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Leeds Wembley pubs: Full details for fans ahead of the Play-Off Final

Leeds are heading back to Wembley in April, having most recently visited the national stadium in an unsuccessful Championship playoff final tie with Southampton in 2024.

They bounced back from that setback and won the Championship last term and look set to maintain their top-flight status for the 2026-27 season, while Chelsea now await them for the Peacocks' first FA Cup semi-final since 1987. For all the information on Leeds Wembley pubs for the Play-Off final, here is everything you need to know.

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Leeds fans will be hoping for a happier return to Wembley after losing to Southampton in the 2024 Championship playoff final – Photo by Icon Sport

Leeds Wembley pubs: Where can Leeds fans drink pre-match?

Brent Council are enforcing a No Street Drinking Zone on Olympic Way and the surrounding areas, so the Leeds Wembley pubs and official fan zones are the only place to enjoy an alcoholic drink.

Leeds fans have been allocated the west side of Wembley Stadium for the FA Cup semi-final, generally considered the better of the two sides in a decision that may be music to the ears of supporters who were allocated the east side in 2024 before seeing their team lose with a Premier League spot on the line.

Arguably the best and most well-known pub on the west side is The Green Man, with a large capacity, great outdoor space and around 0.5 miles west of the stadium. Regardless, the pub will hit capacity due to its popularity so fans should arrive early to avoid disappointment and guarantee a space. The Green Man opens at 9am ahead of Wembley matchdays.

The full list of pubs on the west side of Wembley is as follows:

  • The Green Man, Dagmar Avenue HA9 8DF
  • Crystals (Sports Bar & Aqua Lounge) 1 Popin Building, Southway, HA9 0HB
  • The Arch, 324 Harrow Rd, Wembley , HA9 6LL
  • Station 31, 299-303 Harrow Rd, Wembley, HA9 6BD
  • The Liquor Station, 397A High Rd, Wembley, HA9 6AA
  • JJ Moons, 397 High Rd, Wembley, HA9 6AA
  • La Regina, St George's Hotel, 43-51 Wembley Hill Rd, Wembley, HA9 8AU
  • Black Sheep, 2 Olympic Way, Wembley Park, HA9 0GU
  • Sixty Six Bar & Grill, 3 South Way, Wembley, HA9 0JU
  • The Corner House, 313 Harrow Road, HA9 6BA
  • White Horse, 4 Wembley Park Blvd, Wembley Park, Wembley HA9 0HP

Alternatives to Leeds Wembley pubs

If it's going to be sunny in London this weekend, then fans might want to consider checking out the fan zones around the stadium. Organisers are putting on a fan zone for both Leeds and Chelsea with Leeds' situated on the west side of the stadium.

The fan zone will be open at 11am and close 30 minutes before kick-off, the Fan Zone will serve food and drinks and will include a resident DJ for fans to enjoy. Alcohol drinks will stop being served an hour before kick-off.

In order to enter the fan zone, you must have a valid match ticket and the stadium bag policy applies.

Other pubs around Wembley for Leeds fans

For Leeds fans getting the train to London, there will be the temptation to drink elsewhere for a few hours before heading to Wembley for kick-off.

One popular drinking destination nearby the stadium is Kilburn High Road which is six stop down the Bakerloo Line from Wembley. The High Road is effectively one long strip of pubs with each one getting progressively quieter the further away from the station you get. The Old Bell is typically one of the most popular pubs with football fans.

Inside the stadium

Wembley Stadium is a cashless arena so fans will need to have their card on them to buy food and drink inside.

Supporters with tickets in the lower tier will be able to take advantage of the new frictionless Tap Bar which provides access to refreshments quicker and more efficiently. Fans will just be asked to tap their card on entry, pick up what they have ordered and then walk away, all without getting stuck in a queue.

Andy is a freelance sports writer with ten years of experience covering major sporting events across Europe. He has also been a season ticket holder at Old Trafford since 2008 and has visited over 40 football stadiums in the United Kingdom and abroad following the Reds.

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