The shops themselves are alright but there's just so much parking which really annoys me. More space is given to cars than the shops! It's just a huge, depressing sea of asphalt that has no need to be as big as it is, especially since multiple bus routes serve this park so it is pretty well connected. That valuable land could have been used for something productive, like more shops or even housing, but no. It's just given to big metal boxes.

This retail park needs to sort out the car park. The road is a shambles. It may be ok for cars but pushing a trolley or a pushchair on it is so hard. I dread to think how wheelchair users cope. i do not understand why all the companies can not pay to smooth it off

It's a nice place to visit with your family as they have a cinema and restaurants. It's besidw Ikea as well. Very accessible by public transport.

Very poorly located place meaning you have to fight through mountains of traffic and pollution to get there. And then the car parks are hilariously badly managed with no entries and impossibly narrow spaces. Go elsewhere for cinema and IKEA

Went to the odeon. Absolutely love it. I go on a weekly basis. The staff are truly incredibly helpful, and will guide you through the finer points of getting tickets and using gift cards and vouchers to pay, as well as setting up accounts for unlimited visits. I went to a film premiere last week. Absolutely brilliant. Hope there's many more.

This leisure park near North Greenwich is very family friendly. Because it has all the attractive restaurants, cinema and also home DIY shops like B & Q and Ikea in it. Loads of parking spaces are available. Many buses also stop in here. It is very convenient to come here to shop, eat and relax!

I went to IKEA to look around and I really liked how the designs and set ups were very realistic. I also liked hie they sold meals for cheap prices but were actually really nice . They also had a cup of icecream that was only 60p .overall really liked it

Went to the IKEA here prior to the Christmas period. No issues, I still forget that you are supposed to wait until the end so that you don't walk around with the item you want through the maze like a dummy!

Great place. Has everything in one. But the 5 hours parking rule is stupid. Cause if you want ikea nandos and cinema all in one day, have an extra £100 ready for the parking ticket.

Lots of other businesses within the premise. Good weekend shopping place with family has everything you need make sure you have whole day to spend in hand.

The food is up to scratch as you'd expect from burger King. It has outside seating for only 10-15 customers and the same goes for the inside too, so it's a small burger king. Other than that it's ok, the service is good, the food is great, and it's well situated next to IKEA and the cinema complex.

Went to Pizza Hut after a long day and the food was lovely. Such a big car park too. Cinema, Burger King, and IKEA, to name a few of the stores available all open late.

We went to IKEA and have been to some of the other stores. It's functional, lots of parking if driving

I recently discovered the area and it's very convenient for a bit of shopping and a lunch. IKEA, B&Q, Burger King's, Nandos, Odeon IMAX... Many options to keep you and your family busy long enough

Easy to reach, ample parking space and a few options to eat out, the cinema is decent and usually not too crowded. Ideal for a Sunday morning movie!

Great selection of shops but do not go anywhere near there on a Saturday afternoon, parking Is a nightmare.

Visited here for a preview show of the PS2 at Odeon cinemas! loved the popcorn and soft drink served at this place...there are number of famous restaurants around this park if you want to spend your time with friends or relatives

Every shop is just a few steps away from another. Ikea, Hobbycraft, Primark, Next, TK Maxx, Boots, etc. You hungry, Asda, Aldi, Lidl, are also there, and if you really must, a Mc D's drive through, and various other eating places. If you need a rest after all that shopping, how about a movie. Yes, a cinema too!!! Lots of available free parking, and excellent links for public transport. It's a no brainer really.

It is a nice place with lots of large shopping sites, eating places & cinema. The only problem is hard to find a washroom.

I find it convenient to have so many options in this leasure park. We visit IKEA alot and odeon cinema 🎥 once per week and it's nice that they have a choice of places to have dinner in the leasure Park. Burger King, Nandos, Chinese, pizza hut and more. Lots of DIY and work stuff and B&Q to choose from also.

Small place but good food options nearby - costa, burger king, nando, pizza hut etc. Alao odeon is there for movies/shows.

this is not a huge park and there are not so many shops which could be a good thing from a certain point of view. In any case, it offers the same typical stores that you can find anywhere else. There's an IKEA as well which maybe it's not that common, but no more. Also a few typical chain restaurants and an odeon cinema. I honestly prefer to go in some other places.

Great cinema but escalators never working to come back down and lifts out of order too so very difficult

Not quite sure what this entry is about. The millennium park contains a cinema, a couple of restaurants and both IKEA and B&Q shops. IKEA and B&Q are both open from about 10:00 while the cinema and restaurants don't open until lunchtime. The cinema and restaurants are open later than the other shops. Worth a visit if you want the services available and the IKEA is a good store.

This place seems extremely busy when we drove through on a Saturday afternoon. Plenty of buses serve this area. There are a fine array of large stores here.

A developing community has been going on and on for many years since this area was measured off into the plan. Well, I mean the speed is far too slow for such a barren, it should have been completed a couple of years ago.

Pretty nice place to eat out and have chilled fun with a loved one or a group friends. I mean, MLP's literally the self-acclaimed "Home of Food, Film & Fun" innit. 🤷🏽‍♂️

Plenty of parking. Usually come for the cinema. There's a few places to eat before or after. Late night karaoke at the Chinese restaurant is possible. Down the way you'll find the IKEA. That also provides more food options, if needed!

Car parking was tight, awful traffic all the time in the local area so always takes ages to get too… IKEA is well IKEA but free parking. I wouldn’t recommend coming for anything other then IKEA.

A lovely modern retail park in Greenwich with retail shops including B&Q, a new IKEA, a cinema and popular chain restaurants Pizza but and Nandos and independent Sichuan restaurant. Ample parking and a Sainsbury's petrol station on the edge as well very conveniently placed.

Bargains in IKEA. Make sure you have enough money ! The Supermarket caters for Vegan and Vegetarian. Also selling a good selection of 'Oat Milk'.

This place has a lot of car parking space. I went to the cinema there which I often visit. Its an Odeon and has lots of screens. There is a Pizza Hut, Burger King and another place there to eat. They are not attached to the cinema and are all seperate. There is a big B&Q and IKEA there too. It's a great location and easy to with car and TFL.

A good facility with plenty of choice of shops and restaurants. However, the place is always busy pretty much any time or day you go. If you have time on your hands then you can spend all day here. Otherwise if you are popping in to get something quick, be prepared to navigate through a sea of people walking slow all looking at their phones and not where they are supposed to be going.

Enjoyed Costa Hot Chocolate. Wheelchair parking and entrance.

Ikea is one of the store where everyone should visit to get the stuff for your Household needs but beware you can end up buying unnecessary stuff aswell which you haven't planned earlier. You will get lot many varieties with varied quality which you can pick from.

Nice leisure park with a few shops including the Odeon cinema , it has great connectivity too with local buses running however it could do with a bit of a revamp

Was surprised with the amount of stores and their sizes, will definetly be back there again. Only issue I found was the roads where you park was in bad condition, lots of pot holes. Also trying to exit, the traffic light was slow so took 20mins just getting out.

This is my go to IKEA and I was glad when it arrived. The other shops are a bit sad and there is a large B&Q. There is a fairly popular mainstream cinema but we would tend to go to the independents to find films we like.

Being from East London, I had no idea that this shopping village existed!! It is very big and has all the shops that regular folk like myself need! There is plenty of free parking and its now my new regular place to be. If we leave early in the morning around 10am ish the journey takes about 17 mins from my front door by car but slightly longer on the way back if you hit traffic on the A12. Don't let that put you off though and take plenty of bags!!

I had a great time at Millennium Leisure Park Greenwich. It is a perfect place to spend a day with family or friends. There is something for everyone here. The cinema is modern and spacious, with comfortable seats and a good sound system. They show the latest movies and have a variety of snacks and drinks to choose from. I watched Spider-Man: No Way Home and it was amazing! The restaurants are also very good, with different cuisines and prices to suit your taste and budget. I tried the Nando’s chicken and it was delicious and spicy. The service was fast and friendly. The gym is well-equipped and clean, with a range of machines and classes to suit your fitness level. I joined a yoga session and it was relaxing and challenging at the same time. The bowling alley is fun and lively, with music and lights to create a festive atmosphere. I played a few games with my friends and we had a blast. The park is easy to get to by public transport or car, with plenty of parking spaces available. It is also close to Greenwich park, which is beautiful and historic. I highly recommend Millennium Leisure Park Greenwich for anyone looking for a fun-filled day out in London. It is one of the best leisure complexes I have ever visited.

It's ok, but my goodness the space has not been used effectively I went to the Costa shop, and the rest of the space was used for the cinema but with little there. I do hope the council opens more places

I love this place. It can be crowded, but still not as much as Westfield. I always find everything I need here. Grateful this place exists near my home.

Nice shops. Nice Cinema. However you might end up with PCN for staying for more than allowed even if it never happened. This was my case. I went at around 17:20 to pick up my wife from IKEA, went to have dinner in Canary Wharf and came back at around 20:15 to watch a movie. 2 weeks later I got a PCN for staying more than the 5 hours that I was allowed, from 17:22 until 23:30 when the movie ended. I appealed and proved that I was elsewhere but they still rejected the appeal. I will definitely think twice about going back.

Had a successful afternoon on a Friday afternoon on a quiet ish Ikea. Plenty of helpful staff around. Greenwich seems to have grown into itself now. We couldn't avoid the meat balls.

5 hours parking for free at the car park cannot go wrong. I park, take a 15 minute walk to the 02 for a bit of shopping at the outlet or get the tube from North Greenwich station Jubilee line and either go straight into London but if you want to continue a shopping spree then Stratford Westfield is only 2 stops away. However 5 hours free parking is usually sufficient time to get most tasks completed.