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Diner & A Movie
Soho Diner is just steps away from all your favorite cinema!
08/02/2024
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What do Roxy Cinema, IFC Center, Film Forum, and Angelika Film Center & Cafe all have in common? They’re all just steps away from Soho Diner!
All of the notable downtown theaters are walking distance from 320 West Broadway, so before or after catching your favorite flicks, come share a meal with friends.
Here’s out hot takes on local cinemas:
Roxy Cinema – Two Ave of the Americas
*The closest and most divine of theaters, Roxy Cinema is a throwback to a 1920s motion picture palace. An Art Deco-inspired arthouse cinema specializing in first-run independent films, rare archival prints and 35mm cult classics. It also runs special cultural programming including film series, director and actor Q&A’s, and artist collaborations.
IFC Center – 323 Ave of the Americas
*Billed as the ultimate entertainment space for New Yorkers seeking out the best in independent film, the former historic Waverly Theater is now a modern showpalace. Home of DOC NYC in November, the largest documentary festival in the country.
Film Forum – 209 W Houston St
*New York City’s leading nonprofit cinema for independent and repertory films, Film Forum works towards preserving and presenting film history. The success of their distinctive position is evidenced by an over 50-year tenure in their West Village home.
Angelika Film Center & Cafe – 18 W Houston St
*Top notch cafe for a pre-movie caffeine infusion. Feel and hear the trains rattling underneath for the ultimate New York experience.