Tysons Galleria dine-in movie theater CMX CinéBistro is now open
By Angela Woolsey
Published February 2, 2023 at 11:00AM
Tysons moviegoers can now escape to Pandora while munching on blackened salmon.
CMX CinéBistro (2001 International Drive, Suite 1700U) has officially opened at Tysons Galleria after a couple of delays last fall. The dine-in movie theater, which features a full bar and lounge, is located on the third floor of the mall’s redeveloped Macy’s wing.
CMX Cinemas announced on Instagram that its newest theater opened its doors for the first time last Friday (Jan. 27).
The 43,268-square-foot theater has over 800 reclining seats in eight screening rooms. Available in theaters and at the Stone Sports Bar in the lobby, the menu focuses on “rustic New American cuisine” prepared by formally trained chefs, CMX said in a press release.
“The thing that really sets our menu and concept apart from other theaters in the region is that we serve it in-theater while guests are sitting in a plush recliner, and we pair it with the latest projection and audio technology,” CMX CEO Patrick Ryan said. “We want to be able to check every box in terms of food, technology, comfort and amenities, because it’s when you put it all together that it adds up to an unbeatable experience.”
Dishes include blackened salmon with roasted garlic mash and butter sauce, artichoke cakes with Old Bay remoulade and Brazilian tomato slaw, a signature CMX Burger, and a crispy chicken bowl with jasmine rice.
Standard movie theater concessions are also available, along with alcoholic and non-alcoholic milkshakes.
Patrons planning to use the in-theater dining service need to arrive at least 30 minutes before their showtime, and except for films designated as “family-friendly,” showings after 8:30 p.m. are limited to people 21 and older.
Movies currently playing include recent Oscar nominees like “Avatar: The Way of Water” and “Everything Everywhere All at Once,” along with this weekend’s new releases “80 for Brady” and M. Night Shamalyan’s “Knock at the Cabin.” There was also a repertory screening of “Rocky” on Wednesday (Feb. 1).
Ticket prices vary based on the movie and time of day, from $8 for a weekday matinee of “80 for Brady” to $14.49 for a “prime time” showing of “Top Gun: Maverick” on Friday night. On Tuesdays, all tickets for adults and kids are just $5, according to a promotional sign outside the theater.
This is CMX’s first location in Fairfax County, though the Florida-based company has theaters in Richmond and Leesburg.
“We are proud of our tenant offerings, and CMX CineBistro is one of the final elements that will complete the new wing at Tysons Galleria,” said Chris Pine, executive vice president of anchors, big box leasing and development at Brookfield Properties for retail. “CMX offers a sophisticated and comfortable experience that compliments the Tysons Galleria experience.”
The final additions to the new wing include the Southeast Asian restaurant Jiwa Singapura, which is located directly across from CinéBistro and expected to open early this year, and Yard House.
The sports bar was scheduled to have a grand opening on Jan. 15, but permit issues with Fairfax County delayed the opening, which will now be on Feb. 26, according to Dylan Wieder, executive chef for Yard House’s Tysons location.
Please update, theatre opened November 16, 1990 as the Loews Worldgate Theatre, grand opening ad in the photos section courtesy of the Washington Post.
Please update, theatre name is Phoenix Theatres Marlow Cinemas 6 and it open at a twin on October 7, 1977 and a sixplex on October 4, 1985 (Both grand opening ad in the photos section).
This theatre is not reserve seating, wasn’t able to get the seat count.
Tysons Galleria dine-in movie theater CMX CinéBistro is now open By Angela Woolsey Published February 2, 2023 at 11:00AM Tysons moviegoers can now escape to Pandora while munching on blackened salmon.
CMX CinéBistro (2001 International Drive, Suite 1700U) has officially opened at Tysons Galleria after a couple of delays last fall. The dine-in movie theater, which features a full bar and lounge, is located on the third floor of the mall’s redeveloped Macy’s wing.
CMX Cinemas announced on Instagram that its newest theater opened its doors for the first time last Friday (Jan. 27).
The 43,268-square-foot theater has over 800 reclining seats in eight screening rooms. Available in theaters and at the Stone Sports Bar in the lobby, the menu focuses on “rustic New American cuisine” prepared by formally trained chefs, CMX said in a press release.
“The thing that really sets our menu and concept apart from other theaters in the region is that we serve it in-theater while guests are sitting in a plush recliner, and we pair it with the latest projection and audio technology,” CMX CEO Patrick Ryan said. “We want to be able to check every box in terms of food, technology, comfort and amenities, because it’s when you put it all together that it adds up to an unbeatable experience.”
Dishes include blackened salmon with roasted garlic mash and butter sauce, artichoke cakes with Old Bay remoulade and Brazilian tomato slaw, a signature CMX Burger, and a crispy chicken bowl with jasmine rice.
Standard movie theater concessions are also available, along with alcoholic and non-alcoholic milkshakes.
Patrons planning to use the in-theater dining service need to arrive at least 30 minutes before their showtime, and except for films designated as “family-friendly,” showings after 8:30 p.m. are limited to people 21 and older.
Movies currently playing include recent Oscar nominees like “Avatar: The Way of Water” and “Everything Everywhere All at Once,” along with this weekend’s new releases “80 for Brady” and M. Night Shamalyan’s “Knock at the Cabin.” There was also a repertory screening of “Rocky” on Wednesday (Feb. 1).
Ticket prices vary based on the movie and time of day, from $8 for a weekday matinee of “80 for Brady” to $14.49 for a “prime time” showing of “Top Gun: Maverick” on Friday night. On Tuesdays, all tickets for adults and kids are just $5, according to a promotional sign outside the theater.
This is CMX’s first location in Fairfax County, though the Florida-based company has theaters in Richmond and Leesburg.
“We are proud of our tenant offerings, and CMX CineBistro is one of the final elements that will complete the new wing at Tysons Galleria,” said Chris Pine, executive vice president of anchors, big box leasing and development at Brookfield Properties for retail. “CMX offers a sophisticated and comfortable experience that compliments the Tysons Galleria experience.”
The final additions to the new wing include the Southeast Asian restaurant Jiwa Singapura, which is located directly across from CinéBistro and expected to open early this year, and Yard House.
The sports bar was scheduled to have a grand opening on Jan. 15, but permit issues with Fairfax County delayed the opening, which will now be on Feb. 26, according to Dylan Wieder, executive chef for Yard House’s Tysons location.
Please update, total seats 1,196 and rename Cinemark Centreville as per website
Add to previous names Centreville Multiplex Cinemas at Centre Ridge
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 189
Theatre 2 113
Theatre 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 74
Theatre 11 114
Theatre 12 188
Please update, theatre opened November 16, 1990 as the Loews Worldgate Theatre, grand opening ad in the photos section.
Total seating: 807
Theatre 1 73
Theatre 2 75
Theatre 3 72
Theatre 4 125
Theatre 5 133
Theatre 6 157
Theatre 7 72
Theatre 8 and 9 50
Grand opening ad in the photos section
Please update, total seats 3,609
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 and 9 294
Theatre 2 and 10 247
Theatre 3 292 IMAX with Laser
Theatre 4 and 12 215
Theatre 5 and 13 165
Theatre 6 and 13 193
Theatre 7 and 15 235
Theatre 8 and 16 182
Theatre 11 255 Dolby Cinema at AMC
Please update, theatre opened November 16, 1990 as the Loews Worldgate Theatre, grand opening ad in the photos section courtesy of the Washington Post.
Seating information will be provided later today.
Please update, rename theatre to Regal Culpeper and total seats 703
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 210
Theatre 2 169
Theatre 3 172
Theatre 4 152
Please update, rename theatre to Regal Kingstowne, theatre opened on December 2, 2005 and it’s grand opening ad in the photos section.
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 155 with Recliners RPX/Dolby Atmos
Theatre 2 226
Theatre 3 180
Theatre 4 129
Theatre 5 190
Theatre 6 144
Theatre 7 257
Theatre 8 289
Theatre 9 301 SCREEN X
Theatre 10 127
Theatre 11 154
Theatre 12 129
Theatre 13 172
Theatre 14 148
Theatre 15 161
Theatre 16 357
A Better grand opening ad posted in the photos section from the Washington Post
Please update, total seats is 3,643 and it’s grand opening ad posted in the photos section
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1, 2, 19 and 20 182
Theatre 3 143
Theatre 4 295
Theatre 5 312 IMAX WITH LASER
Theatre 6 190 Dolby Cinema at AMC
Theatre 7 295 XL at AMC
Theatre 8 144
Theatre 9, 10, 13 and 14 181
Theatre 11, 16, 17 and 22 95
Theatre 12, 15, 18 and 21 108
Theatres 8 and 9 now have XL at AMC
@RobertAlex, RPX is installed with Dolby Atmos in most auditoriums. Yes some locations don’t have atmos but the recent installations have atmos
Please rename Cinemark Century Park Lane 16 and XD as per website
Please update, rename theatre to Xscape Brandywine 14 as per website and total seats 1400
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 118
Theatre 2 81
Theatre 3 64
Theatre 4 and 11 45
Theatre 5 70
Theatre 6 100
Theatre 7 224 Xtreme/Atmos
Theatre 8 223 Xtreme/Atmos
Theatre 9 101
Theatre 10 69
Theatre 12 65
Theatre 13 82
Theatre 14 113
Please rename Regal Laurel Towne Centre and total seats is 1,005. This theatre opened recliners and correct the capacity in the description.
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 134
Theatre 2 77
Theatre 3 57
Theatre 4 and 5 63
Theatre 7 and 8 65
Theatre 9 and 10 91
Theatre 11 116
Theatre 12 118
Please update, theatre name is Phoenix Theatres Marlow Cinemas 6 and it open at a twin on October 7, 1977 and a sixplex on October 4, 1985 (Both grand opening ad in the photos section).
This theatre is not reserve seating, wasn’t able to get the seat count.
Please update, total seats 1,358
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 148
Theatre 2 195
Theatre 3 125
Theatre 4 72
Theatre 5 218
Theatre 6 87
Theatre 7 49
Theatre 8 174
Theatre 9 199
Theatre 10 91
Please update, total seats 975
Seating Cpacity:
Theatre 1 79
Theatre 2 and 3 68
Theatre 4 60
Theatre 5 61
Theatre 6 49
Theatre 7 46
Theatre 8 68
Theatre 9 and 10 155
Theatre 11 166
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 and 8 63
Theatre 2 87
Theatre 3 109
Theatre 4 148
Theatre 5 178
Theatre 6 108
Theatre 7 88
Theatre 9 79
Theatre 10 69
Theatre 11 68
Theatre 12 70
Please rename Flagship Premium Cinemas Movies at Calvert Village and total seats 391
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 74
Theatre 2 76
Theatre 3 65
Theatre 4 119
Theatre 5 57
Please rename Regal New River Valley as per website
Please update Regal Macarthur Cemter as [er website
Please rename Regal Kiln Creek as per website
Please update, total seats 408
Seating Capacity from theatre website:
The Main Auditorium 368
The Screening Room 40
Please update, theatre opened May 22, 1987 and it’s grand opening ad in the photos section.
Total capacity: 861
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 132
Theatre 2 84
Theatre 3, 4, 5 and 6 57
Theatre 7, 8 and 9 53
Theatre 10 152
Theatre 11 54
Theatre 12 52