Cinemas within 5 miles of Edinburgh

This 12 screen multiplex was opened in 2002. It is served by ample parking and a number of bars and restaurants housed within the complex.

First opened as the King's Cinema in 1914, a refurbishment and name change saw The Cameo open in 1949. Now featuring three screens and a licensed bar with wide-ranging food menu. £5.30–£7.30 (£2–£5.80). Sunday double bills £7.30 (concessions £5.80…

Beginning in 1979, Edinburgh's Filmhouse was gradually converted from St. Thomas Church into a three screen cinema. Sometime host of the Edinburgh International Film Festival, it features a café bar and monthly quiz.

Since 1938 this building has played host to numerous cinema chains before settling into its present Odeon iteration in 2003. The category B listed building features hot food on sale with seating.

The B-listed Dominion opened in 1938. Now featuring four screens and a restaurant, the cinema features reclining armchairs and complimentary drinks.

Edinburgh's Cineworld in Fountainbridge is the city's only cinema with an IMAX screen. It is surrounded by plenty of restaurants and a bowling alley.

Vue's 12 screen cinema at Ocean Terminal is located beside the Royal Yacht Britannia. It is well served by a variety of restaurants, plenty of parking, and is easily accessible from Edinburgh by bus.

The St Brides Community Centre is a former church converted to house a cinema, café bar and more.