Picturehouse Central

I was been here for game of thrones event. Wonderfull place and amazing organization. We v got finger food....it was amazing...

The cafe looks cool. The cakes are appealing. But pricey. I am struck by how many people there are behind the counter twice as many as in the cafe.

This is a lovely place right in central London. The food is simple but very pleasant.. the place is well spacious and right in central London, this is really nice to find. I loved this place and I’ll go back there again Speisekarte ansehen

We went to an afternoon film show and had a chat over a drink beforehand. I had a soda water with fresh lime and it was free. What a nice gesture. Neither the cafes or cinema were busy, the staff were pleasant and helpful and it was a comfortable and pleasant experience.

I usually like coming to picturehouse central. The box office staff are good but the upstairs bar/cafe are definitely rude. As I can see from other reviews. Found it acceptable to be rude and then stood talking about me afterwards. Great shame a great cinema is let down by rude cafe staff

We jumped into here before the theatre as we only wanted a sandwich and coffee. It was ideal. The service was reasonably fast at the counter but the choice of sandwiches was a bit limited. The staff were quick and pleasant but on occasional smile might be a good idea. If you only want a quick snack, then this cafe fite the bill nicely. Speisekarte ansehen

Where do I start? A group of clearly inexperienced staff one of whom was rude to customers trying to operate a busy ground floor cafe and no sign of any manager. Running out of basic food items such as bacon and hot chocolate. Food arrived late and cold. Judging by the moaning from customers, we weren't the only people to have a poor experience. You have a brilliant cinema in a lovely building and potentially one of the best cafes in central London, but a lack of management is letting you down.

We were lucky enough to attend a special screening of Cars 3 with a Q and A with Owen Wilson himself. Aside from enjoying the film the venue itself is incredibly. New, fresh, quirky decor, hugely comfortable reclining seats, some with double sofa seats. Snacks not hugely overpriced, and a great cafe downstairs where we enjoyed a bit of salt beef and Brie after the screening, has some amazing looking cakes on display too. All in all, a totally different and charming cinema experience, we will be back!

My friend and I needed a place to meet in central so that we could spend a few relaxed hours planning a hen do. We ordered two avocado and eggs on toast, and then enquired about a bottle of prosecco to get in the hen do mood- well... the member of staff pulled a very judgemental face because we seemed to be the only ones in there not drinking coffee. We laughed along, paid the bill, and then they moved onto the next customer without cracking a smile. I had to interrupt and ask if we had a number we needed to take to our table so that they could find us. I was ignored twice until another member of staff pointed to the tray with the number for me to take. I had to lean across other customers i... Speisekarte ansehen