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Pubs I've been in or know about
Corner Pin - good pub, great on matchdays
Bell & Hare - nice pub, shame about the clientele (full of SCers!!!)
Billy Nic - never been in, but allegedly has fit barmaids and a BBQ in good weather
Two Brewers - great atmosphere, but one of the 'hooligan' pubs, sometimes a couple o fit barmaids
The Old Vic - next door to the Brewers, reasonable pub, Claire Tomlinson drinks there
My advice, if we get to Wembley, stay on here, there'll be messages about what pubs in Wembley will be spurs pubs, you'll get a better atmosphere and who knows, someone may have a spare ticket
I've only ever been to the Antwerp and the Bell&Hare, both were fun on gameday at WHL, but not sure on TV access. The places listed above sound good. I looked up Gilpins since I hadn't been there, but then I just read about some place named The Elbow Room on the High Street with Sky and real ale. Has anyone been there? Sounds interesting what I read... maybe it's worth a go?
Many years ago, this place was an early Wetherspoons before they began to take over the world and you can still sense the Wetherspoons brand in the air. They still do decent and cheap beers albeit not on a Spoons scale (plastic glasses on Tottenham match days). Courage Best and Youngs are also available. The pub is fairly small and on Spurs match days can get very busy but I have always found the service acceptable even at its busiest. Overall the pub is fairly cosy and intimate with carpets throughout and several pillars and posts making the place appear smaller. There is a raised area screened off by a low wooden division with a Big Screen and 3 more TV’s are dotted about the pub along with the ubiquitous fruit machines. There is Spurs memorabilia by the bucket load - flags, banners, scarves, photos, programmes etc.
http://www.beerintheevening.com/pubs/results.shtml/el/Tottenham;London/
P.S. From what I've read in this thread it sounds like the "atmosphere" in the Bill Nic is worthwhile -- gameday or not :wink: