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Kingsway Theatre

Kingsway Theatre

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3.4 Google Review
3030 Bloor St W, Toronto, Ontario, M8X 2Y8, Canada
(416) 232-1939 kingswaymovies.com
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Aug 7, 2018
It is an old pin up looking theatre. You feel like in the 60's but comfortable like in the 2018. :)

Jul 28, 2018
A cozy little retro theatre with small screening rooms. Chairs are not the most comfortable but the experience is nice, intimate. I find the cost high for the quality of experience though.

Jul 4, 2018
This bar theatre is good but not very spacious.. the one last row executive seats are comfortable but a bit smelly.. Sound quality is average.

May 28, 2018
Sometimes true disappointment can be difficult to find but thank you Kingsway for allowing us to cross town without any indication that you wouldn't be screening "isle of Dogs" at 3:30 this Monday as advertised and at our rare and only opportunity to view it. It took so many other nearly impossible coincidences to align so flawlessly for the eventual let down to be so delicious. Choosing to "upgrade" your theatre at that moment was the perfect final touch.

Mar 27, 2018
This theatre is truly a hidden gem. Less crowded, relaxing atmosphere, with delicious buttery popcorn. A perfect movie date location, with a traditional feel to the building. Skip Cineplex and come here for a refreshing movie-goers experience.

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Mon:12 pm - 12 am
Tue:12 pm - 12 am
Wed:12 pm - 12 am
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