Curzon Richmond

Cute smallish cinema showing art films with nice staff. Seats are comfy but don't have spaces for drinks. Screen and sound quality was very good. Row D a perfect distance.

What a treat. This beautiful little cinema is tucked away on Water Lane between the High Street and riverside. The staff are always so courteous and make the entire experience feel like an absolute luxury from the lovely ambience to the comfy seats.

Absolutely favourite cinema in London. Feels like a return the 20's!
Tiny and quaint but with a perfect size screen and classic red curtains.
Film showings are all incredibly interesting and far from mainstream.
The front room reminds me of an old train station. Staff are super friendly and enthusiastic demonstrating their passion for film. Nice drink and snack options. All all around delight! Memberships worth considering as they make frequent visits very reasonable!

Always a pleasure to visit. Great Fathers day Top Gun showing! And so grateful for the staff for going out of their way to look for my son's lost EarPods. Great service. Thank you.

Exactly what small cinema should be. I'm happy waiting for a drink from busy friendly staff, the seats are comfortable. It's a sweet place, fair price especially given location.

A really nice spacious cinema. Staff were very friendly. Only downside is compared to other cinemas this is quite expensive so will think twice before returning.
Update Nov 2022. Had a similar experience during this visit. On this occasion I used the ladies toilet and was very surprised how ill fitted and dated it was. Compared to the cinema and other common areas this was not a pleasant experience.

This is a tiny cinema with only one screen and short selection of films. The listings are really good films, usually independent. Satf is really lovely and they have good coffee and cakes to bring inside. Feel very Covid Safe with all wearing masks and seats being sanitised after every function.

I visited here in October 2022. This is a small single screen cinema tucked away down a side street leading to the river in Richmond. It is quite wide with doors to the toilets in the auditorium.