Bocca Di Bacco (Theatre District - 45th St.)

Film Center Cafe is located at 635 9Th Ave # 9, New York, NY. This business specializes in Restaurants and has 21 review(s) with a star rating of 3.4. Film Center Cafe is open Mon, 11am-2pm ; Tue, 11am-2pm ; Wed, 11am-2pm ; Thu, 11am-2pm ; Fri, 11am-2pm ; Sat, Closed ; Sun, Closed. and accepts American Express, Discover and Visa.

Brunch: Brunch on Saturday and Sunday is just $10.95, and for an additional $8 you can receive unlimited champagne, mimosas, bloody marys or screwdrivers.

What to Drink: The cocktails named for classic film stars have been replaced with standard mixed drinks like the cosmo. Brews are available as well as a full wine cellar focusing on Italian, American and French selections.

"Old-world Italy" comes to Manhattan via these Italians vending "jazzed-up" standards bolstered by "sure-hit" wines by the glass and "rustic", brick-walled settings; "up-and-down" service strikes off-notes, but given the "decent prices" and "positive energy", most "go home happy."

Formerly Vucciria, this restaurant was revamped to become the second Bocca di Bacco. — Florence Fabricant

From an owner of Chelsea’s Il Bastardo, this casual Hell’s Kitchen Italian (in the former Film Center Cafe space) is named for an open food market in Sicily and offers housemade pastas and other moderately priced dishes hailing from that island as well as from Puglia and Sardinia; Italian phrases decorate the walls of its expansive quarters, obscured in areas by racks of wine, rustic baskets of...

Film Center Cafe located in Manhattan's Theater District and across from the historic Film Center serves delicious American fare amidst theatrically-lit vintage film memorabilia. Super burgers, overstuffed sandwiches, and various types of reasonably priced comfort food make it a fun pre-theater stop.

Chill atmosphere across from the Film Center.