The Hornet introduces Mayan Movie Mondays | Cafe Society | Denver | Denver Westword | The Leading Independent News Source in Denver, Colorado
Navigation

The Hornet introduces Mayan Movie Mondays

The area around Broadway as it heads into SoBo is booming, what with El Diablo joining a mix that already includes Deluxe and Delite, Karma, Sweet Action and Beatrice & Woodsley. And it will just become busier next year when Robert Thompson of Argyll opens Punch Bowl, his bowling alley/diner-style...
Share this:
The area around Broadway as it heads into SoBo is booming, what with El Diablo joining a mix that already includes Deluxe and Delite, Karma, Sweet Action and Beatrice & Woodsley. And it will just become busier next year when Robert Thompson of Argyll opens Punch Bowl, his bowling alley/diner-style restaurant in the now-vacant Big Lots.

But all of this new activity is no reason to forget an old friend: The Hornet is now the most venerable restaurant along this strip (two decades ago, it took over the home of the legendary Mary & Lou's), but it's still up to new tricks, including "Mayan Movie Mondays." For every $20 you spend at the Hornet on Monday, you now get a free ticket to the nearby Mayan movie theater, good Monday through Thursday.

The deal was just introduced last Monday, and according to manager Sean Workman, the Hornet gave away almost $150 worth of movie tickets that day. The deal applies to both food and drink tabs, even tax. "We wanted to keep it simple," he explains.

(Fair warning: Although the Hornet's website still has the movie-ticket deal tied to a $15 tab, Workman assures us it's one ticket per twenty bucks in sales.)

The Hornet is working on some other deals, too, including a customer-loyalty lunch ticket, but Mayan Movie Mondays is definitely here to stay, Workman says. And here's a good way to work your way up to that twenty bucks: $4.50 Corazon margaritas and $3.50 Dos Equis drafts, another Monday special.

Find out more about the Hornet

KEEP WESTWORD FREE... Since we started Westword, it has been defined as the free, independent voice of Denver, and we'd like to keep it that way. Your membership allows us to continue offering readers access to our incisive coverage of local news, food, and culture with no paywalls. You can support us by joining as a member for as little as $1.