Showroom Cinema

We are proud to be a Dementia Friendly organisation and as part of our regular programme we host relaxed screenings on the last Tuesday of every month.
We have a great line up of shows coming up, including: Seven Brides For Seven Brothers, Funny Face, Meet Me In St Louis, Gentlemen Prefer Blonds & Singing In The Rain.
Everyone is welcome, including friends, loved ones, families and carers.
... Head to our website to find out more https://goo.gl/LvNPch
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Calling all Little Lebowski Urban Achievers! Would you give your pinky toe to see The Big Lebowski on The Big Screen? Well here you go, no toes required and it's on our BIGGEST screen!
We'll have White Russians on the bar (of course) and wholeheartedly support fancy dress. And - as it's a Monday and we all love Monday Corp - we've teamed up with Corporation Sheffield to offer queue jump and £1 off entry that night for anyone who dons a dressing gown and shows their film ticke...t!
Get your tickets here: https://www.showroomworkstation.org.uk/th e-big-lebowski
and remember, if you're 26 or under, sign up to our free CINE 26 membership to get £4.50 film tickets! You can do this online or pop in to visit our Box Office. Here's more info: https://www.showroomworkstation.org.uk/ci ne26
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Ron Stallworth: He's black, he's a police officer and he's a member of the Ku Klux Klan. We've got a special screening of BlacKkKlansman on Monday 20 August which will have a live satellite Q&A with director Spike Lee!
Under 26? Cine26 members can come for just 4.50! Bargain. https://goo.gl/Ajb67Z

Arcadia is an exhilarating journey through Britain’s ever-changing relationship with the land. With music from Adrian Utley (Portishead) and Will Gregory (Goldfrapp), this is a delicious feast of rare and unseen material of rural life on screen. https://goo.gl/Py4ZDw

We're looking for a new Trustee to join the board for Showroom and Workstation. Is this something you or someone you'd know would be interested in? Head to our website to find out more https://bit.ly/2Pa2kmV

As part of Our North: A South Yorkshire Trilogy, we'll be giving away some great merch after each screening, including these limited edition prints and badges. It all starts tomorrow (16th August) with The Gamekeeper, followed by Looks And Smiles (Wednesday 22 August), and Threads (Wednesday 29 August). Tickets and info: https://goo.gl/Rbqm5A

"Barry understood class politics, the irreconcilable conflict between workers and employers. His book The Gamekeeper, which we filmed, captured this exactly. The title character is an ex-steel worker who now protects the land of the aristocracy and chases off his former workmates. A life in the open air for him means social exclusion for his wife and family. Is he changing sides or swapping one form of exploitation for another? Barry loved such contradictions. As I knew him, his commitment to socialism never wavered."
The Gamekeeper is showing this Thursday as part of Our North: A South Yorkshire Trilogy - https://www.showroomworkstation.org.uk/th egamekeeper

We're looking for a full time Chef De Partie to join our busy catering team. To find out more about the role and how to apply, head to our website https://goo.gl/WdFys2

Artist, feminist and filmmaker extraordinaire. 64 years since Agnes Varda's first film hit cinemas and alongside the release of her latest film, we celebrate the bountiful and beautiful career of one of cinema’s greatest treasures. Now live and available to book online! https://goo.gl/J1DCbr

Our films for next week's Subtitled Mondays are Apostasy and Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again! To find out more about our accessible screenings and Subtitled Mondays, head to our website to find out more https://goo.gl/93KUYy

We have 5 new releases today! Which includes our Film of the Month, The Heiresses. We have Icelandic black comedy Under the Tree and Leaning Into The Wind which follows the journey of contemporary artist Andy Goldsworthy. You can also catch the charismatic Jon Hamm in The Negotiator. And finally, get your scrunchies at the ready for the 80s classic Heathers! https://goo.gl/twziFb

Next week sees the start of 'Our North: A South Yorkshire Trilogy': a season of films exploring the work of Barnsley-born writer, Barry Hines. Adapted by Ken Loach for the big screen, our first film, The Gamekeeper, is a beautifully shot look at the relationship between nature, society and the class system.
Showing Thursday 16th August @ 18:10, the film will be introduced by the wonderful Professor Sue Vice.
https://www.showroomworkstation.org.uk/th egamekeeper

Don't miss our live streaming of Glyndebourne’s Vanessa on Tuesday 14 August. The debut opera from Pulitzer-Prize winner Samuel Barber is an operatic thriller from the age of Hitchcock. With psychological twists, filmic strings and soaring brass it boasts one of the 20th century’s most atmospheric scores...
Come see why the critics are raving about it - tickets available from: https://www.showroomworkstation.org.uk/gl yndebourne-18-vane…
... ★★★★★ Evening Standard ★★★★ The Guardian ★★★★ The Independent ★★★★ The Stage ★★★★ WhatsOnStage ★★★★ Bachtrack
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Bill Bailey, Celia Imrie and Adrian Edmondson are among the voice cast for the latest warm and witty animation from the creators of Ernest & Celestine. The Big Bad Fox and Other Tales delivers a dollop of feel-good fun for all the family:
https://www.showroomworkstation.org.uk/bi g-bad-fox

In a quiet Icelandic suburb, a bitter dispute erupts over a tree. For one side it's a beautiful garden feature; for the other it's getting in the way of a decent summer tan. What starts off as a typical spat between neighbours spirals violently out of control, fuelled by the hilarious pettiness stopping either side from backing down.
If you’re one for weird and wonderful Icelandic black comedies like Rams (or if you've ever had an intense garden-based feud with a neighbour) Under the Tree is not to be missed. Showing from this Friday!
https://www.showroomworkstation.org.uk/un der-the-tree

This Sunday, join us for a one-off screening of Mel Brooks’ most hilarious masterpiece- The Producers, which celebrates its 50th anniversary. Theatrical producer Max Bialystock has fallen on hard times, so he conspires with his accountant Leo Bloom to select the worst play, the worst playwright, the worst director, and the worst actor to offend audiences everywhere and ensure a guaranteed flop... What could possibly go wrong? Book tickets: https://www.showroomworkstation.org.uk/th e-producers

We've been nominated for Best Cinema in Sheffield 😊! If you love coming here then please, please vote for us! www.socialsheffield.net/mag…/social-she ffield-awards-voting/ 📽️🥇

Went to see Three Billboards this week. The place is great. Cafe/ bar was busy and the food looked just as good as previous visits. Nice to see an Independent doing so well. There's a good selection of beers, and you can take your drinks into the cinema. I see complaints about how busy the place is !!!! Why ???? Doesn't this show how popular the venue is ??? My advice arrive early..... get your tickets and have a drink in the buzzy atmosphere of the bar, before leisurely walking through to see the film..... Cinema itself also good, plenty of leg room and friendly staff.

We've been going to the Showroom for about three years - prefer it to the big Cinemas - unfortunately they don't show some of the big films - but have enjoyed the experience, the food is fab � love being able to have a drink while watching. The staff are always very helpful and courteous & I love the mount of points we get each time we go - so you can do the T2 deal - bargain!!! �

Really lovely visit to the Showroom yesterday for what they call a relaxed viewing. It felt like being at home. Lovely staff and so courteous. We really enjoyed it. Not out first visit and definitely not our last. So easy to get to from Doncaster. Well worth a visit.

One of Sheffield's absolute cultural GEMS! Especially pleasing to see the place seem busier these days (on personal past experiences anyway - and this despite there being more direct local competition, with the Curzon opening not too far away). My only slight criticism would be that the box office "system" seems to be more than little bit archaic (resulting in queues easily building up..) - but the staff do the best they can with it, so not a big issue. An absolute must for fans of cinema-going.

Love this place ... Super staff, always helpful and happy. Terrific films to view and great bar ... Membership card worth its weight in gold !!

In my experience the Showroom is probably the best cinema in the country. It is very much worthwhile becoming a member if you go to the pictures often.

Plenty of leg room and the best films from all over the world.

I went to the Showroom for the first time on Boxing Day to see an old classic film. I was so impressed with the place, I'm back again on Saturday and Monday. I love the ambience, the staff are great, the venue itself is nicely decorated and well maintained. They show some great old and new (independent) movies and I will definitely be going regularly for these. If I am tempted to see any recent releases I would definitely want to see them here too, just for the atmosphere. Head and shoulders above the impersonal multiscreen cinema complexes.

I love The Showroom. It is such a hub for friends to meet; for folk to drop in; to watch good films. All this in a friendly, comfortable environment. Seriously good food [yummy cakes]; good coffee and there seems to be a range of beers and alcohol for those of a certain persuasion.

Had a great time. The seats was good. Only downside would be the woman on the popcorn stand was grumpy. But that's being picky

Great experience. Staff friendly and helpful.

Went to see 3 Billboards with my wife and baby at the 11.30 am Kino Bambino

Excellent venue, staff were lovely, visitor to the city and would always choose an independent cinema in preference to a large chain, we were the only two in the auditorium... shame it’s not more fully supported! Or perhaps it was because we were not watching Bladerunner... 🤔😀

Excellent choice of films - really great art house complex - helpful staff - near to major car park with discounts �

Turned up at 11am (as per opening hours on website and on the door), went in for a hearty feed before our midday movie to be told they weren't open 'til 11:30. As a regular punter since it opened this sort of sloppiness doesn't surprise me any more but the cinema is still one of the best in the country.

They sell nice cider in Showroom Cinema. I was early arriving at Sheffield Train 🚂 Station on Tuesday so I popped in to Showroom cinema as all the pubs were shut at the time. Had a couple of pints of Thatcher's cider on tap while I was there! Pints tasted nice and the building looked clean. Within walking distance of the train 🚂 station. I popped in there because all the pubs were shut at the time and just to pass the time in general until my train back to the north east came.

Lovely little cinema, 1st time there due to film not being on st main venues. Very welcoming, not too pricey and nice bar area. Will definitely go again.

Just got back from seeing a fistful of dollars, the 4k remaster with full colour correction and remastered music. I like the showroom but the fire exit signs in the cinema are extremely annoying. They are so bright that it colorized the screen a pale green, particularly in darker scenes. What is the point in seeing a 4k remaster with colour correction by the original colour correctionist if you can't provide an auditorium fit for the purpose of doing so? I do not see myself returning in the future if you can't at least make the auditorium dark enough so that it allows the film to be shown in the way it is meant to be seen. A great shame considering the range and quality of films at Showroom, and a disservice to the people who worked very hard to restore this film.

It was good, clean and a relatively pleasant experience. Bit of a queue at the bar so didn't get a drink before the film, I also thought the volume and bass levels needed turning up a bit. Otherwise fine :)

Only been to the venue twice. First time long queues for food and popcorn was stale. Second time long queues again, one girl on counter rushing around. Two guys stood around chatting watching the huge queue. Not impressed.

I've always liked the bar/cafe area, but I had my first visit to the cinema (I've been wanting to for a while) and all I can say is what a let down.

Service was friendly but strangely unhelpful and no initiative to aid people.

The cinema itself is arty and I liked that but the quality was below par I'm afraid .... I can't see a return visit I'm sorry to say

Went to see Three Billboards this week. The place is great. Cafe/ bar was busy and the food looked just as good as previous visits. Nice to see an Independent doing so well. There's a good selection of beers, and you can take your drinks into the cinema. I see complaints about how busy the place is !!!! Why ???? Doesn't this show how popular the venue is ??? My advice arrive early..... get your tickets and have a drink in the buzzy atmosphere of the bar, before leisurely walking through to see the film..... Cinema itself also good, plenty of leg room and friendly staff.

We've been going to the Showroom for about three years - prefer it to the big Cinemas - unfortunately they don't show some of the big films - but have enjoyed the experience, the food is fab � love being able to have a drink while watching. The staff are always very helpful and courteous & I love the mount of points we get each time we go - so you can do the T2 deal - bargain!!! �

Really lovely visit to the Showroom yesterday for what they call a relaxed viewing. It felt like being at home. Lovely staff and so courteous. We really enjoyed it. Not out first visit and definitely not our last. So easy to get to from Doncaster. Well worth a visit.

One of Sheffield's absolute cultural GEMS! Especially pleasing to see the place seem busier these days (on personal past experiences anyway - and this despite there being more direct local competition, with the Curzon opening not too far away). My only slight criticism would be that the box office "system" seems to be more than little bit archaic (resulting in queues easily building up..) - but the staff do the best they can with it, so not a big issue. An absolute must for fans of cinema-going.

Love this place ... Super staff, always helpful and happy. Terrific films to view and great bar ... Membership card worth its weight in gold !!

In my experience the Showroom is probably the best cinema in the country. It is very much worthwhile becoming a member if you go to the pictures often.

Plenty of leg room and the best films from all over the world.

I went to the Showroom for the first time on Boxing Day to see an old classic film. I was so impressed with the place, I'm back again on Saturday and Monday. I love the ambience, the staff are great, the venue itself is nicely decorated and well maintained. They show some great old and new (independent) movies and I will definitely be going regularly for these. If I am tempted to see any recent releases I would definitely want to see them here too, just for the atmosphere. Head and shoulders above the impersonal multiscreen cinema complexes.

I love The Showroom. It is such a hub for friends to meet; for folk to drop in; to watch good films. All this in a friendly, comfortable environment. Seriously good food [yummy cakes]; good coffee and there seems to be a range of beers and alcohol for those of a certain persuasion.

Had a great time. The seats was good. Only downside would be the woman on the popcorn stand was grumpy. But that's being picky

Great experience. Staff friendly and helpful.

Went to see 3 Billboards with my wife and baby at the 11.30 am Kino Bambino

Excellent venue, staff were lovely, visitor to the city and would always choose an independent cinema in preference to a large chain, we were the only two in the auditorium... shame it’s not more fully supported! Or perhaps it was because we were not watching Bladerunner... 🤔😀

Excellent choice of films - really great art house complex - helpful staff - near to major car park with discounts �

Turned up at 11am (as per opening hours on website and on the door), went in for a hearty feed before our midday movie to be told they weren't open 'til 11:30. As a regular punter since it opened this sort of sloppiness doesn't surprise me any more but the cinema is still one of the best in the country.

They sell nice cider in Showroom Cinema. I was early arriving at Sheffield Train 🚂 Station on Tuesday so I popped in to Showroom cinema as all the pubs were shut at the time. Had a couple of pints of Thatcher's cider on tap while I was there! Pints tasted nice and the building looked clean. Within walking distance of the train 🚂 station. I popped in there because all the pubs were shut at the time and just to pass the time in general until my train back to the north east came.

Lovely little cinema, 1st time there due to film not being on st main venues. Very welcoming, not too pricey and nice bar area. Will definitely go again.

Just got back from seeing a fistful of dollars, the 4k remaster with full colour correction and remastered music. I like the showroom but the fire exit signs in the cinema are extremely annoying. They are so bright that it colorized the screen a pale green, particularly in darker scenes. What is the point in seeing a 4k remaster with colour correction by the original colour correctionist if you can't provide an auditorium fit for the purpose of doing so? I do not see myself returning in the future if you can't at least make the auditorium dark enough so that it allows the film to be shown in the way it is meant to be seen. A great shame considering the range and quality of films at Showroom, and a disservice to the people who worked very hard to restore this film.

It was good, clean and a relatively pleasant experience. Bit of a queue at the bar so didn't get a drink before the film, I also thought the volume and bass levels needed turning up a bit. Otherwise fine :)

Only been to the venue twice. First time long queues for food and popcorn was stale. Second time long queues again, one girl on counter rushing around. Two guys stood around chatting watching the huge queue. Not impressed.

I've always liked the bar/cafe area, but I had my first visit to the cinema (I've been wanting to for a while) and all I can say is what a let down.

Service was friendly but strangely unhelpful and no initiative to aid people.

The cinema itself is arty and I liked that but the quality was below par I'm afraid .... I can't see a return visit I'm sorry to say

Went to see Three Billboards this week. The place is great. Cafe/ bar was busy and the food looked just as good as previous visits. Nice to see an Independent doing so well. There's a good selection of beers, and you can take your drinks into the cinema. I see complaints about how busy the place is !!!! Why ???? Doesn't this show how popular the venue is ??? My advice arrive early..... get your tickets and have a drink in the buzzy atmosphere of the bar, before leisurely walking through to see the film..... Cinema itself also good, plenty of leg room and friendly staff.

We've been going to the Showroom for about three years - prefer it to the big Cinemas - unfortunately they don't show some of the big films - but have enjoyed the experience, the food is fab � love being able to have a drink while watching. The staff are always very helpful and courteous & I love the mount of points we get each time we go - so you can do the T2 deal - bargain!!! �

Really lovely visit to the Showroom yesterday for what they call a relaxed viewing. It felt like being at home. Lovely staff and so courteous. We really enjoyed it. Not out first visit and definitely not our last. So easy to get to from Doncaster. Well worth a visit.

One of Sheffield's absolute cultural GEMS! Especially pleasing to see the place seem busier these days (on personal past experiences anyway - and this despite there being more direct local competition, with the Curzon opening not too far away). My only slight criticism would be that the box office "system" seems to be more than little bit archaic (resulting in queues easily building up..) - but the staff do the best they can with it, so not a big issue. An absolute must for fans of cinema-going.

Love this place ... Super staff, always helpful and happy. Terrific films to view and great bar ... Membership card worth its weight in gold !!

In my experience the Showroom is probably the best cinema in the country. It is very much worthwhile becoming a member if you go to the pictures often.

Plenty of leg room and the best films from all over the world.

I went to the Showroom for the first time on Boxing Day to see an old classic film. I was so impressed with the place, I'm back again on Saturday and Monday. I love the ambience, the staff are great, the venue itself is nicely decorated and well maintained. They show some great old and new (independent) movies and I will definitely be going regularly for these. If I am tempted to see any recent releases I would definitely want to see them here too, just for the atmosphere. Head and shoulders above the impersonal multiscreen cinema complexes.

I love The Showroom. It is such a hub for friends to meet; for folk to drop in; to watch good films. All this in a friendly, comfortable environment. Seriously good food [yummy cakes]; good coffee and there seems to be a range of beers and alcohol for those of a certain persuasion.

Had a great time. The seats was good. Only downside would be the woman on the popcorn stand was grumpy. But that's being picky

Great experience. Staff friendly and helpful.

Went to see 3 Billboards with my wife and baby at the 11.30 am Kino Bambino

Excellent venue, staff were lovely, visitor to the city and would always choose an independent cinema in preference to a large chain, we were the only two in the auditorium... shame it’s not more fully supported! Or perhaps it was because we were not watching Bladerunner... 🤔😀

Excellent choice of films - really great art house complex - helpful staff - near to major car park with discounts �

Turned up at 11am (as per opening hours on website and on the door), went in for a hearty feed before our midday movie to be told they weren't open 'til 11:30. As a regular punter since it opened this sort of sloppiness doesn't surprise me any more but the cinema is still one of the best in the country.

They sell nice cider in Showroom Cinema. I was early arriving at Sheffield Train 🚂 Station on Tuesday so I popped in to Showroom cinema as all the pubs were shut at the time. Had a couple of pints of Thatcher's cider on tap while I was there! Pints tasted nice and the building looked clean. Within walking distance of the train 🚂 station. I popped in there because all the pubs were shut at the time and just to pass the time in general until my train back to the north east came.

Lovely little cinema, 1st time there due to film not being on st main venues. Very welcoming, not too pricey and nice bar area. Will definitely go again.

Just got back from seeing a fistful of dollars, the 4k remaster with full colour correction and remastered music. I like the showroom but the fire exit signs in the cinema are extremely annoying. They are so bright that it colorized the screen a pale green, particularly in darker scenes. What is the point in seeing a 4k remaster with colour correction by the original colour correctionist if you can't provide an auditorium fit for the purpose of doing so? I do not see myself returning in the future if you can't at least make the auditorium dark enough so that it allows the film to be shown in the way it is meant to be seen. A great shame considering the range and quality of films at Showroom, and a disservice to the people who worked very hard to restore this film.

It was good, clean and a relatively pleasant experience. Bit of a queue at the bar so didn't get a drink before the film, I also thought the volume and bass levels needed turning up a bit. Otherwise fine :)

Only been to the venue twice. First time long queues for food and popcorn was stale. Second time long queues again, one girl on counter rushing around. Two guys stood around chatting watching the huge queue. Not impressed.

I've always liked the bar/cafe area, but I had my first visit to the cinema (I've been wanting to for a while) and all I can say is what a let down.

Service was friendly but strangely unhelpful and no initiative to aid people.

The cinema itself is arty and I liked that but the quality was below par I'm afraid .... I can't see a return visit I'm sorry to say

Went to see Three Billboards this week. The place is great. Cafe/ bar was busy and the food looked just as good as previous visits. Nice to see an Independent doing so well. There's a good selection of beers, and you can take your drinks into the cinema. I see complaints about how busy the place is !!!! Why ???? Doesn't this show how popular the venue is ??? My advice arrive early..... get your tickets and have a drink in the buzzy atmosphere of the bar, before leisurely walking through to see the film..... Cinema itself also good, plenty of leg room and friendly staff.

We've been going to the Showroom for about three years - prefer it to the big Cinemas - unfortunately they don't show some of the big films - but have enjoyed the experience, the food is fab � love being able to have a drink while watching. The staff are always very helpful and courteous & I love the mount of points we get each time we go - so you can do the T2 deal - bargain!!! �

Really lovely visit to the Showroom yesterday for what they call a relaxed viewing. It felt like being at home. Lovely staff and so courteous. We really enjoyed it. Not out first visit and definitely not our last. So easy to get to from Doncaster. Well worth a visit.

One of Sheffield's absolute cultural GEMS! Especially pleasing to see the place seem busier these days (on personal past experiences anyway - and this despite there being more direct local competition, with the Curzon opening not too far away). My only slight criticism would be that the box office "system" seems to be more than little bit archaic (resulting in queues easily building up..) - but the staff do the best they can with it, so not a big issue. An absolute must for fans of cinema-going.

Love this place ... Super staff, always helpful and happy. Terrific films to view and great bar ... Membership card worth its weight in gold !!

In my experience the Showroom is probably the best cinema in the country. It is very much worthwhile becoming a member if you go to the pictures often.

Plenty of leg room and the best films from all over the world.

I went to the Showroom for the first time on Boxing Day to see an old classic film. I was so impressed with the place, I'm back again on Saturday and Monday. I love the ambience, the staff are great, the venue itself is nicely decorated and well maintained. They show some great old and new (independent) movies and I will definitely be going regularly for these. If I am tempted to see any recent releases I would definitely want to see them here too, just for the atmosphere. Head and shoulders above the impersonal multiscreen cinema complexes.

I love The Showroom. It is such a hub for friends to meet; for folk to drop in; to watch good films. All this in a friendly, comfortable environment. Seriously good food [yummy cakes]; good coffee and there seems to be a range of beers and alcohol for those of a certain persuasion.

Had a great time. The seats was good. Only downside would be the woman on the popcorn stand was grumpy. But that's being picky

Great experience. Staff friendly and helpful.

Went to see 3 Billboards with my wife and baby at the 11.30 am Kino Bambino

Excellent venue, staff were lovely, visitor to the city and would always choose an independent cinema in preference to a large chain, we were the only two in the auditorium... shame it’s not more fully supported! Or perhaps it was because we were not watching Bladerunner... 🤔😀

Excellent choice of films - really great art house complex - helpful staff - near to major car park with discounts �

Turned up at 11am (as per opening hours on website and on the door), went in for a hearty feed before our midday movie to be told they weren't open 'til 11:30. As a regular punter since it opened this sort of sloppiness doesn't surprise me any more but the cinema is still one of the best in the country.

They sell nice cider in Showroom Cinema. I was early arriving at Sheffield Train 🚂 Station on Tuesday so I popped in to Showroom cinema as all the pubs were shut at the time. Had a couple of pints of Thatcher's cider on tap while I was there! Pints tasted nice and the building looked clean. Within walking distance of the train 🚂 station. I popped in there because all the pubs were shut at the time and just to pass the time in general until my train back to the north east came.

Lovely little cinema, 1st time there due to film not being on st main venues. Very welcoming, not too pricey and nice bar area. Will definitely go again.

Just got back from seeing a fistful of dollars, the 4k remaster with full colour correction and remastered music. I like the showroom but the fire exit signs in the cinema are extremely annoying. They are so bright that it colorized the screen a pale green, particularly in darker scenes. What is the point in seeing a 4k remaster with colour correction by the original colour correctionist if you can't provide an auditorium fit for the purpose of doing so? I do not see myself returning in the future if you can't at least make the auditorium dark enough so that it allows the film to be shown in the way it is meant to be seen. A great shame considering the range and quality of films at Showroom, and a disservice to the people who worked very hard to restore this film.

It was good, clean and a relatively pleasant experience. Bit of a queue at the bar so didn't get a drink before the film, I also thought the volume and bass levels needed turning up a bit. Otherwise fine :)

Only been to the venue twice. First time long queues for food and popcorn was stale. Second time long queues again, one girl on counter rushing around. Two guys stood around chatting watching the huge queue. Not impressed.

I've always liked the bar/cafe area, but I had my first visit to the cinema (I've been wanting to for a while) and all I can say is what a let down.

Service was friendly but strangely unhelpful and no initiative to aid people.

The cinema itself is arty and I liked that but the quality was below par I'm afraid .... I can't see a return visit I'm sorry to say