This indie theater serves all-natural Lake Champlain chocolate bars straight from the green mountains of Vermont. The sinful flavors include milk, dark and milk chocolate caramel.
Try the barbecue chicken flatz pizza, a flatbread-based pie with cheese and buffalo sauce ($5.50). Parents can check out the 21+ VIP section with a full bar and food like paninis or cheese plates.
Get your sugar fix without resorting to Skittles and Icees. It serves freshly-spun cotton candy ($3)--just like the carnival, but without the crowds, the sweat and the scam-artist games.
This neighborhood theater serves Diana's Bananas, a chocolate-covered frozen banana on a stick ($4.50), in plain or covered in peanuts. Maybe they're so delectable because they're made in Chicago?
Vegans rejoice at the Alternative Baking Company cookies ($4.50). Surprisingly good, they're available in a ton of flavors like peanut butter-chocolate chip, lemon poppy seed, and oatmeal raisin.
If you can't do without popcorn, the New 400 serves it old-fashioned, with real butter. It also offers a dozen popcorn toppings, including Cajun, ranch, jalapeno, caramel and apple cinnamon.
This new AMC boasts four Coca-Cola freestyle machines, which allow the user to choose from 106 (!) beverage flavors. You buy the cup, then control your soda destiny with the touchscreen.
