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Westfield Stratford City

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Westfield Stratford City stands as the UK’s most popular shopping centre and East London‘s latest lifestyle destination. Alongside Westfield London, these two shopping centres represent the brand’s most iconic presence in the UK. Beyond merely a retail destination, the Westfield experience provides visitors with sensory and emotional experiences beyond shopping, along with breathtaking views overlooking the Olympic Park.

Westfield Stratford City boasts 250 shops and around 80 dining options, delivering an exceptional shopping experience, thanks to its superb location and accessible, high-quality architectural design.

The Westfield centre is home to over 300 brands, including renowned names like John Lewis, Marks & Spencer, and Waitrose.

Westfield Stratford City is a leading leisure destination in London.

The shopping centre offers all the facilities you need for a pleasant day out. From a simple café to international restaurants, you’re bound to find a spot to suit your taste.

Featuring more than 28 restaurants, you can also savour cuisine from around the world and take a shopping break with a latte or a sweet treat. To round off a fantastic day out, you can either head to the food court on the ground floor, featuring popular operators, or the Mezzanine, a casual dining area with some of the UK’s finest restaurants.

Children are well-catered for too, with child-friendly restaurants, shops, and playgrounds. This is your chance to reward them for their good behaviour during the shopping trip!

They are the ultimate destination for fun, housing the UK’s largest All-Star Lanes bowling alley. The 20-screen Vue cinema is fully digital and stands as one of the largest and most innovative in Europe. Don’t forget to try your luck at Aspers Casino, the UK’s largest. You can even partake in a fully immersive baseball celebration! And, be sure not to miss the upcoming events celebrating fashion and music.

Westfield Stratford City is a place where every corner promises fun and adventure. Don’t delay any longer and enjoy a day filled with fun at Westfield Stratford City!

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Opening Hours

Monday: 10:00 - 21:00

Tuesday: 10:00 - 21:00

Wednesday: 10:00 - 21:00

Closed

Thursday: 10:00 - 21:00

Friday: 10:00 - 21:00

Saturday: 9:00 - 21:00

Sunday: 12:00 - 18:00

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Westfield Stratford City

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Ian Wootan

a month ago

Westfield Stratford City was the first shopping mall I've visited in the UK. It was a bleak Monday night with clear skies and cool air. My parents and I, along with my aunt Cicely, rode the tube from South Kensington to Stratford for our first soccer match experience in England. It was the English Premier League match between West Ham United and Brentford at the London Olympic Stadium. Once we walked inside the mall, it looked pretty reminiscent of any large shopping mall we’ve visited in America (like the Tysons Corner Center in the Washington D.C. area, for instance). We didn't have much time to check out any of their stores, but we ate our pregame dinner at the food court. I had the BBQ Chicken Melts from Pizza Hut Express. They were really good. The food court also has great fast food restaurants like Bunsik, Popeyes, McDonald’s, etc.

Khan Tareen

2 months ago

An Essential London Retail Hub, But Some Issues Need Attention for Redressal . . . Westfield Stratford City is an immense, modern, and efficiently designed lifestyle destination that lives up to its reputation as one of London's best shopping venue. Vast in size, it offers an exceptional retail variety, mixing high-street favorites, designer boutiques, and international brands making it a place where visitors can easily spend a full day . . The culinary options are equally impressive, ranging from diverse food court stalls and specialty parlors to full-service restaurants. Its intuitive design, featuring clear signage at every corner, makes this giant centre remarkably easy to navigate . . However, our family visit on September 7, 2024 (which included my wife, her elder sister, nephew, and his dependents), was generally positive, though a few minor flaws were observed: the common areas were periodically crowded and noisy; the excessive internal warmth made prolonged visits and walking around less comfortable; and the public washrooms were generally average in cleanliness and overcrowded across various levels . . Overall, the location remains a fantastic place with superb car parking near Stratford station, offering unparalleled convenience and an ideal day out. Nonetheless, addressing these small but critical maintenance issues is imperative for the management. Specifically, optimizing the air conditioning and improving restroom hygiene would ensure visitor comfort and fully match the premium quality of this magnificent shopping centre in the Olympic Park, East London retail hub . . .

Daniela Drozd

2 months ago

The mall is conveniently located and the closest one to me, so I visit quite often. However, it is frequently extremely busy, and it can be very difficult to find somewhere to sit if you just want a quick bite to eat. Over the years, some of the better shops, such as & Other Stories, have closed, and many of the replacements feel more like fast‑fashion, cheaper brands, which I do not enjoy. Overall it is a good mall with potential, but it could be so much better with a stronger mix of quality retailers and more comfortable seating areas.

Nirmal chaudhari

4 months ago

Its a massive, well maintained shopping and entertainment complex with hundreds of stores, a vast food court offering global cuisines, and a range of entertainment options including Gravity Max and John Lewis. Its excellent transport links via nearby Stratford Station make it a convenient destination for a full day out, although it can get very crowded. While it boasts many amenities like family play areas and clean restrooms, some visitors note a lack of seating in dining areas and the potential for high traffic.

Olyden Johnson

2 months ago

Westfield Stratford Review Shoppers Vs Retailers Despite the declining appeal of high street shopping. Westfield statford offers excellent and diverse shopping options However, the layout seems to favour the retailers and not the shopper. The amount of seating is disproportionate to the footfall and amount of shopping outlets. The shopping aisles seem narrow and claustrophobic. You can find a place to stop and rest near the toilets beside the upper food court. As spaces are always being made available, by people moving on after waiting for their family or friends to use the WC Toilets are immaculately kept and always clean. Brilliant and spacious family rooms and free water fountains. It's a shame the performance of the retailers lets Westfield down. Behind the fancy shopfronts and big names, the shopping experience is poor. You're better off finding a nice comfortable place to sit and shopping online. Shopping staff do not know enough about the products they sell. That's if you can find a member of staff to help you. They simply process your purchase and that's it. You might as well buy online, with that level of service. The lower food court have more affordable options. You can't find a seat near the affordable mcdonald's. If you're wealthy or are having and extravagant day, you will probably find somewhere good to eat. The shopping experience is not as enjoyable as it used to be. But this is not down to Westfield, but the retailers. Primark and John Lewis are the stars of Westfield, but at opposite ends of the shopping experience. With Primark, it cheap and cheerful, you get what you pay for. With john Lewis, staff actually say hello to you and are available to help and answer questions. Old fashioned shopping experience.