Everyman Screen on the Green

Wonderful Retro Cinema in the heart of Islington next to Islington Green. Everyman cinema is a high end chain with comfortable sofa seating,a bar and posh snacks and small eats. You can build your own sundae!

They introduce each film giving it a much more personal feel. You can buy drinks and snacks throughout the performance from the bar in the foyer.

I love this cinema! I have been going to this place for over twenty years I think. Over that time it has obviously had a few face lifts. The most recent I think was the new seating which is absolutely wonderful. Very comfortable, even when sitting through a long film and there's so many of them being made now. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is a great example. Everyman Screen on the Green has always been a place for the more passionate film fan. They often show the lesser known films and do special screenings of popular films. The picture is of Richard Stanley being interviewed by Frightfest's Paul McEvoy at the special screening of Lovecraft's Color Out Of Space. A great cinema, check their website for more.

Comfy seats, friendly staff and great food and drink selection. The screen itself is bigger than expected. Highly recommend!

Unique experience, great staff, comfortable seats and pretty amazing ambiance. Had a late flight back so we decided to watch a movie to kill time. Luckily, the cinema was right next to our hotel. We were really glad that we ended up watching a movie in such a unique (one of its kind) cinema.

So vintage! You watch the film and you can eat or drink. Nice People working there! Great experience! We loved it!

Such a fun place to see a movie! The old school couches are so fun, and the wine service and snacks/popcorn bar make it super cute for a date or with friends. Highly recommend checking out!

Very cosy one-screen cinema with a bar in the cinema. Really good selection of drinks, snacks and food. Amazing atmosphere.

Great cinema and good bar and food menu. The tickets are a little on the pricey side and the release of the film schedule is a bit odd.