Picturehouse Central

Well it has to be niche to be showing a cycling film which is why I went with one of my cycling pals. Film was great and the Intimate nature of the room was good so an enjoyable experience

Don't expect too much. However, in the heart of London, 5 GBP for a salad (3 optional items) and vegan cakes with small money. A bit like a self-service place but worth for this small money for a small hunger.

After seeing a Sunday Vintage movie we went to the bar for a drink but they did not serve any cakes from the bar but we were told that we could purchase cakes from the downstairs cafe and eat them in the bar. They have a great range of normal, gluten free, dairy free cakes and you can get a discount if you use your Picturehouse discount. Great vibe and lovely cakes.

This restaurant in the UK offers a poor experience for customers. There is only one person serving, resulting in cluttered tables and a lack of greeting or signs of welcome. It is a pity because the concept and location of the restaurant are good. Unfortunately, the poor management has once again ruined the experience for diners who are clearly not suited for the restaurant industry.

This place has a unique charm with a cafe downstairs and a bar and restaurant upstairs. It seems to be a converted factory, giving it a different and appealing look. We decided to have a light dinner, but found that the tables and chairs were not very practical for dining. The ambience was nice, but the oriental chicken was overly salty, making it hard to taste the flavors. If they improve the food quality, this place could really stand out. They also have a good selection of films to choose from.

I am not a member, but after watching a few movies with my family here (one suitable for my 16-year-old but not for my 11-year-old, so my wife and I split up to watch different films) and dining in the cafe, I can see that this is one of the most comfortable and spacious movie theaters in the West End. They have a great selection of films, and it feels like a place where you can just hang out. As a member, you can enjoy discounts and access to the members bar (which I visited) and roof terrace, which in my opinion, are better than joining a fancy members-only club. You get to be around people who truly enjoy watching good films.

We wanted a quick bite to eat before the film. We ordered some small plate dishes. After 25 minutes nothing had arrived so we asked a passing waitress who said she would check with the kitchen but then just cleared some tables and went off in the opposite direction. Eventually I approached the bar and the food came 5 minutes later. The food was disgusting. I had fried Halloumi with toasted sourdough and tomatoes. The Halloumi was horrible; covered in batter, reheated frozen (Aldi or Iceland? , very greasy you could squeeze it and oil just poured out. The sourdough may have been close to a toaster once, but not close enough. The tomatoes were good. We had to return our drinks as the glasses w...

The upstairs bar and restaurant is a nice spot for a lunch, I've eaten there many times. Recently, I ordered a tempura battered fish burger which comes with potato wedge style chips. The bun was over toasted and had a few bitter tasting burnt patches but the rest was good. I think the portion sizes on chips are too high at the moment. They are nice but we left some and we saw plenty of other plates with leftover chips on them. My friend noted the dish would be better with half the chips swapped for a simple side salad. There were a lot of tables not being cleared when we arrived but we did hit the busiest time. I think after 9pm you need to have a cinema ticket or be a member to drink here....

Not good at all! My mother and I were the first to be seated and the last to be served. Ourselves and another table were completely ignored by all staff including the head waiter for 30minutes, when asked can we be served... No apology, no explanation and no sympathy that our relaxing afternoon tea is now a rushed 15minutes before the movie. I do understand waiting tables can be difficult, but a set afternoon tea and a simple tea and coffee request is all we asked for. When we finally got someone 's attention we were asked well what would you want.. I 'm afraid once served it didn 't get any better. The hot chocolate was a mound of powder, the sandwiches wet and unlike the rest of the tables...