Odeon Stillorgan

I love going to this cinema!
1* For the staff: nice is an understatement. They are super friendly and have a realy sense of customer satisfaction!
1* For the place: it is a really neat and clean cinema. The seat are so comfortable! You can even choose to get a premium seat if you want to he even more comfortable: D
1* For the food: I mean you can choose to get something to nibble at the Costa Café inside the cinema or at the counter while buying your ticket. Hotdog, nachos, popcorn, a mix of all, sweets, soft drinks… You name it, they have it!
1* For the treats: this time Cinderella is on and they have some super cute slipper key ring if you get a kid meal. I am a kid so I got one: D
1* For the overall experience: So far so amazing! I recommend to come here for a night out at the movies ;)
Yeaaay I cannot wait to see Cinderella now! I feel like I’m 5 years old and that doesn’t bother me one single bit: D

So this cinema is tiny! It’s screen are average to small, sticky floors and dirty seats. We were a least 10 mins early for our movie and they didn’t show any trailers before our movie. If this were not a Odean cinema I wouldn’t consider returning at all. It’s got a really below standard small town cinema feel to it. However Odean offers are fantastic and they have friendly staff, great food options, fresh popcorn. But they still break the hot dog rule by serving it in a French baquette! FAIL!

Apparently this is one of the cheapest cinema’s in Dublin — a bargain you say? that is what I am always looking for! Stillorgan cinema is rarely full, has a great little costa at the front and is always clean. They have recently done up the bathrooms too which is great, as they were a bit dated alright. The screens are not the biggest in Dublin at all, but when you compare this cinema to others in the area that you can’t get tickets to, I would like the option of going to the cinema at a whim on a Friday night with a choice of films, rather than waiting around in other cinemas for the next available showing!
Its my favourite cinema by far in Dublin, but that is also because its where I spent half my childhood — lots of good memories, which makes me a bit biased. Even so — I would highly recommend it! :)

This is a small cinema in terms of overall size, but it has everything a cinema needs none the less. Concession stand with lots of goodies, yes, cinema screens, yes, and there you have it.
As an added bonus there is a Costa Coffee here too.
Because the much larger Movies @ Dundrum is close by, this Odeon is never busy. Got a big blockbuster movie you want to see but either a) you couldn’t get tickets or b) you want to wait until the chaos has died down so so can relax and enjoy your movie without fear of mobile phones and loud people, the this is the place to come. I just saw Capt. America 2 here, on its opening weekend, cinema was only half full, ah, perfect.

My review can’t be different from the last one here. The place is incredible small, I think it was the smallest cinema I have been to in my life. The screen wasnt bigger than the one I have at home haha Anyway, the price was good, as got the session before midday (5,50). They have a Costa café inside the building so you have a few more options than just coke + popcorn.

It’s a smaller Odeon than the ones I have been to before, but that makes it charming. The Costa coffee at the entrance probably gets a lot of foot traffic from the adjacent shopping center, and is a nice change from the usual cinema grub with popcorn and fizzy drinks.
The screens are relatively small and while that is perfect to watch movies and not be annoyed by talking strangers, it also means that there’s only 1 – 2 rows of seats that you can book online, and you’ll have to go premium for that too. :-(
Other than that it was very clean, staff was very friendly and since it’s 2 minutes down the road it’s a great alternative to Movies @ Dundrum which tends to be crowded.

Walls so thin could hardly hear the movie. Was so distracted by the soundtrack coming from the movie next door