The previous reviews are totally correct, this is the first time I've ever felt the need to post a…read morereview however the service that my family received ( my wife, my 11 & 4 year old daughter and my 7 year old son ) was terrible. We made a valid and respectful compliant in regards to the service, and quality of the food and the response was - if you don't like it, don't come back and at that the manager poured our drinks away and asked us to leave the premises. As I'm sure you can appreciate this was very embarrassing and not what you would expect when taking your family out for a Sunday lunch - need we say any more. Please don't go here.

The George is a beautiful pub that looks as if it is in the middle of the county rather than the…read moremiddle to the city! It has a beautiful Tudor feel to it and is always busy. The food is always of a good standard with regular buy one get one free deals on meals. Their drinks are reasonably priced and there is always a good atmosphere in the pub. This is properly one of the best traditional English pubs in London and is a definite place to watch the England football matches as it is within striking distance of Wembley.

While staying in Wembley, I was hoping to find a pub close by with great ratings to have a…read moretraditional dinner (with untraditional cocktails?). Because of the comments I grabbed an Uber and went to The Preston. Katie made me my delicious drinks and took my order. I'll also mention she was kind, helpful, and gave me her recommendation as asked and showed me how by ordering it a certain way I would get a special price on drinks since I was having 2. How lovely! So... clean, inexpensive, delicious, and the atmosphere was nice. It was very airy also, larger than I had expected. Cocktails were a grapefruit raspberry lemonade something and a long cosmo. Both terrific. Fish and chips excellent. Go!!

The Preston is my local pub. I'm not entirely proud of this fact. There is nothing special about it…read moreapart from that it is at the end of my road and within easy stumbling distance after a night out. A few years ago the owner took out the pool table, ripped out the standard 1970s faux Victorian decor and generally turned the pub into a bland, generic suburban drinking hole. I know, I sound bitter but tacky decor and pool tables are what local pubs in London should be about. The one bonus of the refurbishment are the heaters outside which you can control yourself rather than freeze/roast to death at the discretion of a sadistic pub landlord.

Well, I came here because it was close to the station. It turns out that this is a chain pub but it…read morewas bought out by Wetherspoons, so it is still a chain pub. Anyway, I really wasn't all that impressed with it, because, well, it's basically a suburban pub, and also one of those old man pubs.

The place has a traditional pub decor if you are looking for that, but their breakfast is awful…read more All pre-packaged and barely edible. Do not order the pancakes! One benefit is the coffee, which is one price for all you drink.

This pub as been refurbished and its lovely and clean with a great atmosphere.All the sports lovely…read morebeer great selection of spirits friendly staff and customers .

The wishing well is a great little friendly pub, with a warm and comforting atmosphere. Although…read morethe wishing well is part of a small chain it is an intimate pub with a non-manufactured feel. A traditionally Irish pub had a loyal local fan base and there are regular live acts within in the pub which make it even more popular. They also have setana on their TV allowing them to broadcast live G.A.A matches; these are always popular days within the pubs, especially on All Ireland days in September. There is always plenty on banter and I would definitely recommend you stop by for a drink.

The place is a a short walk from the Wembley park tube station. Also very close to Wembley Park…read more The place was somewhat quiet for a Saturday. I hear it gets packed during events at the Wembley Stadium. The place was clean. They have a couple of pool tables, dart board, and Juke Box (with a wide variety of music). There are several TV Screen for sports fans. Outside they have a deck with tables and outdoor heaters. The prices arent bad either. The draught beer they serve are Stella, Fosters, John Smiths, Carlsberg, Kronenbourg etc.. We also had some Chicken bites and Nachos. The chicken was ok, but Nachos wernt. I tried paying with Credit card, but they do not accept Mastercard. I had a Visa Card too, but they only take the ones with a Chip.

Awful service! We wait more than 30 min for one plate when we ask for two! Plus the meat was total…read moreold and overcooked, the manager didn't care about it and overprice the drinks! What and awful experience plus the waiter was so rude and didn't care at all about her mistake! If you're around please don't come to this place!!

Stopped by on a business trip…read more Good food, good beer, friendly service. I would definitely stop back again. A little pricey, but when on expense who cares!

This is the pub I mostly try to avoid having to visit in Hendon. The drinks are extortionately…read moreexpensive for the area (i.e. expect to pay over £5 per drink for spirits and mixers), and there are no cold soft drinks at all, they are all on shelves behind the bar, and the fridges are used only for alcoholic beverages. I had expected this to mean that a soft drink would be cheap, but it is not. You are served a mini bottle (less than half a pint) of warm coke and charged about £2 for it. The staff do not seem bothered about the nasty warmth of their drinks, I just got a shrug and a kind of "that's just how it is here" response. The food is probably the redeeming feature, being reasonably priced and tasty hearty fare, if a little bog-standard pub grub (but then it is a pub!). The only problem here is the seemingly random amount of time you wait for it. Sometimes the food comes quickly, and other times you find yourself asking what has happened, and after some embarrassment on the part of the staff, find that they have forgotten the large group of you all sitting there looking hungry. The interior is clean, well maintained and comfortable, with a large number of tables and chairs so you can sit down to eat. It is however very dark inside, not so much a problem at nights, but it seems very dark compared to outside during the day, making it a bit weird to eat lunch in. The pub shows sporting events on big screens, which are much larger than usual pub screens, though if you aren't there for the sports, you might want to avoid the pub on these occasions as it becomes very loud and crowded at these times, or you could sit outside and watch the world go by on the tables they have out on the street. Overall, not somewhere I go unless I can't force an alternative!

We were here for the final, bc it was close to the stadium and no one charged for entrance. Quite…read morefull place, 5£ a pinch, had a nice football atmosphere there.

I was in no mood to mess about here - just get in, watch a little football with a few friends, have…read morea pint and leave. Upon entering, you immediately feel as though you've entered a private party uninvited. I hadn't entered a private party uninvited, but a puba public house. After one drink, we sat back and started to enjoy the football. Unbeknown to us, our glasses had been empty for around 15 minutes when the owner decided, in not too many words, that we should either purchase another or leave. I would have been happy to, and did purchase another drink, but the manner in which he asked us was pretty unnerving. If it was the last pub in London, I'd devote my time to brewing my own beer