Been coming here for 3 years and live 2 doors down. Cafe staff are incredibly rude, not all of them…read morebut have spoken to 2 who can only be described as aggressive. 1 today. Complained to Manger who was remarkably not interested in the least. Im a pensioner and disabled. Really distressing experience today, brought to tears and Manager actually laughed in my face. Unbelievable. Have asked Head Office for a refund of Membership.

My favourite cinema in London due to its constantly good selection of popular and alternative…read morefilms. They have an excellent bar upstairs which is very comfortable and relaxed- a place where you could equally go on a date and sit back and read the papers on a Sunday afternoon. They sell a variety of organic snacks and drinks which you can take into the cinema with you, in addition to the drinks which you can buy from the bar upstairs (a big plus of this place is being able to take beer and wine in to the cinema) The chairs are extremely comfortable- far more comfortable than usual- and are worth the extra few pounds that you spend on getting in.

I been to many cinemas and this one is fine. You don't come to cinema to eat, you come to watch a…read moremovie. Their Sky huge screen is awesome and the staff are very friendly. You could find enough places around the O2 for some food.

Great cinema in a great location…read more Positives: - I am a huge fan of customer service or customee care and this cinema always seems to never fail. The counter employees do strikw up conversations and make jokes which makes the waiting in the queue that much worth it. I'm never afraid of making a witty or funny remark as I have been accompanied with one in return which is always a nice thing - The SKYSUPERSCREEN is one of the featurea in which makes this cinema remarkable. I remember watching 'Gaurdians Of The Galaxy' on the superscreen and it was phenomenal. Always hoping my next movie is located at that screen because you have not trult experience high quality sound, crisp imagery and the full works to engulf you into the movie so much that you're just in awe. Definitely worth seeing a movie there for the screen (not forgetting Cineworlds new D-Box enhanced technology) - Legroom is on point in every screen. No need to pay VIP price like at Vue for extra legroom whereas Cineworld is notorious for providing guests with so much legroom, one can spread out and be very comfortable & I also love the priority seats instead of fighting for a seat when a new film has been released and the cinema gets busy Negatives: - Queue time for food or tickets can be atrocious at times. Booking online and bringing your own munch saves all that drama as well as ticket bootha beforw entering into the cinema, but, for whatever reason you want to purchase food or tickets from the desk then be prepared for a long wait as this cinema is regularly busy whether seeing an old or a new release. ***Lengthy but worth it queues for food with a sprinkle of generous legroom space. This truly is a cinema with high quality sound, crisp pictures with the added bonus of great customer when at the food desks truly makes my cinema experience that much better and deserves all 5 stars***

I've been here twice now (both times to see Avatar) and while the process to get tickets was pretty…read moreeasy (you can also preorder popcorn/snacks) I found the actual theatre to be a little lacking. The seats are so uncomfortable, even the premium ones. And for a three hour movie, seats are important. The popcorn was good, nothing crazy. It's just salted not any butter which I thought was too bad but maybe that's just how it is in the UK. On top of that, the seat rows are really hard to see in the dark. I wish they were somehow illuminated because a lot of people were stumbling around trying to find their row. Otherwise it was fine, I obviously went more than once so it wasn't terrible but could be better.

Really shit found hair in my popcorn and a finger nail the toilet were disgusting rude the was…read moreblood on a sick

This is a great shopping outlet with so many food places and also retail store too. I came here…read moreeveryday during my work trip to London because it was near my hotel. My work was inside the O2 arena which is inside this outlet too. I went to Nandos, Five Guys, Chiptole, German Kabob and a Thai restaurant. I also did some shopping here as well at Adidas, Hot Chocolate, Sunglass Guys and other stores. The arena is located right here you enter the outlet.

The O2 is a full experience. Shopping, restaurants, multiple venues for concerts/musicals/etc. It…read moreis just across the promenade from the bus station and a perfect place to spend a rainy day. It was reminiscent of the Planet Hollywood Mall except it is [semi]circular. There is a Wetherspoons located on either end (yay!) as well restaurants that specialize in worldly cuisines. I went for the first time to see my favorite boy band, Five, on their reunion tour. A 20,000+ person capacity arena in the center of a "mall" is wild. The arena had great sound, and even though I was in the upper tier stage-left, I had a clear view of the stage. For a first time visitor, it is important to note that the upper tier is very steep. I was only in the 2nd row from the ledge, so I did not have any issues with vertigo/motion sickness. However, I would personally avoid seats near the top because I know I would have issues. There is a separate merch store outside the area to avoid crazy lines once you enter the arena. You can bring small packages and pursues inside but they made others rent a locker to place large packages and jackets. In addition to the arena, there is a smaller venue that was simultaneously hosting a K-Pop concert and the dinner venue for Mamma Mia! I wish I would have arrived when the shops first opened as I could have easily spent an entire day wandering around. If you are visiting London and have the opportunity to see a show at one of the venues, I highly recommend making a day of it!

I have been to this cinema twice , i have been in screen eleven which is the biggest screen there…read moreand i sat in the mezzanine which has a great view of the screen.You go up a special escalator for screen eleven and then you see a small bar next to the entrance and you get your own toilets.The seats are very comfortable you get a lot of leg room and big armrests and a table in between seats to place your coffee on.I was very impressed with the cinema , had good sound and they use a top of the range projector too.You can get the usual sweets and popcorn and coffee.Very nice cinema i would go again.

The cinema is so classy and it is so big. It feels like a westend cinema but without the cold. One…read moreof the screens is huge!

The first time I came here, I was under the misapprehension that we were seeing a band at the O2…read moreArena. Indigo at the O2... the O2 Arena... massive difference, certainly in terms of size. This place is teeny tiny by comparison. But after getting over the shock, I was pleasantly surprised. This place ain't bad. I've come here a few times now, both for seated concerts and standing gigs. I definitely prefer it as a venue for gigs - there's a good little bar at the back and plenty of space too throw some shapes. When they put out rows of seating though, they cram in as much as possible... so if you're stuck on the end, like we were, the view ain't great. And twisting my body and craning my neck to see meant that I came away stiff all over. Ouch. But always happy to giggedy-gig here!

I concur with the above! This is a really well done, intimate music venue. I really didn't know…read morewhat to expect when getting the Thames Clipper boat down to the Millennium Tent to see my favourite ever artist, Andrew Bird. This was a one-off show as he's in the middle of recording his new album right now. The gig was, well, probably the best I've ever been too. But this review is of the venue and, that was pretty damn good too. No sticky floors in sight here, just miles of bars making it really easy to get served, and a low stage with sunken floor, all standing, and brilliant acoustics. This is as close as you could come to a 'your front room' feeling in a 1000 capacity venue - well worth braving the 40 minute boat trip!

It's not the west end and it's no where as grand as those with the chandeliers and balconies and…read moreboxed etc, but it's a good sized and the stalls are well place and ascend, as they would a cinema so everyone gets a good view of the stage, no matter how bad the play, which Hazel and I were subjected to. The prices reflect the basicness of this theatre but in no way is it uncomfortable. I love the entrance into the auditorium, theres a number of historical plaques for shops present and past. I was incredibly surprised to see my Grandfather's restaurant plaque there. See if you can spot the Mr Chung Plaque for me if you go! It's also in central greenwich and easily accessible and right bang on the doorstep of a number of bars and the park.

This is a great theatre. It's very central from the train/DLR station and bus stops and is also…read morelocated near a car park with free parking after 18.30. It shows a variety plays for adults and children and their program changes regularly. There are many pubs and restaurants around the theatre, however the theatre does have a bar. Overall, a good evening out. It does get hot in there though!

The Anna Fiorentini Theatre and Film School runs dancing, singing, acting, design and film classes…read morewith professionals from theatre, film and television for children and young people from underprivileged backgrounds. Childfren's dance classes include musical theatre, street dance, historical dance, choreography, tap dance, modern, salsa and jazz dance. Children's singing lessons cover musical theatre, pop and rock, R 'n' B, jazz, classical, rhythm, easy listening and music score reading. Children's acting and drama classes cover everything from shakespeare to contemporary drama, role play, scriptreading, scriptwriting, improvisation, sketches, sight reading, character research and audition and interview techniques.

Runs dancing, singing, acting, design and film classes with professionals from theatre, film and…read moretelevision for children and young people from underprivileged backgrounds. Really community centred performing arts school for kids trying to help children out who would never normally have a chance

I stopped here on a whim while visiting the other sights in Greenwich and really enjoyed it. The…read moremuseum is very, very small, so I only spent about 45 minutes here. They provide audioguides if you wish to use one, but I mostly just read the available signage. I enjoy fashion history, so I found the museum to be quite interesting and of course all of the fans were beautiful. Unfortunately, The Orangery was closed when I visited. They do not serve tea every day, which was a bit disappointing. Be sure to check the website before you visit to make sure they are open if you are hoping to enjoy tea here. The staff in this museum are all very lovely and I had a really enjoyable chat with a few of the staff members. If you enjoy art or fashion, this is a good place to stop if you have a bit of extra time in Greenwich. I wouldn't go out of my way to come all the way out here, but it is a nice complement to the other sights in Greenwich. Admission is only a couple of pounds, so if you need to fill a bit of time, it is worth the stop.

This place is awesome! Found this place looking for afternoon tea during a day trip to Greenwich…read more This is a fan museum with a quaint cafe in the back that offers afternoon tea service. The afternoon tea service was wonderful - it came with a pot of tea. scones, clotted cream, jelly, carrot cake, and choice of lemon drizzle or salted caramel brownie, It is also served in a beautifully decorated room with a garden view. The museum was an added treat and it was fun to explore their fan collection which spans the globe and covers different time periods. One point to note is that you do need to buy an admission ticket to the museum to enjoy their tea service menu but it's worth it. Highly recommend!