There are tons of options for a quick, cheap bite near the Paramount Theatre — Chipotle, Schlotzskys, Jimmy John’s Sandwiches, Pita Pit, Jamba Juice and Starbucks are all within two blocks — but if you’re planning on attending screenings throughout the day on Saturday, you might try branching out a little bit. Here are some ideas, all within walking distance.

There are two great brunch spots within a 7 minute walk of the Paramount. Annie’s (319 Congress) is always busy but their brunch menu includes a full English breakfast, warm beignets and $5 mimosas (their Happy Hour is 4-7 on weekdays, with $5 bar food and cocktail specials, if you’re looking for a pre-Screening Night nosh). Halcyon (218 West 4th St.) has more of a laid back lounge vibe and a great coffee bar in addition to the full service bar and menu, making for delicious espresso cocktails. Try the Vegan BBQ panini, bananas foster crepes drizzled with spicy dark rum or the tableside ‘Smores.

It’s easy to find a good lunch on nearby 6th Street. The Dogwood (715 W. 6th) has a nice patio and Southern bar and grill fare. Sandra Bullock’s Bess Bistro is an 8-minute walk west on 6th, and there are several pubs in the other direction, at Brazos and 6th. Frank at 4th and Colorado has hot dogs (made in-house or local), cold beer and poutine. There’s sushi right across the street from the Paramount at Silhouette, with happy hour specials and karaoke at night.

For an awesome dinner in the $15 – $20 range, go right next door to Roaring Fork and try the Green Chile Mac and Cheese, or a little further off the beaten path (but still a 10 minute walk) to Moonshine for a Texas Flat Iron Steak and shot of White Lightning. And, finally, if you’re looking for something good at an odd hour, 24 Diner is always open, serving chef-inspired diner food like chicken and waffles, veggie hash, and their famous pork belly sandwich — just walk straight down 6th Street till you hit Lamar.