The Screen On The Green in London, United Kingdom

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Telephone:	+44 871 906 9060
Website:	www.everymancinema.com
Address:	83 Upper Street, London, United Kingdom, N1 0NU Angel, Islington
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:	260 ftTheberton Street 280 ftIslington Green 610 ftPackington Street
Categories:	Cinema

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Today	2:00 pm – 1:00 am Open now
Local time (London)	19:08 Thursday, 17 July 2025

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Monday	2:00 pm – 1:00 am
Tuesday	2:00 pm – 1:00 am
Wednesday	2:00 pm – 1:00 am
Thursday	2:00 pm – 1:00 am
Friday	2:00 pm – 1:00 am
Saturday	9:00 am – 1:00 am
Sunday	9:00 am – 1:00 am

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21 reviews of The Screen On The Green

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Daniel F.

Place rating: 5
London, United Kingdom

Top 5 hell maybe top 3 cinema in London and we are lucky to have so many great ones in London. Beautiful setting in beautiful area with beautiful (and funny) signage outside. Love it here.

Lou H.

Place rating: 5
London, United Kingdom

My favourite cinema in London by far. Not your typical cinema. You can get armchairs and sofas and order food and wine delivered to your seats. The bar at the back is a very cool touch. It’s also the same price as your big cinema chain.
All definitely adds to the experience.

Rachel F.

Place rating: 4
Dublin, Republic of Ireland

I love the ‘premier’ seats at the back for snuggling up on a hungover Sunday. The whole thing is a really nice treat… but definitely a treat as with some snacks and tickets it came to about £50 for the two of us. Defo not a cheap night at the cinema! I think the bathrooms could be improved as well. Otherwise love the place.

Emma B.

Place rating: 4
London, United Kingdom

I went to The Screen on the Green last night to see Cobain: Montage of Heck. I have to say it’s totally worth paying more (and only a few pounds more) than your average Vue or Odeon to visit an Everyman or a Picture House. The table service, the range of drinks and food and the comfortable seating make the whole experience more enjoyable and add a touch of glamour to cinema.

Soomin R.

Place rating: 4
London, United Kingdom

I’ve been to Screen on the Green quite a few times now, and it’s been a delightful experience every time.
First, I love the comfortable seatings they have and the retro ambience. It’s almost like a private, luxury cinema/theatre experience, taking a step back into the oldie days.
Second, I love the concept of serving wine and bites within the theatre. It’s a perfect combination of entertainment and dining — with a little sip of wine, your cinema experience just gets that much better.
The only downside is their loo facilities. They’re small and old, so the ladies room, especially, can get quite crowded and inconvenient.
Definitely a must-try on a relaxing weekend!

Oxfordian K.

Place rating: 5
Soltau, Niedersachsen

Programmkino mit Filmen die nicht an jeder Straßenecke laufen. Man sitzt im Kino sehr bequem, besonders natürlich in den roten Love Settees! Moderate Eintrittspreise.

John S.

Place rating: 4
London, United Kingdom

If you have any doubts, just do this place. The treats/drinks are reasonably priced, the crowd and staff are cool (yeah, I like to be in «cool» place on a Tuesday night, make that echk sound with impunity I might be able to handle it), and film selection is top notch. Other places might show Woody’s Manhattan at midnight on Saturday, but I’m ignorant of them so S on the G gets my love. Good Times

Abbie J.

Place rating: 5
London, United Kingdom

I love going to Screen on the Green. The seats are comfortable, there is a really good feel in the place, they serve beer and freshly made popcorn and sweets and then they serve it to you in your seats once you’ve ordered if you have to wait for anything. WHta else could you want from your cinema experience other than a good film!
And best of all is the price. We (Ian P and I) went to see something in the day and it was only £10, cheaper than the Vue up the road AND they put us in a sofa for the same price which is great because they come with footstools and are super comfy.
Regular seats are really comfy too though and on an evening are £12.50, Sofas £14.50 which is the same if not a little more than the vue but you get such a better experience!
Often opening weekends sell out so well worth booking if you are keen but would always recommend a visit here over the Vue if you can!
Enjoy!
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Sean D.

Place rating: 5
London, United Kingdom

Hello fellow moviegoers!
What could be better than our favourite American pastime than a night at the movies?
This is a movie theatre from the days when they were made to look classy and glamorous. The glitzy, dazzling retro sign-age outside beckoning you in adds a touch of style and makes you feel like you’ve gone back in time.
Keeping with the theme, inside the décor is tasteful and there is a stunning full bar covering the back of the the theatre. The seats are all red velour and very comfortable.
I like the fact that I can have a beer instead of a soft drink with my popcorn and there is a wide range of food and drink available on the menu. It’s also a nice touch that they offer for you to go and relax in your seat and they’ll bring it over to you before the movie starts.
I went to see Only God Forgives and whilst I may have left being a bit disappointed with the movie, I was in no way disappointed with my overall experience and will definitely be back again!

Alex S.

Place rating: 4
London, United Kingdom

So this screen is actually not on the green, but across from the green. Still, it’s worth going to (even if you thought you were seeing a movie outside.)
A great indie cinema. Screen up on a stage, bar with snacks in the back, love seats on the side. It’s a fantastic spot to bring a date for those last two reasons alone.
The last movie I saw here was Hot Fuzz where Edgar Wright did an intro and Q&A. Fun, easy to see him from any seat in the house and the acoustics were good to hear him speak.
Other Everyman cinemas do real food. This ones does not. Be warned. No dinner here although they do a bit of savoury with olives and flat bread.
I enjoy watching movies here and would come back to do it again.

Laura S.

Place rating: 5
London, United Kingdom

Cozy love seats for a couple or separate seats if you aren’t on a date are just so comfy plus a lot of leg room does the movie experience extremely enjoyable.
Having the bar at the back of the actual cinema hall might be annoying if they decide to wash dishes while the movie is on — but on my memory it only happened once.
They serve beers, wines to the seats and each seat has a little table on the side so you wouldn’t have to put your pop corn on the floor so no risk accidentally knocking it over all over the floor. Try their cupcakes — they’re good! And they also not funny about bring your own snacks to the cinema — I brought over some fruits and a friend brought a burrito.
It’s a bit more expensive than Vue Islington nearby but the experience is worth it. It’s the movie experience you get which is now mostly lost by all big cinema brands.
Well I am super lucky to have it a short bus ride away :)

Duncan W.

Place rating: 5
Hong Kong

What a fantastic cinema (albeit on the pricey side). As other reviewers have said, the highlights are the seats which provide plenty of room to stretch out and relax with side tables for your cinema snacks. The best seats are the sofas for two at the back which give you a bit more space and bigger side tables.
Before you sit down for your film, make sure you take a moment to take advantage of the bar at the back of the cinema (don’t worry, it closes before the film starts). Beer/wine is on offer together with a range of upmarket cinema snacks — wasabi peas and my favourite.
Only downside is that there is only one screen, so if the film you want to see isn’t on, you have to slum it elsewhere…

T J.

Place rating: 5
London, United Kingdom

I hated Screen on the Green: no leg room, uncomfortable seats and no Orange Wednesdays! The last film I saw here was ‘The September Issue’ and that evening I vowed never to come back, no matter how good a film they were showing.
Tonight I broke that vow and whoa am I glad that I did. Gone are the cramped and uncomfortable seats and the place is full of sofas and armchairs, some with footstools (like mine), tables for your glasses of wine plus somewhere for your bottle to go.
The bar is massive, no longer a tiny concessions stand in the entrance, this looks like it belongs in a proper trendy boozer.
My one whinge was after ordering and paying for my drinks and snacks at the bar, I really wouldn’t have minded carrying a bottle of sparkling and some popcorn back to my sofa by myself. Instead they said they would bring it over, which, in fairness, they did… about 10 mins later. Next time I think I’ll ask to carry it over myself.

Steve B.

Place rating: 5
London, United Kingdom

What a fantastic cinema. A world of civilisation away from your standard chain cinema.
We walked in took our seats and relaxed in comfort. Raked back comfortable seats with tons of leg room, felt like business class. There is premium seating also if you want to pay a £1 or two more that comes with a mini table and foot rest. \That must equate to first class.
Love the ‘in theatre’ bar. You can order wine, beer, coffee, hot chocolate, cakes and small food plates. The staff take your order and bring directly to your seat as the trailers roll by!
Friendly staff (not always the experience in other places).
All makes for a superb and far superior movie experience. Just down the road from where I live so even better!

Róisín M.

Place rating: 5
Homerton, London, United Kingdom

Hands down my favourite cinema in London.
Jolly, unpretentious staff, even though they show more independent films than your average cinema. In fact, I’ve found the staff here a lot more fun and better at customer service than some other Everyman Cinema venues.
With the cosy sofas and armchairs, it’s another great date spot (dying for a date much?!). Bringing someone to this venue would seriously impress someone expecting your average ‘dinner and movie’ date.
The only thing you should be aware of is that the prices are a bit higher than average, but you pay for what you get. Also — the cinema munchies are not the usual. You can settle down with a bottle of wine or a cup of coffee here, instead of a litre of diabetes-inducing coke (not that I’m judging — I love my cinema coke!). This is not at all a downside — just managing your expectations!
Final note is to warn you that once you get used to this cinema, it will be VERY hard to go back to the chains…

Freya C.

Place rating: 4
London, United Kingdom

A full price adult ticket here is the same as what you’d pay to have popcorn thrown at you whilst straining to hear over the chit-chatter of kids after waiting in a rowdy queue at Vue a couple of blocks away… I’ll take the Everyman, every time.
Order drinks and snacks at the bar which will then be delivered to your allocated cushioned red velvet haven for you to enjoy throughout the film, which is more than likely to be a good one, with limited screens the showings are wonderfully curated to an appropriately cultured selection.
Angel smugness? Most certainly.

Aromy X.

Place rating: 4
London, United Kingdom

WOW! Has this cinema had an awesome upgrade. Though the assigned seating can be a bit annoying, it allows you to buy your tickets online and select your seats, without feeling the rush of having to get there early to get a good seat.
Now, they also offer comfy couches in the back! Their new screen is huge, so you’ll still get a good view.
And what cinema isn’t complete without a fully decked out bar? Cocktail during my guilty pleasure rom-com? YES PLEASE!
P. S. They also offer «movies with your baby» so I suppose, if I decide to have kiddies, I don’t have to suffer from too much cabin fever.

Laura N.

Place rating: 5
San Francisco, CA

The bar was something out of my cocktail infused dreams… and then a fantastic film was involved. Does it get any better?
Oh yeah, comfy snuggle-worthy seats (one might even classify them as snouches, if the spirit moves…), flip down cushy foot rests, and a fantastic line up of indie flicks and documentaries that I’m not ashamed to mention are my absolute favourite films.
Munch on wasabi peas, grab a cocktail and get comfortable with all that culture infusion.

Nina d.

Place rating: 5
Portland, OR

My butt was sooooo happy to be sitting in this theatre. Deep plush couches w/footstands FTW.
This is the second Everyman I’ve been to – the other one was near Hampstead Heath. I’m seriously considering buying a pricey (£48/year) membership just to support this place.
I found the tickets prices at £10-£12.50/seat to be a bit cheaper than Vue and Odeon. You can drink wine here, and at £5−7 for a big glass it’s not that bad.
The screen isn’t an IMAX screen obviously but it’s adequate, and the sound was really good too. Also random and nifty – if you book your tickets online you can ask them to send you a mobile ticket with a barcode they can scan.

Lizzie S.

Place rating: 5
London, United Kingdom

Woah! Like woah, woah, woah this might be my most favourite cinema in London. I don’t care what all these three star Unilocalers are talking about here but if you are going to put me in an independent cinema, have a fully loaded with cocktails, let me sit on a sofa with my very own foot stall then I’ll give you 6 stars god damn it! I’ll also be more than happy to hand over £12 for the pleasure.
This is *the* cinema to go to if watching a film for you is a pleasure. It’s not about seeing some crap fluff starring Jennifer Lopez/Hillary Duff, its about exploring new film, learning from ground breaking documentaries and watching something that makes you think. It’s passionate, it’s intelligent, it’s totally worth a visit.

Jean K.

Place rating: 3
San Francisco, CA

While Screen on the Green isn’t the best independent cinema, given it was only 5 minutes walk from my flat I couldn’t complain much.
I watched a lot of movies here and never had any problems. It’s great on big nights when the house is packed and you can see a movie with a rapt audience.
Yeah, it could probably have a larger selection but it’s a small cinema with only 2 screens and it’s a welcome alternative to the Vue right door.