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New dine-in movie theater planned for Gwinnett County

CinéBistro combines two classic date-night staples – dinner and a movie – in one popular location.
CinéBistro combines two classic date-night staples – dinner and a movie – in one popular location.
By Amanda C. Coyne
June 19, 2017

Dine-in movie theater company CinéBistro has signed an agreement to open a theater at Peachtree Corners Town Center, it announced Monday.

The “dinner and a movie” spot will have six screens and 600 seats in its 35,000-square-foot complex. This is the company’s second Atlanta-area location; the first is in Brookhaven.

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No planned opening date has been announced for the theater. The company continues to look for areas in metro Atlanta to open new locations, said Fred Meyers, CinéBistro vice president.

In addition to meals and cocktails, guests will enjoy electronic reclining leather love seats as they watch new releases in 4K projection. There will also be a bar and dining area for people who just want to eat or drink instead of watching a movie.

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Some neighbors object the commercial aspect of the visionary project because "it'll open the door to things they don't want right down the street."

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Amanda Coyne is a hyperlocal reporter for the AJC, covering Gwinnett County.

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