The White Horse, Wembley

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Named for PC George Scorey's grey horse Billie, who helped clear hordes of people from the pitch before the start of the 1923 FA Cup Final (the horse showed up as white in newsreel and photos from the time), giving the final the retrospective sobriquet of The White Horse Final, this is as described by Richard below, and at the end of a seeming plethora of bars and eateries between Wembley Stadium Station and the ground itself, this was teeming with young girls and women on a hot, hot June Tuesday afternoon: presaging a gig by former 1D-er Harry Styles (with warm-up act Shania Twain) – a gig I was actually going to attend (invited by a client to watch via a corporate box). Similarly-populated inside, and managing to avoid the security bag check on the door (I've always travelled rucksack-free), I met a colleague here before venturing towards the stadium which is virtually next door. A square space internally, with a 'thrust' bar: drinking areas in front, either side and with an area that right-anglees back behind the bar. There's some booth seating to the right, with further seating upstairs. No sign of real ale on this fleeting visit, but a pint of Beavertown Neck Oil (served in a plastic glass) bought for me was north of £8 I was informed. Not a traditional pub in any sense, just an additional venue to slake pre-attendees' thirst prior to whatever event they are moving onto.

On 28^th June 2026 - rating: 3
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