Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Brooklyn : cinéma et bar
L'Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, situé au 445 Albee Square W dans le quartier de Downtown Brooklyn, a ouvert ses portes en 2018. Fondé par Tim League, ce cinéma américain s'est rapidement imposé comme une référence pour les amateurs de films. Avec ses sept écrans, il offre une expérience cinématographique innovante où le confort et la convivialité sont au rendez-vous. La particularité de cet établissement réside dans son concept de cinéma-restau, permettant aux spectateurs de profiter de plats et de boissons durant la séance, dans un cadre à la fois moderne et rétro.
Ce cinéma se distingue par ses spécialités, notamment ses projections de films classiques, ses marathons thématiques et ses événements spéciaux souvent animés par des célébrités. Le bar
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"Very cool cinema where you can recline, order food and drinks. "
@macyr76
"A fan favorite chain, the Alamo Drafthouse offers seven screens, the "House of Wax" bar, which showcases vintage medical sculptures of body parts, oddities and replicas of celebrities with dozens of drafts and cocktails, and a "no talking, no texting" policy. The place is for fans who take films seriously — if you show up late, you cannot enter the theater. Alamo is good for dropping in for special screenings of underground films, catching a blockbuster, or enjoying themed marathons. This Austin import branched out to New York before it ever did in LA or Chicago, a further reminder that we rule and everyone else drools. It's centrally located in Downtown Brooklyn near every imaginable train, and while seeing a movie inside a mall may make you feel like you’re in the suburbs, once you take the elevator up all that all disappears; you’ll be greeted by an enormous King Kong and plenty of craft beer at the creepy House of Wax bar (go in the back to see the really gruesome medical oddities on display). The Alamo is known for its specialty screenings of both new and old movies, oftentimes hosted by celebrities. But this is still the place to go when you want to down a few brews and see the newest Hollywood action picture. If you've never gone to a theater where waiters bring you drinks and snacks (or even a meal) during the movie, know that this is the chain that cracked the code on how to do it without being disruptive."
@matthewes
"A fan favorite chain, the Alamo Drafthouse offers seven screens, the "House of Wax" bar, which showcases vintage medical sculptures of body parts, oddities and replicas of celebrities with dozens of drafts and cocktails, and a "no talking, no texting" policy. The place is for fans who take films seriously — if you show up late, you cannot enter the theater. Alamo is good for dropping in for special screenings of underground films, catching a blockbuster, or enjoying themed marathons. This Austin import branched out to New York before it ever did in LA or Chicago, a further reminder that we rule and everyone else drools. It's centrally located in Downtown Brooklyn near every imaginable train, and while seeing a movie inside a mall may make you feel like you’re in the suburbs, once you take the elevator up all that all disappears; you’ll be greeted by an enormous King Kong and plenty of craft beer at the creepy House of Wax bar (go in the back to see the really gruesome medical oddities on display). The Alamo is known for its specialty screenings of both new and old movies, oftentimes hosted by celebrities. But this is still the place to go when you want to down a few brews and see the newest Hollywood action picture. If you've never gone to a theater where waiters bring you drinks and snacks (or even a meal) during the movie, know that this is the chain that cracked the code on how to do it without being disruptive."
@matthewes
"Excellent movie theater with pre-shows and food/drink available during."
@ertiablan