Big Moe's Diner Wembley American

Unit 96, Level 2 London designer outlet, Wembley Park Blvd, Wembley HA9 0FD

About This Pub

Ah, Big Moe's Diner – what a gem it is for anyone craving a slice of 1950s Americana right here in London. I have to say, the first thing that struck me was the atmosphere; it's just so inviting, with those plush leather booths and vintage signs that make you feel like you've popped into a classic diner from the States. The food really shines too – their burgers are packed with flavour using top-notch British beef, and the milkshakes are thick and creamy, perfect for washing it all down. Plus, the team there are genuinely friendly, always up for a chat and making sure everything runs smoothly, which adds to that homely feel. On the downside, though, it's not the cheapest place around; you might end up spending a bit more than expected, especially if you go for the upgrades or a full spread. And if you're keen on a wider choice of drinks, like a proper beer, it could fall a tad short. All in all, it's a solid choice for a fun evening with mates or a family meal, but it's worth keeping those points in mind to manage your expectations and have a top-notch time.

Pros and Cons

Pros

The atmosphere is absolutely brilliant – it's like stepping into a 1950s time machine with cosy leather booths, warm lighting, and classic Americana decor that makes you feel right at home.
The food hits the spot every time; think juicy burgers made from quality British beef, creamy milkshakes with real ice cream, and tasty sides like mac and cheese that show real care in the kitchen.
Service is warm and welcoming, with staff who go the extra mile to make your visit enjoyable, just like in those old-school diners.
It's a fun spot for a casual get-together or family outing, offering a nostalgic vibe that's perfect for enjoying American comfort food in the heart of London.

Cons

It can feel a bit pricey, especially if you're tempted to upgrade portions or add extras, which might make it less ideal for a budget night out.
The drink selection might not be as extensive as you'd hope; for instance, if you're after a good pint, you could be disappointed based on some experiences shared.
There are occasional inconsistencies in the overall experience, like with portion sizes or slight service hiccups, as mentioned in a few reviews.

Contact Information

Unit 96, Level 2 London designer outlet, Wembley Park Blvd, Wembley HA9 0FD

+442030267420

American

Opens at 10:00

Opening Hours

Monday	12:00 - 21:00
Tuesday	12:00 - 21:00
Wednesday	12:00 - 21:00
Thursday	12:00 - 21:00
Friday	12:00 - 21:00
Saturday (Today)	10:00 - 22:00
Sunday	10:00 - 22:00

Location

Recent Reviews

So I was in Wembley to watch my beloved Oldham Athletic Vs Southend United in the National League play off Final, So after the match I headed to Big Moes Dinner 🍽 as I liked the look of it so I headed inside. Warmly greeted by a waitress who sat me in a booth, To drink I wanted a beer 🍺 but they don't sell alcohol so I opted for a Strawberry lemonade with a double chicken burger and cheesy fries. Restaurant was extremely quiet but it was a Sunday night, Food came fast, was well presented and tasted amazing, the bun was fresh and crispy, The burger 🍔, pickle and slight spicy mayo went together really well. Restaurant was spotlessly clean, Polite and friendly staff, Decor interior and exterior were beautiful like a American 1950's diner with a Cadillac Car booth. You can pay cash or card. 5☆ 5☆ 5☆ 5☆ 5☆

Lee J

Stepping into this diner is like taking a time machine to the 50’s. Nostalgic retro vibe, plush leather booths, warm vintage lighting, classic Americana signs lining the wall. Staff are welcoming and friendly, almost as if they casted them instead of hired them. (Thanks Niyati for looking after our experience.) Any classic lover would enjoy dining here. Burgers both beef and chicken are delicious, nothing less, nothing more. Milkshake is a must. One of a kind vibe, could become a large hit if it was closer to the central.

Joan Marton

We came to London for a concert and were a bit sceptical due to the mixed reviews on here but we were pleasantly surprised. The atmosphere was incredible, it felt like we were in 1950’s America. The food was fantastic, you can tell that the chefs put their heart into it. The service was fantastic too and everyone was incredibly friendly. Highly recommend this place for great food and an even greater atmosphere!

Mishi

Ambiance is lovely. The aesthetic is nice too playing proper 50s/60s music. I recommend the brisket and the malt milkshakes. Their brisket Mac n cheese is a must try. (Unless you have lactose issues.)Didn't try the burgers as I was stuffed. A bit pricey but it's not everyday you get to experience an American diner. Would defo go again

SativaBlu

Came here on a Friday for the first time and ordered two beef burgers, the Diner mite and fully loaded and one classic buttermilk chicken burger, we chose to upgrade all burgers to be doubled up as well as the fries as cheesy, sweet potato and onion rings. Also ordered a side of mac n cheese with brisket which took a while to be served. The beef in both burgers was very juicy and succulent, the brisket in the fully loaded burger was tender and perfectly made. The buttermilk chicken burger was substandard, with one of the chicken filets overcooked and overly crispy as a result. Both fries were tasty along with the onion rings. The mac n cheese with brisket wasn’t the best, while it was cheesy and saucy the taste was basic and lacked flavour. All in all, the beef burgers were a good shout and was enjoyed, but the classic buttermilk was a disappointment along with the Mac n cheese. Also, you are expected to go to the counter to order and pay upfront with service charge added, before any service has even been provided. They merely did the bare minimum of bringing the food & taking it away, nor did they ask how the food was in between. Glad we took it off, because the service was within the confines of the expected job description of waitstaff, very baffled that it is expected upfront.