Everyman listings

A branch of the popular and upmarket Everyman Cinemas chain. Its two screens pack in 60 seats each, and there's a bar serving alcoholic drinks and tip-top pizzas. Programming-wise, expect new-release blockbusters, indie hits and the odd special event.

Everyman has half a dozen venues across London, each with plush seats, posh food and carpets you could lick without getting a stomach bug. The Belsize Park is our favourite – a flagship for the luxe-ing of the chain, it has good food and drink, and seats so comfy you might find yourself nodding off. A one-screen affair, this was the first of the luxury Everyman cinemas and so is something of a flagship, alongside its near-neighbour the Everyman Hampstead.

This three-screen boutique cinema in the middle of Canary Wharf is as plush as they come, with squishy sofa seating, velvet armchairs, cushions and footrests all round. Snuggle up for a banging blockbuster or a sing-a-long screening.

A four-screen cinema in the Everyman luxury cinema chain.

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 (or 'screening lounges') are decidedly upscale: each with armchairs, sofas and footstools, wine coolers by every seat and staff on hand to serve food and drink directly to your seat as you watch. 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.

One of the newest Everyman cinemas in London, this four-screen venue is found around the back of Kings Cross Station among the impressive redevelopment of the area. It’s situated opposite the famous Central St Martin’s College so expect to be sharing some of the 278 seats with tomorrow’s trendsetters.