J J Moon’s

This Wetherspoons pub situated at the middle of the High Street, Wembley central inside wasn’t that great for a Wetherspoons but lots of wooden seating area and tables virtually throughout the pub, along with the high chairs. This pub was quite loud due to locals following the footie on Sky. I will say that the Bar staff were friendly and helpful though, it’s an okay pub though all in all for a pint if your passing through in the area I think so.

Good food, really good price, being a Friday night, got to get there early to get a table as it gets really busy really quickly

I think this place tries to cover the fact that it’s cheap by insanely increasing their prices whenever there is a game on. Otherwise it has a nice interior and some pretty decently priced food but non the less there are at least a dozen better options in the area.

Great place to chill out with friends and family. Will be a regular!

A fairly decent sized Wetherspoon’s, with the usual food on offer at the usual quality.
However what massively annoys me with this place is that when there’s football on at Wembley stadium (i.e. the only time I’m in the area) they massively hike up the prices.
I’d probably give this place 3 stars if the prices stayed the same but quite frankly I think it’s outrageous to make you pay a lot more because the football is on, especially in a place like Wetherspoon’s were it’s supposed to be cheap. For this reason alone this place gets a 1 star rating from me.

The staff was quite polite and the beer good.
The food served (we had a chickenburger) was, well, interesting.
Chips were perfect but the meat was nearly raw and hard to cut. No chance to bite a bit off.
The bun was burnt and so very crusty.

The problem is that you have to check your change straight away, as the staff including the managers (!!) love to steal from you by giving not enough change. It’s a place to avoid, real crooks work here

Some wetherspoons cover the fact that they are a budget style pub and manage to offer a good experience simply at a cheaper price; this one fails spectacularly.
Upon walking in, the place is pretty massive, poorly lit, with a fair selection of a wetherspoons old soaks that they attract. The food selection is their standard and the beer selection is good and varied; however these are the only plus points here.
The furniture looks old and battered; the layout is functional and designed to do well if there is an event at Wembley stadium instead of for the local drinker. I think it’s harsh to say it, but I think this is pub that isn’t really for the local crowd but the passing trade that won’t care that its pretty rubbish, but cheap.
If you want a beer and you don’t want to pay over the odds around here, The Bear is just next door and SO much better (admittedly from a very low benchmark not going to the pub at all is probably better as well).