Very institutional feeling but the escalators, when they’re working, come in handy.
The exits at this local stop are near the middle of the train, so avoid the front for faster egress.
Completely revitalized over the last fifteen or so years although some of the architecture can be cold and alienating.
The amphitheater here has comfortable benches in stadium style seating.
One of the busier Starbucks in the area, filled with Fordham students, tourists, and locals.
Hop off the 1 train and you’re right at Lincoln Center. Very convenient.
Between the bar and the table service, this is the clubbiest theatergoing experience I’ve had. A bit over the top, but it works.
Fancier than the Walter Reade theater, and a better venue for more formal screenings.
The Pacino retrospective was a treat to catch so many gems in 35MM. Love the renovation but no reserved seating and the theaters can be cramped.
This is one of the more unique theaters in Manhattan. The screen isn’t that large but there are tons of seats with velvety cushions.
The restored Jaffe theater was a treat to see 2001: A Space Odyssey in. It literally felt like 1968 in there, including the seats, and decor.
Great theater for Q&A’s as there’s a raised stage. No assigned seating yet unfortunately.
The seats have ample leg room, but there’s no restroom or water fountain on this floor.
