BOXPARK Wembley

Nice venue, came here for Everyday People. The sound system is nice, not too loud but you can hear the music from everywhere. Facilities are modern, bathrooms are well kept and efficient (never notice a line for either the boys or girls bathroom). Smoking area is decent, and the ventilation isn’t bad, only hot on the dance floor. I recommend. Plentiful food options from Asian to traditional British food as well as Caribbean option, middle eastern food and American. The line at the bar goes quick and there are many drink options to pick from.

Had the best time at BOXPARK Wembley on Saturday before the Oasis concert 🎶🍻 The place was absolutely buzzing – loads of energy, great music, and everyone in full-on gig mode. The Oasis tribute band they had on was unreal – proper singalong vibes, and the whole crowd was belting out the classics like it was the real thing. Such a brilliant warm-up before the main event! So many food stalls to choose from and everything we tried was spot on. Drinks were flowing, staff were on it, and we never had to wait more than a couple of minutes to get served. Such a perfect spot to meet up, grab a bite, and soak up the atmosphere before a big gig. Definitely doing BOXPARK again next time I’m heading to Wembley…

It was 31 degrees and there was no air conditioning, so it was extremely hot inside and overcrowded. The music was also way too loud—we couldn’t even talk to each other. There was a live rock going on, and after we ate, we went to try the VR experience, but the music outside was still so loud we couldn’t hear the game properly. We've been there in winter and it's nice and fresh but today was a nightmare.

Came on a Friday night, surprisingly not too busy but I’ve been here before and it can get very crowded depending on even that’s on Service at the bar is great, there’s plenty of food stalls from Filipino dishes, Japanese, Italian, Thai etc with BBQs burgers and also desserts (T4) Music was also really good quite enjoyed the variety There are also activities upstairs (darts, mini golf, arcade etc) and events through out the month

Boxpark Wembley is a fantastic place to hang out—especially if you’re looking for variety, energy, and a good pre- or post-event buzz. I’ve visited a few times, and each experience has been unique depending on whether there’s a match, concert, or just a regular weekend crowd. The food scene is the highlight. You’ve got everything from Filipino BBQ and Argentinian steaks to vegan burgers and Thai noodles. It’s perfect if you’re with a group because everyone can grab something different and still sit together. I had a chicken rice bowl from Spoon & Rice—delicious and filling. There’s also plenty to do beyond food. The PlayBox area is fun if you’re into games—pool, table tennis, even VR sometimes. They also host live screenings and DJ nights, which really amp up the energy. That said, it can get very crowded—especially on match days. Lines for food, toilets, or even entry can get long, and the noise level is high. Also, drinks and some meals are priced on the steeper side, though not outrageous given the location.

We came to the trivia night and it was soooooo fun! Many food options, fast and wasy order via app, funny environment.

came before a gig and it was rammed in here but that didn't stop us from having a good time! Food was okay, it might just have been what I'd ordered. A massive highlight was the band that played. It felt like they were the secret support act for linkin park.

Visiting BOXPARK Wembley delivers unbeatable energy: a huge indoor street‑food hub with 25+ global vendors, three bars, games like VR, shuffleboard & mini‑golf, plus live screenings and vibrant pre/post‑match or concert atmosphere near Wembley Stadium.

A great idea and good execution. I am a fan of food halls and the whole shipping container venue thing. There was a great variety of food options here, where we ate dinner before Starlight Express up the street. I got a doner kabab and fries and it was pretty a-ok. The bar in the center sold good boozy drinks. You could order digitally from your phone and have them delivered to the table, but I was having trouble getting that to work for me. There were two bartenders but they got quickly overwhelmed and it wasn't all that busy. The space was neat and clean. Bathrooms were surprisingly clean. It is a convenient place to eat or drink before a show or other activity in the Wembley area.

We went to watch Pen Game at Wembley Box Park and chose to order food from Sides. My partner ordered the waffle fries and I ordered the chilli bites. The lady who served us was very polite and made our order very quickly. The waffle fries were really good. Crispy and slightly seasoned. They filled us up a lot, we didn't even need to order a full meal afterwards as the portion size was so good. The chilli bites were really nice, although they fell apart and were very difficult to eat. The venue itself is incredible as always. Live music, a great crowd and a massive selection of food

This is a cool, relaxed place to grab some eats and drinks, listen to some tunes, and get in a bit of entertainment, if you are in the area. I love that you can go with a group, and everyone can get something that will appeal to their tastebuds. You make your way down one side of food establishments and up the other side (long picnic-style seating and a full service bar is in the middle) Something is sure to tickle your fancy. Staff comes around to dispose of waste and clean the tables. You can chill on the second floor patio to enjoy your meal and people watch the Wembley Park crowd.

Cool place. Bar in the middle and all types of food around the walls. Like a food court but better. Music etc.

At the entrance you have to fill a form online with your personal data to get that Black Card, then add it to your Google Pay or other payment application they offer. According to the bouncers, or you do that, or you don't enter. You cannot simply pay with your debit card. In which kind of dystopian universe are you forced to provide your personal data and download an app just to enter a fast food market?