Old Market Hall

A small, airy and comfortable cinema with around 80 seats. It is always a delight to come here and watch films in this historic building. It is advisable to book seats well in advance for popular showings. There are a good range of films including films of stage plays, opera and ballet. There is a lift to the cinema level where there is also a small cafe. Drinks can be taken into the cinema. There are 3 toilets, including an accessible one. There are riser seats for children available, usually found at the back of the cinema. The price of tickets is very reasonable with reductions for certain client groups eg. if you need an essential carer with you the carer goes free. There are steps down to the back 4 rows of seats but a ramp leads down to the front section of the cinema. There are adverts and trailers at the beginning of films but these are not as loud or extensive as in mainstream cinemas.

A fantastic trip to the small very comfortable and cosy cinema here would recommend this for anyone whom wants to enjoy a film in real comfort but you need to book as very limited seats.

A very special venue and one which should be a model for other locations. Pleasingly comfortable with a super café and good seating, we enjoyed our first visit to see the McCartney film ‘One Hand Clapping’ which brought back so many memories

Excellent town centre facility dating from the 1700's; good snacks; nice coffee; and a decent little cinema attached

I love this place! Great coffee,plenty of drink options, some snacks, much better than a large cinema and reasonable prices

I love this cinema watched some great films here it's great to support independent love the cafe attached

Great place to see a movie, have a wine or coffee. Enjoy Jeff

I used to love going to this cinema. Went with a friend today to see Mr Burton. The cinema has had a refit since my last visit. In my opinion it's not an improvement. They have installed new seating with attached drinks holders. But the seats seem to be much closer together now and if you're not careful you could be putting your elbow in the drink of the person next to you. I felt it was akin to sitting in an aeroplane seat. The cafe is still very nice and the film was superb but, for me, the new seating is a miss!!