Palace Chauvel Cinema

The Palace Chauvel Cinema is located in Paddington, New South Wales, at the corner of Oatley Road and Oxford Street.

It is situated in the historic Paddington Town Hall and was extensively renovated in 1995. The cinema is named after its London namesake, and the suburb of Paddington is known for its restored Victorian terrace houses with distinctive features. The Palace Chauvel Cinema is known for screening independent and world cinema, and it has been a cultural hub for the Paddington community for many years. It showcases a great cross-section of movies, from experimental films to mainstream blockbusters. The cinema has a single screen and a seating capacity of 285. In addition to the movie screenings, the Palace Chauvel Cinema offers a range of food and drinks, including popcorn, choc tops, and a selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. It also has a licensed bar, which serves a range of wines, beers, and cocktails. The bar is open before and after screenings, and it is a popular spot for moviegoers to relax and socialize. The Palace Chauvel Cinema has a range of features that make it a unique and enjoyable movie-going experience. It has comfortable seating, and the screen is large and well-maintained. The cinema also has a friendly and knowledgeable staff who are always happy to help with any questions or concerns. Additionally, the cinema is wheelchair accessible and has a hearing loop for patrons with hearing impairments.