Roxie Theater

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4.5

( 8 reviews )

Performing Arts, Cinema

3117 16th St, San Francisco, CA 94103, United States

+1 4158-631-087

Introducing Roxie Theater, the oldest continually operating theater in San Francisco, renowned for showing classic and new arthouse films. Located in the vibrant neighborhood of Mission Dolores, Roxie Theater is easily accessible through public transportation. The theater boasts a welcoming vibe and easy-going staff, and offers a variety of delicious canned beers and great popcorn for moviegoers to enjoy. Roxie Theater is a non-profit theater that screens all kinds of interesting, fun, and unique movies, attracting a community of film enthusiasts. With 796 positive reviews, Roxie Theater has become a sought-after destination for anyone seeking a diverse and captivating cinematic experience.

Amenities and More

Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Credit cards
Debit cards
Good for kids
Food
Restaurant

Reviews

4.5/5

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Narmowen s.

March 22, 2024

Great little non-profit theater that shows all kinds of interesting, fun, and unique movies. Easy to get to via BART too! Worth a visit if you have the chance

Jerald stein

March 22, 2024

I was very excited to see the Boy and the Heron. Unbeknownst to us, the theater had been rented for a private event and they screened it next door in a small long room with a projector screen about the size of the one I have at home. Not a cinematic experience that you would pay money for. Beatter check that what you’re seeing isn’t at this “mini Roxie”

Felipe quintero

March 22, 2024

I've been coming here since the early 90's, not much has changed.😅😂 Maybe the neighborhood, but the energy and vibe of the movies and auditorium are always one of a kind! …

Benq

March 22, 2024

Nice indie theater. We saw Joyland in little Roxie. The popcorn had no salt or butter on it, and the theater itself isn’t the most comfortable. I’ll probably go again because they show movies you can’t find at the bigger theaters, but they should really warn you before offering you unsalted popcorn!

Megan cate

March 22, 2024

I love the Roxie Theater! They show the quirkiest movies that you can't see elsewhere. And I'm told that it looks exactly the same from someone who worked there a decade ago. There are technically two theaters with the cocktail bar Dalva in the middle. I have only chosen movies in the Little Roxie for some reason. It's a small, intimate theater that only fits maybe 40 people? It's pretty old school and old, but that's the charm of the Roxie! There are concessions for sale, and the employees are chill. I'm always down to catch a movie here!

Marisol soto

March 22, 2024

I have seen two great film here : Joyland and The Worst Person in the World ; the film prints here are pristine but acoustics are slightly muffled; It does need a facelift : the repertory portion isn’t as strong - past directors are mostly forgotten unless their death causes a splash - Goddard. It should be a multi screen cinema instead of Big and Small as if they were a fast food chain. Let’s not compare this theater to NY’s Film Forum; that would be like comparing little grapes to the big apple.

Julian modesto

March 22, 2024

One of the best theaters in San Francisco. One day I’m going to donate to get a name plate on one of the chairs. I don’t know why more theaters don’t do this. 🎞️ …