I'm an unlimited member and this is my 'local'. It's really easy to get to by DLR, right next to the station and in a very good location -plenty of sophisticated bars and a Wetherspoons nearby, also handy for the Waitrose at Canary Wharf underground shopping mall or Tesco store .

There's a nice quiet bar area on the top level where you can read in peace before your film starts

The staff are always kind and welcoming. They act promptly if you've lost anything and are very polite.

The screens are good, and seating is comfortable. No troubles from a well-behaved, mixed audience.

The choice of films is good although for the more cerebral choices like The Butterfly and the Diving Bell I have to go to Fulham Road or other central cinema. That said, they do run the popular foreign films, like 'Heartbreaker'

One big downside -it's all run on a very tight budget and the staff are overworked. There are often long queues out the door on weekend afternoons, especially for new releases. I've sometimes had to revise my choice of film because of the queue taking so long.

Inside there are similar queues for popcorn and drinks -I've more or less given up trying. They often close one of the snacks outlets.

The staffing issue is one big problem that needs addressing

i am only 12 years old and i regularly use this ciniema i use it because its clean and fresh its not horrible and manky.

the toilets are clean

the screens are big

the staff are nice

what more could you want.


i think its the best one ever

The West India Quay cineworld is 1 of my favourite. Its a really nice cinema.Big screens, comfy chairs and friendly people to watch the movie with. I only miss they dont show indian films. I really like indian films, even I am not indian. 1 of my good friend just started to work in this cineworld,so I like to visit this cinema even more. :)

This is a really nice, friendly place. Although it hasn't got the largest screens, it has got good sound and is very clean.

The seats are generally comfortable, but the armrests are a bit harsh! Overall, its perfect for a quick movie locally but if you're travelling to get here, the Greenwich Odeon is much more of a big-screen experience.

My wife and I visit the Cinema the other day to see MAMA MIA. Great fun well acted the music was great and the film was very funny in places. Some of the male actors gave the impression that they could not sing but tried.

Not a bad place for catching a movie but a bit of an odd mix there of council house East Londoners and Docklands suit-types. Good bar though.