Love the movies, the space, and the people here. Theaters might be small and you can hear the subway, but just sit close to the screen and enjoy the charm of it all. Try an almondraspberrybar too.
The full experience of going to see an indie movie in a New York theater. The Cafe area is a lovely space, and gives it a classy vibe you don't get anywhere else. Great experience overall
A great cleanindie theater, so you won't get the talkative jerk person here that often. Only down side : Popcorn is more expensive and smaller, and still use fake butter.
One of a few theaters in the city that have a comfortable waiting area. Plus a cafè that is stocked with healthier snacks. (Don't worry they have classic cinemasnacks as well!)
One of the oldest art house theaters to still be open today. Check out their selection of foreign and independent films. Support an important downtown institution.
Fun theater that shows a lot of indie films. Seating is a little weird and not comfortable, but the interesting movie selection more than makes up for it
THE place to go to watch a new Indie movie. The food selection is unlike anything you'll usually see at a movie theater, but we still can't help but get their amazing popcorn.
Delightful, non-AMC movie theater. You’ll feel the subway rumble beneath you, which feels correct. Also, the cafe area is spacious, and the menu includes solid pre-post viewing options.
My 2nd favorite movie theater in New York, right after Nitehawk. Great for dates! The moviesnacks are downstairs but they also have some food upstairs by the entrance.
There are ticket kiosks inside the front door to the right if you're in a hurry. But I like to wait on line at the box office here for the full movie-going experience.
Always great film selection and well maintained theaters. Cafe selects in the concession stand as you enter but regular movie fare (popcorn, soda, candy) are downstairs.
One of the oldest film centers in NYC. The place has been renovated. Special screenings with guest stars are held there sometimes. The theaters are cosy. The bar is awesome.
Great selection of movies. Buy tickets online through Fandango if you have limited time, save tickets to your wallet and use the QR code to get in the cinema.
If you're petite like me, this theatre is not good. Pretty certain the seats become shallower the further back you go which means every seat in front of you will have someone blocking your view
Some of the seats have springs poking out! Don't take off your coat / settle in too comfy until you've found a good spot for your behind. Once you have, enjoy the show.
They have the best popcorn out of all of the theaters I've gone to. On top of that they have free refills for their soda pop! The lounge is also a nice place to wait for movies to play.
Good films, but the Film Forum is a better venue for serious film buffs. Here you deal with the rumbling subway in some theaters as well as a less respectful crowd in general.
An arthouse that shows a little more mainstream films. Theater is lovely and the food is fantastic. But, I could hear the train underground every few minutes during the movie. Beware of that!
Great atmosphere and a truly unique selection of indie and International films, but beware - the auditoriums are almost flat, with anyone at or above your height completely blocking the view
This film center's indie charm and intimate screening rooms are the biggest draw but no need to just come here just for the movies! Free wi-fi and their full menu cafe with espresso bar in the main lo
Whatever little "extras" you need to make your film going experience perfect, can likely be found at Angelika. Snacks, drinks, coffee, beercandy...you name it.
i like that you can hang out at a cafe until you're movie is ready for seating. they always have good film selection that changes pretty frequently (unlike the sunshine). the poor audio quality and th
When you're looking for something that's not in the regular movie, go here. The rooms are small - so it may get really crowded but always a great crowd who is respectful.