This place has newly opened, and was previously known as 'The Moon and Sixpence'. I would highly…read morerecommend this place to have breakfast; the mini breakfast is excellent value and the staff are most friendly and helpful. Beautifully situated next to the Moness Burn, which flows from the Birks o' Aberfeldy down to the river Tay.

Great news we have a cinema back at the fort!…read more Last time I visited the old cinema the floor was sticky and the old place stunk. But now we have a fresh cinema that all shiny & brand new! Plenty of screens & toilets. Last few times it's been relatively quiet, which is nice! You can choose your seat and chill. It has a costa, so you even grab a coffee and take it into the screen with you, beats a fizzy drink sometimes! Opposite costa is the odeon's fast food bit with nachos and drinks etc to get you munching through the moo ooo vie!

A nice wee cinema. It's not got a huge amount of screens and showings but it feels a little more…read moreintimate than its bigger cousins. The staff here are lovely. I haven't had a bad experience with them yet and they are always super helpful and funny. The food and drink offering is good here too. It also has an in house costa coffee if you prefer to take one of those in instead. Handy as you don't have to walk to the ones further away. On Friday and Saturday book your tickets online and collect them. I was let down the other week when my showing was sold out but the guy was really nice behind the til and gave us VIP seats for our alternative viewing. Like I said..super nice. There are also loads of choices for food either before or after in the surrounding restaurants.

Cineworld is a big cinema but a little out of town. If you are early for a showing, it has the…read moreadvantage of having a bar upstairs. Huge queues at the weekends so its best to book your tickets in advance. Not the cleanest of cinemas.

I actually really like this new Vue branch. I'm normally always going to the Hamilton one, so it's…read morenice to drive a short 15 minutes from my house to get a nice new experience in this one. This new Vue Cinema at the Fort is definitely substantially smaller than the one I'm used to in Hamilton, but I think I prefer it for this reason. Situated above 4 restaurants in the middle of a shopping centre, you'd think it would be absolutely chaotic, but it was relatively quiet the night we went, and that was for orange Wednesdays as well! The staff seemed pleasant and competent for a new opening, and I thoroughly like this wee cinema! I'm sure it'll get busier the more people notice that it's there, especially with the restaurants underneath!

I was out with a few friends, we where all looking forward to the new James Bond movie just out…read more This was my first time at this cinema and it worked out a few pounds cheaper than the one in Glasgow city centre. If you are buying snacks here be aware that there is an Asda just a few minutes and you can buy your items there, some items nearly four times cheaper. A pack of M&M's where £3.95 and Asda was £1.00 that's s massive £2.95 of a difference. The cinema area was small but the seats where comfortable. I couldn't get a phone or wifi signal anywhere. I would come back to this cinema.

Great classic old theatre…read more In America, all of our cinemas have been bought up by the Chinese. They are all now cookie cutter and extremely expensive. This has a bit of a Cinema Paradiso feel to it. The way theaters used to be. The way theaters should be. The screens are nice and the sound is great- that's not what I'm talking about. I'm talking about the FEEL of actually going into a movie theater. Not just a cookie cutter, bland, corporate cattle call. The locals are terrified that Tiger Woods and Justin Timberlake are going to buy this place. Gut it. And turn it into a golf simulator. Thats the rumor. Dear God, please prevent this from happening! This place deserves to exist.

This is the only cinema I have ever been to that I would describe as quaint! It has only a small…read moreselection of the biggest selling films but it has a great vibe that brings back nostalgic feelings for the olden days. Only the main screen is really large (the others could nicely be described as intimate) but ticket prices are low and the late night Wednesday classic is not to be missed.

Functional, dated and small screens. Right beside the…read moreWaterfront Complex is a small 4 screen local cinema. This is one of those that you consider going to when you really want to see a film a few months after it has had its major release. Yes, of course they have premier showings, but they are few and far between. Being used to the bigger and better equipped (sound wise) cinema's in Glasgow and Edinburgh it is not one I'd like to visit for a good cinematic experience. Small waiting area and for the popular fils you are sometimes asked to wait in the queue outside. Greenock is not know for its extended dry periods so - if you are going to see a popular film, that has been out for a little while in the big city cinemas, then you'd better bring somewaterproofs. Still it is a cinema and as I understand they only one in Greenock. They've been there for enough years to think they are doing something right.

This is a fantastic CINEMA not nightclub as Swipi calls it. Friendly staff, nice intimate…read moreatmosphere and saves travelling to the big multiplex cinemas. We need to use it more. Obviously they turn screenings around quicker so we miss a few things but we've made a commitment to go here more than travel to imax.

This cinema is retro. Super retro. So much so that it feels that little bit dated…read more I can't comment on prices since I was there for a film preview but the cinema itself is pleasant enough, with a large, spacious foyer. Staff were friendly enough and, whilst it made for a nice evening, like I said, it all feels a bit stuck in time. I just don't think I'd travel out here again given that the impressive Cineworld and iconic GFT reside in the city centre surrounded by an abundance of fantastic places to eat and drink. The Showcase surroundings pale in comparison. S'alright.

A relaxing diversion from the hustle and bustle of our usual Cineworld haunt - this cinema was…read moresuper easy to drive to and we could park right outside the door unlike any other cinema around Glasgow. It was refreshing to get served right away without waiting in a long queue for tickets and the staff were friendly and efficient - refreshment area was well staffed and no long queues either. The decor is pretty tired but I actually really liked the retro vibe! There were even drinks fountains and dodgy geometric patterned carpets. Great selection of hot drinks, snacks and everything you would expect from a well stocked cinema. The seats in the screens themselves aren't as plush and comfortable as a more modern cinema, and the screen was a bit smaller that I expected but the viewing quality and sound was excellent. An overall pleasant, efficient and convenient experience!

A good cinema with plenty of screens and regular showings of new movies, and occasionally, classic…read morefilms as well. Easy to get to by train, direct from Glasgow Central or express bus, from Buchanan Bus Station. It's just off the M8. The ticket prices aren't too friendly, especially at the weekend, but it's a decent enough cinema. They do 3d movies and decent food, which is overpriced as usual. Last time I was there some guy came in with a crazy video camera that flashed green to look around in the dark to see if anyone was recording the movie. It looked like a speedcamera and it was so creepy it completely took me out of the experience of watching the film, it was surreal. I was not impressed.

Located next to a few restaurants, a major supermarket and a Next, means this can be a busy cinema-…read moreespecially to get parked in. As with most cinemas these days, tickets are pretty expensive (£8.45 on the Saturday night we visited). We'd purchased our tickets beforehand, so didn't need to queue for our tickets on the night, but the ticket queue was pretty long and seemed to move slow due to the folks shelling out for huge buckets of popcorn and snacks. I clocked some of the prices (eh £3.35 for a big bag of Doritos and the same for chocolate!). I really don't know how these places get away with charging what they do. I was mildly tempted to have some Ben & Jerry's icecream but decided to stick with the snacks we'd smuggled in, and save myself a fiver! Whilst waiting outside our screening to enter the cinema, it was slightly off putting to hear the rumbling/ noises from other screens(one of which had the door open and was showing the end of the film we were about to see!) Our official showing time was 6.15 but we didn't get allowed into the screen till twenty past, which was slightly annoying. However, it did mean that they seemed to miss out the adverts at the beginning, which was good given we were in for a three hour movie (don't you wish they would give you a break in the middle :) ) I'm not sure if its the same for every movie but we had preassigned tickets and had opted for quite near the back in the middle. I think these days most cinemas are first come first served with seats, and personally I prefer this. The screen wasn't the biggest I've been in and think some of the Glasgow cinemas are probably better for this. That being said, this cinema is pretty handy for me, and is somewhere I'll visit (or be dragged to) depending on the movie!