The Nachojawn family took time over the holidays to check out the most anticipated release of 2015.

Yeah, I’m talking about Road Chip.

We headed out to the burbs to watch this cinematic masterpiece, and met up with the Nachojawn in-laws at the Flourtown Movie Tavern.

The Movie Tavern is a setup where you sit down in the theater, order off a menu, and enjoy “chef-driven menus” in the theater.

I started with the $10 Top Shelf Tavernrita. It’s allegedly Patron Silver, Patron Citronge, sour mix, and orange juice.

It was a standard chain restaurant margarita, which paired well with the Angry Birds preview.

A little controversy ensued when I ordered the Boondock Saints Nachos, which regularly come with kettle-style potato chips, Guinness-infused queso, crispy bacon, green onions and bleu cheese crumbles.

I wanted them over tortilla chips, but they were served to me as advertised on the menu. An apologetic waitress said she would fix it for me, and I proceeded to eat half of the order while the customized Boondock Saints were being prepared.

What ultimately came out, I’m pretty sure, was the Nachos Libre with seasoned beef, avocado pico, queso, queso, black beans, queso fresco and sour cream.

I don’t know what avocado pico is, and it was really dark, but these were not the most memorable nachos that I’ve ever had. They were pretty goopy, and I was distracted by Alvin and the gang’s crazy on-screen hijinx.

2.42/5 pickled jalapenos – Eat these watching a movie that’s been reviewed as follows: “The next time the chipmunks make something together, I hope it’s a fur coat.”

Movie Tavern Nachos – $10.50
Movie Tavern Flourtown
1844 Bethlehem Pike, Flourtown, PA