Mother of all Father's Day Dinners: The Royal Tenenbaums Feast

Gene Hackman is a terrible father, but an excellent go cart driver in The Royal Tenenbaums

The Royal Tenenbaums Father’s Day Special & Feast
Sunday, June 21, 6:30 p.m.
Alamo Drafthouse Downtown (320 E 6th Street)
General Admission - $8.50, with Feast - $33.50
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Hit up the Alamo Drafthouse this Sunday for a Father's Day Feast while watching Wes Anderson's dysfunctional family masterpiece, The Royal Tenenbaums. Sure, Royal might be a shitty dad. Okay, maybe he's an asshole and has disappeared for several years. And, true, he fakes his death to force his family to communicate. But whatever, it'll just bring you and your dear ol' dad closer together as you can say, relatively, "You are such a great dad, Dad!"

How sweet, right? Well, add the amazing food from Alamo's master chefs, and you have yourself a real celebration of fatherhood. Feast on delicacies, such as T-bone steaks topped with smoked mushroom demi glace on cous cous, followed by bourbon bread pudding with toasted pecans, caramel and shaved dark chocolate. Sounds much better than a crappy brunch your dad will forget in a matter of weeks, no?