Crouch End Picturehouse
WHERE
London
What it’s like
A local independent cinema in Crouch End with a proper café-bar, dog friendly and step-free throughout.
This is your neighbourhood screen rather than a multiplex, so don't expect the doors open at 9am. Monday to Friday it's open from 4pm, weekends from midday, which makes it more of an after-school or weekend treat than a rainy Tuesday morning filler.
There's a kiosk doing the usual popcorn and sweet treats, plus hot and cold drinks and a bar with beer and wine if you fancy something for yourself while the kids watch the trailers. The catch is you can't bring in your own food or any hot food and alcohol from outside, so budget for buying there rather than smuggling in snacks.
Wheelchair spaces are built into all the main screens and it's lift access throughout, which makes it an easy one if you're pushing a buggy or managing a wheelchair. Carers get a free ticket with a CEA Card, and if your family includes a guide or assistance dog they're genuinely welcome, with staff happy to arrange an aisle seat or even mind the dog during the film.
One thing to know before you set off: there's no on-site parking, and drop-off is really only for customers with limited mobility, so you'll want to plan how you're getting there if you're not walking or on the bus.
What’s on here
Facilities
Need to know
- Food
- Kiosk with popcorn, hot and cold drinks, beer and wine, and sweet and savoury treats
- Wheelchairs
- Dedicated wheelchair spaces in all main screens
- Dogs
- Guide and assistance dogs welcome
- Weekday screenings don't start until 4pm, so it's an after-school slot rather than a morning one
- Refunds need at least 2 hours notice before the show starts
- The kiosk does beer and wine as well as the usual popcorn and drinks
- No outside food, even a packed lunch, once you're inside
Plan your visit
What time does it open?
4pm to 9pm on weekdays, and midday to 9pm on Saturday and Sunday. There's no early morning slot for a wet school holiday morning.
Can we bring our own snacks?
No hot food or alcohol from outside is allowed in the building. Anything you eat has to be bought from the kiosk, café, bar or restaurant.
Is it accessible for a wheelchair or buggy?
There are dedicated wheelchair spaces in every main screen and it's lift access throughout. Carers can get a free ticket with a CEA Card.
Can we bring our dog?
Guide and assistance dogs are welcome. Let them know when you book so they can give you an aisle seat, or staff will look after the dog during the film.
Is there parking?
There's no on-site parking. Drop-off at the door is really only for customers with limited mobility.
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