Everyman Baker Street

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96-98 Baker Street,
Marylebone,
London,
W1U 6TJ

0871 906 9060

Everyman Baker Street is a state of the art cinema with 2 intimate theatres holding a capacity of 100. The venue features a lounge area with bar selling a range of premium snacks and beverages.

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Venue Type
Cinema
Tube/Rail
Films
Mainstream Releases, Independent, Arthouse
Screens
2 Screen(s) - Digital Sound
Entry
Varies according to show time and day
Concessions: Other - contact venue for details
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