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Lovely local theatre with a good programme of events. Well run with friendly and helpful staff great pantomime, thank you everyone involved.
Clean, comfortable seats in the cinema. I ordered a large popcorn, large diet coke and medium diet coke which came to just over £17!!! We had pre-booked the seats in …
Lovely customer service and plenty of seats and my kids loved it
Lovely friendly little theatre. Always welcoming cosy.
Another NT broadcast and a great performance by Imelda Stanton and her real life daughter Bessie. No happy ending to this one. I love the chance to see these live …
I haven't visited for years as it seemed a bit rundown but has since been refurbished. It's a comfortable cinema with very friendly staff and free parking on site.
The theatre is very small with about 100 seats. The atmosphere is quite intimate as the audience sits close to the stage. I will certainly return.
While the costs were high, who can blame them, the screen itself was clean and tidy
Staff friendly, food expensive. We were in cinema 5, seats slightly creaky but not as uncomfortable as I'd feared - particularly as someone had said H11 was awful!
I came in escorted to my seat in the dark i sat next to a gorgeous blonde lady my luck was in we chatted i offered her a malteser and …
I have always loved the cinema.
My husband and I went to see Stans at Cineworld St Neots and found it a pleasant experience. It is a relatively small cinema that is kept clean and tidy …
Cinema is convenient with easy parking (currently free). Takes offer tickets and good value family offer tickets. Booster seats available. Food is very pricy (£4 for a packet of Minstrels, …
Great little cinema. Staff friendly, great service from Jacob.
Great venue and shows Must register for car parking Cosy good atmosphere Nice bar
Went to see Robbie Gladwell and friends nov 30th, as ever they were a real treat, and know how to keep an audience happy, we hadn’t seen them at the …
Good cinema and friendly staff, ignore this Ozcan person below, clearly has an axe to grind as talking rubbish, yes adverts are before the film, but all cinemas do this. …
