2. Nitehawk Cinema
9.4
136 Metropolitan Ave (btwn Berry St & Wythe Ave), Brooklyn, NY
Movie Theater · Williamsburg · 301 tips and reviews
Louis Matta: Awesome menu and fantastic film atmosphere makes this theater easily the best in Brooklyn.
David Guerrieri: Love this spot, they always have a great list of classics and rare film, always good for a small bite and a flick
Jean 💜: The non-mainstream films, intimate viewing rooms and extensive options of beer, wine & spirits guarantee a kickass experience, especially if you prefer solo viewing.
Flavorpill: Besides the award-winning theatre and dance productions, BAM's also a great place just to see a movie, because usually it's filled with (respectful) film nerds - even new releases.
Brooklyn Exposed: BAM is an excellent venue to watch films, enjoy Happy hour cocktails and palate-pleasing food. Periodic wine and food events are great too! Read more.
Brooklyn Exposed: BAM is an excellent venue offering many things. Besides the great performances, watch a great film, enjoy deelish cocktails during Happy hour, heavenly entrees and periodic drink and food events. Read more.
Chaffro: Gotta love The Alamo experience! As in Texas, the place is a whole perfect package for film nuts, replete with rare posters and an iconic carpet, to comfy and spacious seats and snacks brought to you!
Jake Day: Really awesome theatre with great food and comfortable seating - nothing gimmicky, just good film and good.
Veyote Daegan: Best place to see a film in NYC. Friendly waitstaff and cozy chairs - the front row seats recline!! Great draft beer and food, although you’re steps away from the new, excellent Dekalb Market Hall.
5. BAM Harvey Theater
9.4
651 Fulton St (at Rockwell Pl), Brooklyn, NY
Theater · Fort Greene · 40 tips and reviews
Time Out New York: See a top-notch lineup of established and experimental dance troupes, talks, film and art events during BAM's Next Wave Festival.
AriZona Iced Tea: Great film festival for kids and one of the only places in NYC to catch a classic film on the big screen!
Andrew C: This is hands down one the city's best theatres! Don't miss the chance to see a classic film here!
7. Industry City
8.8
220 36th St #2A (btwn 2nd & 3rd Ave), Brooklyn, NY
Shopping Mall · Greenwood Heights · 31 tips and reviews
Staff Picks: Come to a screening of the new film "Thanksgiving." The director will be on hand to discuss the movie. Thur, 7/3, 8pm, $13. Read more.
Renae Mason: Rooftop films in the summer, best.
Mike Bryan: Very intriguing complex of various businesses and offices & I think I even recall a storage facility. Plenty of places to eat and drink & a wide variety of options. Definitely worth wandering around
8. Syndicated
9.3
40 Bogart (btwn Thames & Grattan), Brooklyn, NY
Indie Movie Theater · East Williamsburg · 43 tips and reviews
Eater: Movies are great; food is great; but, a marriage of food and movies is so much better. Come out for a night at the movie theater-restaurant hybrid in Bushwick, where they screen all kinds of films. Read more.
Village Voice: There is no better place in the city to celebrate Oscar season than Syndicated. This theater/restaurant/bar will be showing oscar nominated films all week as well as the big show Sunday night. Read more.
Mairéad Ní Dhubhthaigh: Big screens, cool bar layout, food served as you watch a film
10. Fort Greene Park
9.5
Washington Pk (btwn Myrtle & DeKalb Ave), Brooklyn, NY
Park · Fort Greene · 135 tips and reviews
🍙 allie 🍙: KickStarter Film Fest
L. T.: Beautiful, hilly, with a few great climbing trees! Nice views too.
AT&T: Best way to enjoy free AT&T Wi-Fi here? With a fully charged mobile device, of course! If you need to power up, just hit up our #ATTStreetCharge solar-powered mobile charging station. Read more.
Fodor's Travel: Look for silent film nights accompanied by innovative live music or spoken word performances. Pack a picnic or buy food from local, on-site vendors like the Farm on Adderley. Read more.
Tracy Sweet: Great bands and films
Stina P.: thank you celebrate brooklyn and prospect park for one of my favorite places in all of ny! always a great summer line up and food from the farm on adderley. If show is free, go early for a seat
12. Rooftop Films
7.1
232 3rd St (at 4th Ave), Brooklyn, NY
Indie Movie Theater · Gowanus · 8 tips and reviews
VI: Any place in the city where u can combine,outdoor space,films & an open-minded crowd;is a must. This is perfect for a relaxed date,bring a blanket or chairs and just sit back relax watch what happens! Read more.
George Jimenez: Pretty awesome selection of films this year
Nicholas Grayson: Outdoor seating is cool, and the film choice is always thought provoking.
Caroline Elizabeth: Such a cute shop! Thanks for letting "The Girl In The Book" cast and crew use your restroom while we were filming :)
Varun Shetty: Fun fact: a few episodes of Season 3 of Louis CK's show we're filmed here. Unfortunately, Parker Posey does not actually work there.
Stina P.: local independent bookstore in park slope with a beautiful selection of books and great author events. one of the best bookstores in the city
City of New York: Sweeping skyline views and waterfront tranquility draw visitors to this Red Hook retreat all year long, while free kayaking and outdoor films make it a bona fide summer hotspot.
NYC Parks: At Valentino Pier, you can watch the Staten Island Ferry pass by the city's best front-facing view of the Statue of Liberty. Read more.
Jon C: great view of lower Manhattan & the Statue of Liberty