The Corner House Pub in Wembley

313 Harrow Rd, Wembley HA9 6BA

About This Pub

Ah, The Corner House in Wembley – it's one of those pubs that just draws you in with its cosy feel and that welcoming atmosphere, you know? From what I've gathered from the reviews, the staff really go the extra mile to make sure everyone has a good time, whether you're popping in for a pint before a big game or just relaxing with friends. The beers are spot on and reasonably priced for London, and it's brilliant for catching live sports or even a spontaneous singalong with a singer on the night. Plus, being right near Wembley Stadium, it's dead handy if you're out and about. But, let's be honest, it's not all perfect – there was that one review about dodgy wine that sounded a bit off, and given it's a smaller spot, it can get rammed during peak times, which might mean you're standing for your drink. Overall, though, with a solid 4.3 rating, it's worth a visit if you're in the area; just keep your expectations in check for the little niggles, and you'll likely have a cracking time.

Pros and Cons

Pros

The staff are absolutely brilliant and make you feel right at home, with their friendly and efficient service that's spot on for a good night out.
It's got a great selection of beers at prices that feel reasonable for London, especially when you're catching a match or gig nearby.
The atmosphere is lively and welcoming, perfect for watching sports or enjoying a singalong, with a real buzz that keeps things entertaining.
Its location near Wembley Stadium and transport hubs makes it super convenient if you're heading to an event or just exploring the area.

Cons

There have been a few complaints about drink quality, like that off wine one person mentioned, which could put a dampener on your visit.
Being a small pub, it can get quite packed, so you might struggle to find a seat during busy times, especially around big events.

Contact Information

313 Harrow Rd, Wembley HA9 6BA

+442037842012

Pub

Closed today

Opening Hours

Monday	14:00 - 23:30
Tuesday	14:00 - 23:30
Wednesday	14:00 - 23:30
Thursday	14:00 - 23:30
Friday	14:00 - 23:30
Saturday	12:00 - 23:30
Sunday (Today)	12:00 - 23:30

Location

Recent Reviews

We landed at the corner house Saturday . Before the birmingham game on sunday . What a crack had a singer on gaz i think . Brillant . The beer was great . The boss and staff were fantastic . We went back sunday for more . If you are in wembley visit this place . Thanks for a great 2 days the birmingham boys .

edward walsh

Very welcoming cosy pub, good selection of beers, and ideally placed for Wembley stadium and nearby transport hubs (Wembley Central and Wembley Park). Manager and staff very polite and efficient - If you haven’t been, you must give this pub a try….

Paul Sycamore

Lovely little pub, reasonably priced (for London!) and great atmosphere. Was looking for somewhere to watch the British GP before going to Wembley and they changed one of their screens over for us.

Jason Notley

Visiting my son in London and was staying in Wembley. My partner came across this place which was an Irish bar and as we are Irish were delighted! He got a pint and glass of wine for me. Well the wine smelt terrible and it was definitely gone off! I couldn’t drink it. My partner went up to explain to the barmaid how awful the wine smelt and asked her to change it and to smell the glass. She refused said wine is wine and nothing wrong with it. Again my partner asked her to smell the wine and change it again she refused and said there was nothing wrong with it and refused to change it. Her attitude towards him was shocking! She pointed at a lady going to the toilet and said ask her she’s landlady. My partner said I didn’t purchase off her I purchased off you. She still refused to change it and with that we put two drinks which we hadn’t touched back on the bar and left the bar. Terrible terrible attitude. Don’t bother going here! Much nicer bars and people in the area

Yvonne Dawe

Came in before a gig at Wembley Stadium having never been here before. Small pub but great atmosphere and buzz. Pints are reasonable for London (around £6 a pint on average). Sport on the TV, too. Service is quick and there’s seating if you’re lucky!

Dominic Goddard-John