The White Hart in Aylesbury Vale

Such bad service, almost rude Waited for ages for the food and such a disappointment. Avoid!! Not very clean either, plenty of other places nearby much better

Beautiful pub with excellent service! We were after a light lunch and they managed to squeeze us in despite the pub having two large parties and being very busy. The chicken wings were delicious! We also enjoyed the houmous, soup and fries. The pub has so much character and we were made to feel very welcome. Would definitely recommend!

This pub/restaurant is absolutely amazing. Very professional staff and food was incredible. We will be definitely back. Highly recommended.

Was extremely disappointed, we came for a meal for my sons 4th birthday. We were first notified that it was ‘pie night’ after our drink order had already been taken, this was not stated on the website beforehand. We do not like pie, however ordered anyway. Then to my horror I heard the chef swearing loudly (F’ing kids) about making my 2 children’s meals. They also overheard. My children are 5 and now 4, this is completely unacceptable. Despite this I felt extremely sorry for our server who seemed really lovely, she walked out of the kitchen with tears in her eyes. For this reason we left abruptly and had a far better experience at McDonald’s. So unless you like pie and chef’s swearing about your children I’d avoid.

What a breath of fresh air to walk in to this pub, greeted by such friendly staff especially the owners. The pub has a lovely atmosphere as well as lovely interior, nothing was to much trouble they even rearranged so they could fit us in thank you Nicky. I don’t normally order a roast lunch but this was lovely, especially the celeriac purée and roasted beetroot and a Yorkshire pud like I make myself delicious. I think this couple have ticked all the boxes for a good all round pub I wish it was our local. Running a pub is hard work I wish this couple great success, you deserve it . Visit this pub you will not be disappointed , I recommend you booking in advance as they get booked up. We will be revisit when back in the area 😊

Visited today for lunch with family who live locally and had the best Pub Sunday Roast ever! Lovely early 1700’s built pub, very comfortable with super friendly, knowledgeable staff. I had Squid for starters which had been cooked perfectly (none of that chewy rubbish) and Roast Beef for my main, well cooked, well seasoned and well presented. No sweet as I’d finished both courses and didn’t have any room but options looked delicious.

We had a lovely meal here last year, great service from the professional team, the building is a beautiful little gem in the middle of Buckinghamshire and the food was absolutely fantastic, so good we have recommended to lots of friends and family. The bar area had a buzz and a fantastic local vibe. We will be back thank you

Disappointing on a number of levels. We went as a group of friends for Sunday lunch. Some of us had beef and some had the pork roast sunday lunch. We asked for extra vegetables, so ordered extra roast potatoes and cauliflower cheese. We also asked for extra gravy, as we had been advised that the gravy pot that comes as standard was ‘thimble sized’. The extra veg that arrived was in very small portion sizes. The roast beef was lovely, the roast pork was rather fatty. No apple sauce served with the pork. Desserts - the cheesecake and choc mouse options were very foamy, without much substance, and we ordered a cheeseboard at a cost of £20, so expected a good amount of cheese - 3 small pieces of cheese on what was supposed to be a cheeseboard for two - it was honestly barely enough cheese for one person. We complained and more cheese was brought out, only to find out that we were charged extra for the addtional cheese delivered, without any advance warning. Finally - the ladies toilet - take a torch with you, as the lighting is very dim. Also no hot water in the toilets, (my husband said the same about the gents), which we found extraordinary, in the middle of COVID, when we are all being asked to wash our hands thoroughly at all times.We will not rush back - Sunday lunch for 5 of us, including 2 bottles of wine cost nearly £300. Very overpriced for small portions.

This is one of the most dog friendly pubs I’ve visited. We were given a table in the corner by the bar which was perfect as there was room for both dogs who were fussed over by the very friendly staff and fellow customers. The food was excellent with a dessert to die for and a very nice bottle of wine. Highly recommended.

Superb food, staff and ambiance. Dined out at a lot of highly rated local pubs/restaurants over the years. The White Hart, Preston Bissett is head and shoulders over some strong competition. Quite happy to call this our ‘go to first choice’

The pub is nice and the staff are very good. The food was also good. However, there is no wine list and when we asked whether we might have a bottle to accompany our meal we were offered a rudimentary choice of Malbec, Rioja or Cabernet Sauvignon.The wine, as might have been expected was of very poor quality, but the price really left a bad taste. £29 for what should have been no more than £15 for such poor quality. A shame.

Can I just say I very rarely give 5 stars and I hope the pub doesn't feel bad about my score . I also want to say the food is excellent and my steak was cooked perfectly. There was just a couple of tiny things that took away the 5 stars. I wanted a real ale and as a pub they only had one real ale and although it was nice, sometimes its nice to have a choice. The menu said triple cooked chips. Sorry I am not sure they were, but they were nice and fresh The menu also said seasonal greens..... I guess carrots are seasonal. (This is me being picky). Finally steak knives.... I was told there was a steak knife on the table already. This wasn't the case and I am glad it was a nice steak as I would have struggled with the table knifeOn a positive note, the waiting team were excellent, very friendly and very active in serving us. The food was amazing and hot and clearly very fresh. I think it was probably the nicest t bone I have had. Starter was squid and again it was amazing. My wife couldn't speak highly enough of the pork belly. Overall a lovely place and we definitely want to come back. The feedback is merely my personal opinion. Thanks

Beautiful looking old thatched pub that has been very well restored. Large car park with outdoor seating front and back. Friendly staff and good drinks choice. Full of character

The food at The White Hart is always absolutely delicious & beautifully prepared. There are lovely vegetarian choices & completely different from many menus. Some chefs seem to forget that vegetarians by definition, love vegetables but despite this some churn out pasta or a mushroom risotto with few vegetables. The chefs at The White Hart couldn’t be more different. Their vegetarian food is innovative & very tasty. They also keep the omnivores happy & have a good menu for them too. We are very glad that The White Hart has survived lockdown & is able to open for lunch & dinner. Well done chaps! Keep up the good work.

I work on hospitality and my manager recommended this place. She’s a fussy eater and if she liked it, it could only be good. It was better than that! Amazing food, good service, lovely settings. Just great!Not cheap, but value for money. The food is worth it!!!We’ll definitely be back.

Absolutely lovely, well executed and well thought out dishes for quality produce, textures and flavours.

Mm mm mm a wonderful roast ... yummy roast beef with all the trimmings... and a delicious chocolate brownie desert -with pistachio ice cream. Can’t fault this place .... a real gem x Safe, clean , friendly-as alway experience...

Some of the best food I’ve eaten in a long time in a lovely cosy pub in a tiny village. Parking was easy too. Well done guys we will certainly be back.

Lovely food in a traditional venue. Scallops for starter absolutely delicious I wanted to lick the plate. Lamb was good and the pork special was exactly that

We went on the spur of the moment as lockdown has eased. The place was surprisingly busy for a Wednesday night. Unfortunately there was only one chef and everything was very slow but the staff were attentive and apologetic and the food was well worth the wait. We had Halibut crudo and rabbit terrine for starters and cod loin and the duck breast on lentils and duck ragu shepherd’s pie. All very good.

An amazing family meal yesterday evening, a fabulous menu from new chef Kev. The halibut starter was outstanding.

from the first call to the last one leaving the service friendliness and food was amazing. 27 of us attending a family internment in the village churchyard. Nothing was too much trouble . Defo worth a visit . We wil be back ! Thankyou Katie ( Landlady) your staff are great x

We are local and have tried a lot of restaurants in the area. This place had good food, nice ambience and were good with children but not in that "over the top providing nasty colouring"way! Our Sunday lunch was well paced, tasty and comfortable. What more could you ask,

The kids are growning up and doing exams so we decided a treat was In order. A very good choice of starter mains and delicious puds. Gourmet burger ,amazing lamb, scotch eggs were perfect. The three guys had the sticky toffee pudding..nothing was left on any plate. We have no photos because we were all hungry and scoffed off our faces

Not far where where we now live, although the bad weather did make the journey a bit trying, this is a quaint old pub from the early 18th century. A warm welcome when we arrived, we could have stayed in the bar (we were a little early) but chose to go straight to table. I have to say that I've never had roast beef as tender and tasty, nor roast potatoes so crisp and fluffy. Service was quick and efficient, all done with a smile. As I had a starter (Scotch Egg) I had no room for a sweet but what was coming out looked good. We'll be back.

Nice quality food, but pricey and small portions.I had the crab starter and was surprised it was so small and came with no bread or salad or other accompaniment, this followed by the sea bass which again was a small portion served with limited vegetables, and even the extra mash we ordered didn’t amount to much... the meal was quite pricey... all very tasty but feel a little short changed.It wasn’t the hearty pub grub we had hoped for.

We had sunday lunch and the first thing I have to say is that the roast beef was mouthwateringly good. Presentation was also good with well cooked and tasty veg and a very tasty, rich gravy. Other things were not so good. Two log burners were lit but it was still a little too chilly for us, especially my wife who was sat in a window seat. This resulted in our food going cold before we had finished it, which was a shame. The Spring Mess desert was essentially two scoops of coconut ice-cream with a few pieces of chopped fruit and some pieces of meringue and did not really come together. We felt it was a little disappointing and definitely overpriced at £7.50. Tea consisted of a teabag served in a cup of hot water. The spoon matched the cup and saucer but a teapot would have been preferable. Unfortunately, the beer cooler was broken so there was only one draught beer available or a poor selection of bottled lagers (one of which was non-alcoholic). I would have expected at least a couple of bottled ales. Overall, the quality of the beef just managed to save the situation but we are not sure we will rush back.

This is now my go to place fir a fantastic meal. WOW re the good. Great menu. Changes regularly... wonderful evening meals. Great Sunday lunch. Good bar menu Surely the chef needs a star or 2? Yes it’s that good.

Had heard it was good, but the new menu was superb (followingthe pub on Instagram). Not a hugely wide menu, but good enough. Excellent starter, main and dessert. Presentation, flavour, quantity was fantastic- felt like I was a judge on professional masterchef! Wonderful ambiance and very good staff. A truly outstanding dinner. Well done all round - will be back and with friends. Good value for money, but as doing ' dry january ' it was lower than usual!

We went in with a few family friends for a drink, bar staff I couldn’t complain about at all... on the other hand the landlord... his temper is shorter than his dog... one little comment was made about how silly his dog looked and he took it upon himself to threaten us that if we wanted to have ago at someone to have ago at him... what a horrible man it’s a free world we all have our own opinion on what dogs we like, ungrateful really after paying his prices!! Would not recommend

Alas, the chef at the White Hart tries too hard. He cooks well, but his dishes are much too complicated, with far too many ingredients. For instance, my coddled egg starter (which, incidentally, was cold when delivered) was accompanied by mushrooms, caviar, a sauce which I couldn't identify, and subsumed in a mountain of chef's micro leaves. My main course was no different.However, my main criticism of this ambitious country pub is the condition of the gent's loo. Access is via a wooden pallet surmounted by an old doormat and a piece of dirty carpet. The foyer, if one can call it that, is cluttered with discarded electrical equipment, a damaged metal high chair and various items of cleaning material. The stalls are grubby and ill lit by unshaded bulbs. A partially open door leads to the kitchen!I doubt whether this arrangement would pass any hygiene inspection in this country and, honestly, it is awful even by Third World standards.

Arrived at White Hart to find it very busy, just as well we booked, because it was Hallowe’en. We got seated and were brought a Hallowe’en cocktail. After that came an amouse bouche in a small pumpkin on a bed of stones and dry ice. I had venison pie as main and it was delicious. Staff were amazing, food great so an amazing evening was had by all. A place to return to!

First visit, from when we walked in, such a lovely warm welcome, from a smiling young lady, we had the hamburger from the lunch menu, it was very tasty, and very filling, we couldn’t manage pudding, perhaps next time. The service was excellent, Look forward to returning, you must try, you won’t be disappointed.

We booked a table in the evening for a group of 8 friends. The staff were super friendly and very knowledgeable about the food. The dishes were extremely well presented and were delicious! Local produce and seasonal. Would highly recommend... keep it up guys 😊

Not been to this lovely pub for several years, unbelievable how it's been reformed, it's so much nicer. Good atmosphere, lovely bar girl, so helpful. I'll be back soon.

It popped up on out local Facebook page a couple of weeks ago and so called in for light lunch to check it out. We were well impressed so reserved for family Sunday lunch.

I can honestly say that this is the BEST Sunday lunch ever!! The Roast Pork was perfect! The chocolate brownie amazing! The icing on the cake are the team of girls who served us - such a friendly smiley bunch! Thank you so much.

Omg...this is a hidden gem... eaten here twice in the last few weeks. Fantastic food....amazing puddings...and lovely friendly service....

Was very disappointed wanted a nice romantic meal with my husband booked on line and had confirmation of our booking to find when we get there we are not in the book so no table for us so we were sat on a wonky table in the bar with flies all around us

Trying to be clever and be a destination restaurant for foodies out of Bicester

Food excellent. Chef being experimental which seems to work. Lovely staff. Charming old property. My only reason for a 4 is the loud music, we were right under a speaker. If the chef is serious then the food should be the focus of the visit. Talking was not that easy. Do we really need piped music in such a setting?

We haven’t visited The White Hart for several years & went in because we had heard that it had changed hands. The transformation was unbelievable in the decor, the delightful staff & above all the food. We will be going back very soon. Highly recommended.

Fabulous meal at the White Hart after hearing some good reports and it didn’t disappoint. Really welcoming staff, great service and a fabulous meal - fit for the occasion. Well worth a visit.

Our second family visit to celebrate birthday. Atmosphere is lovely and the food is to die for! Nothing is too much trouble and the standard is incredible! The prices reflect the fine dining experience and the quality of the food so definitely a place to go as a treat but well worth it. The new owners have done an amazing job and can be really proud!!! Next birthday, it’s on the agenda!

Food yummy but portions really very too small for price. Imagine it wouldn’t cost much /impact profit much at all to add a few more potatoes. £4 charge for extra potatoes/ veg not good. Was still hungry when we got home. Would come again if this was resolved as food very good quality.

On a glorious Easter Sunday we ventured to Preston Bassett after hearing good reviews. We were not disappointed. The choice was small but featured unusual dishes. The roast lamb was the sweetest meat I have ever eaten. Service was swift but very friendly. Overall a very pleasant lunch in delightful setting. I shall return.

The White Hart is under new ownership, with new menus, opening times, an evolving building & atmosphere. Warm personable service coupled with a tasty contemporary menu offered us surprise after surprise. The deconstructed Bakewell Tart being the highlight of the evening by a small margin over others. Yes there are things to improve on as the owners get the building straight & stamp their mark on service & food. However my 5 star is in recognition of a great evening in a pub restaurant which is still being developed & created. North Bucks needs more quality restaurants & we look forward to returning to re-experience & support this new venture soon. Give them a try you won’t regret it.

A friend of ours told us about The White Hart and knowing that we are foodies said we must try it. We had never been before so booked to go on Friday evening.

A country pub/restaurant with a difference for sure. Went on a Friday night for dinner with friends and what a treat. Food was a delight to the eye and more importantly to the taste buds, simply delicious. Service was great too, friendly, helpful and accommodating - thank you! Will definitely return and highly recommend this gem of a restaurant.

And yes I agree with the reviews. Wow !

We have been coming here regularly for years and the new Managers and Chef really stand out from anybody who has run the pub before!

We just called in for a drink on a walk and didn't eat. The welcome was warm. The log burners kept us cosy on this winter's day too. The dog was welcome. The building was delightfully quaint and the quirky toilets are definitely worth 'paying a visit' to. We glanced at the menu - it did seem a bit pricier than other local pubs and at first glance the fare was similar, but perhaps the way it was prepared and presented justified the extra cost. The coke we drank also seemed a little pricey. I wish the new owners well with their venture.

Have enjoyed Sunday lunch here and last night ate a great supper too. Delicious, well presented food and for a non pudding eater, loved the interesting, excitingly presented desserts. However, the restaurant was chilly so take a sweater!

Move over the Muddy Duck...! Award winning chef, friendly new owners and wonderful atmosphere. We’ve had lunch, dinner and Sunday roasts here in the past two weeks, all high-end and superb!

The pub is lovely and feels how a British country pub should feel. It was a surprise therefore to find their menu was very modern and incredibly creative- imagine food you'd expect in central London high price eateries but with half the price-tag and none of the pretentious gimmicks. Excellent presentation was equalled by taste, the staff are friendly and the new owners have done a brilliant job. If you're looking for tradition with a very welcome twist, this is the place. Wish I lived closer so I could go more often.

Since the new owners took over, with new chef and menu, the White Hart has been amazing!! The new owners are very friendly and the food is something you’d expect to have in a Michelin Starred restaurant in town. With a great atmosphere and good choice of drink and food we’ll definitely be regular visitors!!!

My new favourite place in Essex! Came here for a roast as our family friend highly recommend it. We brought our 2 children here and was made to feel very welcome, so much so we have booked up for next week.

Having seen new owners were taking over, and following the Facebook page we have been keen to try, and meet the new owners. We wasn’t disappointed! The atmosphere was great, the new owners Katie and Alfie are lovely and very knowledgeable and we cannot wait to go back and would definitely recommend to family and friends. Keep up the good work guys.

We stopped by at this wonderful pub the food was delicious and the welcome was warm and inviting. The atmosphere was so relaxed but bubbly. I didn't want to leave and we will definitely be stopping by on the way back from visiting family

We have been keen to visit since the takeover was announced. The staff were very friendly and professional, however they seemed to lack knowledge about the menu which was a shame as the menu itself provided little detail on what was served with each dish. We didn’t have starters but they did look reasonably priced at £6-8.

First visit to this gorgeous little pub after drooling over their food posts on Facebook fir weeks & we were not disappointed. The food was presented beautifully & tasted divine and the staff were polite & friendly. We are lucky to live in an area where there are a few decent pub/restaurants, but this is by far the best food we’ve tasted locally in a good few years. Can’t wait to return.

Dinner just a few days after new owners and chef taking over. They have made a very positive start with a friendly welcome and good service. The menu is relatively and sensibly short but with a good range. For starters we had the Potato Veloute, Gamebird Terrine and BBQ Beets followed by Sirloin Steaks and the Lamb Rump. All excellent and very well presented. There is a reasonable selection of wine but that is a legacy from the past and new suppliers may be in place very soon. One thing to hope for is that red wine can be served at a reasonable temperature; it's been an ongoing issue for some time. The pub however has three lovely open fires to keep you warm and add to the character of this lovely pub.

Today was the first day under new ownership so we had lunch there. The new owners, Alfie and Katie, gave my wife and I a very friendly welcome and provided us with very good service.

I called into this pub with my wife,daughter and son in law after a visit to the nearby garden centre last Sunday, the smell of the Sunday roast was lovely as we walked through the door, really wished we hadnt already made plans for dinner or we would have stayed for a meal. We were made very welcome by the landlady Dee, she was really friendly and was happy to let us bring our little dog into the bar area. A fire was going well in the grate which was nice on a chilly day, we just had a couple friends of drinks, we noted quitexa few people coming in to eat and the meals looked very tempting, we will certainly go back again, the pub had a nice vibe and it's great to see that people like Dee and her husband Nick are keen to keep these country pubs alive.

Sunday Lunch Sept.16th.2018.Time 13.30. Beer good. Service good. Food dreadful.Restaurant empty however food obviously cooked earlier in the vain hope of walk ins.A decent chef would never have allowed the food to leave the kitchen.

Had a lovely meal with my family, service was excellent and the atmosphere was amazing - well worth a visit Will be going back for a drink as was lovely atmosphere, real buzz. My kind of pub.

Enjoyed a wonderful meal there, there was a wonderful atmosphere there with many locals sat round a large table at the front, The Staff were very helpful. We ordered from the 2 courses for £16 menu and there was something for everyone. The food was amazing. Overall, the experience was fantastic and I will definitely be back soon.

We were looking for a nice place for lunch not too far from our home, we have tried most of the pubs in the area but not this one,

Warm welcome, excellent food, efficient service and wonderful place ! Just too bad we could not stay any longer !

The White Hart is a fantastic pub/restaurant tucked away in the small village of Preston Bissett. Without knowing you could easily miss it but it is well worth seeking it out.

This is a wonderful thatched gastropub - dating, I believe, from the 1700s - in a charming little Buckinghamshire village. On entering the pub for our maiden visit - after pushing back the heavy, insulating door curtain - we were welcomed by staff and locals alike into a quaint, authentic, traditional bar space, heated by a blazing open fire in a venerable hearth.

After a sodden New Years Day long walk, a few drinks and complimentary turkey sandwiches were a godsend. Thanks Tim and Amanda for your hospitality and Happy New Year

I have eaten here many times and have always been impressed with the quality of the food.

Fantastic food, great service and top hospitality from everyone - all in a lovely rustic pub! I would definitely recommend to anyone in and around the area.

We booked The White Hart as everywhere else was booked up being close to Christmas and a Saturday evening. You enter the pub through a tiny door with a heavy curtain across it, like entering the rabbit hole in Alice in Wonderland. You end up in the most quintessential English pub room with endless beams, rustic tables and a roaring fire.

We had arranged to meet a couple of dear friends who we hadn't seen for a while and decided on the The White Hart a pud I had been frequenting on and off for the past 16 yrs or so. The arranged time of 7pm on a Friday evening was agreed and we all arrived as planed. People where eating and drinking as normal we too had a drink first and then went to order food at 7.30pm nothing too complicated as our friends had had a previous bad experience here a couple of months earlier but we all agreed to give them another try. I went to the bar to order 3 pizzas and was told by the completely embarrassed bar maid that the "chef" had told here there was no more food as he had to prep for a function the following evening!!!!! I could not believe what I was hearing a busy Friday night!! Suffice to say we will never return under the current management that is for sure. Luckily we were rescued by the brilliant landlady of the Crown at Gawcott Lisa just a couple of miles away and we can't thank her enough for all her efforts and food. I have friends who live in Preston Bissett and the feed back I here is this is only a small matter in relation to the seemingly incompitant managementship of this once fabulous little pub. Sorry Tim (landlord). PS it was freezing in there too no point in having fires if they are not lit old bean

Organicé una función para 25 personas en el White Hart y necesitan mis felicitaciones para una experiencia de estrés reserva y evento.

La comida es buenísima y amable servicio. Fácil de reserva en línea. Aparcamiento parece un edificio propio, pero llegar a eso y el pub es un lugar encantador casco antiguo

He visitado el White Fir hart la segunda vez, el mejor local de comida de domingo ya sé por qué me he vuelto buena comida, buena cerveza y personal increíblemente amable. Nuestro amigo es de trigo y productos lácteos la lactosa después de las visitas de la tow propietario/chef para asegurarse de que todo estaba justo la comida llegaba cocinado a la perfección. Los niños son muy bienvenidos, un buen pub país con gente amable. Bien hecho Tim Norte este es un buen lugar para visitar para todos necesidades dietéticas especiales.

Visitamos otro de nuestros pubs locales con la familia. Tenía 3 diferentes platos principales y postres, y todos eran encantadores. Es un pub antiguo precioso y sin duda alguna volveremos.

Walked over to Preston Bissett for Sunday lunch. The White Hart has been refurbished since our last visit and it has been done well. The staff were pleasant and the food was good, hot and plenty of it. Well worth a visit and we will be visiting again soon.

Having had lunch here a couple of times before with a friend I've tried to come back here for ages but it was either full booked or closed so quite glad we managed this time. I wanted to try the Pizta (Napolitana, my favourite) and I once again have to say I was very pleasantly surprised. What a delicious Pizza, didn't know what to expect but I loved it, and having grown up in Europe with propper Italian Pizza all around me it takes a lot for me to be happy with the Pizzas over here. I'll return for sure, with ny equally spoiled Pizza kids. Fantastic

We picked this venue at random out of Trip Advisor based on its location. The Sunday lunch was very good, but the room temperature was cold, even with three open fires, and the rear exterior had the feel of a builder's yard. Work in progress but give it a go.

We visited today and can quite honestly say it was the best Sunday roast I have ever eaten out. Usually I won't go out for Sunday lunch as I am always disappointed and think I could cook better myself but not today. There were clean plates all round and we all thoroughly enjoyed it. Delicious meats, great selection of veg and amazing gravy. We were made to feel very welcome by the staff who were attentive without being over the top. The open fires were great and kept us nice and warm and the pub had a really lovely atmosphere. We will be returning soon!

Small but popular village pub restaurant in a beautiful location. Friendly service and excellent cuisine. The owner Tim was very tentative and nothing was a problem. I recommend the beef on the menu!

Stopped in here for a late Sunday lunch with my family, a cold day outside but wonderful welcoming fires at the ends of the pub were lovely though it would have been warmer if the radiators had been working. However I couldn't argue with the warm welcome, staff and service were great, we did not have starters or puddings but the roast was lovely, so was the wine and we were so pleased we stopped. A good selection of starters, only roasts for main (£12- £14) with a veggie option, pudding selection looked good too.

My wife and daughter and I wanted to try the White Hart for a Sunday lunch, I have been in there before for a quiet drink with a friend and was impressed by the very good atmosphere, I live locally and my family were born and bred in the village. the meal was very dissapointing, I had the pigeon for starter and pork Belly roast for main, I found that the main was very sweet for my liking, even the vegetables were sweet and not to my liking , the desert was an over cooked Brownie with ice cream, never mind the wine was good, sorry White Hart I did not like the meal. I did not say anything at the time as there was a few people in the resturant, I will try it again but I will have something different. The prices were not bad either. The Pub is nice and friendly, with good staff, so sorry White Hart.

The quaintest little place stuck down the end of a road where you'd never expect to find it, The White Hart was a surprising yet delightful experience from start to finish. My husband had wood pigeon to start and enjoyed every bite. My crab fritters were fresh and lovely. My husband struggled to finish his game pie, which he termed 'hearty' in the 'winter warmer' sense - it consisted of venison, rabbit and pheasant. I had the chicken and lamb kebab and it was delicious and tender. The wine was excellent, the character charming, and the service faultless. Plus, very reasonably priced for such a delicious meal! We'll definitely be going back, and soon!

We booked a table for Sunday lunch having heard via word of mouth how good it was. The roast dinner did not disappoint however the service was slow and a little chaotic. To be fair one of the 3 front of house staff was very new and tried her best to be helpful and friendly. However the guy who appeared to be the owner/manager disappeared into the kitchen for long spells and didn't seem to engage with customers. The young waiter was friendly but spent a lot of time chatting to regulars in the pub area. There seemed to be confusion over roles so staff would get tied up serving pints leaving restaurant guests waiting to order. This is an old pub which appears stripped back to original timber features but it's not clear whether it's under renovation or meant to be like that. The area we were sat in was very cold even though there were radiators nearby but these weren't on. This seemed strange as it was a very cold day outside and the old structure of the building didn't make for great insulation. There are fireplaces at two ends of the pub but they do not heat the whole building. The food was excellent and we were really full after a tasty roast dinner and homemade dessert. I review places on food quality, service and atmosphere and I think the White Hart needs to do a bit of work on the latter two areas.

Wow what can I say. We went here last night for a meal, and walking through the door we were greeted by two lovely roaring fires, one each end of the pub . I can only say that I had one of the best meals I have ever eaten so credit to the chef thank you sir!. Tim the owner came and spoke to us and made us feel very welcome. I was so impressed with the food and ambience of this this pub we will definitely go again very soon. I recommend you book as it fills up quite quickly. Easy to do on line via their website or you can call .

Always great food great welcome. We are regulars here and the white hart never fails to deliver! Stone baked pizza awesome!

Celebrating a birthday two days before Christmas is always tricky, believe it or not. However my wife was lucky enough to have booked the White Hart. The service was impeccable the staff very polite. But the highlight ;by a short head over the excellent ale , was the food. At the last minute we opted for the Christmas menu, something I normally avoid. However on this occasion the normal Christmas fare had the hallmarks of fine dining. Cooked to perfection and full of flavour. Will I be going back? Not half.

10 of us went to the White Hart for our work Christmas lunch. The food was excellent and the service too. We had all chosen different meals and they all arrived together on piping hot plates. Altogether a great experience.

We visited the White Hart today for Sunday lunch. We were slightly apprehensive when we pulled into the car park as the outside space is best described as "under construction"! But don't let this put you off! Inside there are cozy log fires and relaxed dining with helpful and friendly staff. The roast dinner was huge, with 5 or 6 different veg, the tastiest carrots ever and lovely tender meat! A choice of 3 meats with children's portions, giant Yorkshire puddings and crisp crackling!! Starters and puddings were also great! Fab value for money!! Well worth a trip for a home cooked family roast!

Haven't been here for many years but was recommended yesterday and went for dinner same night. We ate early so not busy at this time but most tables were reserved. Service was good and food was very good - interesting menu that was well cooked and presented with variety of colour, texture, taste and shape on every plate. Excellent value. We will return.

Great food, amazing welcome, warm log fires - what more can you ask for! This is a local favourite for us and Sunday lunch was spectacular. Will keep visiting!

We went here for a family Sunday lunch. The pub is undergoing a complete renovation and it looks like it will be a stunning place. Don't let the ongoing work put you off though, as it's a great bar and restaurant with tons of style.The food was superb, with Sunday lunch being a short menu of roast pork, chicken or beef. We had the beef and the pork and both were outstanding. Prices were very reasonable, service friendly and efficient. All in all, a very good find and we will definitely return.

The service was friendly and efficient and the atmosphere most welcoming. The menu included a good choice of starters, three roast mains and a good variety of desserts and the food was well presented, well cooked and extremely tasteful. The bill was very reasonable.All in all a very good Sunday Lunch

Delicious food clearly made from scratch. Lovely open fires and homemade pizza and garlic bread to die for! Steak pie melted in the mouth. Very friendly and our dogs were made welcome. Will be back!

Just went for a drink and ended up eating and it was delicious,steak cut with a normal knife melted in my mouth, onion rings so light and tasty a really different take on mushroom and tomatoes not your standard pub grub, a different type of menu, kebabs, pizza, salads, but not at all what it sounds like really fresh clean food. super selection of lagers/spirits, beautiful building with clean toilets! I thought it was a lovely treat.