Movie Theaters:
* Classic: Popcorn (butter, cheese, caramel), candy (M&Ms, Skittles, etc.), soda (Coke, Pepsi, Sprite), ice cream, nachos, hot dogs.
* Modern: In addition to the classics, some theaters offer more upscale options like:
* Food: Pretzels, pizza, burgers, chicken tenders, salads, gourmet popcorn, specialty drinks.
* Alcohol: Beer, wine, cocktails.
* Luxury: Some high-end theaters offer an even more refined experience, with full-service restaurants and bar menus, often with a specific theme or curated selection.
Live Theaters:
* Traditional: Less focus on food, more on drinks:
* Drinks: Wine, beer, water, soda, juice.
* Snacks: Candy, popcorn, nuts, pretzels.
* Intermission: Some theaters offer snacks and drinks during intermissions, often with a more curated selection than during regular performances.
General Trends:
* Healthier Options: Some theaters are starting to offer healthier snacks like fruit, yogurt, and granola bars to cater to customer demand.
* Specialty Items: Many theaters now offer unique, themed concessions, such as popcorn flavors that match the movie or play, or special drinks inspired by the production.
* Convenience: Theaters often focus on offering convenience items, like pre-packaged snacks and drinks that are easy to consume during the performance.
It's always a good idea to check the specific theater's website or call ahead to see what refreshments are available.