Cinema City Café Bar in Norwich finally reopens | Eastern Daily Press
The Cinema City Café Bar has finally reopened in St Andrews Street in Norwich after a seven-month closure due to staff shortages.
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The Cinema City Café Bar has finally reopened in St Andrews Street in Norwich after a seven-month closure due to staff shortages.
The Cinema City Café Bar has finally reopened in St Andrews Street in Norwich after a seven-month closure due to staff shortages.
Operating for more than 40 years in the heart of the city, Cinema City is part of Picturehouse and Cineworld's 128-strong UK cinema portfolio - and has been much-missed during lockdown. It closed from Friday, October 9 2020 until further notice - a decision partly driven by the announcement that the release of the new James Bond film No Time to Die was being pushed back from November to Spring 2021. At the time, Mooky Greidinger, chief executive of Cineworld - which owns Picturehouse - said the closure wasn't a decision taken lightly, and that the company had done everything in its power ...