SIDES Wembley - (Near Brent, london)

adrian simmons There was a few issues, such as waiting over 10 minutes to order with newer tabled being served first and being brought the wrong pizza. However, my server Alina quickly amended this. She was also very kind and attentive even bringing me two bottles of still water when put of the litre bottle so I could still use my in app reward. The vegan alternatives were amazing, Im a pescaterian but since trying them at this branch before Ive been hooked. Sadly, on this visit I lacked the funds to tip however I will definitely be returning

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.

Sofia Tselezidou Everything was perfect. The food and service were impeccable. The staff was smiling and friendly. We highly recommend it. Thank you Frankie & Bennys!!!

Evila Fernandes Had an amazing experience at Station 31 (Bombay Chow), a spot that truly nails the Indo-Chinese fusion. We ordered the Masala Peanuts, Tandoori Wings, Tandoori Chicken, and Lollipops – and every bite packed a punch. The Lollipops were the absolute highlight – crispy, juicy, and bursting with flavour. Easily some of the best we’ve had! The tandoori items were beautifully spiced and grilled to perfection, and the masala peanuts were perfect combination of spicy and a great way to start the meal. The ambiance is vibrant and energetic, perfect for a casual night out. If you’re craving bold, spicy, and satisfying Indo-Chinese food, Station 31 is a must-visit.

Mamie Dyer Aroma Lounge in Wembley is a vibrant Indian restaurant and dessert lounge — known for grills, curries, and sweet treats in a stylish setting. Located at 96 Llanover Road, Wembley HA9 7LT, Aroma Lounge blends Indian cuisine with a dessert lounge concept. It’s a popular spot for both casual meals and social evenings, offering a mix of savoury dishes and indulgent sweets. Menu Highlights Indian grills: chicken tikka, lamb chops, kebabs, and mixed platters. Curries: butter chicken, lamb rogan josh, paneer dishes — rich and flavourful. Vegetarian options: wide range of plant‑based plates. Desserts: cakes, sundaes, falooda, and Indian sweets — a major draw for visitors. Drinks: mocktails, teas, and coffees to complement both savoury and sweet dishes.

charlie bitmyfinger At first I thought 15 pounds was a bit steep but after receiving the food I thought it was good value as it could literary feed 3 people wait time is around 20 mins to receive food and there is parking at night parking will be very tricky at working hours but worth the wait good tasty food