Everyman Hampstead

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Everyman Hampstead

This is the original cinema of the Everyman chain of luxury cinemas – known as the Everyman long before there was ever a group. The venue’s two screens are decidedly upscale: each with armchairs, sofas (as well as a sprinkling of deluxe two-seater sofas in the larger screen) and staff serving food and drinks at your seat. The programming is a mix of mainstream and independent, so you can expect to see big blockbusters here as well as artier British and international films.

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Venue name: Everyman Hampstead
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Address: 5
Holly Bush Vale
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NW3 6TX
Transport: Tube: Hampstead
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 There is no such thing as a "Boutique Cinema". Only a wonderfully historic and atmospheric cinema that has become the kind of naff venue beloved of people who use the term 'boutique cinema" minus the irony.

Tastemaker

A truly beautiful cinema, this is where the Everyman chain all began. From the plush armchairs and sofas to the snacks and refreshments served at your seat, this place just oozes luxury and glamour.


Whether you are looking to watch a golden oldie or a new release, this is the place to watch it!

Tastemaker

Nestled just off Hampstead is this longstanding Everyman cinema. Decked out with it's classic sofa's and comfy atmosphere,it's a lovely place to go to catch a film. A bar,posh nibbles to go with your flick and their trademark 'Speilburger' restaurant attached to the building. With a charm to it that is so very quintessentially Hampstead. A great selection of films and ever changing repertoire of special events too. Thumbs up all round!

tastemaker

As a Melburnian, we are privileged to have a few options where you can enjoy food and alcohol whilst watching a film and perhaps that's why Everyman is so special since that's not so common in London. I love the old school feel of the cinema and their great choice of films. They also have events regularly which I love as it makes you feel as though you are part of a community rather than just a cinema go-er.

Tastemaker

A lovely, lovely cinema - my favourite cinema for a special treat! Comfortable seats and an interesting selection of films always on offer. I love to treat myself to a glass of wine while watching a movie here - they will take your order and bring it to you in your seat! They have a nice bar area as well. Highly recommended.

Tastemaker

The Everyman chain was one of the first I was aware of to offer a proper boutique cinema experience - complete with cocktails served to your seat. Fast forward a few years, and they have some stiff competition, but it's still a great option. Popcorn was freshly made and still warm, and the atmosphere of the whole venue is chilled and polite. It's not very aesthetically pleasing, but they could do with proper drinks holders as the small tables are rather spillage-prone, and the sofas weren't the most comfortable - but now I'm being picky. 


Nice cinema, but air condition was blasting so much cold air that you have to wear a jumper and jacket in mid August to survive the artic blast for 2 1/2 hours watching Jason Bourne.

You have a sofa for comfort but £16 per ticket is too much. I like to watch a movie and don't need to have loads of drinks and food meanwhile watching a movie.

tastemaker

Friendly and inviting – this is no ordinary cinema. It has couches, legroom and armchairs rather than cheap, uncomfortable airline seats. Not to mention food and drink orders taken from your seat by the lovely, always friendly staff. It all adds up to a homely, welcoming and relaxed place.

It’s a real movie-goers haven which, as well screening all big hollywood blockbusters, also shows the latest foreign language films, classic cinema and special events. Also look out for the Q&As with Industry professionals.

Tastemaker

Though there are a lot (really a lot!) of things that I do not like about Hampstead, the Everyman cinema is not one of them. Probably the best one in the Everyman franchise, it has everything and more that anyone might expect from a proper movie theatre. Comfortable plushy seats, cosy space (not too big!), great food, and first and foremost: amazing service (you can actually order drinks without leaving your cushy seats - EAT THAT ODEON). Even their selection of movies is perfect, they show exactly the right mix of Hollywood blockbusters, Indie hits and under the radar documentaries. All in all a great place to spend a lazy Sunday afternoon. 

Tastemaker

I love this place. Decadent, plush, date worthy, quaint.. A great cinema experience!

Be prepared to spend a bit, it's not cheap!

But drinking wine watching a great film or watching Rocky Horror Picture Show dressed up with your friends, it's a great night out! Just waiting for the new Muswell Hill cinema to catch up...


I love this place! Everyman = going to the cinema in style. Super comfy couches to lounge on (or snuggle up if you’re on a date), great service, yummy food choices and best of all, you can enjoy a nice glass of wine / a cocktail whilst you watch. Brilliant movie theatre.

 

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I love the Everyman in Hampstead.  I am not a fan of the mass chains, so if there is a movie I really want to see I am happy to pay the extra and go to the Everyman.  Waiter service to your seat and you can enjoy a class of wine.  It's just the perfect way to watch a movie. 

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So going to the cinema is stupidly expensive, we all know this. But in comparison Everyman stands up as well worth the money for the experience alone. The Hampstead Everyman (the original and maybe the best?) is nestled just off Hampstead High Street, very conveniently surrounded by lovely pubs and gets the balance just right between art house and crowd pleaser. It manages to be both opulent and cosy, and anywhere where they bring you food and drink in your seat gets my vote. The menu’s a nice mix, slightly on the pricy side, but it makes it an evening out rather than just sitting in the dark with strangers. And whatever you see, a bottle of wine on a shared sofa will always make it enjoyable.