Leyton Orient Fc

Easy enough to walk to from Leyton Underground Station, round about a 10 min walk and easy to find. Stewards/ security were unobtrusive. The ground itself feels quite small, very compact and surrounded by residential blocks of flats. Traditional ground though, four sided which is always good. One downside was that on the day I went, there was no alcohol served in the away end. Slightly obstructed view by pillars also. Not much of an atmosphere generated by the home fans, largely quiet for mos...

The stadium is the home of the Leyton Orient football club. The club and the stadium are focused on family and community. The North stand is for the cheering fans. The remainder is more family-orientated and quieter. There is a good community spirit and many initiatives taken by the club. There is a strong connection with war veterans and ex-players. The seating is spacious and tickets for adults start from £23. The official capacity of the stadium is 9,241. The stadium is unique with flats o...

This is a lovely stadium in the heart of East London less than 10mins drive from Leyton Station and lebridge Road. The have good events halls that will be good for seminars, meetings, weddings etc. Parking here is tricky. Permit holders only Monday to Sat till 5pm. Better to use public transport.

A friendly club and Brisbane Road is a ground with plenty of character. The cheeseburger I had was good and the beers were well priced. The area of Leyton close to the stadium has a lot of decent pubs and places to eat as well so Leyton Orient makes for a good away day.

Really nice football ground to go & watch football. Nice stadium that sells good food too. Leyton Orient is a friendly family place.