Movie theatre is located in area once visited by the Stones, Beatles who recorded here…read more Screen room 1 ( saw LaLa Land) was extremely comfortable, with fantastic acoustics. Wide aisles, roomy seats make you feel like your in the comfort of your own home. Regal and AMC get on board!

This is a seriously luxury cinema with wide reclining chairs and loveseats. The sloping is not…read morequite right - if people in front of you sit bolt upright you're likely to have their heads obstructing an irritating amount of the bottom of the screen but it certainly didn't ruin my experience. Sound quality seemed excellent. Matinee seats were not too expensive (£10) but I think in the evening you're close to West End prices. Some gripes: the snacks range. Popcorn not particularly fresh (it cannot be as it is in sealed bags). Giant bags of chocolate not readily available. On the plus side, there is delightful bar downstairs you can access without going outside. I saw the Hobbit here in 3D. No fault of the cinema, really, but I wouldn't see the next instalment in 3D. Due to the camera used in some of the scenes the lighting made it look more like a cheap BBC sitcom than a beautifully shot epic fantasty film. See the Qype User reviews for some fascinating information about the history of this building as a recording studio - a great shame it was shut down, and a pity it couldn't have been an awesome Stax-style museum, but the cinema conversion is certainly not a total tragedy.

went on Sunday for lunch been a few times before but it has been several months but the menu seems…read moreto have changed and for the worst unfortunately. And the pudding with the overnight oatmeal soak was extremely disappointing. Could do a lot better and I know because I have had way better here previously.

What a wonderful way to spend an evening!…read more Two films (usually with a theme running between them) for £7.50. SEVEN FIFTY!! Last night's was a Joaquin Phoenix double bill, showing Walk The Line followed by Two Lovers. While we ended up skipping the first film and just having dinner, the price is still very reasonable. We shared a lovely bottle of wine outside on the terrace (had to sit on the wall though as all the tables were full) with amazing views of the river and Hammersmith Bridge. Back inside for dinner, which we shared: a large mezze platter and some mushroom bruschetta, both of which were delicious and just enough. The cinema itself is what every cinema should be: small and dark, with the seats on an incline so everyone can see. They showed the previews and ads WAY before the start time (PERFECT!!), even drew the curtains in between the previews and the film itself (DRAMATIC!!). Riverside has much more to offer than just a restaurant and a cinema... it also shows stand-up comedy, has a fully functioning tv studio where they film live shows, a theatre for live music, and art exhibitions. A wonderful space with quality at every turn.

Staff here are always so friendly and never had any issues with any of the multitude of films I…read morehave watched here. Sound and picture quality totally on point!

So, it's a standard Vue. But I tend to lean more towards the Vues than any other chain. This is…read morethe closest cinema to my place of residence, and it is very easily accessible via bus, tube, foot, hoverboard, roller skates, although I can't vouch for parking, as I clearly don't have to park my hoverboard. Regardless! Movies are £11.50 for standard seating and I believe £13 for VIP. I don't know that splurging for the VIP seats is necessary here as the standard seats are quite roomy, comfy, and have tons of leg room. I'd plopped my bag, coat and scarf in front of my seat, still had plenty of leg room, and people could easily pass by. There don't appear to be any "XTREME" screens, so you'll have to go to a larger Vue if that's what you're after. The seating and floor were clean, they had a Ben and Jerry's, and I got to see the new Bond well before my American buddies back home. I couldn't really ask for more.

Absolutely worst cinema experience I have ever had. My friends and I had 3 seats together and we…read morewalked into the screening 12 minutes early, and there were other patrons already inside the house. The male employee was inside cleaning alone, and we tried to stay out of the way so he could clean the huge mess in our row. My friend even helped him clean up by collecting trash and putting it in the trash bag. There was chocolate smeared on the seats and popcorn all over the floor. There were people in the other rows and he still cleaned their rows. As he left and more people came in, we realized he would not come back to clean our row. I went outside to ask another staff member if they could come in and clean the seat with chocolate smeared because we had to sit on it (it was a full house). She went and asked him and I overheard him say "well they came in early so I couldn't ask them to move so I could clean, so I'm not going in now because there's people there". The staff member came back to me and told us it was basically our fault for being there early and apparently "in the way". We didn't mind the mind the popcorn on the floor, but the seat was unable to be sat in. She told me we could move to the front, but those seats are priced at a lower cost than what we paid for. We just sucked it up and sat on a shopping bag, but I hope this employee never works a day in customer service ever again.

I love vue cinemas its the only cinema I go to. This is because they always have massive screens in…read morecomparison to other cinemas. They also have lemon sorbet flavour ice cream which I never seem to find in other cinemas. However my fellow Qypers I just wanted to share the traumatic ordeal I experienced at Vue cinema in Sheperds bush screen 6! I arrived into the movie pretty late so i sat near to the front with my boyfriend. whilst watching the movie I noticed a dark shadow move across the cinema floor. At first I ignored it cause I didnt want to jump into conclusions. Not until when the cinema was slightly brightened and I saw a rat yes a rat! running around freely and I am sure there was more than one. I was not comfortable at all as I was constantly watching the floor and not the movie. I made a complaint to the manager and recieved some compensation but that is beside the point. I paid to watch a with my boyfriend not to watch a movie with my boyfriend and rats! So beware Qypers!

Backyard Cinema's latest stint of films are a perfect mix of classics and the best of 2016. Now in…read moreit's third term at Mercado Metropolitano it is perfectly situated next to a plethora of street food stalls including Italian specialties, BBQ and Argentinean. After the magical Winter Night Garden run ended shortly after Christmas they have swapped the winter wardrobe and evergreens to an art deco cinema set with a red carpet. Since visiting in December they have definitely sorted out the heating however the comfy bean bags have remained, with a view from each seat as good as the next. My friend and I went to see the ever classic Clueless and had a fantastic evening reminiscing our school years.. As if! I'm certainly looking forward to seeing what they release next and would thoroughly recommend the experience.

Amazing backyard cinema! My first backyard cinema experience…read moreso wasn't sure what to expect. Being greeted by a small tunnel to go through was not what I imagined. After going along a little walkway, jumping into a soft play pit and then climbing out there was the cinema. Great fun. There is bar with drinks and snacks, beanbag seats and even blankets if you need them. Amazing way to watch a film although the beanbags get a bit uncomfortable after a while. Would be back again soon

Huge screens, lovely staff and I'm just so glad they're reopened now. Thanks Cineworld for one of…read morethe best experiences of the past 15 months! This particular Cineworld is the best of the bunch I reckon. New, plush and surrounded by lots of eateries. Win-win-win!

Good, comfortable, convenient , if it had a better food selection it would be ideal. Good tend to…read morebe on the junk side and service quite slow too, but hey you don't go to cinema to eat right? :) Overall good option

This tiny, tiny little theatre nestled within the bowels of the Curtains Up pub, rightly has a…read morefamous standing throughout the performing arts scene. It can hold a capacity of around fifty people, whom are so close, so intimate with the action, it is all but impossible not to become fully engrossed in the show. My visit gave me the opportunity to revel in the parody: Silence The Musical. It was an intellectual hoot and gripping through its sleek direction and execution by the actors. Songs such as "If I could smell her c@$#," had the audience in fits of laughter as Tom Murphy (aka Dr Hannibal Lector) gave a sterling performance every time he stepped on stage. Talking about sterling performances, Charlie Cable was wonderful in her portrayal of Clarice Starling, and the synergy between Clarice and Lector was impressive. A special mention to Connor Brown as Buffalo Bill, whose ingenious characterization of the crazed lunatic left the audience in an emotional melee of laughter, shock and at times sheer amazement. All in all a great show, with a fabulous cast in a superb venue. I am looking forward to the next theatrical instalment by Imperial Productions.

This little theatre is so incredibly cute and intimate, that during the performance one of the…read moreactors nearly landed on me. It also meant for serious professionalism during "Size 14!" (yours truly being an American size 14) when they caught my eye. Yup, I too went to see Silence! the musical, and it was fabulous. Upstairs is the Curtains Up pub, a gastropub in the fashionable barons court area. The Bar snacks aren't cheap, but they're good. Imperial Productions did an excellent job, although one of the pillars can spoil the view, the space is intimate and creates something incredibly atmospheric, with ingenious use of space, props, lighting and music interacting with excellent characterisation. Silence of the Lambs really *does* work as a comedy musical. Now that's scary.