Hubby and I drove up to Mamaroneck Village recently for raw bar. We used to come to the area a lot…read moreof the when we had Cablevision. I only bring that up because having the "Triple Play" allowed us to get discounted movie tickets and one of the participating movie theaters was a small Clearview Cinema, located in Mamaroneck. The village, itself, is a cute little area. I like to park mid-way of the main street because I enjoy walking past the little shops that dot the sidewalks. Most of these places are small businesses and I love that about these Westchester villages that seem to thrive when everywhere else, conglomerates are taking over the world. Aside from the movie theater, we would visit a lot of the restaurants nearby. There's more of a variety than one might think, being that the village is located a considerable distance from the city. There is a plethora of cuisines to choose from, whether you're craving French, Italian, Mexican or Japanese. Unfortunately, the cinema has since closed down and we switched cable providers so, we hadn't been back in a while. When we came back recently so I could gorge myself in everything raw bar, I was reminded of the days we would spend in the area. We've always had good experiences at the restaurants, Le Provencal being one of my favourites; an intimate bi-level French restaurant with very good food and a notable wine list. A new fave is Northeast Oyster Company; newly opened, serving some of the freshest raw bar I've ever had the pleasure of slurping. Rani Mahal for Indian will not disappoint. The weather is warmer and I will make a better effort to visit the areas of Westchester that have come to warm my heart. Hi. I'm a l'il sappy from time to time. Wink.

I visited this theater Sunday May 19, 2024. I went to an early morning showing of Challengers. The…read moremovie theater was not open when I arrived, so I had to meander around until 11:25 or so. The movie theater at that time was very quiet, not too many people around. The 11:30 am showing of Challengers was basically empty excluding myself and one other person. Theater was very clean, no sticky floors or anything. I didn't order any concessions at this time. I wish the chairs reclined, but that was my only issue. I actually fell asleep in the movie and thought I slept my way into another showing! (I didn't) Would definitely return, especially to try the concessions.

Everything was dirty from the food counter to the bathrooms…read more The seats are dated and wobbly. The preview roll was 25-30 mins on a movie with an 85 min runtime. For $10+ they could fill the popcorn all the way.

This theater is just okay. The entrance to the main parking garage was unexpectedly closed so we…read morehad to park across the street, which delayed us. The line for concessions was crazy long and made us miss the start of the movie. The imax theater has a lot of steps. It's a unique design, but not very accessible. I also didn't find the quality of the screen to be anything special. On the positive side, the seats were comfortable and roomy. The popcorn was fresh. The bathrooms were clean.

This is my childhood movie theater, and I have seen the progress of this movie theater in just…read moreabout my whole comprehendible life. Since I've been in all the theaters let me break it down. IMAX - as a kid, I saw the dark Knight movie with my dad here and I thought it was amazing. Then I saw Demon Slayer recently and realized this theater...kinda sucks. It needs to be updated seats wise. The screen in this theater is the largest though, and you actually have to climb stairs to get on the platform to watch the movie. 4DX - I was disappointed by my Demon Slayer IMAX adventure so I ended up seeing the dubbed version (to change things up) in 4DX. I had a freaking BLAST because this movie had a lot of elements and they are fighting and falling, you go on quite the journey in that chair. I was worried that if I had popcorn, it would fly everywhere but that didn't really happen much in this movie. However, when I saw chainsaw man in the same theater, even though it started off, kind of slow the explosions in that movie made me feel like I was slipping out of my seat if I wasn't holding the cupholders. I can see why some people may not like this, especially if you're prone to motion sickness. RPX - honestly, it's the best of both worlds. The seats are comfortable, the screen is large, and it's an enjoyable experience. Overall, I love this movie theater, and I always will. I hope the screen explanations help!

-1 for soda machine issues…read more Overall we had a great experience. Let me get the cons out of the way. The lobby soda machines were out of ice and out of a lot of the soda options. My husband likes the regular non-diet options and those were all marked as out. Some flavors I think may have also been out. The butter button on popcorn machine spit a few times and then didn't dispense butter. Those were the major cons ( we pay enough for concessions don't we?). The theater was clean. Our chairs functioned properly. The screen was nice, no rips, tears, glitches. Nobody was interrupting. We had a great movie-watching experience. We love Screen X.

We used to love this place but it's now like watching corporate greed in action…read more Management needs to get rid of the self checkout (!) food, there is a reason large grocery chains have rolled it back, it is confusing and inefficient. Going to the movies there used to fun and relaxing, the new popcorn buckets are thin and cheap which caused us to miss some of the movie cleaning up butter and popcorn that spilled everywhere. I felt so bad for the poor custodian staff and workers dealing with this mess (literally a mess!). Please get rid of the new buckets and system, it's not working!

Great little independent theater in a cute little town!…read more I saw "Anora" here yesterday (highly recommended BTW) in the smaller theater, which has ~12 seats and all of the chairs are huge, super comfy private theater-style seats. They show smaller, Indie films in this room usually. About as close to a private screening as you can get. There's also a much bigger, more conventional theater which shows blockbuster movies that most go to see. Pretty great spot and they have steep discounts (50% Off) on Mondays & Tuesdays which is a plus!

I love going to the movies - it's something I greatly missed during the height of the COVID…read morelockdowns, and I usually seek out independent art houses to discover under the radar films to see. While my go-tos in Westchester are Alamo Drafthouse and Jacob Burns Film Center, the Pelham Picture House is a place that is deep in the archives of my mind, having been there a few times when I was younger. I was off the other day and figured I would catch a movie, and since they were playing one I was meaning to see, I made my way over. Pelham Picture House is located in the main commercial hub of the town, among a number of other businesses. I remember coming here a couple of times when I was younger - I believe I saw Casper here during its initial theatrical run. I really love the exterior - it has a retro feel and the neon signage was the cherry on top. The box office is located right before you enter and they have a concession stand immediately to your left after you entering. There are technically two screens in this theater, though I feel they may have added the second one later on. The main theater is large, almost auditorium like with many seats. The second theater is off to the side - it kind of looks like a room that was used for something else at first - the screen is one of those roll-down projector types, and the seats look like ones you wound find in a home theater. I was in the latter theater (called the Screening Room) - it was comfortable but not what I was expecting. The theater as a whole provided a comfortable experience, but it can definitely use some love - a lot of the fixtures and aesthetics are old and worn. I could see where some renovations were done but a lot of it can use some sprucing up. Hopefully as time goes on we will see more improvements to the space, I feel it's really important to have local theaters that show independent and art house films. Customers service was great, and overall I had a good experience rediscovering Pelham Picture House. I would have no qualms returning, and would in fact seek it out if they're showing a film I want to see. It's really great to see theaters like this still standing in Westchester.

The staff is very nice; tickets are easy to purchase online. My favorite feature of Alamo…read moreDrafthouse theaters is the QUIET in the theater during the film. Patrons are respectful of others here. The QR-menu ordering system was problematic, awkward, and time consuming. I imagine if you're an Alamo Drafthouse regular who is locked-in on what to order and memorized the process already, nbd. But it was a hassle for me. Plus, I used to enjoy the brief but pleasant interactions with the staff during the ordering process. Also, at this particular location the bathrooms could be a bit cleaner.

I've wanted to go to Alamo ever since they came to NY with their first Williamsburg location…read more Didn't even realize there was one in Westchester, however saw the signage 1 day when driving around Yonkers. Finally got an excuse with the Super Mario brothers movie to come by. 'Cool' is the word when it comes for what they're going for with Alamo. It's located in the back of a shopping center with ample parking, however the decor is very nice inside. They had a headless horseman figure, a well designed lobby, clean bathrooms, and a few games for the kids. Also had a Super Mario poster kids could take pics in front of. Bar looked great too. They like their retro vibes, and the old school Mario cartoons/shows before the movie was a nice touch; saw some Godzilla stuff I might come back for too. Food was easy to order from your seat. Why only 3 stars? Service was very uneven. My food and my son's food came out immediately, however my wife's food (and a side of sauce for me) took 20min. I flagged this multiple times in the app without acknowledgement, so eventually grabbed someone only to get a boilerplate answer of 'we're working on everyone's food'. Luckily her food came independently right after, but she was starving so not a great experience. My food was cold when it came, however the boneless chicken wings were very good. Still sucked for her. My beer was also flat when it arrived, however I do t expect the world there when it comes to a theater (although if they poured it with more head it might've been fine). Lastly, my chair's back didn't recline much, which prevented me from the nap I planned to take during this movie. Could've been worse, however also could've been better. I am open to going Alamo 1 more shot, however might be just for me and friends versus a family. They really need to work on the operational back end here, as the place is cool as hell and I'd love to be a regular if they had things together.

The regal tangram in flushing is why I like seeing a movie at a regal theater , very comfortable…read morerecliner seats , plenty of leg room , space between each chair and each theater room is clean , great sound , giant screens and theater temperature is 2 thumbs up . Large lobby with plenty of arcade games if you have the time and the concession food court has a very good selection of snacks as well. Clean bathrooms and friendly staff as I needed to change tickets for another movie date and time and manager made the change quickly and no surcharge. 4.5 stars for regal theaters .

The seats are honestly some of the most uncomfortable movie theater seats I've ever sat in. They…read morefeel extremely unergonomic, and I couldn't relax or get comfortable throughout the entire movie. On top of that, there was a strange unpleasant smell as soon as we walked into the theater, which made the experience even worse. What's surprising is that Regal Essex Crossing & RPX is also a Regal theater, but the seats there are SO much more comfortable and the overall experience is much better.

I caught the 10:40pm showing of The Odyssey at Regal Westbury IMAX & RPX located at 7000 Brush…read moreHollow Rd, Westbury, NY 11590 on Monday, August 3rd. It is a good sized parking lot, but you may need to go a little further if there are a lot of cars. I purchased my tickets in advance through the Regal website and it was fairly easy to use. The IMAX theater, which is theater 2, is a great size, but the seats do not recline. The movie was amazing and the sound and picture quality was very good.

Restrooms are smelly and disgusting! Usually restrooms at theaters are not the best but this place…read moreruined my movie experience.

I love this theater! The movies are always so well selected and the service is great. I always look…read moreforward to bringing my family and friends here. Fjolla is especially amazing and always goes far above and beyond for everyone who sets foot past these doors. She is truly a light in this town. 10/10 recommend!!

This is the only place I will see a film. No obnoxious clientele like at a large AMC or Regal. They…read moreserve beer and wine. Usually have a few art house pictures supported by a studio film. More than just movies. A great day or night out!