Screen on Baker Street

London, Vereinigtes Königreich

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96-98 Baker St, London, Vereinigtes Königreich, W1U 6TJ
Marylebone
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60 mYork Street
80 mYork Street Porter Street
200 mGloucester Place / Baker Street
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Rating des Ortes: 4
London, United Kingdom
The Screen on Baker Street is a charming small cinema that I strongly recommend.
There are three ‘Screen on…’ cinemas which I’ve been told are run by the Everyman group. The others are in Hampstead and Islington. All of the Screens have character, but I come here as it is my closest.
They have a great advance booking system where you choose your seats online. Then they send you a text confirming your booking and you’re good to go. When you arrive at the cinema you can head straight downstairs to the small refreshment stand. It has a decently stocked bar with competent staff. The highlight though is the traditional popcorn maker, from which they serve freshly popped corn with an uneven covering of butter and salt.
I think there are a couple of screens though I have only been in one, which is decently sized. The films shown tend to be commercially successful arts films, as at the Picturehouse and Curzon chains, befitting the gentrified area.