Had the most incredible food here, Pizza and burgers were both the nicest we’d had in ages.Really lovely staff too! We will definitely go again!
March 2024
An intimate 'boutique' cinema in Norwich, more a cinema club feel.Three screens, small and intimate with a cosy feel. Has a cafe/bar. Very civilised.
March 2024
Had a great evening here. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The restaurant had good choice of food and drinks, the food was very tasty, well cooked and reasonably priced. They have made an excellent job of making this very old building accessible without losing its charm and character. Great that it's not just a... read full comment
Cinema City occupies Suckling House, the 16th-century home of Robert Suckling, Mayor, Sheriff and Burgess. The oldest surviving parts of the building date from the early 14th century. After falling into disrepair Suckling House was bought by Ethel Mary and Helen Caroline Colman in 1923. They restored it and added Stuart Hall, intended as a public space and equipped with a cinema projector and screen.
The Cinema City Bar & Restaurant is situated within the beautiful 17th-century Suckling House, featuring vaulted ceilings, stone arches and antique panelled rooms. They also encompass the Sir John Hurt Centre function rooms, which are full of reminders of the city’s rich cinema history.
