There are a few options for refreshments in the stadium and these include mobile and permanent outlets by the Hammersmith turnstiles and behind the stand. There are also mobile units near the perimeter wall that runs alongside the river. Food and drink is available around 90 minutes before kick-off time serving a range of hot and cold items such as burgers, sandwiches, pies and hot dogs as well as crisps, snacks and soft drinks.Alcohol is also served at the venue and a range of wine and beer is available to those with ID up until 10 minutes before Kick off or 15 minutes before half-time after it has re-opened. That being said, there are no alcoholic drinks to be consumed "within sight of the pitch” which means you can't take alcohol to the stands with you.There is a Riverside Bar available in the Riverside Terrace in the Hammersmith end which offers live broadcasts of other sporting events (e.g. 6 Nations Rugby) for those wanting to visit the stadium rather than games.

Typical football food and drinks can be found all around the ground on game day. Concourses serve a variety of burgers and pies which prove to be very popular - with varieties including Chicken Balti and Steak and Ale. Prices for food average at £4.00 whereas a cup of tea will cost you £2.50 which is above the national average. There is of course alcohol on sale, but like most football grounds you aren't allowed to take it to your seat. Luckily, the stands on the left side of the ground have a fantastic view of the River Thames to admire as you have your lunch.

The Cottage has a pretty impressive selection of hot food, including pies, hot dogs, cheeseburgers and sausage sandwiches. There are cold sandwiches on offer, as well as the usual range of snacks.Alcohol can be bought in the stadium, but must not be taken near the pitch or to your seats. Bring your ID and finish the drinks inside and you'll have a great time! Food service starts 90 mins before kick-off, when the stadium opens.