London cinema guides
The room comes first.
Ten central London cinemas with the details that matter when you are meeting someone there for the first time. Costar starts with the exact screening you want to attend.
Regent Street Cinema
A historic independent cinema with a single Art Deco auditorium, a foyer and a cosy bar just north of Oxford Circus.
Plan the meeting →The Cinema at Selfridges
A boutique cinema inside Selfridges with small screening rooms and an underground bar, reached via a dedicated Duke Street entrance or from the store.
Plan the meeting →Vue Piccadilly
A five-screen central London Vue on Lower Regent Street, close to Piccadilly Circus, Haymarket and the West End.
Plan the meeting →Vue West End Leicester Square
A nine-screen West End multiplex with Lux seating and two EPIC screens, directly off Leicester Square on Cranbourn Street.
Plan the meeting →Picturehouse Central
A seven-screen West End cinema with a ground-floor café and a first-floor restaurant and bar, between Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square.
Plan the meeting →Curzon Soho
A three-screen arthouse cinema on Shaftesbury Avenue with a street-level café-bar and a downstairs bar.
Plan the meeting →Curzon Mayfair
A two-screen independent cinema on Curzon Street with a distinctive historic interior and an on-site bar/lounge.
Plan the meeting →ODEON Luxe Leicester Square
ODEON's flagship West End cinema, home to the UK's first Dolby Cinema screen and Oscar's Bar overlooking Leicester Square.
Plan the meeting →ODEON Luxe Haymarket
A compact four-screen Luxe cinema on Panton Street with reclining seating in the heart of the West End.
Plan the meeting →Prince Charles Cinema
A two-screen independent repertory cinema known for classics, cult films, 35mm and 70mm presentations, marathons and special events.
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