New dine-in cinema within the works for Reston City Middle

A brand new movie show is reportedly within the works for the Reston City Middle — simply days after information broke that the longtime Bow Tie Cinemas was closing its location there. The brand new theater is reportedly known as LOOK Dine-In Cinemas.

The Burn informed you in regards to the impending closure of the Bow Tie theater earlier this month. Now, allow requests have been filed with Fairfax County to make some modifications to the theater and switch it right into a LOOK Dine-In theater.

The allow submitting was first reported by Reston Patch and confirmed with a LOOK spokesperson by Reston Now. A spokesperson for the Reston City Middle declined to touch upon the information.

LOOK Dine-In Cinemas is a Texas-based theater chain with 11 theaters open in 5 states — Texas, California, Arizona, New York and Florida. Now, they seem like transferring into Virginia.

Just like the Alamo Drafthouse theater in Ashburn, LOOK Dine-In Cinemas focuses on a full food and drinks menu with dishes which are delivered to visitors at their seats within the theater.

Right here’s how the corporate describes their idea: “Buy tickets on-line forward of time to make sure you reserve one of the best seats in the home. We encourage visitors to reach half-hour previous to showtime to order meals and beverage from the kiosks in our foyer and luxuriate in a cocktail or non-alcoholic beverage in our foyer. On the best way to your auditorium, verify in with our ticket taker and our crew will know to begin making ready your order. Our crew offers ninja service and can ship your order to your seat for the proper uninterrupted viewing expertise.”

The menu at LOOK is strikingly just like bar meals — appetizers like cheese fries and pretzel bites, entrees of hen sandwiches, salads, sliders, wings, mac and cheese, and so forth. You possibly can see the LOOK menu right here.

In keeping with Reston Now, LOOK hopes to open their new Reston City Middle location someday late this yr.

(Picture at prime: LOOK Dine-In Cinemas)