Light House Cinema in Dublin

Great cinema in Smithfield with a great selection of classic movies aswell as new releases, does higher quality food then most cinemas with nice sausage rolls etc, small and cosy theatres. Highly recommend

My favorite cinema in Dublin. They show indie movies, there is a gods cafe

Best cinema in Dublin. Latest releases, art-house and cult classics. Maintains an audience and community that respect cinema. Love sipping wine as I watch film!

Fantastic cinema in the heart of Dublin. A very unique cinema experience.

Perfect for a family movie. So much more chilled than other cinemas. Can't fault it.

Good sized screen with reasonable legroom - good audience for my screening, always a bonus. Can buy food and drink and bring in if that's your thing, clean toilets with working soap dispensers - small things that showed conscientious staff. Looking forward to returning.

Best cinema in Dublin. It has character with a European flair.

Went a few weeks ago to see The Amazing Digital Circus: The Last Act as a big TADC fan and the service was great. Staff served with a smile and seats were unbelievably comfy, I didn't want to get out of them when the movie ended! Great experience, would TOTALLY come here again!

My favourite cinema in Dublin by a mile. The programme selector for the event movies deserves all the rewards. Nowhere else in Ireland will you get a chance to see such a varied array of classics, oddities and new movies. Thanks to the Lighthouse and its event I had the pleasure of meeting William Friedkin, Liam Cunnigham, Makoto Shinkai, Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost at screenings of their work over the years. A movie lovers paradise of a cinema.

Accessibility and viewing experience. A lovely cinema, with a great program. I came here on my summer holiday, really looking forward to checking it out. My traveling companion use a wheelchair and unfortunately this is one of the cinemas (screen 3) where the wheelchairs is smacked right in front of the screen, actually 2 feet further in front of the actual seat row (within the line of sight for the people sitting next to the wheelchair). It made it hard to enjoy a subtitled Hong Kong film. The designated wheelchair accessible seats are located in the front row of Screens One, Two and Three and in the back row of Screen Four, so if you have a wheelchair I would recommend watching something on Screen 4. The disabled toilets on the ground floor did not have enough space to fit the wheelchair, so we had to use the toilet with the door open on a unisex toilet area. Sad to leave a lousy review on such a nice cinema, but accessibility matters when it matters, and is part of the experience when it becomes a problem. If I came here by myself it would have been a different story.