Uk dining guides in Wembley

“On Friday 24th Feb, a small group of us had dinner at Studio Five. The food and service were excellent - honestly, I couldn't fault it. The place was fairly empty, but that was fine for us. We were served by a lady, Tina - she was outstanding. I would definitely revisit.”

“We came here for the Diwali menu and throughly enjoyed it. Each dish was delicious and there were interesting choices for cocktails which all had an Indian twist. The desserts were less sweet than typical indian sweets which was perfect for me. All the staff was friendly and forthcoming. The restaurant itself was nicely decorated and had a chic yet comfortable design. All in all, I'm looking forward to coming again.”

“Comfortable hotel at a very reasonable price. Rooms are spacious, clean and quiet with (width-restricted) opening window. I have stayed here four times in last 3 months, and have another booking upcoming. Room is well appointed with an extremely comfortable bed and large work area with plenty of power points and USB plug sockets around the room. The room has tea/coffee making facilities, but does not supply decaffeinated coffee in the room (but it is available from reception free of charge). The shower works well, but is over the bath requiring a significant step up (although rooms with accessible facilities are possible). Hotel is in a quiet location on the edge of town. Breakfasts are good value, but dining area can be very busy and many children WILL be present (hotel is convenient for Harry Potter tour). There is currently no food or bar service in the evenings but there are pubs and restaurants within a reasonable walking distance. The staff are both friendly and accommodating. My only issues are that a non-slip mat is not provided for the bath, and decaffeinated coffee is not in the room, requiring a trip down to reception, but these are minor inconveniences.”