Cinema Village

Housed in a building that began as a firehouse in 1898, this Greenwich Village cinema has been screening films for over six decades. It now operates as three auditoriums, the largest seating 155. The programming leans toward foreign, documentary, and art-house films, with occasional festival events and filmmaker Q&As. Reviewers call it charming, clean, and affordable, though some note limited legroom in the small seats. A concessions counter and a Cellar Lounge add to the old-school vibe, and there are eateries along the block.