America’s Cinema Brewery. Full service in theater dining and the world’s first and only first run modern multiplex with a brewery!

Impressive space. Huge open lobby with a window into the brewing operation as well as a lengthy bar with a ton on tap. Sampled all of their brews, but had to pass on the mainstream fare in the theater. Love the concept, though.

Better selection than Homefield. Beers are surprisingly tasty and much better than what one would usually find at a place like this (cough, cough, Two Rows); I see a lot of promise in these guys. Kick Walt in the delicatos if you see him there.

Stopped during RBWG. Good solid beers, house and guest taps. Wish I had time to watch a movie and try some food.

Glad to be taken here. Did not go for the full blown cinematic scene - just went in, sat at the bar and had a beer - a very good beer and a very attentive waiter that honestly seemed very proud to be serving a good selection in Williamson County. Great job - good brews from the brewhouse and super guest taps - 48 taps? Really - this is more than amazing.

It’s a movie theater showing first run films, offers good food and craft beer in a comfortable setting while watching a new release. What’s not to like. I have no idea what score to give the place because I’ve never been to any establishment that is anything even resembling Flix. I have no other point of comparison. The guest taps and house brews are solid if not spectacular. Walt gave Wendy and me a detailed tour of the entire facility, including the brewing set up that is right next door. If you’re going to the place just for the craft beer experience and no movie, it’s not the first place I would choose as the drinking/waiting area is large and loud. However, if you’re planning on seeing a movie and enjoy drinking solid craft beer and eating good food while watching a first run flick? Again, what’s not to like?

Stopped in during RBWG 2012. It was a well-lit, nice looking place. Clean cut and reminds of a movie theater, as it should. Around the times movies were starting, the lobby would get pretty busy and there’d be kids all around. Interesting concept next to a bar.

My bartenders were always prompt, had an idea of what was on tap, and were very friendly.

A pretty solid selection of brews, and their brews were pretty solid as well.

I didn’t try any food while I was there.

The prices on the brews all seemed average.

Overall, this is a definite stop if you’re in the Round Rock/Austin area. Good brews and an interesting concept.

Ambiance- nothing more then a movie theater lounge room with high top tables. There was decent music playing in the background though. Service was quite attentive. Selection was outstanding for what you have to remember is a movie theatre. The food was quite good but, Value $7.95 for a tiny little bowl of edemame was ridiculous, but the other entrees were more in line with what was received.. All this on top of some really now house brews and a well thought out selection of other locals and national crafts.

Great place. Huge beer line up. Great set up. Friendly staff. Professional. How could you ask for more than a place you can go have a couple of great beers. Go to a movie have dinner while you watch and have someone bring you a beer while your there. A must stop in my book.

Been there twice now and both times on a New Years. I love being able to watch first run movies, having a nice dinner, and enjoying fresh brews. There are no places like this near my house. The beers I have had are pretty much average, though. I did not expect a lot out of the wit I had last night but did expect more from the Funk series beer. Still, next time in this area I willbe back.

Stopped in during RBWG yesterday. Very nice place, bar is set back away from the doors, not much noise. Taps are easy to read, great selection of craft and house beers, bottle selection is displayed as well.