It's the only cinematic choice for 40 miles, so lucky that it's reasonably priced, with a nice…read morescreen and friendly staff. The place to go when you just can't face what's on TV.

I like this Cinema, have been coming for years. Prices are great, seats are ok. Staff are all…read morefriendly. Not sure if you still do, but there used to be an interval for you to stock up on those goodies!

Tyranny of choice... Begone!…read more There's a fundamental law of quantum uncertainty that states any cinema trip involving more than one person necessitates a lengthy debate about which film to see, followed by torturous scheduling to to fit everyone's needs, which is all ultimately thrown into disarray by a change of dinner plans. Net result: Headache and resolve to catch said film on DVD when it comes out. Well, suffer the paralysis of options no more. The Commodore Cinema shows one film a week, once a day. You don't want to see The Wolfman at 7.30 (and trust me you don't want to see The Wolfman, ever)? Then bloody well do something else. But this cinema doesn't get 5-stars for pared-down simplicity. No, here's the reasons the Commodore rocks: 1. There's a bar downstairs. You can take your drink into the theatre. 2. What, you want more than that? OK, I paid £4.50 to see Avatar on a Friday night - the same ticket in London was easily three times that. It's cheaper again on Mondays and for students, OAPs and other non-contributing members of society. Like dogs and stuff. 3. After the trailers are done there's a little break so you can pop to the loo and wander down to the little kiosk at the front of the cinema. Refreshingly, popcorn and drinks are not at 200% multiplex mark-up prices. Sweet.

A wonderfully quaint little cinema, the Commodore is one of those places that reminds me of a…read moresimpler time. A time before I was born. The single screen comfortably holds a large number, though I have seen people turned away on opening nights, and queues have looped along the entire street outside the cinema. The food is reasonably priced and the staff friendly, while the screen and sound are more than adequate. The cinema can become hot during the summer, and there are often kids (or students) running around to ruin the experience. However, it's worth going just for the old-fashioned experience. And because there's no alternative.

Worthy of a visit to see whatever is on. The main screening room has some large comfy seats at the…read moreback, get there early to nab these. The rest of the seating is regular cinema seating. It's never cold in the winter or over hot in the summer like some cinemas. The smaller screening room is tiny with those smaller standard cinemas seats that seem to be too close to the seats infront. It's definitely cosy in there. The sound system in this smaller room isn't great, it's a bit tinny. They only allow you to consume food purchased at the cinema and it's severely over priced. 2 drinks, 2 bags of sweets cost me the same as two adult tickets.

I've seen a lot of films at this cinema over the years and I'd recommend it to anyone. I think this…read moreis an excellent independent cinema, it's got a good atmosphere and the staff are always polite and friendly. Nice comfy seats in the main screen, the second screen has the older style seats, for me that adds to the ambience. Films change on Friday, I usually go mid week and the cinema is never crowded. Ticket prices are reasonable, I wouldn't say the refreshments are expensive I got popcorn, sweets and a soft drink for about £3 which I don't think is too bad. I'd like a bigger selection of chocolates to choose from though.

two screens (Castel and Market) - upstairs is very good for a local cinema, however lower cinema is…read morenot great. Never been to live show so review is for cinema only. Glad it has been kept open despite risk of closure.

Amazing place for a small town. Three screen cinema and live show venue with top artists often…read moretrying out material before playing really big venues. Best for world music, comedy, and small scale drama. Fantastic atmosphere a hidden gem.

We came across this place by chance and as it turned out, it had the perfect Sunday roast we were…read morecraving. The portions are good, not so overwhelming that I only got half way before giving up. I like that the vegetables came separately for this reason. They've been open two years but didn't accept cards when I went so check first! They are looking to expand with a bigger kitchen coming. This was the old police station and one of the restaurant rooms is still set out like a court room and the cells are downstairs!

From the owner: Cellb is a creative art centre located in the old police buildings in Blaenau Ffestiniog. The…read morecentre has a cafe-bar serving delicious freshly cooked meals, serving ILLY coffee & has a wide range of world larger's, wine & cocktails. The cafe-bar space also boasts an art gallery, free wi-fi, alternative cinema nights. The centre is a hub for music, attracting large scale performances by Jamaican & Uk reggae artists as well as Jazz, soul & funk and Welsh language music. Downstairs is about to be turned into a Bunkhouse where you can sleep in the old cell's! It is also a hub for design courses where young creatives create their own magazines. Cellb is a place for all the family & is open to all ages, sex & colour of skin. www.cellb.org

very good seats super big screen!!!! and omg the amazing digitel curcus the last act!!!read more

Really great screen 1 here. I mean massive and clear quality. I think it was the first time 3D…read moredidn't annoy me. The seats were lovely and comfy too. And the staff pleasant. We were lucky to have been here for a relatively empty screening and there wasn't a peep out of the people who were there - bonus! Nice popcorn too

Brilliant for price and the films are always up-to-dateread more

Oldie type cinema. Love itread more

This cinema is large and has several screens, showing the latest new releases. It's the nearest…read morecinema to Caernarfon, which is about 30 miles away, so it's a rare treat to visit. The cinema itself is very modern, with 8 screens using the latest film technology, and the seats are comfortable and spacious. There is wheelchair access and seats in the front row that are suitable for the disabled. Inside the cinema there's an ice-cream stall, a popcorn counter in the middle of the foyer, a hot dog counter and a Pick 'n' Mix style sweet shop. Of course, these prices are all extortionate and whilst it costs £6.60 for an adult ticket to see the film, it costs almost as much for a tub of popcorn. Outside the cinema, which is located in a leisure park on the outskirts of Llandudno Junction, there's a McDonalds, a KFC, a Pizza Hut, a Frankie & Benny's and several other eateries. The price to see the film is actually quite reasonable, I believe, but the extras let the whole experience down.

Just another Cineworld, just another chain cinema. Nothing bad, nothing great. It is what it is…read more It's the Wetherspoons of movie emporiums. The popcorn is expensive, the fizzy water that tastes vaguely of cola or orange is even worse, the hot dogs are luke warm and the nachos are doritos with a lumpy, solid, unlovable cheese sauce. But the place shows movies, and movies are good. Facilities were clean, the pool table worked (I won both games I played) and I can't say anything bad!