The area around Wembley has a lot of restaurants with enough choice to suit anyone.Nearby Ealing Road is famous city-wide for its range of great curry houses including the popular Fat Papaya and Saravanaa Bhavan. The London Designer Outlet is very close to the stadium and is full of popular high street style restaurants including Nandos, Pizza Express and Wagamamas where you get have a meal for under £10.If you want to stay close to the stadium then a must try is Wembley Tandoori, which has made its name through its great Nepalese food.

You will get a lot of choice near Wembley because, aside from the restaurants inside the stadium itself, a favorite on matchday to transition into the evening is Italian chain restaurant, Prezzo or kids' favorite TGI Friday which are both within a 10 minute walk away from the stadium. Both restaurants get busy at most times during the year because they are a local favorite, not just on matchdays so you should always book a table in advance (particularly for bigger parties).If you are looking for Asian or Chinese cuisine, a 2 minute walk up the road is Ping Pong Wembley which have great staff and service and while it can be a bit pricey it is not much different from TGi or Prezzo. Again you should always book.Another great option is Las Iguanas which offers a blend of Mexican, Spanish, Latin and South American cuisine with excellent service and rave reviews and gives more of an evening vibe if you are meeting up with friends after visiting the stadium.

There are a few restaurants immediately outside the venue, which could be a convenient choice (if you can get a seat). These include TGI Fridays, which tends to serve good, large portions of food at a reasonable price. There's also the Handmade Burger Co., whose staples are superb. However, if you head over to the London Designer Outlet a few minutes' walk away, you'll find all sorts of fancy restaurants and nice bars where you can relax after a game, or build excitement before kick-off!