Upon arrival to Junction you are met with a big beer garden, its a typical looking BG nothing out…read moreof the ordinary. Its quite grim and dim in here, could do with better lighting. They have games table, sofas and high tables which we sat on. They also have TV screens playing the latest tunes and throwbacks as well,( which was good to hear) plus sport. The bar staff was friendly. I ordered a double Pimms for £4:20 which i think is kinda cheap. I also got to taste a beautiful french beer, which Ive forgotten the name of. My friend ordered me a ribs with curly fries and onion rings. Although the ribs were lovely and soft, they needed seasoning and bad! Mann i wish i brought my All purposing seasoning just to give it a kick. The fries were okay, but i loved the onion rings. This meal was £6 which you can't go wrong. They sell pub food on the menu. The ladies toilet were....well could of been better, doors off hinges, no hand wash. My friend who is an expert on this place, was like "they sill have not sorted out this issue" This pub has a young vibe, which you tell when you walk in, and when you get served. They also have live music,on certain days. Would I go here again....yeah for cheap drink and to check out their live music.

Great place for after work drinks, cheap and cheerful. Nice, spacious beer garden, perfect for the…read moresummer time. Large inside space, plenty of teles for screening all the games etc. Food is alright, nothing special. Drinks are cheap and cheerful, making a friday night out after work a lot easier on the pockets. Needs more lighting, a pub for everyone, young or old! Only spend an hour or two here and move on!

A nice pub with very helpful, friendly staff who know how to have a laugh. The price of the drinks…read moreis average for the area, and the layout is very nice. On a weekend there can be a younger crowd with decent music, and there is the occasional night held like halloween just gone which was a big success. The food is very nice and of good value. It is right next to South harrow bus and train station, so its very easy to get to. Its nice to pop in for a few drinks to relax or to splash out on the weekend and have a laugh.

Recently been taken over i think. Was alright when I popped in last for a quick G + T. Nice to sit…read moreoutside on a day off and watch the world go by. Bit dark inside but nice atmosphere.

Huge pub with a front yard (next to the road) and a large, park-like back yard which is really…read morenice. Inside has a good classic English pub feel too. The food and beer isn't quite as good as the setting - I got the steak and ale pie which was good (although the veges were pretty obviously of the reheated frozen variety), but the locally brewed lager on tap was pretty tasteless. But they have a huge menu at incredibly reasonable prices so I'm sure there's other, better stuff to try.

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.

Nice cavalcade location with a large garden and a semi-rural feel. The Fuller ESB was delicious…read more They serve meals too (not tried). A nice pub by boat train or car as it is near the station.

Such a quaint and lovely pub. I can't wait to see how this plays into the future Greenford Commonsread more

Cool, a bit divey. The staff know their drinks. A couple of pool tables & Plenty of seating inside…read moreand out.

This place has always had a bad reputation as it has a mainly student clientele in a very…read morenon-student friendly area. It has 2 floors (both are quite sticky) and is a little dingy but its what you would expect of a indie gig venue on the outskirts of London. It is the only place around in this area which actually plays live music regularly. For some of the planned nights I would definitely recommend it. Its also a good place for a snake bite.

One of the best pubs in Harrow - aimed at young people. Has live bands and a good atmostphere. Can…read moreget quite rowdy but is generally good fun. Definitely one of the best!

I would prefer giving 0 stars but sadly Yelp doesn't allow that. The food is horrible and service…read moreis even worse. Never every have food there.

The Royal Oak is a centrally located pub in Harrow Town Centre, right between the two shopping…read morecentres (St George's and St Ann's). Management was changed roughly 5 years ago, and was formerly known as the Rat and Parrot. Since the Rat and Parrot days, the reputation has improved drastically. The pub offers a lunch and dinner menu, with regular deals on drinks. Recent deals on drinks include the Cider Festival running from mid-May to the beginning of June, which offer 4 bottles of cider for £10 smashing deal. Dishing up, large hearty meals, The Royal Oak is a splendid place to order food and a nice refreshing drink on a summer's day, or even a winter's day, as the pub has large panal windows to allow a cool breeze in the summer and heating to cosy you in during the winter months. For all the sports fans out there; the pub has 4 widescreen televisions and a large projector, that shows all the major sporting events including rugby and football. Also, there should be no qualms about avid supporters of any team taking residence in The Royal Oak, as there isn't a specific crowd of supporters that dominate the pub, and there has rarely been any supporter related disturbances in the pub since the new management was acquired. The interior is very warm and well-kept. Also, they have heavenly comfortable sofas and armchairs around the place fantastic for chilling out having a drink with friends or family. The only thing that realy lets the pub down is their toilet maintenance they do not have toilet roll holders, and sometimes do not even have toilet rolls in every cubicle. The toilets could do with a spot of redecoration and improvement. Lastly, they have a house dog, a friendly white Labrador that causes no trouble and wonders around the outdoor drinking area.

Staying in area for business, I stopped in here for a pint and some fish and chips on a Sunday…read moreafternoon. Very comfortable and pleasant atmosphere. Fish was prepared well, staff was friendly and attentive. Good beer selection and a great venue for watching Premier League football with many large TVs and comfortable chairs. Was happy to have found this place.

Considering some 'reviews' date from 1/2 years ago, 'The HARROW' now has received virtually no…read morelikeable reviews and is now regrettably losing many midweek customers when compared to previous management and staff, when the atmosphere was very commendable. John.