Everyman Cinemas in Upper St, London

Everyman Cinemas Upper St, London

Everyman Cinemas Upper St Address:

83 Upper St, Islington, London N1 0NP, UK

Phone: +44 871 906 9060

Customercare Office: 0872 436 9060 (calls cost 13ppm plus your telephone company’s access charge).

Public transport:

Everyman Cinemas is located opposite Islington Green and a 5 minute walk from Angel tube station (Northern Line, Bank Branch).

Email:

Business hours: 10am daily (or half an hour before the first film of the day, if earlier)

No. of screens at Everyman Cinemas in Upper St: screens have 3D capability and the very latest in digital projection

No. of seats:

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Everyman Cinemas official website: https://www.everymancinema.com/

Everyman Cinemas – Movie showtimes in Upper St, London – Updated on 26th August 2018

Facilities available at Everyman Cinemas

Bar at the back of the screen, Dessert line

Everyman Cinemas – Parking Fee

There is on-street parking available in the local streets near Everyman Screen on the Green. There is also an NCP car park at Theseus Walk Islington N1 8DS.

Disabled access:

There are two steps at the cinema’s entrance and two steps between foyer area and entrance to the auditorium.

About Everyman Cinemas
A unique experience, Everyman Cinemas is an independent network of boutique cinemas. With a passion for quality, from service of food and drink to seating and films, every cinema also has a unique bar or foyer space. Roman Polanski once remarked that Cinema should make you forget you are sitting in a theatre, our cinemas do just that, they create a truly memorable experience that exceeds expectations and reaches the highest standards possible in comfort and entertainment.

Everyman is one of the fastest growing independent networks in the UK and will be expanding into numerous new sites over the next two years. Present venues range from the iconic 100 year old Screen on the Green, to brand new boutique spaces in Canary Wharf and Birmingham Mailbox.

The cinemas owned by the Group are operated under the Everyman brand, spearheading the revival of independent cinema in the UK.