Things to Do After 5pm in Milton Keynes Shopping District
- Night Time Entertainment
- 2 min read
Eat, Drink and Unwind
There’s no shortage of great restaurants and bars in centre:mk.
Bill’s has an evening service until 10pm - and it’s alfresco dining option make it a summer favourite.
Cosy Club delivers food, cocktails and atmosphere in equal measure. Open until 11pm every night, and stretching to midnight on Fridays and Saturdays, it’s a top choice for late-evening laughs.
Pizza Express serves up your favourites until 10pm, and goes that little bit later on Fridays and Saturdays until 10:30pm.
ASK Italian offers stylish plates and a warm welcome every night until 9pm, extended to 10pm on Fridays and Saturdays.
Wagamama is reliably open until 10pm every night, perfect for noodles, katsu and a great casual atmosphere.
Yo! Sushi, 
Pho, 
Nando’s and 
Pizza Hut and other popular favourites are also on hand for tasty, reliable post-shopping meals.
Sip in Style
Fancy a drink before dinner or a well-earned cocktail to round off the day?
- The elegant
Champagne Bar inside H Beauty is a brilliant option for early evening drinks — with more than just bubbly on the menu. Open until 7pm, but extended to 8pm on Thursdays and Fridays, it's the perfect pre-dinner spot. - Or enjoy a post-meal cocktail in Cosy Club’s stylish bar, open later than most and full of character.
Fun That Goes Beyond Shopping
For those looking to extend their evening with something a bit different, 
Lane7 in Midsummer Place brings all the competitive socialising energy — think bowling, bumper cars, darts, arcade games and great music.
- It’s open until midnight every night, and even later on Saturdays and Sundays until 1:30am — ideal for ending your evening on a high note.
But if you do just want to shop…
Many of your favourite fashion, beauty and sportswear stores are also open late — check out our🔗 
Late Night Shopping Guide for all the retail details.
Of course, MK’s Shopping District is just a short walk from even more options. Head across the road to the Leisure Quarter at 12th Street for cinemas, arcades, and more late-night fun, or stroll over to the Midtown area where you’ll find even more restaurants and bars to explore along Midsummer Boulevard and The Hub.
Check out our other guides for what’s on offer in these nearby hotspots.
One Last Thing…
Opening times can vary, especially during bank holidays and busy seasons like Christmas. If you’re planning a visit, it’s always worth checking with the venue directly or heading to the🔗 centre:mk and 🔗Midsummer Place websites for the latest info.
