Row House Cinema - Lawrenceville

I love how row house curates their showings! I think the themes are delightful and I am able to watch so many movies on the big screen that I never thought I would be able to because of their showing older and less well known releases. I hope they are open forever!

We celebrated my husband’s 40th at Row House and it was the perfect party venue. The staff was great to work with and communicated with me frequently leading up to the event. Our guests had such a lovely time. Highly recommend booking a private party here.

I was pleasantly surprised when I discovered Row House as a place regularly showing old films and some in-case-you-missed-it films. I really enjoy checking out their film offerings with my friends. By the way, I hope Row House will bring back Ghost in the Shell (the 1995 anime movie) and perhaps Casablanca soon!

This is a fun spot to spend the afternoon! We like that they have a different theme every week!

Small theatre and screen but it’s perfect! They’re so nice and everyone is lovely. Movie selection is always on point. Bonus is being connected to the bottle shop next door who has NA options.

I went there to see Ghost Cat for the opening night of the Japanese Film Fest, and it was honestly the best date night we have had so far. What they did with the decorations, the snacks, the gift bags, and raffle, all of it was amazing. Row House is now our go-to for a night out!

A super special local theater with an eclectic schedule! I love coming to Row House, it's always a wonderful experience since I know I can get a drink I'll enjoy, the popcorn is delicious, and the range of movies is far greater than any other theater in the area. I love bringing people here, and I look forward to continuing to come here!

Charming, smaller community theater that plays classic movies... I saw they were playing classic John Cuzach & had to stop in! That man is my one of my favorite most underrated actors! Welcoming & nice staff, Great experience!

I love the Row House! It's such a unique little spot. There's only one theater, so they tend to choose a few movies around a theme and screen them throughout the week. The themes are always fun -- Ghibli Week, Tight Pants Appreciation Week, Families Ugh!, and of course Cat Video Fest are some stand outs. We saw a double feature of the Evil Dead 1&2 here around Halloween last year, and it was a blast. There are plenty of restaurants and bars within a couple of blocks on Butler street, so it's easy to grab a bit before, after, or in between showings. The Row House connects to Bierport, so you can snag a craft brew to sip during your showing. The Row House also has a variety of interesting snacks as well as your classic popcorn and soda. Plus every once in a while there's an event going on -- once I walked in and was given a lei (???) for a summer movie event, which is still on my dresser to this day. Overall it always makes for a fun trip to the movie! Highly recommend supporting this cool indie theater

This is such a great little theater! They have one screen and limiting seating but it's a great environment. They play such a great range of movies and have wonderful silly events often. I would definitely recommend seeing a movie here!

A really unique experience. When our plans cancelled in Pittsburgh, we sought out the local arthouse cinema and we were not disappointed. This ended up being a really cute date night for us as we saw a late night showing of "The Princess Pride" inside this single-theater cinema. Row House is quite literally in a row house. It's slender, with maybe 30 seats total in it? It's a one-screen cinema that has a lot of personality. Could the seats be newer and more comfortable? Sure. But for the price we weren't mad. It's cozy and the moment you walk in you catch a good vibe. It felt fun even before the film started. I loved that Row House Cinema was attached to a wine shop where you could purchase items and literally walk them into the theater (they're connected). They also had a cute snack stand with all the basics, so we grabbed a popcorn and two soft drinks. I loved learning about their breadth of programming and the concessionaire gave us some free stickers. If I were local, I'd totally be a member here or buy a selection of film vouchers! This is a really cool culture stop on your tour of Pittsburgh. Long live independent and arthouse cinema!

Row House has some excellent and thoughtful programming. The room is somewhat small, but it's a big screen. It's a chance to see some great films in a repertory setting, a beautiful reprieve from the huge chains. There's light food, and a bottle shop upstairs. You can join the Film Club, which is a sweet offer. Clean and well managed with great dining opportunities in the neighborhood.

This theatre was very nostalgic. It was the perfect theatre to see an old movie. We went to see Rope Directed by Alfred Hitchcock. The theatre was small and quaint. They were playing several Hitchcock movies through out the day and according to the schedule had several themed movie days/weeks coming up. The Row House had a full service concession stand and the staff was very friendly. We did not purchase tickets ahead of time and had no problem getting a seat. Street parking could be tricky. The theatre is located in a busy area. The seats were the only thing in theatre that appeared to need some repair/updating. Many were quite worn, but still comfortable. It was so nice to see an older theatre with good attendance. I would definitely go back to see another movie when i am in town.

Bro! There needs to be more places like this. I was in Bierport one night grabbing a mix six for the hotel room after a walk around Lawrenceville and then we went downstairs to enjoy a cold beer on tap. So after enjoying the beer I went to the bathroom and on the way there I smelled popcorn. That's when I discovered there was a cinema inside. I honestly had no idea they were connected even though I had seen the sign outside many times lol So, the next day we pre-ordered tickets to see the late night showing of Clue. We came early and had a beer downstairs at Bierport and then made our way upstairs to get some popcorn and snacks and head inside to get our seats. I loved watching the movie in such a small cinema. It reminded me of this cool cinema I used to go to when I was in college. They are the best! I can't wait to go back. :) Highly Recommended!

This place is great with unique movies playing and you can hit up the cool beer stop in the front right beforehand. I don't know if it's the same business but you can also go downstairs and find more beer and sega!. Great throw back date night!

The pandemic really got me out of visiting the theater until recently when I went with my friend. I'm happy to say that I enjoy this theater as much as I remember. They've done some slight renovations, but they still are a welcoming and friendly place with a nice craft beer spot under the theater. Every time I've been there, the staff has just been exceptionally nice, and it offers a very eclectic mix of films. They are one of the few places around me that offer cult classics like The Room, Rocky Horror, and Ghoulies, and they also offer some great classics like North by Northwest and Trainspotting. The only thing I really don't enjoy is that the seating is a bit cramped, but I can't let myself hold that against them as the theater is located inside a city block as opposed to nowadays when cineplexes are huge entities often built on their own. If you're big, tall, or both, I'd definitely consider buying tickets online and trying to be selective of your seats. I 'd absolutely recommend this place to any big fan of movies and I'm hoping to make this spot a regular visit.

Visited RHC twice this past weekend (both a late night viewing of Clue on Friday night and a midday viewing of When Harry Met Sally... on Saturday) and both visits were so welcoming and fun! I've been to Row House a few times in the past for some fun movies, but I realized that up until this weekend I hadn't visited since well before the pandemic hit. It's a gem of a theater and is clearly run by movie-lovers, and they do so much to try to encourage people to widen their horizons of film and culture. And the themes are always so fun! Their popcorn and snacks are also delicious, and I love that they include some local treats in addition to classic movie fare. I will say that the seats are a little tight if you're a slightly larger person like myself, but I think the comfort seating options may be slightly wider. I'll try those next time, or the couch seating up in the front! Can't wait to return ASAP!

A wide variety of historic cinema, classic films, and everything from anime to indie films! The taphouse downstairs is well stocked, and there's something for everyone.

Love this theater! Old school with so much personality! The sound system is awesome and so is the popcorn!!

I love the film choices. Came to see the artist Kusama's documentary which I loved. This was my first time here so I have to be honest and say I hate finding a place to park in Lawrenceville under time pressure. Few choices abound. I did find on street parking with only a few moments to spare and parking meter only allows 2 hours parking. Kinda hard for a movie but got lucky parking very close. The seats are not all that comfy because they are straight up for those with great posture I guess. Personally I sat close so would like to have just a wee bit of an angle. And it was freezing even with my coat on the entire showing.... But, yes, because of unique film selections, I will be back.

Technically if you're having a rainy day in Pittsburgh this is where you want to be. I have had plenty of good movies to watch but cult classics on a weekly only gets better. Bierport Tap Room helps a lot. I can honestly say seating is 100% better here than AMC.

Such a fun little theater! It is just a single theater but plays some really special films. I came to see "But I'm a Cheerleader" and it was a really fun time. The theater itself is rather simple and small. The chairs are decently comfortable but nothing too fancy. There is a small stage in front of the screen. I can picture a "Rocky Horror" type event happening here. There is a (mostly) beer place called Bierport attached that can put your can in a quick-cooling machine. They also have funky concession stand. I ordered a regular pretzel. It tasted a bit like rye bread to me, so it definitely wasn't a traditional one, but I still ate it all. I wish I had tried their popcorn- next time!

The row house cinema combined with Bierport is possibly one of my favorite offerings that Lawrenceville has to offer. It's fun for adults and children of all ages. They offer a wide variety of movies always with a different theme of the week. Today my girlfriend and I brought her 11 year old daughter to see Pixar's Coco at 9:30am, an early start to their usual noon opening. To add to the theme of an early start they supplied a variety of cereals and milk(s) for a breakfast themed morning. Before the movie started they played old early Saturday morning cartoons, touches like this add to the reminiscent feelings of eating cereal on a Saturday morning in your pajamas watching cartoons. During normal hours the connecting shop is Bierport, one of the best bottle shops I've been to, nothing like drinking a craft PA beer while you watch a movie. Come to Row House to enjoy movies you won't find anywhere else and be on the lookout for special themed events!

I had been following Row House on Facebook for a while but hadn't made it there to actually check it out yet. I finally made it down with my boyfriend for the midnight showing of Dark Side of Oz. The event sold out but we had bought tickets ahead of time online. When we arrived at the theater it was a little disorganized. People were lined up but no one knew where we should actually be. Some people were trying to get concessions and others were just trying to check in and get into the theater. I didn't get any concessions that night but it looked like they had some good offerings, not your standard movie theater fare. I will keep this in mind for future visits. It is a bonus that you can get a craft beer on draft or pick up a bottle from the attached Bierport to take into the movie. It's a nice small theater. Usually I don't sit near the front of a theater but this time I did. At the bottom of the regular theater seating they have a chair and two loveseats. This was definitely a comfortable way to watch the movie. The actual experience of Dark Side of Oz was pretty incredible. Unfortunately though towards the end the screen went blank for several minutes. No employee acknowledged it or said when it would be back on. In addition, it would have been nice to at least have them give an apology on the way out... but NOTHING. Overall I am sure I will go back sometime. I would hope that the technical difficulty is a rare occurrence. They do show a lot of cool old movies and do fun events.

This place is great! I'm so happy that I signed up for the premium membership. For a low cost of $25 a month, I get unlimited access to all the movies showing (unless it's a special event), a small popcorn every visit and two free tickets so I could bring some friends. Everyone is so friendly here and they always have great cult favorites playing or new indie films. The best part about if this place is the friendly customer service and the fact that there is a craft beer place attached to the theatre. You can even bring the beer into the théâtre! Also bonus point for the Row House because they have sofa seating up top near the screen :)

Love that independent cinemas like Row House are still thriving in the face of corporate theaters. We saw the Cat Video Fest today which was so fun! They serve local snacks in the concession stand, and Bierport is right next door.

My go-to indy cinema in the 'Burgh. Highlights include diverse film selection; curated film festivals; friendly staff; comfortable, well appointed screening room; and tons of nearby neighborhood restaurant options for a meal before of after the show. I recommend buying a festival pass when available for a great deal on great films. (And year yourself to a game of pinball in the lobby.) #haveagoodone

Thank you, Row House Cinema, you guys were so amazing during the 24 Hour Harry Potter Movie Marathon! The theatre lobby, halls and even bathrooms were decorated with Harry Potter related banners, floating candles and more. They provided Harry Potter theamed refreshments and snacks above what they already offered at a reasonable price. The staff was very accommodating even when a patron was unhappy and gave a refund even though the event was already under way. I will defiantly come back here again for future events and special movies. I couldn't have asked for a better marathon experience.

I was so skeptical of Rowhouse when it opened. How can a one screen theater exist in the world of on demand? Here's how: Special events like Dan Savages film festival and WigTraxx commentary on films like Showgirls. Showings of documentaries and lesser known films. Special screenings of family movies like Willy Wonka, with tie in activities and themed menu items Hundreds (thousands?) of beer choices at Bierport Exceptional menu items like millies ice cream and Smith's hot dogs Discount for Lawrenceville residents Amazing staff Clean facility Diverse offerings I'm a believer. I go to films at rowhouse more now than when I lived two blocks from there! They're doing an incredible job curating programming and delivering a really high customer experience. I can't imagine it's an easy business model, but they are killing it. So happy to have this gem in our city.

So it's great that Atlas aka Bierport is part of this theatre. Having the ability to enjoy a good beer or two during a movie is ideal; especially with such and extensive selection. Pittsburgh is lucky to have this local establishment to watch films. The theatre is small but comfy with state of the art seating. I love that there is always a film festival it or movie event of some sort at Row House.

Love this place--delicious popcorn and awesome beer and movie choices. The prices are very reasonable and the seats are comfy! Excited to come back and see The Room this summer! Only leaving off 1 star because the bathroom had a leak from the ceiling while I was there. Something that was so small compared to an overall incredible experience. I highly recommend!

I adore this theater. It is so quaint and cozy. They play all the good stuff, and have awesome themed weeks. I love their holiday specials for Halloween and Christmas, which are so fun. One of my most favorite dates of all is coming here for a movie, but stopping next door to the bottle shop to grab a killer craft beer beforehand. So much fun! Important to note- they have discounts if you're a student, live in the neighborhood, age discounts, etc. They also have the option of buying unlimited week passes or 5-10 movie passes. These would be AWESOME gifts for a movie lover! Their snacks are also next-level movie snacks- locally made ice cream and pastries, organic popcorn, local sodas, etc. You just can't beat this place!

Such a fun, local theater! My husband and I love coming here to switch it up from the movies playing in a typical theater. We most recently attended the Muppet Christmas showing, which was a great throwback. They serve about 4-5 beers/ciders on tap by concessions or you can go next store to beirport and select from their extensive inventory which is a big plus. The seats were fine for me, but my husband mentioned that they were a little on the small side. The theater is small and only one screen so I would suggest buying tickets ahead of time. Parking is a little tricky because it's a busy area and there is only street parking. All in all, a great date night spot!

Want a theater that plays all your favorite movies? How about a place that doesn't BLAST annoying T-Mobile commercials in your face? Or even better, watch a movie with a craft beer in hand... GASP! It all happens here! This is the way to enjoy a movie, folks. Just a small, relaxed environment to kick back and enjoy a flick with your loved one and/or friends. I'm in love with this place! I recently enjoyed a 20th Anniversary screening of Clueless (I know, how can it be 20 years!?) and have already bookmarked the next couple flicks I want to see. Do yourself a favor and stop in next door Atlas Bottle Works tasting room pre-movie to get a flight of beer before you enjoy the feature. You won't regret it!

I love Row House. I've been here a few different times and it was fun every time. Fun theme weeks, you can bring beer inside, cute homemade trailers. This place is fun and affordable. And you can bring beer in. Bierport (formerly Atlas) is next door. You can get your drink chilled if you grab a warm bottle and it only takes a few minutes. It's a relaxed theatre environment with comfy seats. The themes are really fun. I love to look at what they come up with and it's great to be able to see movies that are new to me, but also to see old favorites pop up. They did a Harry Potter festival and it was great. They had movies and activities, and everything went great. They had custom cookies for Samurai Cat! They have fun here. I can't wait to go back. Movies here are great, and this is a fun local gem.

Despite only visiting this place twice to date, Row House Cinema is quickly becoming one of my favorite movie theaters in the city. Really, the worst part about this place is that when I say their name a lot of people have no idea what I'm talking about - and when I tell them, they ask, "There's a movie theater in Lawrenceville?" We need to fix this, ASAP, because Row House is wonderful. A little 80-some seat and single-screen theater located in Lawrenceville, they run about two to four movies at a time here; each movie that they pick will somehow fit into the "theme" that they've chosen for each particular week. So while this isn't the place to go for most new releases (with some exceptions), depending on the theme of the week, it IS the place to go to catch a favorite film of yours on the big screen. For example, this past week the theme was "graphic novels" - so all week they played "V For Vendetta", "Sin City", and "The Crow." Nice, if I do say so myself! Since movies only stay here for about a week total, it's smart to check their website and social media to find out what's coming up in their schedule. A week isn't very much time to catch a favorite movie if you let yourself get too busy before picking a showtime, believe me. Fortunately, usually the films are shown at different times on different days throughout the week, so that those of us who can't get anywhere at 3pm one day have a chance to get the movie later in the evening on a different day. By the way, when checking their calendar I HIGHLY recommend watching for any announcements regarding RiffTrax screenings here. I've only gone to one so far, but I am DEFINITELY watching for more in the weeks to come. RiffTrax are often hysterical, and the ability to enjoy them while also enjoying the view of a movie on the big screen is a real treat. Add in the awesome audiences that this place attracts - not to mention the natural popcorn, real better, vegan snacks, and even drinks from Atlas Bottle Works that you can enjoy during your showing - and you can get quite the night out here! My only possible complaint is just their location. Not that Lawrenceville is bad, of course, but parking in Lawrenceville is not easy, guys. This is not a theater you can get to at the last minute very easily - it admittedly takes a little planning and often requires you to budget for some time so you can find a spot and actually get to the theater. Still, it's SO worth it, and I'll happily deal with this problem in the future for the chance to catch more of my favorite movies here. Hopefully more of you will, too, because they're a fabulous little theater, and they deserve every ounce of support we can offer them!

I've been long wanting to visit Row House, especially considering I live so close by. I enjoy supporting local theaters and businesses! Row House doesn't play current blockbuster hits, rather cult classics, anime and other oddball films. I noticed on their website they were holding a 90s night (it seems they do theme weeks/nights quite often) and were playing Spice World. My BFF and I obviously had to go! I was surprised by how small the place is. You literally walk in, glide through a hallway, enter the snack stand and then walk through the door to the theater. The theater is stadium style and probably has enough room for around 150 people? Definitely one of the smallest theaters I've experienced. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, though. It gives you a very intimate feel while enjoying a movie everyone there is totally into. Spice World was loads of fun! Everyone was singing and dancing along. A truly carefree setting! The show was sold out so it definitely felt a little cramped, but the more the merrier I suppose! Tickets were about $11 which I thought was kind of steep, but if goes to a local business, then it's a win!

I love this place! Such a cool feature of Pittsburgh! Perfect for a night out with friends, a date night or a solo movie night! It is a one-room movie theater in the heart of Lawrenceville. You should definitely subscribe to their email newsletter or follow them on Facebook because they put together some great theme weeks and events! I just went to the Pittsburgh Cat Film Festival here and it was so much fun. They show all kinds of movies-- new releases, classics, animated, foreign. You will find something you like. They offer a membership where you get to see one movie per month, which I am seriously considering looking into. It is connected to Bierport, a craft beer store, and you can bring any beer purchased there into the theater with you. They can chill any bottle for you upon purchase. Beer is also on tap at the concession stand, along with typical movie snacks-- popcorn, candy, etc. There is usually a pinball machine in the lobby, so show up early, grab a beer and play a game before the movie!

I'll just go ahead and add my 5 stars to the heap of 5 star reviews that came before mine. Me and a friend had the great pleasure of visiting the Row House theater to see a viewing of Edward Scissorhand! Attendees who wore pajamas got a $1.00 off concessions. We opted not to purchase anything to eat or drink however we still wore our pajamas bottoms. Something that really impressed me about the Row House was the owner of the movie theater came out just before the film began to play to personally welcome everyone and gave just a little background on the Edward Scissorhand film. I always appreciate a personal touch.

I really liked this place and would certainly be up for coming back again! If I lived in the city area, this would be a really cool new addition to the area. I went to see Mean Girls and it was a lot of fun to get to relive a movie I grew up with! The crowd was respectful, fun, and laughed at all the right parts. The place is pretty small overall but that is to be expected. The hallway going into the theater is quite nice and I liked that there was a pinball machine out near the concession to pass time before going to your seats. I'm not a drinker, but I imagine the alcohol would be an added bonus for anyone who does and would like to take a drink in with them to watch the movie. Really my only complaint about this place would be that there was a very limited amount of food/snacks available, but that is a pretty fixable issue. There was popcorn and a couple candies (M&Ms, Twizzlers, etc). I guess they sometimes serve soft pretzels, which I was planning on getting, but they seemed to of been out of stock when I went. I saw on their website that on weekends they sell vegan pastries, but I didn't see any of those when I went on the weekend. Would have liked to try some! My only suggestion for improvement would be more options to eat.

I really wish the bar space was bigger and open later! If you like an awesome variety of imports and craft beers and even beers on tap this place is nothing short of kneeziest of Beez. I mean shit, they have live talent booked every weekend and a billion different beers to choose from. Unfortunately, they have a podcast every once in a while that is kind of a buzz-kill when you want to listen to some tunes; Perhaps that is just me being greedy. All the good stuff aside, there is way more good stuff. The smell of popcorn and nostalgia is what this place is about. Watch an old flick with a boo-boo biscuit or a buddy with beers and tears from all the joy of being able to enjoy a movie that doesn't cost $30 before you are slammed with corporate ladi da for 20 min before your movie. Go here, you won't regret it.

Great escape on the weekends. Always meeting interesting people here, and they're always playing really cool movies. Great place for anyone who loves and appreciates film and film culture.

I've been to Row House about a dozen times and somehow I am just now leaving a review.. I can't say enough good things and how much I love this theater. This place turns going to the movies into an experience and makes it even more fun and unique. Every week is a new theme wether it's horror, cult classics, animation, etc.. they always have a good balance of recent movies from the recent past and older classic movies. With only one screen, every viewing feels intimate and special. They even do one-off special events that are super fun and make going to the movies exciting. (Their drag related events where they bring in local queens is always a highlight). My favorite part about the theater is that it's connected to 'Bierport', a small shop selling and serving craft and specialty beers that you can bring into the movie with you!

I adore Row House Cinema. In a world of Cinemarks and Regals, Row House Cinema stands out as an extremely unique and trendy movie theater! When you walk into Row House, you feel classic old cinema vibes. I love the antique movie theater posters hanging up on the walls and the tile work on the floor. Everything about Row House feels so high quality and cool. There's a small bar area in the lobby where you purchase your tickets, which are actually not overly pricey (and you can get various discounts on them as well for living in Lawrenceville or wearing a costume)! Additionally, Row House is connected to Atlas Bottle Works. Pop over to Atlas to grab a bottle of beer or cider to enjoy while you watch your movie at Row House - they allow you to bring drinks over, which is a huge plus! Row House is always impeccably well-kept and clean. The theater is quiet, and the sound and projection are both top notch. The movie selection at Row House truly has something for everyone. Each month Row House puts out a new brochure that shows their lineup for the coming weeks. I love that Row House shows movies from all different decades and genres. I've come to Row House to see both chick flicks and classics. Most recently I came with a couple friends to see Inception during the Leonardo DiCaprio tribute, which was so much fun! Whether you're looking to see an old classic or a new movie that you've never seen before, you need to get yourself to Row House and experience a quality cinema experience as soon as possible. I, for one, will definitely be back soon!

Love everything about this place! They have cool activities for various interests and age levels often. The seating is comfortable, and you can easily see from almost anywhere in the theater. Bierport being right beside the theater is a HUGE bonus. Beer during the movie - yes please! Also, for a vintage-y, hipster-type spot, the prices are really reasonable. Absolutely wonderful place to spend an evening or rainy Sunday afternoon.

I love this place so much! I've gone to several events here and I've never been disappointed. Hocus Pocus with the cereal bar was a HUGE success and I had 3 bowls I think...maybe more. Just went and saw Napoleon Dynamite with a couple of friends (for maybe the 17th time in my personal time), and it was so fun! I also enjoyed a cider while watching the movie, and I couldn't have asked for a better time! Love it here and will probably be going to The Room showing next weekend!

I originally heard about Row House Cinema from my lab manager, who spends more time in Lawrenceville--and is way cooler--than me. Enthralled with the idea of a cinema that plays nothing but classics and cult movies--and in the awesome neighborhood of Lawrenceville, no less--I had to check it out. Last Sat., the opportunity to do so presented itself, since rain forced CM and I to change our plans to visit a park, so I suggested it. As usual, he was game, so off to L-Ville we went. Row House organizes its showings by unifying theme, which can pertain to content, genre, actors/directors, etc. Last week's theme was graduation, and I was excited to see that two of the offerings--The Perks of Being a Wallflower and Adventureland--were filmed and set in PGH. Having seen and enjoyed both of these movies at home, I was excited at the prospect of seeing them on the big screen. Of the two, CM chose Perks, which I preferred slightly. Because the showing we attended was before 5pm, we were able to see it for matinee pricing ($6), and CM received an additional $1 student discount. Having browsed the other Yelp reviews, I suggested that we head over to Atlas Bottle Works to snag some hard cider to sip during the showing, and CM obliged. Per the suggestion of an employee, I picked up a bottle of ginger-infused Scottish cider called Thistly Cross, and CM picked up a bottle of Crispin cider. CM's cider was conveniently found in the refrigerator, but mine needed to be chilled, and the friendly employee did so in under 5 min. We then headed into the theater to enjoy our drinks and the show. When I surveyed the theater, I was instantly impressed at how well-appointed it is, esp. for a theater of such a small size. Despite its size, the theater has stadium seating similar to that standard in cineplexes, providing all moviegoers with a great view of the screen. Unlike most cineplexes, however, the floor was immaculately clean, and not sticky or messy at all. I found this particularly impressive considering that many customers buy adult beverages at Atlas to consume during showings, which indicates that the employees must really keep up with the cleaning. The seats were also more spacious and comfortable then standard cineplex seats, though they weren't as plush as those of the Manor Theater in Squirrel Hill. During our showing of Perks, there were only 2-3 other customers, which meant that we effectively had the theater to ourselves, which was amazing. We both enjoyed the show very much, him for the first time and me on the big screen. When the show ended, I chatted with the woman working the concession/ticket counter, and she told me that Row House is currently offering a Groupon for two admissions and popcorn. I also noticed that, unlike any other movie theater I've been to, Row House offers kale chips, and she told me that they procure them from a nearby cafe by the bowling alley down the street. Overall, CM and I greatly enjoyed Row House, and were quite impressed with its facilities and offerings. We hope to return to see another great movie in this awesome setting soon!

If you haven't been here yet, what are you waiting for? You have wonderful craft beers adjacent to Row House, which are permitted in the theater, you get amazing atmosphere and people, and the popcorn is the best movie theater popcorn I've ever had. I came here to see The Big Lebowski last week, and while it wasn't too full, there were enough people to share the experience with. The sound and video quality is superb in this theater. The seats are comfortable, but as a gentle warning, they are not suited for people with wide hips. I had some difficulty sitting comfortably. The staff here is fantastic, too. There isn't the rush of bigger theaters. I also love that I'm supporting a local theater by coming here. Additionally, they currently have a super fun Lord of the rings pinball table! No one will mind if you hang out just for the pinball. You know you wanna, anyway. Right? Right. So next time you want to see a cult classic or super fantastic movie, check out what Row House is showing. You won't regret it. (Don't forget your student discount)

As Mary Poppins would say, Row House Cinema is,"Practically perfect in every way." If you are looking for the best date night of your life, then I have you covered. Firstly, go to Atlas Bottle Works, attached to the movie theater, grab yourself and your significant other, a delicious craft beer, and have them rapid chill it at the cashier. Secondly, take your perfectly chilled beer 3 sidewalk cracks down to Smoke, and enjoy some delicious artisan tacos. Thirdly, retrace your tracks back to Atlas, go downstairs and belly up to their tucked away bar, and have one of their friendly pint slingers poor you a cold local beer, and don't worry, they never seem to tire of talking about the awesomeness of good beer. Fourthly, mosey on upstairs to the theater to enjoy one of your favorite classic movies. And since you're passing through Atlas, you might as well grab another cold one for the show. Lastly, now that the movie is over what is there to do? Not much. You're only in one of the best areas in Pittsburgh. If you can't find a good place to have a nightcap on Butler street, then I can't help you. Boom. Best date night or bro night ever. You're welcome.

OMG! Such a lovely little theatre! I've been hearing about Row House and have been dying to go for ages. I finally took the plunge when there was a Groupon deal available, which included admission for two, a large popcorn and two drinks for less than $20. Three months pass and I realize my Groupon expires next week. Of course. Looked up the showings and ended up catching Extraordinary Tales on Halloween night. Best movie popcorn I've ever eaten, hands down. That stuff was addictive. And the atmosphere was quite intimate. I love the idea of themed movie weeks, the Riff Trax nights, all of the fun. And all day matinee prices on Thursdays doesn't hurt! The only thing that gives me pause: Those tiny seats. I was OK, but my hubby felt a little squished the whole time. It might be a hard sell for him to come again, but I'll definitely be back.

I'm not sure that I can say much more than has already been said about this unique little theater. In contrast to the bigger theaters that typically play new releases, this independent theater focuses on classic or cult films. It's so much fun to see old favorites on the big screen! They organize their weekly offerings around themes and often have fun events to go along with certain showings (e.g., recently they had a morning showing of Short Circuit with a cereal buffet). The theater itself is charming and old school, consisting of just a single screen. The capacity is quite small...maybe 100 or seats? So get your tickets early if you anticipate a crowd! Of course, the old school vibe of the theater means that it doesn't have the luxury seats that we've all grown accustomed to in theaters these days. The seats are perfectly adequate, but can feel a bit cramped if you're in a packed house. You won't see traditional previews and commercials before your movie here, but they DO create their own previews that advertise their upcoming events, which I think is awesomely creative. Their concession stand offers a variety of unique snacks, such as ice cream from beloved local favorite Millie's (whaaaat?!)...plus they have a few beers on tap! And as others have mentioned, you can also peruse the attached bottle shop and pick up a six pack to take inside with you. All things considered, this is a great place to go when you're looking for something a little different than the typical movie night out. Love, love, love it!

Row House is a welcome addition to Butler St. and I recommend it to any cinephile. I'd been waiting for a chance to get to the Row House, and the perfect opportunity presented itself during its Katherine Hepburn retrospective last week. Each week, the Row House picks a different theme (actor, director, genre, etc), giving a sense of continuity in programming. When I arrived for a showing, I was pleasantly surprised to find you can purchase a weekly pass and save. It's a great feature for a super fan. The theater is cozy and had beer on tap (!!). My only issue is the seats aren't megaplex -comfy. This review would've been a 4-star (sorry I love my seats!) if not for the customer service I received while at the theater. During our screening, nothing came on after the previews. We sat, maybe 3 minutes staring at a blank screen until the owner came in, apologized, and started the film up again. The technological malfunction was completely forgettable, but when we left the theater at the end of the movie, the owner was handing out vouchers for a free film. I thought it was completely unnecessary, but shows a great commitment to keeping us happy! I'll be back again, hopefully soon!

This place is pretty sweet. Small, one theater, updated with awesome chairs. Very trendy. We saw The Exorcist on halloween. There was a little snack bar when you come in where I got popcorn, and there were salts and sweet seasonings for it. Also other snacks and sodas. The only thing that sucks is something (sounded like a fridge honestly) kept kicking on on the other side of one of the walls and was a little distracting. Also the left side of the theater faces the street and you could hear crap through the wall. The tickets cost as much as my theater back home on matinee but we didn't mind because it was super cool to see an older movie in theater. I know I sound like my mom, but it was SUPER loud in there. I thought it was way too loud for such a small theater and that also bothered me a lot, whereas in a regular theater I've never had much problem. I thin the best part is that it's attached to Atlas bottle works and you can bring your beer in to drink. We got there too late to do this but since we'll most likely come back, we will try to do that next time!

Row House is a great addition to Butler St., but I wouldn't quite recommend it to any cinephile. Boasting a fantastic beer selection, both in bottles and on tap; juice boxes, Mexican cokes, and other awesome snacks (including popcorn drizzled with Amish butter); weekly themes of movies, including classics and must-sees as well as cinephile favorites that you might not have had a chance to see; one must wonder, what would keep someone away? People were still stumbling in ten minutes into the movie, talking loudly in the packed theater while they tried to find a seat for their groups of four or five, and then meekly apologizing while they trampled over other seated guests who either got to the movie early, entered when the previews were playing, walked in when the pre-movie-where's-the-bathroom-short came on, or managed to get in right as the movie started. Most of the back of the theater continued to talk a half hour into the movie, with some people loudly narrating the action unfolding (and others offering their opinions a bit too prematurely). Cell phones opened constantly, but everyone settled down after a time and managed to enjoy the experience together. At the end of the movie, the audience was silent for a few seconds; a critically acclaimed masterpiece of cinema, the works of one of the greatest contemporary directors of the art, and Hark! What are the first words spoken? What say you, man from the back to the rest of the theater? "That's it?" I get it if you just came to goof around, or if you don't like a movie, or whatever--but if you're going to see a film, please show some respect. I really like everything about the Row House, I just really couldn't stand most of the people. And, what's the worth of seeing a movie in a theater without a solid audience to watch it with? I might come back for a movie I don't care about, or for some comedy or rom-com or something that doesn't require a bunch of yuppies to sit respectfully or feel the need to constantly share their vapid opinions. Or maybe I'll just stick to the cult classic nights at the Waterfront. Sorry.

Say it with me now - "Toga...toga...toga!" We chanted that the entire way to Row House (not really), swaddled in our finest toga attire (really), for a midnight showing of "Animal House." Not only did I receive a Lawrenceville resident discount, but a costume discount too! Add in comfy seats, great popcorn and a nice drink list, and I'm hooked on this hometown theater. My only thoughts are that $9 for an old movie is a bit much and a surcharge on beer bought in the same building seems silly, but I'll deal. I mean, "Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor? Hell, no!"

Came here on Christmas for a showing of Home Alone and some order-to-your-seat Chinese food; Unfortunately another customer accidentally (or intentionally?) claimed our order before we could (myself and my girlfriend). The Row House and Bierport staff were kind enough to fully refund our food order and even offer a free beer as a result of the inconvenience. Beer selection: 10/10 Customer service: 11/10 Have always loved coming here for the beer, movies, and special events. I would recommend Row House to anyone that enjoys classic movies, quality beer, and good service. - Order #18

The RHC entrance is a beautiful homage to old school movie theaters and a gem of the Lawrenceville store fronts. The hallway has beautifully framed, unique movie posters and a conveniently-located bathroom. Connected to RHC, is Atlas Bottle Works, where you can find hundreds of bottles of sparkling wine, cider, and beer, chilled at purchase. (They also have a tap room downstairs with dozens of seasonal/themed beers and lots of cool events.) RHC has a small variety of snacks and beverages as well, including their delicious popcorn. The interior of the theater is clean and no frills - and true in feeling to...you guessed it...the Pittsburgh row house. I will say that, unfortunately, as compared to the Manor or the Oaks, the seats are pretty uncomfortable. In addition to new films, the RHC plays themed runs of classic films. Overall, the intimate, relaxed feel, the availability of craft beers right next door, and the quirky and current selection of films make the Row House Cinema the perfect destination for date night - or any night!