't another place like it around.

This place is amazing. We saw a friend's movie here and was our first time. Beautiful theater, has a bar...can't go wrong.