A nice/smaller change of pace from the major NYC venues. Isn't as much a hike to get to your seats, and acoustics are a major upgrade from its predecessor.
A gorgeous old-style Hollywood restaurant, wonderful programming, and a spacious lobby make up for the small issues.
The venue itself is spacious and offers a similar, if not improved, layout to the over-stuffed Terminal 5. The biggest issue is that the location is in the middle of nowhere.
It may not have the space or welcoming environment of its Yonkers brother, but it still is an Alamo Drafthouse, and it lives up to the name.
Its empty as hell and that's all its got. But really that's all it needs too.
The service is awful, uncomfortable seats, but the experience makes it all worth it.
