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Nitehawk Cinema - Prospect Park

3.4 (311 reviews)
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NITEHAWK CINEMA - PROSPECT PARK ATMOSPHERE

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Moderate noise
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Catina S.

The most disgusting disrespectful movie theatres I've ever in my life been to. The movie starts at 5 I have an email saying show to the people at the movie to get in. It's like a bar movie so there's NO movie people checking your ticket. On the big screen, all it says is a times for the movie which I already knew because I'm the one that selected the ticket. I asked a gentleman at the bar. Where is resident evil? What theater all he had to do was say theatre 1 one he said look at your ticket. Look at your email. I don't know so I look at the ticket didn't see it immediately. I asked him to look at it so he reluctantly disrespectfully touches my phone grabs it yank it from Me And makes it bigger. I'm like OK. I didn't know that all you had to do was say it was in room one maybe if you had that on your signs then people wouldn't know and wouldn't have to ask questions. Anyway the man was totally disrespectful. The people that already paid their money ridiculous. I will never come back to this movie theater. the movie was cramped small seats. The popcorn was in I like Mixing bowl which is cool and their drinks were nice, but besides that I got better service from the waitress, but not the man who didn't want me to get into the movie couldn't tell me where the movie was at and he's at the front horrible customer service and especially does not need to be in the front NOT WANTING to Give directions he might harm other customers.. I don't pay my money and it's not cheap for me alone I paid $100 to deal with bullying then I take a pic just in case he lies about his name he takes a pic of me lmfao you're insane all I did was ASK what theatre is resident evil in ? His supposed boss comes out with him red hair, blue eyes with like a cord hanging out of his ear. I guess he's the security comes out. Looks at me and doesn't say anything doesn't apologize. Doesn't he see this man attacking me in front of the business. this place is insane. Who chases a customer out of a movie theater ? For asking what THEATER was resident Evil in ???Take your business your money somewhere else especially if you're minority don't patronize this place look buddy take a pic I'm not working you ARE get better customer service JOSHUA !!

Melissa A.

I always enjoy going to this theater. The service was great, they were pleasant attentive and good came 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.

Sora A.

Nitehawk Cinema is hands down one of my favorite places to watch movies, especially when I'm in the mood 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.

Ashley M.

Awesome movie theater we are so lucky to have in this neighborhood! This is a fun place to catch a movie. Quick service during the movie and a great variety of snacks and meals. And don't forget about the bar upstairs! It's a great place to meet with friends for a tasty drink. The $10 mystery cocktails are always fun and a good deal. Can't recommend this place enough.

Carol S.

Nitehawk is a 3 level Cinema Cafe on the Corner of Prospect Park W & 14th Street. The location, just across the traffic circle from Prospect Park, is extremely convenient for Windsor Terrace, Park Slope & South Slope. We went to see Wicked, which we thought my Grandson would enjoy. He did, except for the "To Be Continued" ending. I'm a Musical Theatre lover. So I'm not always enamored with changes made for movie adaptations of Broadway Musicals or the Non Musical Theatre actors cast in the leading roles. That said, this review is for the theater not the movie. Nighthawk Cinema is ticketless. The server checks your digital seat confirmation on his first path through the row. Service was a bit slow. Our server could have easily taken our order when he checked our tickets so the food would have arrived quicker. It was written on the small sheet of paper provided for that purpose. I had checked the menu before arriving at the theater since I'm on a perennial diet. It was clever that they offered at least one menu item that was movie themed. For Wicked it was a cocktail, Elphaba's Elixir. I chose the Cornflakes Encrusted Chicken Tenders, which were surprisingly large & tasty. They came with Fries, which I never eat. But.....I did anyway. Of course I had to try the Elphaba's Elixir. The cocktail was good but was served in a tiny martini style glass. My Grandson chose the same, sans the cocktail. My son went with the more traditional popcorn. The food & drink were served without any napkins, straws, eating utensils or water. I first asked for a cocktail straw with the drink, because of shaky hands & lip. I was brought a regular sized straw which wouldn't stay in the tiny cocktail glass. I had to hold it for quite some time before the food was served. That finally provided a place to put the straw between sips. A request had to be made for water since the chicken & fries would have been a choking hazard otherwise. I removed a star from the otherwise excellent review because of simple & affordable necessities that should have been provided at the prices charged, The auditoriums were small with theater style seating. Ample sized non adjustable tables served two seats each. It was quite easy to slip into the comfortable seat with plenty of leg room. It was harder for this senior citizen to get up.:) The auditoriums were on 3 different floors with stairs or an elevator taking patrons to the upper floors. After the movie we waited for my son to pull the car around from his street parking spot. My Grandson & I waited in a comfortable alcove that had obviously been created in a renovation that removed the ticket booth. The remaining microphone portions mounted in the glass were a fun thing for my Middle School aged Grandson to play with. I explained that they had been a part of a ticket booth, pointing out the wood covering in the payment slot. In the midst of explaining to him about ticket booths, my son arrived & came inside because we weren't watching for him. I told him why we missed his arrival. Laughing, he told my Grandson "Yes, there was a time when theaters actually used paper tickets." :) Who would have thought that this would be archaic for Gen Alpha? Overall the theater experience was positive. The location is convenient & the theater comfortable with accessibility. But I'll always bring paper towels & request water instead of a cocktail.

Popcorn with Citric Salt and Truffle Butter Plate and pretzel
Carissa C.

As I start to frequent Nitehawk more it is growing on me. It gives more of a family owned business than a commercial movie theater, that gives the feel of a local Brooklyn neighborhood spot. The service for food and drinks inside of the theater is impeccable. The servers are friendly, fast, and they come around often to clean your table, which is crucial if ordering more than 2 items.

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Alysha J.

Come early! Then you can accurately order your food and enjoy the experience. We came after the credits and were able to order food but it was hard to read the menu. I did order the in house beef jerky. It was tasty and they gave a huge portion. I ordered a half pour. I would recommend stopping at the bar first they had happy hour! The seats were comfortable and I would go again. Parking is a little rough so leave with 10 minutes to circle the blocks. The service was laid back and inviting. I will be back!

Heather R.

Saw the new Bob Marley movie One Love it's was amazing. The movie is based life of reggae singer and songwriter Bob Marley, from his rise to fame in the mid-1970s up until his death in 1981. Irie Rastafarian man The theatre is awesome. They have food service however this night the staff was a bit overwhelmed so I just got an ice coffee which was perfect bold as I like it.

Frank G.

Was a really fun location to enjoy a movie and a meal with the family. The butter popcorn was amazing (a bit too much butter for my taste, but great nonetheless); my wife had their truffle popcorn which was the best! Good selection of drinks, especially non-alcoholic beer which I was very grateful for. Service was very good, and friendly. Just wish the seating was set differently; maybe I'm just spoiled with today's "stadium" seating found in newer theaters; the seating here was OG (where you hope the person that sits in front of you isn't super tall); but then again, that's the charm of such a theatre, right?!

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Ask the Community - Nitehawk Cinema - Prospect Park

Is is wheelchair accessible?

Yes it is.

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Street parking only.

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“I like coming here because it's much more spacious than the Williamsburg location and a little less crowded.”

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Kings Theatre - View from the Mezzanine Level

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What a stunning theater! I enjoyed this establishment over the weekend for a concert experience,…read moreand was not disappointed one bit. There is spacious parking behind the building, which gave me great peace of mind. Getting into the building and through security was streamlined and easily manageable. The architecture and decor of the theater is so regal, I could not believe my eyes. My friend and I ordered drinks and popcorn and our bartender was very friendly and quick with service. Prices, of course, were on par with NYC theater prices (a drink costing about $25). We both loved the concert and would definitely come back here for another!

King's Theatre is absolutely beautiful. The architecture, décor, and overall atmosphere are…read morestunning. I've been twice...once in the orchestra and once in the mezzanine and there truly isn't a bad seat in the house. The seats are comfortable, spacious, and even have cup holders. The staff was friendly and helpful, and the bathrooms were sparkling clean. Since it's a historic theater, there are no elevators, so be prepared to take the stairs if you're sitting in the mezzanine. Also, the mezzanine has concession stands but no restrooms, so you'll need to go downstairs. Getting inside was a little hectic, but once everyone was seated, everything went smoothly. I recommend arriving early so you can explore the theater and take photos--there are so many beautiful spots. I couldn't take pictures during the show because the Jill Scott concert was acell phone-free experience. The only downside is that the concessions are pricey. My $22 drink from the bar was disappointing and definitely not worth the price. Overall, it's a gorgeous venue, and I'd absolutely come back.

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