Bow Tie Bronxville Theater

Good alternative to the «big box’ theaters on Central Ave. They run movies you’ll never get there. The seats are comfortable, and the view is good no matter where you sit. The location is super convenient & there’s plenty of parking. But beware: Bronxville has a parking jihad going on. Don’t run overtime on the meter! Only 2 complaints: the concession stand. I know you expect to pay through the nose for refreshments at a movie theater, but $ 4.50 for a bottle of water??? Really, Bowtie??? And the space in the ladies room is ridiculously, inexplicably tight. To close the door in the stall you have to shimmy to the back wall to get enough clearance. I’m only 5 ft. tall and my knees nearly touched the door when I was sitting down. What’s up with that? Also, it’s impossible to pass behind someone at the sink to get to the exit. You either have to wait, or you both have to move. Crazy set up.

Good movie theater not too far from where I live. I just wish they had a wider selection of movies.

Ok. Now parking is just 2 hours so come on bronxville you greedy bastards. No doubt bow tie will be out of Biz soon as seniors don’t like to walk from lower lot

One of the great independent movie theaters in Westchester. This is my go-​to place for the latest indie movies.

We love Bow Tie Cinema at Bronxville. Today, we are here for Pixar «inside out». No many people here because of 4 of July weekend. Awesome.

There’s nothing like a local movie theater! Always playing different and interesting things. Almost always room in the theaters and generally clean. Don’t miss out on discounted Tuesdays!

Love this theater. The theater I believe it is under new management. Bow Tie Theaters are always great places to watch a movie. They always have a great selection of movies. Tuesday is $ 6 movie day. The best deal anywhere in westchester. The place is renovated. Very old school. Not a bad place to watch a movie. Definitely recommend going here if you are a fan of good movies not popcorn flicks. They always have a great selection of indie films, blockbusters and Oscar future winners. The seats are very comfortable for a non stadium style theater. Overall this theater is one of my favorites along with Alamo. The staff are very nice. The place is very clean. I can’t say a negative thing about this place. If anything comes up I will be sure to update my review.

I’m new to the area, but I love this cinema. Once upon a time I lived behind the Film Forum, amazing, and consider myself something of a «film buff». The theater is modernized. Very comfortable seats. I’ve never heard anyone talk or answer a phone. Usually it’s not crowded. If you’re a Bowtie cinema fan and attend very frequently, you can get a corporate pack discount for $ 7 (online only). Another discount option is to avail of Tues $ 6 night. Both are a great deal, especially if you go to a LOT of movies. Programming is more in line with the Angelika, BAM, Sundance, Landmark Cinemas — not a place for action, explosions and buckets of popcorn. It’s across the street from a large parking lot in front of the train station and right smack in the middle of Bronxville Village. As a city girl, who moved to the suburbs, I’m a huge fan — and very grateful for a convenient, high-​quality cultural outlet.

I’m not sure if the reviewer who gave this theater one star went to the actual theater. All the seats are now new and comfortable. The two theaters downstairs are very good size 250 seats each. With a good size screen in each. The theater upstairs, is the former balcony from when it with a single screen. The screen is the largest I have seen in a theater that was converted over from a single screen. The seats are «stadium» And very comfortable. This theater definitely has a unique charm to it. It was built in 1925, so it’s been in operation now for 90 years. A real gem in Bronxville downtown. Plenty of parking right across from the theater in the train station parking lot

This theater is awful. Very dated. Uncomfortable seats. The people who go here are the type to talk through an entire movie. It sounds like a good idea to go to a «boutique «theater. It’s not.