Do they have good food again? They simplified their menu, dropping more sophisticated dishes and locally-sourced beers when their CEO went on a drive to expand

Do they have good food again? They simplified their menu, dropping more sophisticated dishes and locally-sourced beers when their CEO went on a drive to expand. Unfortunately the quality dropped way off and it really robbed the theaters of their local charm. Instead of eating there me and all my friends switched to eating elsewhere prior to the movie. Alamo is literally the only place I'll watch a movie due to their "No, really: no using your cellphone" policy, so I'm happy to give them my business, but I draw the line at mediocre food. It's too bad and kind of ironic because they messed up their menu in a drive to greater profitablity and lost a lot of their most profitable business as a result: the margins on food and alcohol are far better than ticket sales.