They have very comfortable seats, a big screen, and a cold room while watching the movie. I have really loved the whole thing about this place. The place is always good for watching any kind of movie and a reasonable price. Set your spirit free and watch the movie. Thank you very much!

If you want a classic film experience, this is the theater for you. I came here with a friend to see Marriage Story, and it would be a travesty for this place to close down. Arriving, I felt like I was at more than just a cinema. It was very, very proper. It reminded me of the Wilbur Theater in Boston. I was definitely impressed by how grand it is. Inside, I felt snug and cozy. The acoustics of the film were incredible and the seats were comfy. Afterward, the director, Noah Baumbach, came out for a Q&A. He talked about how important it is to keep seeing films in theaters. We need theaters like City Cinemas at the Paris Theater.

I was pleased with my experience in this cinema house. The seats were well-organized and comfortable. Besides, the screen was big and loud. Even the foods that I bought were hot, and the drinks were cold. I mean, my entire day spending in your cinema house was truly fantastic and fun. I will come back here soon. Thank you so much!

Yeah its the The Paris Theater. If youre going here its a treat or a luxury, so pricing aside its got great food and drinks, great service, friendly workers, and great theaters. If youre consistently late youll hate it because they wont let you in, but then youre no friend of cinema anyway.

Exquisite venue. Authentic cinema with rich history. Great location and friendly service.

I have been a regular attendee of the last 7 (or so) Gay & Lesbian & Bi & Transgendered (& ?) Film fests--which, by the way, is one of the best LA events (although see note below) and quite a number of other movies, too. So Ive spent alot of time at the The Paris Theater.

I saw Call Me By Your Name here. 1 screen. Amazing theater. Across the street from Central Park.

Good film experience.

The Paris closed but reopened for this film in Nov. I really like this old theater. It is better now than the last time I was there in the 90s. Comfy and nostalgic

I am over the moon to hear that the Paris is open again. Most beautiful, comfortable and iconic theater in NYC, and, luckily has NOT been chopped up into small little shoe box compartments. See movies the way they were intended, in a an airy, glamorous setting right in mid-town that feels like a real night out! Thank you NETFLIX!!!!

A great little niche movie house by the Plaza and Central Park. Lots of great shopping in the area. If you want to see a good movie on a day of shopping or visiting the park this is a fun spot. It’s my favorite movie house in the area and has a Paris theme. I took off a star since the bathrooms are down a flight of stairs and I don’t think there’s an elevator. (Not 100% sure about no elevator but none I could see). It’s a fun little, almost tucked away, local spot. Most of my reviews are for places that I personally like to visit.

I watched Victoria and Abdul here, very nice and classic experience with this local and old-fashion theatre. I love this place, I’d like to try more films here!

Dear Manager of the Paris theatre,I am writing to let you know a serious misbehavior of one of your employees and with the hope of a change. I came with a friend to see the new Pavarotti movie tonight June 19 7:15 pm show. As the movie finished and I was leaving, I run into a couple, the husband being one of worlds’s important painter who honored me with his friendship. We stopped to say hi each other briefly, and the woman who was working In the theatre (small built, dark curly hair with glasses), very rudely and impatiently came twice to make us to leave-mind you this was nowhere near the next show and we were on no ones way.What was worse, my friend came with me (an elderly lady in her 80s) was using the bathroom. your employee first of all made me went to check, as I checked outside she locked me out of the theatre(how about that). Then she went down to bathroom practically chased out my friend and threw us out. I told her “you do not need to lock the door” her response was “the door needs to be Locked” and gave us a sarcastic look. Mind you this is still far from the start of the next show.This is just too ugly to not to take my time reporting to you. I simply do not know why would she deserve to be working here or anywhere else. We come here often, and would appreciate if we would never be encountered with this kind of food unhappy, unkind, unprofessional people, and have such abnormally irritating and humiliating experience.

Cool atmosphere! Very retro! Good movies

The Paris Theater as it is called holds a special place in my movie heart for 51 years now. Great theater with great seats, great screen and great sound.

Just about one of the best cinema houses in NYC. The only single screen house left in the country I understand. Pavoratti the documentary is playing and its the last movie to be played here. The Paris is closing in August 2019. Ive been going to movies here since 1974.Sad.

The iconic Paris theater was rescued by Netflix! Thank you Netflix and call it the Paris theater because City Cinemas carries no weight

I did wanna note that sure - pricing is still exorbitantly high for a theater. I do admit though that the recent The Paris Theatre A List makes going to the movies a breeze (previous Moviepass-er here) and pricing-wise, is much more comfy and sensible (at least as of 4/8/19) as an option if you do tend to go to the theater often.Will definitely be coming back!

One screen old style cinema which has a small concession stand in the basement. I like that there is reserved seating and the cinema has multiple showings of a film throughout the day - usually platform released films making it unique. Its also got a balcony level of seating which is interesting. Tickets can also be purchased online or at the electronic kiosks in front

Oldest theater in Manhattan. Just exudes history. Beautiful place and loved the movie I saw there call me by your name.

Small with one screen. Usually artsy films. Clean. Glad to hear from staff that they are not closing, contrary to rumors.

Old style movie theater with balcony. Seats could be more comfortable, though, the ambience makes up for it. Good selection of alternative movies!

If a city as great as NYC cant keep something as great as The Paris then something is really wrong. Sadly missed.

Gorgeous interior, discounted tickets on the first show of the day, friendly staff, and spacious seating make seeing a movie here worth the trek from Queens. I just wish the mens room was a tad more spacious.

My Heart is Broken!!! I would like for this beautiful full of history theater to be a HISTORICAL CINEMATIC LANDMARK New York is truly the worst-nothing is sacred!

Had a great time last weekend! Outstanding customer service. I must say however, certain patrons did not treat your employees nicely.The most recent review (Xinou Wei) was very rude to a young lady working at the door. While him and his friends continued talking in front of the entrance while we tried to leave the building, the young lady at the door tried to politely get them to move, while they continued to stand there and talk. I do not feel his review is fair, since he was very rude to everyone around him, including me.We kindly left to let the employees clean, and had to wait longer because they (Xinour Wei and friend) decided to take their time in the restroom. I feel like their review is not honest at all, and does not reflect my experience and the service I receive from the people there.

I have fond memories of the Paris. I THINK the screens used to be larger and I know the snacks used to be fun.Now its just a small movie theater in a crowded part of town. Sigh.

Nice single screen theater, seats are nice and soft but in the old movie theater style not like what youd find in the newer remodeled multiplexes. The concession stand is in the basement with the restrooms and they only have popcorn, candy, and some ice cream sandwiches alongside soda bottles. Screen is far enough away that sitting in the second row is not a bother at all and I wouldnt mind sitting there again. I definitely would go back if the film is right.

If you go to any movie theaters like AMC and such they dont really show korean movies so, I used to always download it and watch it at home :(NOW, I moved to NY and City Cinemas is so close to my house that I come here very often with my friends to see a good korean movie.Also, Their caramel popcorn is a must try! Very delicious. I like their bathrooms too, its (most of the time) clean and nice.

Time travelAs movies were meant to be viewedClassic single screenLove that curtain revealJewelThe only single screen left in NYCNote: First showing 50%off

One screen old style cinema which has a small concession stand in the basement. I like that there is reserved seating and the cinema has multiple showings of a film throughout the day - usually platform released films making it unique. Its also got a balcony level of seating which is interesting. Tickets can also be purchased online or at the electronic kiosks in front

Me and my wife spent great time. Very comfortable and great spot for hours entertaining.

My favorite place to see a film in the city. I’ve never waited “2 hours” to buy tickets as a previous reviewer mentioned, but who in their right mind would... next time go online for goodness sake. Once inside the theater is comfortable and never has their been a problem with noise from the crowd, nor have I ever experienced the snack bar closing before the film ends. It’s truly a great cinema experience.

This place is terrible!!! Me and my friend went for a free screening to stand up in line for two hours for them to tell us there are no more seats. To top it all off they staff were extremely rude. They need to do better if your going to run a business make sure that your staff are at least nice to the people coming in and out the door !!!

One of the last classic movie theaters in NYC.

This theater is quite the gem. Its situated across from the southern end of Central Park. Paris is a single screen theater. It screens recent releases and shows recently released films and documentaries. I highly recommend catching a flick here. The theatre itself is quite nostalgic. From the old-school seats to a curtained silver-screen. As for prices, its way less expensive than a regular theater.

The theater has always been a beautiful, comfortable and classy place. However, the staff is incredibly rude. The woman in the box office refused to let a handicapped gentleman enter the lobby to sit. She made him wait in line for 15 minutes. Clearly there are exceptions for people with disabilities. The 3 stars are for the theater only! I’ll not be back and have been a patron of the Paris Theater since the 70s! OBNOXIOUS STAFF!!!

Wonderful jem of a movie house. Saw Pavaratti.

In the shadows of Billionaire Row; diagonal to the robber baron Plaza Hotel and shouldering windowed Bergdorfs; it still remains one the great affordable Cinema treasures of Manhattan... It feels well kind of like Paris!

One of the last vintage movie houses in NYC where it’s one screen in a large seating capacity theatre. Management therefore needs to be highly selective in film choices - and it is. We’ve seen many movies at the theatre because they don’t bombard you with the coke and popcorn commercials and the quality of the selections. They offer reserved seating so you can make some choice of your preferred seating. The only problem is that there is no indoor lobby to stand and wait entrance, inconvenient in inclement weather. The ticket booth sometimes gets congested and the number of showings per day are limited. And the rise in stadium-like seating is minimal to help with line of sight viewing. But I’d hate to see this theatre chopped into pint-size multiplexes with escalators as a bigger profit motive. Fits the location next to the Plaza hotel across the street.

Large, kind of old fashioned no frills theater. Comfortable and clean. Very limited amount of any type of food and drinks

Large cinema complex with plenty of films.seating was comfortable.prices were reasonable.

What a great movie theater. Interesting selection of movies. Single-screen, large auditorium with a balcony. Now with reserved seating.

Inconvenient, anachronistic movie experience. We had to wait outside in line for more then 30 minutes. Then, we had to wait more for the consession stand and the bathrooms. The movie started 40 minutes after the scheduled time! The theater itself is big, but the screen is very small for today’s standards. The seats are built in a way that you can’t see past the person sitting in front of you. I’m of average hight, and the shorter lady sitting in front of me blocked 1/4 of the screen. The sound quality and digital screening was ok, I guess... but the whole experience sucked. Not going back.

The have the greatest movies at this theater!No reclining seats, but still a great theater.

Mice theater showing speciality movies. Seating very cramped.

Theater has moved to1001 3rd Ave.New York, NY 100223 blocks down from 4 58th location.Needs address update in google

LOVE the Paris Theatre!! So much nicer than a multi Plex. All redone in chic greys. Worth leaving home for!

Went there to watch call me by your name. Great movie but the seats are really packed and the screen is tiny.

It’s heaven on earth for a cineste.

One of last stand alone theaters in New YorkCity,elegant and intimate.A good selection of independent and foreign films head this way.A pleasant get away on a lazy stroll in the streets of midtown 57th Street and 5thAvenue.Attracts a good amount of the AARP crowd.The balcony tier needs some work.

One theater. Mainly foreign films. Presenting same movie for weeks in a row.

This theatre is among the last of the single screen movie houses in Ny if nor the last. Visit it often to keep it alive.

Wonderful selection of lesser distributed films. You dont get a choice as they only play one film every few months. If youre in the mood for a film, but either cant decide what to watch or cant get good tickets to whatever mainstream movies are showing at the last minute, head on here and youll be guaranteed a great film with great seats available, even for walk-ins. The theatre is huge but theres only a very gentle slope to the seats - getting blocked is a real possibility - but thankfully screenings are rarely packed (mostly sparse, actually) so most of the time you feel like youre in a private screening with just a few other strangers.

Never very well attended, which for a film goer is a plus. Not sure how they stay open, though???

Theatre was hot and stuffy, the seats were small and space was cramped. Did not care for the acoustics and food selection was very limited. Management should spend some of the high priced ticket money on upgrading seats, sound system ventilation and food service.Need I say more>? I would have given it no stars but I didnt see that option.

Love this theater. Always shows mostly top independent films. First show of the day is discounted.

Great theatre for seeing the latest art, period and foreign films. Classic, old-world feel. Walking distance from iconic NY shopping, hotels and landmarks, not to mention Central Park!

Dont like the popcorn, its salty and its expensive. The seat is reasonably comfortable. Screen is relatively small.

Saw Marriage Story it was great

My favorite movie theater anywhere. Always a wonderful crowd of people. Rarely more than half filled. Fabulous choices of film being shown and generally they are at the same pace. Whoever picks them seems to have a metranome in his/her head. I dont understand the economics of this business and figure theres something about the use clause of the real estate that keeps the Paris theatre open. Clearly, this is a not-for-profit.Lucky us.

A charming single screen movie theater in New York City. Its like going to the movies used to be, if youre the nostalgic type. The screen is big and the sound is great. Comfy seats with plenty of leg room.

The Plaza remains unchallenged in its grandeur. It is one of the citys best of the best.

It was great glad I came

Great theater. Can feel a bit tight with the spacing among the seats. Otherwise, a great place to catch an indie film.

The theater experience over all is good. We like the fact that you can reserve your seats.

A magical place. Favorite NYC date spot and hideaway. Original balcony, carpeting, sunken concession stand.

Had a wonderful experience. Love the location

So I WISH I COULD GIVE A ZERO PERCENT BUT ITS NOT POSSIBLE I SHOW UP EARLY FOR THE HATE YOU GIVE US SCREENING AN CANT GET IN THEY SAW CAPACITY ISSUE BUT THE KIDS THAT ARE UNDER 13 CAN GET IN ARE YOU KIDDING ME THEY SAID AGE APPROPRIATE AND DONT HONOR THAT THEN YOU HAVE PPL WITH V.I.P. THROWING IT IN OUR FACES SMH I FEEL SORRY BUT ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM THI IS A BLACK AN MINORITY MOVIE SO ONLY WE SHOULD BE ALLOWED FIRST TO GET IN AN THE STARS IN THE FILM OF COURSE

The staffs are not all together. HorribleaDishonest also regarding should charge senior ticket price, but refuse Mr saying movie pass is paying for it, is ok to charge extra..

Very nice independent theatre. Shows many fine, foreign films. Has an excellent seating area including a balcony. Concessions & tickets are high, but a good film going experience.

Attended a movie screening great setting

Cute and clean theater. Cash only at the concession.

Enjoyed a lot... overall good.

The place to see a good movie in authentic movie house in exquisite location. Perfect for a date or with a friend.

I love this theater and we will definitely come back again were New York City.

Beautiful theater. . .cell phone reception sucks. . .

I love this single-screen theater, it’s a large theater with a big screen and a balcony. It plays mostly art films and foreign films.

Love this place, saw Call me by your name there, what a fantastic movie. The Cinemascope is one of the last, which have only one screen.

Small theater and great movies!

Classic one screen older theater showing new releases. Only criticism is bathrooms and food service located in basement.

Lovely classic old theater just the way it should be

Classic single screen theatre. Enjoy while it lasts. The AMCs of the world are devouring smaller places like this.

This is one of the great New York places. Youll remember every film you see there. And the balcony.

Awful. Such a shame that they have no regard for your experience. Tickets arent cheap. I was waiting with my mom and some other older women on a very cold night and a few of us were waiting inside, having gotten there early. They very rudely told us we needed to wait outside when we werent blocking any doors or disturbing anything. They even repeated it to a woman who hadnt left yet who was buttoning her coat. There was plenty of room. The theater itself is antiquated and the seats are uncomfortable. I was shocked to learn they are part of the same theater group as the Cinema 123 which has been completely renovated with reserved seating and luxurious recliners. No need to ever return here.

Gee, how long ago was it when I saw Ingmar Bergmans movie Through a Glass Darkly here and met and started talking with a very nice lady from the English-Speaking Union after the movie was over. I should mention only her first name, Virginia.

They dont show dumb movies. And we live that about them.

This theater is antiquated. I booked on-line and came with a printed bar-coded ticket but I still had to wait on a long line for the box office to print another ticket. The box office was very slow. It didnt help that it started to rain. Its amazing that this theater is still in business.

The Paris Theatre is my all-time favorite movie theater. Its exactly what a movie going experience should be. You wont have to suffer the indignities of many multiplexes - its a clean, classic movie house with great taste in films and a balcony to boot. The downside to this is that it only plays one movie at a time, usually for several weeks. That just means that visits are special occasions. Ive seen a lot of great movies there like the Artist and A Single Man, in addition to French gems like Chansons DAmour. Each time, Ive left the theater glad that I saw that film the Paris, since makes the whole experience a little bit magical.

One of the last great movie palaces left in NYC. Hit the balcony for the best seats.

Very nice place for entertainment....

The seats could be better. But definitely liked the overall experience.

Its so fancy and nice, makes a wonderful movie going experience

Balcony front right is the best spot

Small but comfortable. I had a great time here at the movies

I did enjoy the movie.

They only have one theater and its totally awesome. One of the best movie going experiences in NYC. Loved it.

The ultimate date-night destination to see a movie. If you really want to impress your date, try to snag a eat on the balcony - the view is great!

Historical and elegant. Great big screening rooms. Love it!

The last surviving single screen in Manhattan is reason enough to pay homage as you watch a movie!