Dalloway Film Club Review: London’s First Luxe Outdoor Cinema

Fine dining restaurant Dalloway Terrace is keeping the spirit of summer alive by launching London’s first luxury outdoor cinema

Summer might seem like a distant memory, but that doesn’t mean the end to having fun outdoors.

Say hello to London’s first restaurant-run cinema club – it’s well equipped for chilly weather and the perfect destination for a date night.

Launched by alfresco restaurant Dalloway Terrace and in partnership with Nomad Cinema, the open-air film club is the first of its kind on London’s restaurant scene.

At £25 a head, ticket holders will be treated to a classic flick (think The Great Gatsby or Die Another Day) in a heated terrace in the heart of the city.

There’s a cosy blanket each to curl up under, a bag of gourmet popcorn and a custom cocktail crafted on the film that’s showing.

All guests get a set of wireless headphones for the film’s duration, so you can chat to fellow cinema-goers without disturbing anyone else.

Dalloway Film Club have movie munchies sorted too, with plenty to pick at on the Film Club Menu. Tuck into tempting big and small plates, like salt and pepper squid, truffle fries and Wiltshire ham hock and chutney.

You can also head to the main restaurant, Dalloway Terrace, before the movie starts to enjoy a full modern British menu. Named after the eponymous character created by Virginia Woolf, it’s a real winter wonderland, with fairy lights, lanterns and ivy climbing the walls.

Set in a picturesque terrace under the stars, Dalloway Film Club is a night at the movies unlike any other and one that’s not to be missed.

Dalloway Film Club – Where and How?

Dalloway Film Club takes place at Dalloway Terrace, 16-22 Great Russell Street, London WC1B 3NN. Tickets can be booked at www.whereisthenomad.com/tickets. To find out more, visit www.dallowayterrace.com.

Upcoming showings include:

• Sat 19th Nov – Back To The Future (1985)
• Sat 26th Nov – O Brother, Where Art Though? (2000)
• Say 17th Dec – It’s A Wonderful Life (1946)
• Mon 19th Dec – Cinderella (2014)