Local Reviews
In November 2025, Clare Leaper said about Quay Theatre
Lovely little theatre
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In November 2025, Siobhan Harris said about Polyspiral Website Design and Hosting
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In March 2024, Ian Andrews said about Quay Theatre
Great place, stage play was excellent
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In June 2025, Graham Lamb said about The Crown, Hartest
Recently moved to the are and visiting most good pub food guide but wished we came here sooner. Lovely greet from staff and chatted for 5 mins before going to our table. Friends arrived and we had a very very enjoyable time food was amazing. So much choice a real mix of unusual dishes. First class and going back time n time again.
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In May 2023, Muhammed Prabhat said about Cineworld Cinema St Neots
i love chris pratt
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In January 2026, Kenneth Mackenzie said about Cineworld Cinema St Neots
Lovely and well looked-after cinema. It's modern, with comfortable seating. The seating and toilets are clean, and, whilst its screens are smaller than some others, they are well suited to the reduced size of current cinema audiences. It's in stark contrast to Huntingdon's Cineworld offering.
Edit: I'm surprised to see other reviewers complaining about loudness. I went to Cineworld Huntingdon last week to see "Hamnet", and the sound was painfully loud and booming. I came to St Neots today to see "Song Sung Blue", with my motorbike custom earplugs at the ready, but despite the subject the volume was loud, but certainly comfortable; the earplugs stayed in their pouch!
Edit: I'm surprised to see other reviewers complaining about loudness. I went to Cineworld Huntingdon last week to see "Hamnet", and the sound was painfully loud and booming. I came to St Neots today to see "Song Sung Blue", with my motorbike custom earplugs at the ready, but despite the subject the volume was loud, but certainly comfortable; the earplugs stayed in their pouch!
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In January 2024, Neil P said about Cineworld Cinema St Neots
For film lovers not dehumanised by streaming, this place is a godsend. 6 screens of various capacity that can cater for the latest Marvel crap and smaller independent films.
Being one of the later built Cineworlds there is more leg room. Sufficient for people to edge past you without you having to do more than bring your outstretched legs in.
Staff are good, efficient and attentive (offering to open screen doors as I’m disabled).
The only negatives really are the choice of Pepsi over Coke, Baskin-Robbins flavours that change infrequently, and limited choice of Icee.
People often moan about cinema pricing, but if you get the Unlimited Card it works out cheaper than 2 tickets a month (I average about 4, so around £4 a visit!) Snacks & drinks are also up to 25% off. But the people who do moan are usually the sort that spend over £150 a month on their phone/broadband/Sky/Amazon/Netflix contracts and are happy to pay £5 for a Costa coffee!
And if you don’t like adverts, just turn up later. It’s not rocket science, but perhaps still a bit too advanced for some.
Being one of the later built Cineworlds there is more leg room. Sufficient for people to edge past you without you having to do more than bring your outstretched legs in.
Staff are good, efficient and attentive (offering to open screen doors as I’m disabled).
The only negatives really are the choice of Pepsi over Coke, Baskin-Robbins flavours that change infrequently, and limited choice of Icee.
People often moan about cinema pricing, but if you get the Unlimited Card it works out cheaper than 2 tickets a month (I average about 4, so around £4 a visit!) Snacks & drinks are also up to 25% off. But the people who do moan are usually the sort that spend over £150 a month on their phone/broadband/Sky/Amazon/Netflix contracts and are happy to pay £5 for a Costa coffee!
And if you don’t like adverts, just turn up later. It’s not rocket science, but perhaps still a bit too advanced for some.
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