Movies, American Fare, and Beverages at Cinema Grill in Aurora (Half Off)
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Zesty cheeseburgers and pizza sate moviegoers' appetites while current blockbuster films tug at their brains.
Food’s presence in the theater dates back to the days when audiences pelted bad performers with fruit and good performers with steaks. Honor the old times with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $10 for $20 worth of admission, American fare, and drinks
- $20 for $40 worth of admission, American fare, and drinks, good for parties of four or more<p>
After paying admission ($2.50 for matinees; $4 for evening shows), theatergoers can grab a comfy seat in a swivel chair and some popcorn ($3.99–$5.99) and other options off an extensive menu while enjoying digital projection and surround sound. Servers flit from seat to seat, vanquishing hunger with entrees such as cheese-topped cheddar burgers ($8.99) or crispy chicken sandwiches ($9.99). Hot-fudge sundaes ($5.99) and cheesecake ($4.99) satiate sweet teeth and of-age patrons can snag a few R-rated beverages, including plain, peach, or strawberry margaritas ($4.99) or mugs of Fat Tire ale ($3.99) and irish coffee ($5.99). While patrons dine and imbibe, the newly updated 3D and HD projectors light up their tables with recent films, such as This Means War, John Carter, and The Lorax.
Though the establishment is highly family friendly, Cinema Grill has a strict 17-and-older-only policy for R-rated films. This Groupon is not valid toward half-price admission on Tuesdays.<p>
Zesty cheeseburgers and pizza sate moviegoers' appetites while current blockbuster films tug at their brains.
Food’s presence in the theater dates back to the days when audiences pelted bad performers with fruit and good performers with steaks. Honor the old times with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $10 for $20 worth of admission, American fare, and drinks
- $20 for $40 worth of admission, American fare, and drinks, good for parties of four or more<p>
After paying admission ($2.50 for matinees; $4 for evening shows), theatergoers can grab a comfy seat in a swivel chair and some popcorn ($3.99–$5.99) and other options off an extensive menu while enjoying digital projection and surround sound. Servers flit from seat to seat, vanquishing hunger with entrees such as cheese-topped cheddar burgers ($8.99) or crispy chicken sandwiches ($9.99). Hot-fudge sundaes ($5.99) and cheesecake ($4.99) satiate sweet teeth and of-age patrons can snag a few R-rated beverages, including plain, peach, or strawberry margaritas ($4.99) or mugs of Fat Tire ale ($3.99) and irish coffee ($5.99). While patrons dine and imbibe, the newly updated 3D and HD projectors light up their tables with recent films, such as This Means War, John Carter, and The Lorax.
Though the establishment is highly family friendly, Cinema Grill has a strict 17-and-older-only policy for R-rated films. This Groupon is not valid toward half-price admission on Tuesdays.<p>
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About Cinema Grill
A movie palace to its core, The Cinema Grill favors a vibrant color scheme rarely seen outside the early days of Technicolor. The lobby's multi-hued walls surround the checkerboard box office with bright yellows, blues, and purples, while neon curlicues on the ceiling beckon movie-goers toward their movie. The menu of American staples mirrors the colorful decor with glowing margaritas, desserts topped with maraschino cherries, quesadillas speckled with green peppers, and deep-fried rainbows. Once ensconced in their swivel chairs, guests bathe in the high-definition (and sometimes three-dimensional) glow of the silver screen as servers take food orders and keep eating areas laden with plates of buffalo wings and shrimp fettuccine alfredo. Beers, cocktails, or glasses of wine are also available.