Circus Cinema Restaurant & Bar (Martinborough)
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Address:
34 Jellicoe Street Martinborough Contact Person: Tim Phone: 06 3069 442 Tim's Mobile: +64 21 581 555 Email: [email protected] Website: www.circus.net.nz |
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Details
Capacity: 33 + 49
Screen: Two screens, with DCP and e-cinema.
Sound: Dolby 6.1 system
Seating: Cantilevered, fixed seats
Snackbar: Liquor licence, and restaurant fare, with local wines. Snacks too but they ‘don’t do popcorn’
Accessibility: Wheelchair access from street level
Capacity: 33 + 49
Screen: Two screens, with DCP and e-cinema.
Sound: Dolby 6.1 system
Seating: Cantilevered, fixed seats
Snackbar: Liquor licence, and restaurant fare, with local wines. Snacks too but they ‘don’t do popcorn’
Accessibility: Wheelchair access from street level
Geoff's Review
Most recent visit: May 2022
Martinborough is a small tourist town in Southern Wairarapa and a mecca for wine drinkers, as the "NZ's Wine Village" destination on the New Zealand Classic Wine Trail. It is a small town (about 8,500 residents) with grand ambitions. with street names such as Naples Street, New York Street and Cologne Street. The attractive Circus Cinema is tucked away just off the village square, on the road which leads to wineries and Lake Ferry. Established for more than 15 years, it caters for locals and the nearby towns of Featherston, Greytown and Carterton as well as Wellington week-enders (especially in summer). They offer a mix of mainstream and art house films. Patrons tend to be older but when I last visited in July 2017, there were families and children heading for matinee screening of animated features.
Outdoor dining in the courtyard or, in the winter months, by an open fire.
The Circus is well worth a visit, especially after viewing rows of regimented grapevines.
Most recent visit: May 2022
Martinborough is a small tourist town in Southern Wairarapa and a mecca for wine drinkers, as the "NZ's Wine Village" destination on the New Zealand Classic Wine Trail. It is a small town (about 8,500 residents) with grand ambitions. with street names such as Naples Street, New York Street and Cologne Street. The attractive Circus Cinema is tucked away just off the village square, on the road which leads to wineries and Lake Ferry. Established for more than 15 years, it caters for locals and the nearby towns of Featherston, Greytown and Carterton as well as Wellington week-enders (especially in summer). They offer a mix of mainstream and art house films. Patrons tend to be older but when I last visited in July 2017, there were families and children heading for matinee screening of animated features.
Outdoor dining in the courtyard or, in the winter months, by an open fire.
The Circus is well worth a visit, especially after viewing rows of regimented grapevines.