Everyman Baker Street

Both the bar and the cinema are well appointed. Screen 1 has a nice array of sofas and armchairs for different combinations of patrons. There's also a rail for you to put your feet up on and small tables for drinks and sweets.

Being central London at the weekend adult ticket prices were £20 each once booking fees were included.

Only thing to note if visiting, there seemed to only be a stairway to get in, no lift, so worth checking with the venue if you have mobility problems.

It's a nice cinema, screen is a bit small for blockbusters. Service was great. Sound quality not amazing but passable. On the whole a nice experience, though the sofas were too comfortable, you stay for the end credits!

Lovely cinema, comfy sets, but very high ticket price, over £19, with no concession a Sunday morning.

Lovely place, just beware the food and beverage menu doesn't include the Spielburger kitchen.
It's worth knowing this before booking.

Otherwise, as usual, never disappointed with the everyman cinemas.

The staff are always very helpful and friendly. The cinema is comfortable and most of the time the patrons are good at not making noise etc. Something that can always be frustrating at a cinema. The rooms aren't large but you don't usually have to book too far in advance.

This is a really great cinema with some of the comfiest seats around. However, do bear in mind it’s a small one with limited capacity and the screen size will reflect that. Perfect for just you and one other person to go together, and the espresso martinis are an absolute must.

Google maps for once was hopeless by I found the Everyman easily by asking in a shop! Really close to Baker St tube station. Lovely art deco style cinema with armchair style seats and little tables for food and drinks. I attended a 'silver screening' which for 55s and over means you get the film, a hot drink and slice of cake included in your ticket price. Everything was served to our seats. A great little cinema!

Great comfy little sofa seats. It’s a great place to go for a date night and alternative to the regular cinemas. You can order food to come to you during previews which is great. The cookie dough isn’t really cookie dough, it’s just a cookie but the beef dog and chill bites were great. I would defo let recommend this place for a date, great intimacy.