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The soft, furry blanket and airplane-style pillow that await you in Premium Plus are pretty useless-when's the last time you were at a movie and wished you had a pillow?-but they do seem cozy if it gets really cold inside, or you want to take a nap.

Solo moviegoers should note that the pod thing is very much made for couples, as opposed to two strangers. If anything, there seems to be less leg room here than in other theaters, but since each pair of seats are enclosed within their own little pod, there's no real aisle in front of you to worry about.

Those $32 seats, called Premium Plus, are no more comfortable than any of the other increasingly ubiquitous recliners around town.

It's the only place in NYC where, among many other unusually luxurious flourishes, well-heeled movie-goers can see Sully in a $32 premium seat.īut what exactly do you get for that $32, besides a place to house your butt while watching the same first-run Hollywood flicks that you can see for less than half that price in a reclining seat across town at the recently renovated Regal Battery Park? I went to iPic on Friday night to find out.

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Check out the full food and drink menu for iPic’s take on the concept below, and let us know what you think if you check it out.The VIPification of our city took another large leap forward Friday with the grand opening of the iPic theater complex at the South Street Seaport. Gothamist visited over the weekend and said iPic "feels very clubstaurant," although the food is "not terrible." Writer Scott Lynch also disturbingly notes that servers take orders verbally and offer to take photos of couples with flash during the course of the film. This one shows more blockbuster films than indies, and it combines the movie theater trend of reserving spots and lounge-like seats with the trend of ordering chef-driven food.

New York’s first dine-in movie theater Nitehawk also announced plans to expand to Park Slope. This year, versions of the concept opened in Bushwick and the Lower East Side, and Austin-based chain Alamo Drafthouse’s new Downtown Brooklyn location has been highly anticipated for months. The new theater is one of several dine-in experiences bursting onto the scene. It also has a third floor bar and restaurant called The Tuck Room, a space that will have "Ice DJ's" around to carve ice for drinks. The theater offers an extensive beer, wine, and cocktail menu, with bottles of wine and "dessertails" with coffee. Prices range from $13 for a chocolate s’mores cake to $24 for a cheese and charcuterie board. Options include cheese drop biscuits, lobster rolls, fried chicken, pizzas, apple pot pie, and truffle fries. Yard, a Brooklyn born chef who’s won three James Beard Awards, runs the food operations at all the iPic locations. Ticket costs range from $14 to $29, depending on the seat and day of the week, and in order to purchase one, you must sign up for a membership, which is free. Regular "premium" seat people must still get up during the movie to get their food, but either way, people can reserve their seats ahead of time through an app. Only the most premium seats - called "premium plus pod seating" - offer wait service during films, an extra cost that includes unlimited popcorn and items like blankets and pillows.

It has eight screens, and the seat pricing is tiered by amenities. The Florida-based chain has 15 locations across the country, and the new outpost is its first in New York. Luxury movie theater chain iPic Theaters made its debut in Manhattan last week at the Fulton Building in the Seaport District - offering in-theater dining from pastry chef Sherry Yard and seats with little pillows and blankets.