J J Moon's, Wembley

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location:

Wembley

address:

397 High Road, HA9 6AA

phone:

020 8903 4923

nearest stations:

Wembley Central London Underground station London Overground station
(300m) - zone 4

North Wembley London Underground station Railway station
(1.2Km) - zone 4

Wembley Park London Underground station
(1.4Km) - zone 4

how to find it:

From Wembley Central: Turn right out of the station and the pub is about five minutes away on the right side of the road. From Wembley Park: Go down the hundreds of stairs toward the castle of sport, but bear right onto the road (Empire Way). Walk down the road past the Plaza Hotel until you reach the High Road, turn right and the pub is just ahead and across the road. From North Wembley: Turn right out of the station and then right into Llanover Road. Follow the road until it becomes St John's Road and carry on until it ends at the High Road. Cross the road and turn left - the pub is a couple of minutes away on the right.

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nearby attraction(s):

Wembley Arena (840m)

Wembley Stadium (920m)

picture of J J Moons Now, we know Wetherspoon pubs get a lot of stick on our site and elsewhere - but that's generally not down to the pub, more often than not it's the clientele they attract. Wetherspoon pubs get a lot of things right: decent staff (and well-trained), regular guest ales at a price that doesn't break the bank, inexpensive and generally tasty food, and the pubs are usually well-maintained. This one's no exception. There's nothing wrong with the place itself - and it won a Best Bar None award at the first awards in Brent - but the selection of pensioners killing a Friday afternoon and dole-boys on the lash does put one off a bit. Even the cheerful staff seemed to be flagging, and we commend them for their patience with one particularly difficult customer of a certain age. Combined with one of those sink hand-dryer options in the Men's loo (you know the sort, they're the ones you find in public toilets that're expecting vandalism), it doesn't bode well for this establishment. All that said, it's still a pretty reasonable option in the Wembley area - though we might give it a miss on Friday or Saturday nights.