Location: Wembley
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Wembley (/ˈwɛmbli/) is an area of northwest London, England, and part of the London Borough of Brent. It is home to the Wembley Arena and Wembley Stadium. Wembley formed a separate civil parish from 1894 and was incorporated as a municipal borough in 1937. In 1965, the area merged with the Municipal Borough of Willesden to create the London Borough of Brent, and has since formed part of Greater London.
Restaurants in Wembley
1. Sanatan Temple
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4.5 based on 132 reviews
Reviewed By Putneyhill - New Delhi, India
Second time I have visited. The temple is extraordinarily beautiful. Considering what a holy place this is they are very relaxed and welcoming towards non Hindus. Strongly recommend a visit
2. Lindt Chocolate Shop
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4.5 based on 35 reviews
This decadent chocolate shop is located in the London Designer Outlet Wembley, right next to the iconic Wembley Stadium. The LINDT chocolate outlet offers a large range of chocolates to Pick and Mix yourself, a huge variety of special offerings, great deals and beautifully wrapped gifts. Discover a unique assortment of delicious chocolate, developed by the LINDT Swiss Master Chocolatiers.
3. London Designer Outlet
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4.0 based on 1,129 reviews
LDO is London's leading fashion and lifestyle outlet centre. Its 50 stores offer year-round discounts of 30-70% off RRP and it also has 20 restaurants, bars and coffee shops, a 9-screen Cineworld and free children's covered play park. Brands include Nike, GAP, Superdry, Guess, Kurt Geiger, Converse, Ernest Jones, Lindt, Clarks, M&S, Body Shop, The North Face, adidas. LDO is right next to world-famous Wembley Stadium and The SSE Arena and easily reached by train, Tube, bus and car. The nearest stations are Wembley Park and Wembley Stadium. There's ample car parking, which costs £1 per hour (first 6 hours, excludes event days). On Stadium and Arena event days LDO guests spending £40+ at LDO can park for just £1 per hour, too. See website for details.
Reviewed By SweetPudding - London, United Kingdom
This Mall is buzzing - great atmosphere and friendly people. Open til 7pm on Sundays which is a bonus. Loved the Beauty Outlet Ltd and enjoyed the atmosphere of the whole place and visited lots of shops. As I was staying in a hotel nearby they gave me a voucher which you take to the Guest Services office in exchange for a 10% discount voucher to spend and take advantage of the Free Shop 'n' Drop service which I used in M&S (but you don't get the 10% discount). Used the voucher in Cabana Restaurant and wish there was a place like this in my area of London as its fabulous.
4. Little India
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4.0 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By kellyc0llins - London, United Kingdom
I love having a stroll up the Ealing Road (little India) to Wembley High Street, this is the place where you can get the most gorgeous jewellry, clothing and household goods. With a nice array of restruants. The Shri Manatan Mandir is the most beautiful building in the entire area and seems a little out of place on that road but it has truelly spectacular architectural building. Little Indian is alway buzzing with people, parking is impossiable, but a nice few hours out shoppinh never the less
5. Wembley Park
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4.0 based on 39 reviews
Live, work, shop and play in North West London's world-famous creative neighbourhood. Welcome to Wembley Park, the 85-acre site being transformed into a destination alive with activity, people and opportunities. Home to Wembley Stadium, The SSE Arena, London Designer Outlet, Boxpark Wembley and The Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre, Wembley Park is one of London’s best destination to live, work and visit.
Reviewed By EileenWembley - Wembley, United Kingdom
I went on an excellent walking tour of Wembley Park over Open House weekend which introduced me to all that Wembley Park has to offer from the Designer shopping outlet (similar to a shopping centre but more open so good for social distancing), restaurants in the centre, along Olympic Way and the biggest BoxPark in London, Cineworld, the Troubador Theatre (the first to reopen with a musical indoors) and the outside spaces - including the new Art Installations for the Brent Biennial making the place more interesting. And then we were given a peek at the new development coming on the East side - a huge park with water features and the headquarters of the Royal Philhamonic Orchestra - which will make more space to relax and enjoy the area around the iconic Stadium.
