Mezze Grill - (Near Brent, london)

Chanelle Lorreta We had the most wonderful stay at Premier Inn London Wembley Stadium and I honestly couldn’t recommend it enough. The team were absolutely fantastic, so friendly, welcoming and genuinely kind. We were staying for my daughter’s 4th birthday and when we went out for dinner, they surprised us by decorating our room with balloons. They also left a goodie bag full of treats and a birthday card, which I thought was such a thoughtful and sweet touch. It really made her day (and mine too!). Room service was great.. the room was cleaned beautifully and the bedding was changed really well. Everything felt fresh, comfortable and spotless. The location is perfect. It’s right next to London Designer Outlet, so there are loads of restaurant options, breakfast spots, coffee places and even a Cineworld. Being directly opposite Wembley Stadium was amazing too, we requested to move rooms and ended up with a great view of the stadium! Transport links are brilliant. It’s a short walk to Wembley Park Underground Station, with plenty of buses nearby as well. We went into central London for the day and it was such an easy, straight route on the Jubilee line. For those that drive there’s a car park directly opposite the hotel and if you stay longer than 6hours you can get a discount from the hotel. I’m not sure about prices but looking in advance would be helpful. There’s also a lovely little kids’ playground just downstairs outside the outlet, which was perfect entertainment on the slower days when we didn’t want to venture too far. There are so many great photo spots nearby too. The purpose of our trip was to visit the Mundo Pixar Experience and Bubble Planet, and both were literally around the corner – about a 7-minute walk (if you walk fast like me!). Overall, the hotel was so clean, accessible and felt incredibly safe. I especially appreciated the key fob access for every door, and the added security of the main doors being locked late at night. Travelling alone with my 4 year-old, I felt completely safe the entire time. I would definitely stay here again. The staff truly made the experience even better. Thank you so much for such a special stay!

Akeyla First time trying this place as was in the mood for something spicy for lunch. It was a weekday so service was quick and the server was friendly. Went for the rice bowl with spicy chicken curry which definitely hit the spot. Would go again

alisha hussain We have dined here twice in the last two weeks. We returned again after our first experience at this chain. Friendly service, quick and nice chill atmosphere. Food is always delicious and we have enjoyed our meals here. We recommend the bao buns, cocktails and starters especially, which are delicious. We have been served by Nik before who has accommodated us very well.

Amy Field “Ask and you shall receive”: this famous line from the Book of Matthew rings true tonight for The Wembley Tandoori, a medium sized Indian-Nepalese restaurant which, upon asking for a review following a visit from my sister and me, now finds itself in receipt of one. It was a cold, albeit fairly dry, Monday evening when my sister and I, having met at my new home within the Wembley area, decided that a traditional “sisterly curry night” was in order. Having already sampled and reviewed the fare in our hometown of Rugby, we felt it only natural to branch out and expand our remit into London’s culinary world. Following a frostbitten walk, during which canned cocktails may or may not have been consumed, we were beckoned towards The Wembley Tandoori by brightly illuminated signage and a wholly unique entrance, one that evoked the mountainous terrain of Nepal. This proved to be a recurring motif throughout the restaurant’s décor. In this respect, The Wembley Tandoori is something of a mountain retreat, quietly nestled within the congested streets of Wembley. After taking in our surroundings, my sister and I soon found ourselves perusing a slightly tattered, yet extensive, menu. I was particularly impressed by the wide array of vegetarian offerings, which far eclipsed those found in Rugby establishments. Service was fast but friendly. Our server, clad in a Wembley Tandoori branded fleece, was attentive, and after a brief browsing session we ordered two Cobra beers, alongside a poppadom starter to share. I will briefly note that considering our London location, we were impressed by the reasonable prices found at this establishment. In particular, we noted that The Wembley Tandoori seems to be one of the few venues in London where a pint can be purchased for under £5. Our poppadoms arrived with haste and possessed a delicate crisp. My sister, ever the audiophile, noted that the music choice, Radioactive by Imagine Dragons, complemented what was a pleasant, if rather green, yoghurt accompaniment, served alongside mango chutney and a small salad. Seeing as we did not contract radiation poisoning, we decided to move on to the main event, ordering a decadent spread consisting of paneer tikka masala, tandoori chicken, pilau rice and, ever our personal favourite, naan bread. This arrived, quite charmingly, via a wheeled cart in a nod to the silver service of old. Both my sororal companion and I were pleased with our decisions that night. My paneer tikka masala was mercifully free from the overwhelming taste of tinned tomatoes that so often plagues the dish. Instead, it was characterised by a creamy richness, made all the more indulgent by the paneer itself. Having only recently been won over to the concept of cheese in a curry, I now consider myself thoroughly convinced. My sister was similarly impressed by her tandoori chicken, which arrived with dramatic flair upon a sizzling hot plate and was accompanied by crisp vegetables. Robyn reserved particular praise for the chicken’s moist texture and subtle heat, clearly the product of extensive marination. Naan bread and pilau rice never fail to delight, and we particularly enjoyed the freshness conveyed by both dishes. There is little that impresses me more than a chef unafraid to properly season their pilau rice. This was one that contained a generous amount of cardamom pods and was balanced by a careful mix of spices. Our one gripe, since leaving our provincial home of Rugby, is that the time honoured tradition of the lemon scented moist towelette has thus far failed to make its way to London. We found ourselves yearning for that ubiquitous artificial lemon scent which so often followed our prior culinary adventures. Perhaps next time, we shall have to remember to bring them ourselves, alongside a small microwave. However, lemon scented moist towelettes aside, we enjoyed our visit to Wembley Tandoori, which has attained the dubious honour of being the recipient of our first London based review. Ask and you shall receive? Receive you shall!

Hyena Finally the hunt for good Chicken Lollypop comes to an end! They do the perfect crunchy Lollypop paired with the perfect schezwan sauce. It is one of the best Indo/Chinese restaurant in London I have tried so far. The Manchow soup was spot on, the naan were well done and other items on the menu looked good too. We had a great service experience, the chicken Manchurian was a tad salty, on informing the server, she was kind enough to take it off the bill and return it to the kitchen. Overall a great experience. Perfect when you a craving hot spicy food in winters. They also offer 15% discount on collections if you want to save a few quids.

Jonathan Davies We came here 2 years ago ahead of a gig at the Wembley arena. It was a great find, with attentive staff and a really nice chilled atmosphere. We happened to be in London again and struggled to remember where it was but we eventually found it and it was great again! Well be back for another gig in March and will definitely come back here for a pre-gig meal and drink. I would definitely recommend it.