Grosvenor Cinema glasgow

Amazing little independent cinema. The seats are so comfy and the feel of the place us really nice. Very cosy cinema on a cold day.

First visit tonight... Went to see The Irishman but could barely hear the film from the music coming from upstairs in the bars. The film itself was mainly talking so the noise made it difficult to concentrate and follow the story. Didn't purchase anything from kiosk but noticed prices were a bit steep! Might be a good place for daytime cinema without the additional added disco!

This is a cute and pretty, small cinema with 2 screen and a small cafe/ restaurant at the entrance. I saw an UK period drama here, with 20-30 people attendance. The seats are leather and they are pretty comfy. I had a tasty take away coffee from the cafe at the front. The location is charming, it’s an authentic Glasgowian cobblestone pedestrian street.

Saturday afternoon trip to the pictures. Lovely little cinema with leather chairs and sofas if you want to pay a little more. Ticket prices are pretty reasonable for the West end. Really nice to be able to buy a beer, wine or procecco to enjoy during the film. Usual expensive selection of sweets etc available in the foyer.

Really good place to go to watch a movie, just didn't realise how many screens the place had. Highly recommended

It is closed as they are building it up again and it will be opening very soon as there are a lot of pubs with a great range of people in them aswell as I will let you know when they are opening it up again!!.

Great wee cinema, but I think it's closed at the moment. The Glasgow Film Theatre also smashing. It's in Rose St.(off Sauchiehall St. at the City Centre end).

Loved the whole experience. VIP cinema

Now a pub/club very poor service won't be back