Priestfield - What's On in and around Edinburgh, Edinburgh

Easily my favourite cinema in Edinburgh. Fairly central and has a great selection films, ranging from current blockbusters to vintage and cult favourites. Staff are friendly and helpful and everything is reasonably priced as far as cinemas are concerned. The seats also recline which is never a bad thing. I don't think I would choose any other cinema before the cameo and I suggest that you do the same!

Nice little Art House cinema that I've been going to for years. Would recommend it. The bar is nice as well.

Sitting in the centre of Fort Kinnaird cinema has great parking outside, staff are always helpful and happy to assist. Costa Coffee is there if you want hot drinks rather than juice. Food can be purchased but can be a bit pricey, however with Wilko just across from them you could pick up pick 'n' mix or confectionery before you go.

I enjoy every trip I take. Staff are friendly and helpful. Food is very nice but can be slightly overpriced. Overall very good! ; )

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The was a very good experience. Staff were very helpful and Ben when busy had time for customers. Little time before start of theatre staff made sure food was prepared in time but with same quality. Well done that lady who made it work.

Went to watch War Horse with my girlfriend and have to say the show was outstanding! The theatre itself is perfectly located just at the start of Edinburgh Old Town along the South Bridge and the theatre itself is a great size with easy access bar for start and intermission of whateve r you go and see. I liked how they had different ques for coffee or alcohol but considering how many people were three you weren't waiting long. Toilets on each level, again easy access and no time queuing. We were on level 3 and had an excellent view of the stage.

A magnificent building to see a performance. We were in the upper circle but the view was fantastic. The seat was comfortable with adequate legroom. There are bar areas at each level that sell a range of soft and alcoholic drinks, as you might expect, they are expensive £15 for two glasses of wine and a fresh orange juice. There are no lifts in the building, so if you are someone who requires this form of access, then you need to stay away from the cheap seats :-) The staff were helpful and friendly. All in all a great venue (Cinderella was top notch too).

Went to see Footloose by the Bohemians. Really brilliant. Look out for Thomas McFarlane as Willard. He was stand out brilliant. Also impressed with Cathie Geddie. Worth seeing. The Kings is a great venue but could do with some litter bins. What a palaver trying to chuck out my ice cream carton.

Easy going downstairs bar with decent beer selection. Not too crowded nor too noisy when we were there. Notable, unusually inclusive toilet signage. Way to go, Scotland/Traverse! 👍

I preferred the intimacy and vibrance of the Grassmarket venue. Too much chrome and glitzy stuff. Seating could be an issue for older and or disabled patrons. Audio loop very impressive and customer facing staff are first rate.