'Cobble Hill Cinemas is a five-screen, independent movie theater in Brooklyn, New York, known for…read moreits cozy, "old school" vibe, faux-Art Deco interior, and selection of first-run and independent films. It offers a more intimate, neighborhood cinema experience with comfortable seating, staggered seating arrangements in some theaters, and often features discounted tickets on certain days, making it a popular local spot. ' Cobble Hill is a landmark, and yes, love supporting an independent theatre. There is a time and a place for "stadium seating" however, there is something to be said for a small theatre. I really like the idea of just 50 people sharing this intimate space. I really feel as if I'm in my living room watching the movie. The theater has been renovated over the years and I must say the seating is comfy, a bit elevated thus no " big head" issues, very clean especially the bathrooms. The popcorn is still delicious and I see they have an add butter "faucet" which has been recently added. CH still offers discounts on Tuesdays and Thursdays; used to be $9 back in the day. I love supporting this theater and you can't beat Cobble Hill neighborhood which offers a wealth of restaurants, shopping and just a cool area to stroll and view the beautiful brownstones. Long live independent theaters! Cobble Hill Cinemas 265 Court Street Take R to Court Street (2 exits, Borough Hall exit @10 minute walk or Montague Street exit has elevator access and still @10 minute walk) Take 2 to Borough Hall

Yes love this cinema Theatre. I just love the old school accommodations in the heart of Brooklyn…read moreNy. We saw Project Hail Mary fantastic movie. The theatre's are small which I like free of any bad odors and good sound system.

I always enjoy going to this theater. The service was great, they were pleasant attentive and good…read morecame out quickly. Went to see the super Mario movie with the kiddos. They had the kids meal (pizza and fries), popcorn and lemonade. No complaints from them. I had the fried chicken sandwich with a shade salad and a lychee martini. The sandwich flavors were good, but the texture but a bit fatty, salad was great, the martini was tiny and ok in flavor, I've had way better. Great movie and an overall enjoyable experience.

Nitehawk Cinema is hands down one of my favorite places to watch movies, especially when I'm in the…read moremood for smaller or independent films. It's such a refreshing alternative than going to the big commercial theaters. The ambiance is a lot less chaotic, and the overall vibe feels more personal and intentional. One of the biggest pros for me is the in-theater service. Having food and drinks brought right to your seat is such a treat, and the staff does an impressive job of being as discreet as possible during the movie. You can tell they really try not to distract the audience, which I really appreciate. If I had to point out a con, it's the seating. It's definitely not as plush or comfortable as the big chain theaters like AMC. But in a way, it adds to Nitehawk's charm as more of a family owned business. However, if I'm going in for a three-hour major film, I definitely prefer a comfier setup. I've been here watching a big Marvel film in the past, and the vibe doesn't match for me personally. Overall though, Nitehawk remains one of my go-to theaters in all of NYC. It's perfect for intimate screenings, and nights where I want a cozier, less crowded movie experience.

Easy to purchase tickets online! Helpful greeter!…read moreArrived early and they showed old clips of famous actors! We saw the QR code on tables and ordered via phone not realizing that their were humans also taking orders. I wished I was given the option. Ordered the malbec first time it came in a nice sized glass next time a smaller glass. No consistency. It felt almost like bait and switch. Popcorn wasn't give the option of no salt. My friend loved the wings and fries. I would go back but eat and drink before entering. Seats were comfy. Good crowd. The waiters look stressed. They also said when movie starts to write any additional food requests on paper and hold up. The waiters walked pass my waving card a few times.

Simply watching a movie at this theater has always been a terrific experience. The seats are super…read morecomfortable and the ordering process is streamlined. Now, actually having your order card picked up by a server and receiving exactly what you ordered in a timely manner is a different story. Expect a 20 minute wait before your order card is picked up, and your sad and cold plate of food to arrive 30 minutes after that accompanied by the wrong drink. Also, I've been here dozens of times since this theater opened and the bathrooms have been out of order every single time I've gone. (Pro tip: use the mall restrooms in the basement before you arrive.) It's a shame. This theater used to be simply amazing (I would have given it 5 stars 5 years ago) but has gone so far downhill in the past few years I now only come here as a last resort. Hopefully they'll "shake up" the management soon and hire someone who knows what they're doing. Would love to be a customer again!

I am writing to share the wonderful experience I had during a recent visit to see "The Devil Wears…read morePrada." The service was impeccable, particularly thanks to Travis. When he checked our tickets, he surprised us with an upgrade that truly enhanced our evening. After the movie, we expressed our gratitude and were deeply impressed by his professional and humble demeanor. Travis also took the time to tell us about special events at the Speakeasy and even allowed us to take some photos. His exceptional service made our visit memorable, and we will certainly make IPIC our primary theater moving forward.

I went to iPic with my cousin to see The Devil Wears Prada 2. I usually go to Alamo Drafthouse, but…read morewe decided to try something new--and unfortunately, it was a pretty disappointing experience. The staff came across as nonchalant and not very engaged, which set the tone right away. The food didn't help either--the spicy tuna was completely flavorless, not crispy and the drinks were underwhelming. We also weren't told ahead of time that you have to pick up your food and drinks yourself, which was surprising since we're used to full service at your seat. On the positive side, the popcorn and truffle fries were decent, but everything else fell short. The seats were just okay--not particularly comfortable. The bathroom situation was also frustrating--it's located upstairs near the restaurant and wasn't well maintained. There were no paper towels, and overall cleanliness was lacking. Overall, this felt like a subpar experience, and I won't be returning. My cousin mentioned the New Jersey location is much better, so maybe it's just this one--but based on this visit, I wouldn't recommend it.

WoW as volunteer, their coordinator Madeline is a MIRACLE -- super inclusive, PROFESSIONAL, and…read morefriendly. She makes HUMID summers in NYC AWESOME! I'll volunteer as long as she's running the show!

Great experience. A highly recommended Brooklyn end of…read moresummer experience. I liked the short film that played before the main film more than the main film, but I also enjoyed the main film. It was the first time I've seen a movie outside of my own home since February or early March. I'm really grateful for this experience as I had never been to drive-in movie theater in New York. The Sunset Park location is beautiful. We were given free potato chips when we parked. I had so much fun.

I love exploring "new" movie theaters and have admired BAM for many years. This is not a new…read moretheater per se..10 Lafayette Avenue is a reopening for BAM KBH. It is located across from the Peter J. Sharp Building ( where I usually see movies) and next to Whole Foods, housed in the L10 Arts and Cultural Center. I was greeted by the kind employee and he instructed me to go to the 2nd floor to see my film. I entered and two engineers or project managers? were speaking and I stated " Wow, this is really cool!". They smiled and said "This is Day 3 of the cinema opening". I was in a popcorn and soda mood, picked my snacks up at the Concession Stand and walked to my movie room. I walked down a sleek hall with round leather "pouf" orange ottomans; perfect to sit and wait outside for your movie to start. I love the movie theaters that are small and sleek... oohhh what have we here? Leather seating, leg room, big screen and less crowds!" The popcorn and soda were fresh and delicious. The entire staff were wonderful and courteous. BAM is surrounded by cool restaurants like Olea and Miss Ada, Apple for shopping, and nearby Atlantic Avenue Mall. I haven't been a regular moviegoer as I used to be, COVID unfortunately impacted that habit. However, when I do go to see a movie or actor that really motivates me to patronize movie theaters, BAM is now on my top 3 movie theater venues. See ya at the movies! The BAM KBH theater is located in 10 Lafayette Avenue, 2nd floor

BAM Cinemas is a historic theater located in the Peter Jay Sharp Building in Brooklyn. They not…read moreonly have new releases they also show independent and foreign films. The theater reminded me of what it used to be going to the theater. We were in Theater 3 and the entry was arched and the theater was ornate. There was so much seating, at least 150 seats, and there is not reserved seating. The seats do not recline , but do have cup holders. Leg room was a bit tight. Sound was excellent , it is surround sound and the screen was clear. A great place to watch a movie.

Came here for a work event and we got to watch a concert from the Toki Suite. The catered food was…read morepretty good, better than your typical stadium food, which made our experience feel more upgraded. They also have this gelato machine, which was cool to use but honestly such a waste of money. The gelato wasn't even that good (a bit icy) and I would've preferred an ice cream freezer with much more variety. Cool experience regardless and considering it was all paid for the company, I can't complain.

This arena is a hit or miss depending on the event. The location is a huge plus, easy to get to…read moresince it's right by all the trains, and even when I drove I got lucky with street parking. I recently went for a comedy show and had a pretty smooth experience overall. The place was packed, but the line moved way faster than it looked, which I appreciated. Getting in felt organized and not as chaotic as I expected for such a big crowd. everything ran efficiently. The experience can definitely vary. I've been here before for a Zelda orchestra and it was beautiful, totally different vibe. This time around for a hip hop comedy show, there were several people in the crowd smoking some dirt aka really low-quality weed and the 2nd hand smoke and smell give me a headache, which kind of took away from the experience. Also, like most NYC venues, food and drinks are there if you want them, but definitely overpriced. I skipped it this time since I ate beforehand. Overall, I'd still come back for a good concert, game, or show...just know the crowd you get depends on the event.

Being in the entertainment industry I must say that I always love creative events whether it be…read morefilms, music or art. Liev Schreiber was the host this year. There were many food trucks that seemed appetizing until you realize that the prices has been jacked up. $5 for a side of french fries? Not even on the hungriest day. Where was Korilla? Where was King Falafel and Shawarma? Missed opportunities... I would estimate about a good couple of thousand people that attended this year. They also had musical guests a couple of hours leading into the film program. Picnics, dates, and curious folks all around. Drinks anyone?

Such a truly awesome event! The crowd was great, everyone was happy to be present and not rude or…read morepushy or anything negative. A super fun, relaxed kick-off to summer event. Coming from Queens, the trip is a bit of a pain in the ass, but if it's back next year, I will for sure be attending. A few things I will remember: 1. bring a sweatshirt and wear, in general, more comfortable clothes. 2. Go earlier in the day and bring more pillows because hanging out at Tropfest for the entire time would be super chill and fun, but without more pillows my butt will get sore. 3. bring more snacks and a small cooler of drinks. Even alcoholic drinks (although, being a public park, make sure to keep them covered in brown bags). 4. Get the Tropfest powers-that-be to have the event in Flushing Meadows Corona Park next time, because then I can stay for the whole event, rather than trek it out halfway through because the G train takes a million years to show up after 10 o'clock at night. Sorry Brooklyn, it's nothing personal.

So good ! Best value entertainment I know of. I enjoyed every performance I ever saw that I…read more brought my children to see. Better than any Broadway show.

Puppets certainly fun for toddlers and older, but these puppets and the shows need an update…read more They're so old fashioned in style, which tends to mean they appear on the creepy side. my daughter told us she found them a little scary. Aside from the aesthetic, I found some of the stories wildly outdated in a slightly harmful way. One story that was shown to a group of toddlers had a fight over the ownership of a girl (never explicitly stated but not subtle either). The evil character won the battle and now the girl toy was his against her will. I don't think I have to point out what's wrong with that. The toys were also pretty mean to each other. Hoping all this went over her head but we won't be back to expose her to more stories like this.

My first time at at a free movie event and it was wonderful! Great views of Manhattan from across…read morethe river especially if you catch the sunset. Watched Big here. Even at the very back we could still hear the movie fairly well. The movie didn't start until 8pm, so plenty of time to make it after work. Large grassy area but I'd highly recommend bringing a blanket to sit on for more comfort.

It's still amazing coming here every summer to watch a movie…read more It's gets really packed and security now checks everyone before they enter. Smorgasburg is a partner for the event now so there is food and alcohol served. Just make sure you're early!!!! It gets packed fast! Bring a blanket to sit on.