Top Things to do in Tyne and Wear
Top Hotels in Tyne and Wear
- 1. Hotel Indigo Newcastle, an IHG Hotel
- 2. Maldron Hotel Newcastle
- 3. Malmaison Newcastle
- 4. Innside Newcastle
- 5. Hotel du Vin & Bistro Newcastle
- 6. DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Newcastle International Airport
- 7. Little Haven Hotel
- 8. Hampton By Hilton Newcastle
- 9. Copthorne Hotel Newcastle
- 10. County Hotel
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10 Movie Theaters in Tyne and Wear That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Tyne and Wear, United Kingdom including Jam Jar Cinema, The Little Theatre Gateshead, Tyneside Cinema, Vue Cinema Gateshead, Everyman Cinema, Empire Cinemas, Odeon Cinema Silverlink, Cineworld Cinema, Odeon Cinema - MetroCentre, Cineworld Cinema.
Restaurants in Tyne and Wear
1. Jam Jar Cinema
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 186 reviews
Jam Jar Cinema is an intimate, inviting, friendly 3 screen venue in the heart of Whitley Bay. we proudly screen the latest Hollywood, Best of British, Upbeat Indy & Family films. We boast a cosy lounge and bar area, offering a broad selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, all available to be taken into the screens. We are run by; with and for local people and visitors to the area. We have big ambitions and an even bigger heart. Tickets are simply purchased either on-line, or at the in-house Box Office, accessible during our opening hours. The venue is also available for Private Events/Parties. Come see us at the Box Office to find out more. So whether you come to see a film, or fancy a drink in a relaxed environment, pop on down to Jam Jar Cinema. We hope to see you soon!
Reviewed By lighthousemike2017
Always a nice smile from the staff when you arrive EXTREMELY CLEAN AND COMFORTABLE A Cinema run by volunteers Currently being extended and upgraded to accomodate more screens and a lift to overcome the stairway for the disabled or TIRED - like me !!!!! Wonderful forsight to cater for the community of all abilities Snacks and drinks for sale. Located smack bang in the middle of Whitley Bay, opposite the bus and Taxi terminus and a short bus ride from the Metro Station Very reasonable prices - check the website out Drop in and see the latest releases.
2. The Little Theatre Gateshead
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By martinidoc - London, United Kingdom
We have been visiting this theatre for a few years for the productions by the Progressive Players. They are all of a high standard, however the most recent production of Frankenstein, was particularly memorable. The gothic set was rightly greeted with enthusiastic applause at curtain up. The players were faultless. This could have been a West end production. I wouldn't normally go to see a horror movie, but, this adaption of the original play, was really gripping and executed to the highest standard. The theatre itself is a charming art deco building, with a bustling bar upstairs and tea room downstairs. Booking is simple, and you can even get a downloaded ticket on your smart phone, which even some larger theatres can't manage.It really is a jewel in the crown of Gateshead
3. Tyneside Cinema
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,093 reviews
At the Tyneside Cinema, we give a trip to the pictures the sense of occasion it deserves. We show the best films in stylish and beautiful surroundings, and our varied programme ranges from brilliant films from all over the world to the best Hollywood has to offer. As the last surviving Newsreel theatre still operating as a cinema full-time in the UK, our Grade II-listed building is an important, must-see piece of heritage, not just regionally, but nationally too and it has been lovingly restored to preserve and celebrate the grandeur of its original 1937 art deco design.
Reviewed By suebell262 - Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
We're regular visitors to the Tyneside Cinema as we have friends tickets which provide discounts in all the facilities and are great value for anyone who enjoys visiting especially on regular basis which we now do. We have sat in all of the different screen studio screens and love them all so comfy - some smaller, some larger - the circle upstairs on the lare chairs and sofas are fab. We followed up with a meal in the Tyneside Tearooms burgers, sharing a lovely fresh side salad and ime made chips with apple pie and custard to follow and couple of bottles of beer. Great food and service - just what was needed after a relaxing cinema experience - we'll be back soon x Very accessible too xxx
4. Vue Cinema Gateshead
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 166 reviews
Reviewed By O5178BFkevinc - London, United Kingdom
Fantastic cinema in a handy location. I walked in, used ticket machine to buy tickets and walked upstairs to screen. VIP seats are highly recommended for an extra £2. I didn't get the obligatory kicks in the back of the seat due to the space. Saw a great film(1917) in a fantastic atmosphere. Highly recommended.
5. Everyman Cinema
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 48 reviews
Movie Theatre/Cinema with bar and restaurant
Reviewed By lvsv1 - Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
This venue and experience is everything I want in a cinema. The venue is in an old converted underground nightclub (ah the memories!) which is centrally located on Grey Street. The bar waiting area is comfortable and the staff have always been happy, chatty and generally very helpful and accommodating of each of our visits, both as a family and as a couple. There a multiple screens, each of which are small in size (great), and have very comfortable sofa style seating with absolutely bags of leg room to stretch out. Food and drinks (including alcohol) can be served in the bar and the screens which is a total bonus. I can't speak highly enough of this cinema, and those bemoaning the cost have totally missed the point. If you are happy with the cheap and crowded environment and simply want to see a film and you're not bothered where, then fill your boots and go to Vue or Odeon (the latter not actually that cheap). However if you want a boutique cinema experience, with surroundings, service to match and away from the crowds, then this is your place!
6. Empire Cinemas
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 147 reviews
Reviewed By lea-craggs - Sunderland, United Kingdom
My husband Charles has Alzheimer’s disease and absolutely loves the cinema which is a brilliant brain stimulant for him he does have a degree of independence which has been supported by the wonderful caring staff who have given individualised compassionate attention to Charles building his social confidence the staff are so friendly caring ,efficient in every aspect of the service your company should be proud of your team. BRILLIANT selection of films I count myself fortunate that we have a great cinema in our town keep up the good work you are so appreciated LEA CRAGGS.
7. Odeon Cinema Silverlink
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 100 reviews
Reviewed By B486NKjamesp
Received some excellent customer service from an employee named Cody. He was extremely polite and welcoming! He had a smile while we were served our refreshments and cinema tickets. He also made my tango ice blast on point and the best I had. Give this guy a pay rise!
8. Cineworld Cinema
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 150 reviews
Reviewed By YeahJack - Sunderland, United Kingdom
Love this cinema! Looks great and the staff are always friendly and helpful! Ideally situated in the city centre
9. Odeon Cinema - MetroCentre
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 98 reviews
Reviewed By 16ds3 - Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
Went here with a member of family to see Jumanji: The next Level and it was a brilliant cinema, staff were friendly and place was spotless! Will be back. ????
10. Cineworld Cinema
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By TheBizness - Durham, United Kingdom
Cineworld Boldon has always been my favourite cinema for two reasons. Firstly, the sound system to me provides an immersive surround sound experience better than any other I’ve been to, and secondly, there’s oodles of free parking immediately outside ???????? Well Cineworld Boldon is about to get even betterer ???? Mrs B and I arrived last night to watch the new period comedy Emma, starring Miranda and Bill Nighy as far as I was concerned, and we were greeted internally by a building site shrouded in black bin-liner material from floor to ceiling, and an atmosphere that screamed non-operational from the moment we got through the front door. The (minimal, as is sadly a sign of the times in this online world in which we live) staff were apologetic, but enthused that Screen Two, which was to be our cinematic home for the evening, had already benefitted from the refit, so we could see what the whole thing would look like upon completion. I wasn’t convinced. Until we got through the entrance to Screen Two and smelled the new carpets, and saw the new floor runway lighting. Hmmmm. Promising. Then we walked the length of the entry corridor, facing the huge screen, and turned to see the new seats. Wow. Pale red leather high-backed chairs arranged in huge cinematic rows, looking very quality, very contoured, very impressive and very inviting. The row numbers were illuminated centrally on the stairs up, together with further red runway lighting to prevent the usual embarrassing stumbles up the stairs while locating one’s row, and the seats no longer flip up to let people past when returning from the loo or a popcorn run- impressive indeed from a logistical point of view. Then the pièce de resistance as we sat down in the soft, warm, inviting leather with the obligatory armrest cupholders and leaned back to make ourselves comfortable- the backrests leaned back with us ???????????????????????? Oh gosh. Comfortable was an understatement. As the film progressed, Mrs B and I were of the opinion very quickly that these new seats revolutionised our viewing experience, providing comfort of the next level. No more numb bums while seated for two or indeed three hours. And indeed this was confirmed over the next two hours in our case. I complemented a senior-looking male member of staff on the way out, who seemed genuinely thrilled that I was being positive concerning the works, and said that other some screens yet to be completed offered even betterer seating yet. I am genuinely thrilled too- Mrs B and I enjoy a trip to the pics, and these seats make the prospect of more reglear visits even more likely. Go there to see your next film. I guarantee your bottom will not fail to be impressed. Ding dong, as Leslie Phillips might have said if his bottom had been treated to such a noteworthy improvement in comfort ????????
