You may have seen “Dial M for Murder” – but have you seen it in 3D? Grace Kelly stars in Alfred Hitchcock’s classic, now shown in its original, dual-projector form though Thursday at the Film Forum, 209 W. Houston St., (212) 727-8110. There are a wealth of post-movie dining possibilities just around the corner.

‘ino

21 Bedford St.

(between Downing Street & Sixth Avenue)

(212) 989-5769

Perfect panini are hot off the presses at this stellar Italian sandwich shop, with great wines by the glass to match.

Lupa

170 Thompson St.

(between Bleecker & Houston streets)

(212) 982-5089

Mario Batali and company’s mid-priced Roman trattoria offers artisan meats and cheeses, pastas and entrees that pop with fresh ingredients.

Mirchi

29 Seventh Ave. S.

(between Bedford & Morton)

(212) 414-0931

Indian street snacks cooked on a griddle-like tawa in an open kitchen are the highlight at this stylish full-menu spot.

Mercer Kitchen

Mercer Hotel, 99 Prince St.

(at Mercer Street)

(212) 966-5454

Jean-George Vongerichten’s magic hand draws connoisseurs and celebs to this classy subterranean kitchen with a clever French-American menu.

Zoe

90 Prince St.

(between Broadway and Mercer Street)

(212) 966-6722

This neighborhood favorite keeps locals happy with quietly creative American bistro food.