Open just 2 weeks ago, picture house is a very welcome addition to the n8 area…read more This 5 screen cinema has a fully stocked upstairs and downstairs bar, loads of high end snacks, cakes and even a restaurant menu. The seats in the actual cinema are soft, warm and comfy with plenty of leg room. There's a sofa aisle in the middle and back of the cinema which you can book at no extra cost. I image they're the first to go though. Bad points: There are no tables inside the cinema so they don't recommend bringing in actual dishes from the restaurant side of the cinema. Snacks and drinks are seriously expensive (but no more than any other cinema). Tickets cost £13.50 plus a £1.50 booking fee.

This is review is mainly based on the fact that it is in Crouch End which is local to me. I say…read morethis because the area, though a cultural hub for many people in industry (peep show was filmed here, Shaun of Dead house not too far away, Gillian Anderson use to live here, amongst many others still in area) never really had a cinema to go to until the wonderfully small Arthouse came along. This picturehouse is one of many in the chain. I go to the newly opened Central one now quite a bit but this new one is now my closest. It has about 5-6 screens and I went to see Bridge of Spies on screen 4. The sound could have been a tad louder and I think there was not much surround sound. Saying that I mentioned this to manager and they mentioned it would in future. I went on officially it's 4th day of opening. I was told screen 5 is a favourite because it is intimate and has only about 26 seats. Cool. I asked to see screen 1, their prize biggest screen because i might see Star Wars there soon. The seats are like sofa seats. All of them. And there are double seats. The screen was higher than usual because they have a platform ready for future Q&A's. I will go see that screen but not sure it's best for something quite as epic as Star Wars. There's a nice cafe downstairs to people watch, and a main restaurant to see even better looking down upon Main Street. All in all. I liked my it's visit. Comfy, obviously clean and nice staff. Will be back for more to check other screens too. UPDATE - DEC '15: Checked out the brand new Crouch End PH. Kicking rainy Mondays onto the curb with it's cheap tickets! Steven Spielberg & Tom Hanks have made a great film with Bridge of Spies. Written by the Coen Brothers a real classic spy/war film. Love a bit of espionage! The cinema itself was lovely. Nicely laid out with cafe at bottom and many screens dotted around. I went into Screen 4 and it had good sound. Next time I will try for their main one.

Sometimes I just fancy a more up market cinematic experience, the type where I can swap my popcorn…read morefor white chocolate raspberries and my diet coke for a nice glass of red. This is where the Everyman steps in. It prides itself on a whole different attitude to screening and no corners are cut as they deliver their stylish and comfortable ethos. There are two lovely reception lounges where you can enjoy a pre movie drink and a cloakroom that really makes a difference when you've just come in from the rain. Need somewhere to stash your golf brolly whilst you enjoy the film? No problem. The two screening lounges are both filled with big, comfy armchairs and sofas (no standard seat rows in sight), a mini table for your treats and most even have a wine cooler at the side. All the seats are also waited on by efficient service staff so you don't even need to queue for your peppadews and Italian bread. I recommend that you book, if only to get the best seats (choose from the online seating plan). Try the sofa 7/8 on row E, Screening Lounge 1, perfect for cuddling up on. The only thing they leave for you to do is to put your feet up and wait for the film to start. They've got the rest covered

YES! Everman is right: "A unique experience" - What a cosy little cinema with a very inspiring…read morelocation! Very untypical because the viewers can chill down on SOFAS or even love seats :) The big point of this arrangement is the big and comfy space on every seat. I was watching 7 Psychopaths, had some great Cashews and an open redwine. If you like sophisticated movies you are right at Everyman. The seats have 3 different categories: GALLERY ADULT £12.50 - STANDARD ADULT £12.50 and CLUB SUITE (2 Seats) £25. Enjoy the show! It's great!

Bf and I came here to see No Time to Die this past weekend!!! Was such a great feeling being in a…read moremovie theater in front of the big screen again, and for the long-awaited James Bond movie at last! Screen 8 where we watched the movie was a large theater room, which is what you want for such an action movie I think. Boyfriend pointed out it wasn't edge to edge (so there might be even better options out there), but I didn't even notice that before he mentioned it and thought the huge screen and great sound system did the job. Sound was loud enough without being deafening, so just right imo. The seats we got were in the very center in front of the walkway (so no rows of seats in front of us, yet we're not too close), which I would absolutely recommend!

I went to the room 10. It's super small and I was expecting something really bad. It turns out that…read morethe screen was really bid, the sound perfect and the atmosphere cozy. I totally recommend this room ! That would be a 5 stars if we could access to the room directly with a mobile ticket.

If you're a film lover you NEED to go to this place. The Aubin has a lot to offer - some good food,…read morecocktails and... sofas with blankets. It doesn't get much better than that! It's a really lovely intimate setting - quite small so regardless of where you end up sitting you have a great view of the screen. Also pretty impressed with their selection of films - it's nice to see some smaller productions every once in a while. Tickets are a little pricey (£13) but I do think that it's worth it if you want the convenience of total comfort and relaxation.

I love going to the movies. I love sitting on comfy couches. And I love cocktails and gourmet…read moretreats. Who knew that these could all be combined in one place??! Well, at The Aubin Cinema they are. :) Downstairs of the fancy clothing store Aubin and Wills, the Aubin Cinema is a cinema lover's delight. You book ahead of time to get comfy lounge chairs or loveseats and can settle into watching a great indie film with a a beer in hand. The flicks are 13 quid a pop but that's about how much they cost everywhere else and you don't get fancy seats with all the rest! PERFECT date spot!

they kicked me out for being on my phone i explained i was messaging my dad whom is in hospital…read morethen rudely talked to me and threw me out

Terrible customer service after manager at Redditch refused us entry during the opening adverts and…read morethen tried to have security throw us out. Instead security were fed-up with the behaviour of the manager and asked us to complain to the company Vue and the shopping centre. CS gave me 2x free tickets (worth £5 given Meerkat 2-4-1) which ran out during Covid so never used and CS refused to re-send.

Selfridges really does have EVERYTHING now, including a cinema. Being Selfridges, it's not just any…read morecinema, it is the Everyman, a cinema that makes you feel like a VIP. Noted for it's spacious couch seating, waiters to bring you the snacks you ordered, and a little table to keep it all on, it is a little more expensive than other cinemas, but you get your money's worth. I have been to other Everyman cinemas and enjoyed the VIP treatment, but in this instance, I found my seat very hard to get comfortable in. It wasn't too hard, but it was so high off the ground that it was impossible for me to get comfortable. It might work for someone 6ft tall but for me, it just wasn't working. I would recommend not sitting in the front, I think there might be better elsewhere in the room.

I'm so happy about Everyman opened in Selfridges…read more Came here for an one-off showing of Mary Poppins on Christmas eve, the film I loved for many years but first time seeing it on a big screen. It was delightful. Later saw Paddington Bear here too. The seats are very comfortable, especially the soft leather sofa. Unlike some other cinemas it's kept very clean. You can also purchase adult drinks at the bar to take into the studios.

One of my local cinemas I am impressed by the seating on Screen one which has good sound and image…read morequality. The seats are comfortable although some appear to be a bit overused and broken. The cinema needs a bit more cleaning up and modernisation. The cinema is not very busy even on a Saturday night which is surprising being in a busy area. My biggest issue is with the men's toilets as there is no ventilation and the smell is unbearable... But then this appears to be a common cinema issue.

It's a cinema - it has several screens and it'll sell you popcorn and soft drinks at the going…read morerate. I'm not a huge cinema connoisseur.. but...you know...this place...it does the job. Might not be as big and swanky as a Central London venue, but the ticket prices reflect that, and if you live in North London then it's a great little local to have. Come on a Tuesday and you'll get a discount. Come on a Sunday and you'll get to meet the Big Boss at church!

Now I would highly recommend this cinema if you want an intimate and very comfortable cinema…read moreexperience without the annoying people talking all the way through and even better... A very representable price tag. I think we even attended on a crazy Monday and got half price tickets. They have a bar in the waiting area where you can buy drinks of all sorts and sweets or ice cream (no popcorn if I remember rightly) which is prob a good and less busy place to pop in for a cuppa anytime anyway. The cinema itself usually has most higher rated films showing on release and extremely generous seating throughout. Screen are on the smaller side but overall that doesn't detract from the experience unless you want an IMAX experience or something totally in your face. Barbican is definitely worth a trip for those wanting to avoid mainstream cinemas. Xyz

My wife and I recently visited to see Life of Pi for a Sunday matinee. The tickets were £15…read moreapiece, no stadium seating, and I've seen more impressive movie screens in the tube. Oddly, when we bought our tickets, he showed us a tattered seating chart and asked us which seats we'd like, but had to look up our request in the computer to see if they're already taken, which led to the following conversation: "how about those?" "sorry I'm afraid those are taken. "how about those?" "sorry I'm afraid..." etc. The one twist was the classy food - scones, quiche, and an extensive wine list - which we weren't expecting. While I'm a fan beer / wine in movies, we actually just wanted some popcorn and sweets...

The screens are fine, and they usually do a good job of keeping out the rabble - or giving the…read morecondign apology when the picture you're seeing gets invaded half way through by noise-makers. But order a coffee, and good grief you're transported back to Russia under communism. You have to do three separate things. You have to pay on an incredibly faffy touch screen; you have to go and queue up and give the voucher it issues you to one of the counter staff, who'll give you a cup; then you have to go over to the coffee machine and faff with that, too. Whoever it was at the management consultancy Odeon employed to 'streamline' their front-of-house drink-vending experience deserves total social obloquy followed by the electric chair. How dare they!

I had a good experience here when I saw a movie last night. Granted the tickets are cheaper on…read moreMondays (£7) but I felt like it was a good experience for the price. Definitely recommend signing up for an account with them so you can take advantage of the discounted tickets. I got a glass of wine for the movie and the girl working the bar was really sweet and commented on my accent and asked where I was from. There are cheap wine options but most of the concessions are overpriced as you would expect from a theatre. I found the seats (recliners) to be quite comfortable and there was much more room in front of them than I had come to expect from theatres in the US. Not sure if that's standard in the UK but it was a pleasant surprise. The screen was a tad on the small side but the audio/visual elements were all great. The neighbourhood isn't the nicest but didn't feel unsafe, just a little less posh than other parts of London. Would return, although there are other Odeon locations that are closer to me that I'd be more inclined to visit.