AUSTIN (KXAN) — The movie theater chain Alamo Drafthouse will soon replace its paper-based system for ordering concessions with a mobile phone interface, a decision that has drawn opposition from film ...

When Austin-based cinema chain Alamo Drafthouse announced earlier this month that it would be rolling out a controversial exception to its strict "no talking, no texting" policy, fans were up in arms.

Fast-food giants are racing to bring artificial intelligence to the ordering process, hoping it will reduce errors, speed up service and lighten the load on workers, according to multiple reports.

Despite Alamo Drafthouse’s famously strict no-phone policy, the dine-in movie theater chain soon will require customers to use smartphones to order food and beverages via QR code. The Texas-based dine ...

Under the new system, guests will place food and drink orders using a QR code on their phones during the movie, rather than writing orders on paper and alerting servers with a call button. Mobile ...

Papa Johns announced a major transformation of its digital ordering experience, designed to deliver speed, accuracy, and real-time personalization to its 150 million+ customers worldwide. The QSR ...

A Central Texas-based movie theater chain will be changing its long-standing food and drink ordering process soon. Alamo Drafthouse recently announced that it will be replacing its traditional pen-and ...

Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas, famous for its strict "no talking, no texting" policy, wants to cut down on in-movie distractions by allowing, well, patrons to use their phones in the theater. Sort of. Last ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Beginning in February, Alamo Drafthouse guests will notice a change in the pre-movie ordering process. The company said it will expand the use of its custom-built dark-screen mobile ...

Google and Papa Johns jointly announced Thursday the launch of a fully unified voice and text AI ordering system through Gemini. Papa Johns will be the first restaurant to deploy this new omnichannel ...

The Alamo Drafthouse dine-in movie theater chain is making a big change in how patrons order food. The Austin-based company is ditching pen and paper and replacing them with a dark-screen, digital ...