Dome Cinema

what a lovely cinema all really old fashioned and the seats have plenty of leg room

Unfortunately we could’nt actually stop for lunch, as I politely asked if they allow dogs (which some café’s do) the blonde haired woman behind the counter was eating whilst setting up, and did not even speak, she just shook her head and turned her back on me. My husband & myself & dog, would have sat outside, but I just thought I would ask after the rude response we did’nt bother. Such a shame that the service is such a thing of the past.

Going to the Dome is like stepping back in time a relaxed night out compared to the multiplex popcorn experience. They do a cheap ticket (£3.00!) on Monday night, usually for films that have been running for a couple of weeks, but great value. I can’t say I’ve noticed the focus problem mentioned above maybe they don’t have the latest digital projection equipment. Give it a go, anyway and support them they are doing a great job.

Situated next to and over The Dome cinema. The downstairs front café offers a very tasty menu and a lovely smiling staff, (my niece is one of them)!!! Their coffee is good, as well as the stunning looking savouries and cakes. Have used this place often in between trips.
Upstairs overlooks the the sea and promenade and is a great venue for evening events. Great lighting, great balcony and inside is a great bar.

the dome cinema is the best cinema in town! it has a vast verity of snacks while you watch the film as well. also the movie quality is just right!

A beautiful cinema with a rich history (it was used in the 80’s film «wish you were here») I cannot say enough good things about the building and the prices are very reasonable when compared with others in the area. However, as it is such a small cinema the choice of film is not great, mostly just the big blockbusters arrive. The seating is uncomfortable and the floor is very sticky. Also the picture is always just out of focus, enough to annoy! i have seen around 100 movies here over the last 30 years and it is always slightly out of focus. But to be fair it is a lovely cinema that does its best with the small budget it has and with the other cinema in worthing closing down it may start to do a little better!

Beautifully restored Edwardian cinema. A change from the modern multiplexes it has a real sense of tradition. We feel this tradition from the outset — the box office is a quaint old ticket booth. Inside the theatre the styling is fantastic with lots of ornate balconies and a fantastic ceiling. This is more than just a cinema, it feels like stepping into the past.
We watched Ratattoullie there and the kids had a fantastic time — the projection was not quite as sharp as it could be but it didn’t spoil our enjoyment.
Go there, let’s make sure this institution is here to stay!