The White Hart Restaurant in Milton Keynes

We had a lovely evening meal at The White Hart, the food was excellent and the staff and service was exceptional. Would highly recommend a visit.

I had pre booked a table for 11 people. Walking in from the cold to a busy pub with a roaring fire was lovely. We were greeted by friendly staff & both the food and service was amazing. We look forward to coming back thank you

Booked one night here and so glad we did. Room was in a converted building opposite the pub. Plenty of parking. Breakfast served from 7am was delicious. Recommend the full English and the breakfast omelette. Pub has its own little village shop. Would love to come back.

Have dined at The White Hart several times and enjoyed the atmosphere of a real Pub Great above average food reasonably priced As I didn’t have time due to a delivery from John Lewis at home I had a quick pint and ordered a take away sandwich Wow what a feast. Served with real locally made bread to order a real feast I ordered at the bar but I understand you can order from the Village Store attached to the pub Never disappointed with food at the White Hart

Lunchtime meal at this rural pub / restaurant in Sherington. Been there several t8mes and on each occasion received a warm welcome and great service from the staff. Enjoyed a two course meal, which included Thai Red Curry / Sea Food and Mussel Linguine / Chicken Burger, with chocolate tourte & chocolate brownie for desert. Good food and good value.

Great stay for work, arrived early evening for food. cozy little pub with friendly staff. Nice clean rooms, amazing breakfast. Definitely recommend

Very friendly place. Food was absolutely amazing. Dog friendly as well. Quiet location, has hotel facilities as well. Very clean. Hopefully we will be moving to the village and this will be a must.

The food was poor sausage sandwiches served on supermarket sliced bread and a seafood pasta that was lacking in seafood , over priced and poor quality ingredients, complained regarding the seafood pasta but it was not taken off the bill . Won’t be back

Myself and my mum, dad and daughter came for a Sunday roast for Mother’s Day. Just delicious! The best roast dinner you will find. We had turkey, beef and the nut roast. Huge portions, lots of veg and everything cooked well. My only complaint is that I was too full to have a dessert! The others managed it and enjoyed those too. We even got a little bunch of daffs as a Mother’s Day gift when we left. Good value and friendly staff too. We will be back!

Wonderful pub, food and staff. When we arrived the pub was super busy which speaks volumes. The staff were lovely one of which was working her first shift (you wouldn’t have know) as nothing was to much trouble. The food was amazing as was the service. Will definitely be back. We took our pup as checked they allowed dogs when booking. I would recommend booking. The fire was roaring & the place was lovely and warm. Super well priced & great portion sizes

I am a 72 year old lady who met a friend for lunch and was asked to remove my car as it was blocking the managers driveway. I had to park out in the street as the restaurant car park was closed due to works. I explained to the waitress that I had left the house driveway clear but if it was a real problem I would move it. She said its okay for the now. Towards the end of the lunch this woman (who turned out to be the Manage'rs wife came over and very aggressively shouted and pointed her finger at me and said if I did not remove my car within 10 minutes she would not be responsible if it was hit by her Range Rover. I tried to explain that I had already spoke to the waitress and said that if it was a real problem I would move it. However I did not get finished my explanation as she stormed out through the back of the pub! I did then go and move my car but I was left very shaken and asked to speak to the Manager and was told that he was not available but I had seen him two minutes before dealing with a small tractor with a fork lift on front who was delivering turf and had managed to get into the driveway before I had a chance o move my car!! I thought it was terrible that the Manager would not come and speak to me and I will never be back there again and neither will my friends having, been a number of times in the past. I took a picture of the space I had left and there is plenty of room to get into the driveway!!

It is a great shame that my friend was treated in this way. The managers wife was abusive and embarrassed herself in front of all the guests. The food was very good but I am afraid we will never be back.

Really lovely pub. Nice menu good range. Big plate of food. Very tasty but unfortunately not very hot. Waitress was very attentive but didn't seem to happy to be in her job. There was a big table in so noise levels did get pretty loud at one point. Luckily it was sunny so we were able to finish our post lunch drinks outside. Would return for sure. Good vegetarian options. Disappointingly small car park and with the opening of the village bakery amd farm shop its going yo be even more difficult to park.

If it was possible I would give this restaurant 4.9/5. No one is perfect yet ! But this place comes close. Great surroundings…..excellent food….friendly staff. With rooms if visiting from another town/city.

I popped in briefly for a quick bite to eat, and I was greeted by a grumpy looking fella. Which he took my drinks order, which he sorted rather quickly. However he did see i had a young baby with me, yet he did not offer to help me carry the drink. Which I think is rather rude. I shortly settled into the back of the pub, and had a lovely young waitress which took my order of a panini and a bowl of chips. Well it was a huge disappointment and expensive for what it was. When the waitress took my plate I complained about the food, and made a comment on how awful the chips were and most definitely froozen. Which she agreed they are froozen and just walked off. Most definitely will not be visiting again. Such ashame as all the other reviews gave such high hopes.

The quality of the food and value, were both good. There restaurant was fairly quiet, but even so the service was rather leisurely. As we (a party of 6) had met up for a meal with no time pressures, this was fine, but anybody in more of a hurry, or with younger children, may have found this rather difficult. Cold drinks are on the expensive side, especially wines by the glass for the quality served.

We stayed her for 2 nights - the room was lovely, gorgeous food and really friendly owner and staff - thank you to all of you. From mr and Mrs fuller

Pink beef, a sprout delicious roasties and no piddly patio heaters. A full blast heating system in a spacious and pretty garden. Will go again, some good roads around there for bikes (I prefer those with an engine but I reckon they'd be good for a push iron too)

Roast was to die for it was all cooked to perfection! Best roast I’ve ever had. Will definitely visit again.

Perfect dinner. Great service. Perfect village pub! .... really done an outstanding job of making this pub a joy to visit! Even the manager is charming!

Covid friendly, fresh food, cheery staff, thank god I live in Sherington. Every village should have one.

Its been a long time since we visited this pub restaurant, so we didn't know if the standards had changed ... they hadn't they were fantastic. The food was great and we had some fussy eaters in the group, so congratulations to the chef. Unfortunately we had one member of the group taken ill at the table and needed an ambulance. The team at the restaurant were fantastic and helped in every way possible, a very caring and thoughtful team who we can't thank enough. We will be going back after lockdown is done and reccomend the pub and restaurant for great choice of menu and quality of service. Thank you to The White Hart.

Stand there for 1 night after a funeral that was hosted there . They handled everything beautifully considering the strange times we are in . Thank you

Friday evening meal after a long drive down south, we had been looking forward to visiting after a few visits last summer for drinks in the sunny garden. Food was ok. Starters were ok, but nothing special, my squid was tough and tasteless. Mains , Pies, local Chubbys Ham, and Thai Curry , all the main elements were good, especially the Ham and the Steak Pies, but the curry was bland and the chips were a real let down, Waitress had said, hand cut, twice fried and chunky ... I'm sorry, but they were probably frozen, very disappointing, how hard is it to get chips right. I mentioned it when she asked if everything had been ok. Response was a shrug. Not the best.

Poor food spicy chicken wings not spicy liver not cooked properly veg cold burger no flavour coke flat wont be going back

Checked into hotel room early and have to say it was perfect for us. Walk in shower, ample room, lovely furniture and mod cons - Tassimo coffee machine, iron, dressing gown, fan, dog cushion, etc. Owners very friendly and welcoming. Ate lunch and dinner in the adjoining pub/restaurant and have to say food fantastic. Would definitely recommend the burgers (tried a few different ones), ribs and chips. They prepared some chicken for my dog which was lovely too! The morning breakfast was 10/10. Overall a very pleasant experience - welcoming owners, great food and very dog friendly. It could not be faulted. I would definitely recommend this hotel/restaurant.

We came here as a large group in a private room to celebrate a very good friends 60th birthday and I was overall impressed with both the service and the food.My wife had a delicious prawn and crayfish cocktail to start while I enjoyed my duck spring rolls - man sized portions as well which was refreshing in these days of nouvelle cuisine portions.Most plumped for the various Sunday roasts available, my wife had pork while I was greedy and went for the mixed turkey, pork and beef option. The beef was a little tough but it was excellent apart from that, ample veg and a good cauliflower cheese which always improves a roast for me.Desserts were a slight letdown, both the apple and caramel Betty (??) and the sticky toffee pudding were average.We’d definitely return to try other things from the menu, it’s a typical country pub and has a nice atmosphere in the bar as well.I wish they’d switch the hot water tap to the right way round in the gents, I washed my hands in freezing water until I tried the wrong way (right) and it was hot.!

I took an elderly and very infirm friend for lunch there, without making a reservation. The portions were very large but they made them smaller on our request. The choice was excellent; access for a disabled person (actually with a stroller but would have been equally good for wheelchair) was also excellent. Service was very helpful and friendly, both at the bar and at the table.

Ive eaten at the white hart for several years. The standard has generally improved to a quite satisfactory level these days. The food is fairly standard for a pub, pizzas burgers that sort of thing although they do put on specials.

My wife and I visited the White Hart for Sunday lunch as we had read some good reports. The first positive impression was that not only was the pub full of diners but also that the staff were rapidly clearing tables for the next set of diners. We, like most people around us, had already decided to try the roast dinner and when we noticed that not only could you have a choice of Beef, Lamb, Pork or chicken but also have a trio we decided to try that option. The food was fantastic but once you had the various vegetables (lots of choice) and the Yorkshire puddings the event turned into a version of Man V Food. The result was a very satisfied pair of diners and we did then share a dessert (again a great selection and it was hard to resist). The staff were all brilliant and very well trained and the overall experience was first class. We noticed there was also a new lunch menu about to be launched and so we will give that a try in the future.

Good menu, pub grub, cheerful staff, real ale, relaxing olde worldly ambiance. What more could you want?

We were staying here so we decided to have a meal here too. We were not disappointed. The service is exceptional and the food is excellent. Highly recommended.

We had supper and breakfast here when staying at the White Hart and both meals were very good.Friendly staff and a great atmosphere.

Booked a midweek get together with friends, decided to try somewhere new that we hadn't visited before. We weren't disappointed!

Service excellent,lamb excellent the whole meal was fantastic. A lovely pub with lovely staff and fantastic food

I’ve stayed at the White Hart now on a number of occasions when I’m working away from home in Milton Keynes. It never fails to disappoint and the food offered is good value for money. I must admit I’m always very partial to the pies they have on offer. Then there is the breakfast which is always cooked to order, fresh, and plenty of it, always using local sourced produce. The staff are great and always go out of their way to make you feel welcome. Finally the rooms are very clean and comfortable and great value for money being so close to central Milton Keynes. A great place to stay and eat all year round!

We came for a Sunday roast and it was delicious. Great value food and really friendly staff. Nice to have a change from all the pub and restaurant chains that inundate Milton Keynes. We’ll definitely be back!

We were allocated a table in a corner which was very cramped, there were several other tables available the waitress said it's your allocated table, those tables remained unused.

I was recommended to go here so booked it for my birthday celebration with 10 of my family. To say I was disappointed is an understatement! None of the food was homemade - the steaks all tough, my crab cakes were totally tasteless and the puddings were a complete joke! No sticky toffee on the pudding and when asked was told they had run out!!!! One of the puddings had been microwaved so long the middle was a solid burnt mess!

We ordered a burger which came in a stale bun with an overcooked burger patty and a slice of processed cheese on top - nothing else. We asked the waitress if it was standard for the burger to come with no garnish and were told they had employed a new chef who was doing his own thing.

Arrived to find the pub busy and found our table and the staff were there to welcome sort out drinks, menus and crayons for the kids. The meal was excellent. I had a brisket pie which is a proper pie with lots of flavours and nice crisp pastry. The Sunday roast portions were generous with extra gravy. We had one query as there was a conflict with the board and printed menu which was sorted out in a few minutes.

Located in my favourite little slice of England! I found The White Hart charming, quiet, and welcoming. The cider I enjoyed in the afternoon sun was delicious, and the setting was absolutely brilliant. Would recommend the stop to anyone visiting or just passing through. Fantastic little place!

The White Hart is back. We had a great night out in the bar with a booked table. The menu choices were good and reasonably priced. The meals were excellent and we had great service. Spoke to Lisa who made us very welcome and we’ll certainly be back with friends and family.

Loved this little traditional country pub with a warm welcome, good menu and special board choice and delicious food! I’m spreading the word!! Delightful

We and another couple stayed at the White Hart for one Saturday night as we were in the area, visiting Bletchley Park. The rooms were good and there were some thoughtful touches, in addition to a great selection of pod coffee and tea bags we had crisps, which made a change to the usual biscuits. The bed was very comfortable and a fan had been provided, due to the hot weather. We also had a small fridge in our room, which was not immediately obvious but when found was great to keep a bottle of water in (which had been provided - not 'bottled' water, a bottle that had been filled with tap water). We had pre-booked a table for dinner in the evening which is recommended as it appears to be very popular. There was a good selection on the menu and portion sizes were generous. The food was delicious. One of us had a gluten and dairy free requirement, which was advised prior to booking. Whilst the menu does not specifically indicate gluten-free options we were advised that food could be made to meet the requirement. Breakfast has to be mentioned....the selection made it extremely difficult to choose....so many great options! Again, delicious and very well presented. Would thoroughly recommend staying at the White Hart. One last comment - the staff were so friendly and accommodating, which really enhanced our stay.

Stayed at a nearby guest house in the village and they recommended the pub for food. Had a couple of drinks and asked for a table and as I wasn't staying with them I was refused food. Asked where I could eat, young guy at the bar just shrugged his shoulders. I'd avoid the place obviously not bothered about the trade.

From the genuine welcome by Lisa the barmaid to the wonderful embrace of the locals this place is perfect ... we stay here during the week (my wife, myself and our two doggies) and from the wonderfully generous (both choice and size) of breakfast to the comfortable and always spotless rooms to the homely supper menu this is how you want to spend you working week away from home ... great value ... excellent kitchen ... comfortable rooms ... test yourself

Father in law booked two double rooms for two nights

Yo estaba de negocios en un día muy húmedo y ventoso y buscando un descanso a mediodía. El White Hart había sido recomendado por alguien en mi última visita y no me decepcionó. Personal muy amable, servicio rápido y excelente opción para un almuerzo.

We visited this pub restaurant tonight and although we live 15 miles away I cant understand why we havnt eaten there before as the food and service were excellent. We will definitely be back with a larger party for birthday etc at some stage.

La primera vez que estuvimos en el White Hart un tiempo atrás, gracias a Groupon, pero he vuelto varias veces desde entonces. Comida de hoy no fue una excepción. Comencé con cóctel de cangrejo. Suena básico, pero estaba muy bien presentado y sabroso. Mi marido tenía salmón ahumado en un rosti. También delicioso. He seguido con carne, tarta de riñón mientras mi marido tenía el hígado con cebolla. Tanto bien preparado y delicioso. Terminamos por compartir un pastel de chocolate rico, oscuro y con un delicioso helado de crema de vainilla. Incluso sirven mi favorito Cornish Orchard sidra de barril. El edificio es precioso y tradicional pero muy bien cuidado. Bien merece una visita!

Un tesoro escondido en la zona de MK, un encantador pub (especialmente en invierno, cuando el fuego se va) con complaciente y personal profesional. Un buen número de opciones vegetarianas, gran asado los domingos. Recomendado para comida o simplemente una pinta.

Para el 2 año consecutivo que nos decidimos a nd tienen la comida de Navidad en el White Hart. Este es un pub con un excelente menú a un precio razonable. Optamos por dos y tres platos que por lo general eran de buena calidad y agradable. Mi esposa vegetariana era un poco decepcionado con el asado, aunque no le restó de tener un agradable almuerzo bien en el vago por la tarde en nuestro lugar favorito cerca de la ventana.

Lugar precioso y viejo que sirve cervezas buenas y excelente comida. Escondido en el pueblo de Sherington y no es fácil de encontrar, este es un bien cuidado lugar perfecto para una cena y una copa o dos. Yo estaba con un grupo de cuatro amigos y reservamos una mesa para un sábado por la noche. Al llegar pedimos unas bebidas en el bar y los llevó directamente a través de mesa de excursión que estaba esperando.

Had the most amazing wedding reception at the white hart.It was our daughters wedding and could not have been better.the food was amazing ,lovely staff and the setting was imaculate we hired a tipi tent (2) for the reception and evening dance.Everything was 10 star...

Visited on Sunday for a family dinner, 6 people. Between us we ordered beef, pork belly and the nut roast dinners. We had excellent service, amazing, beautiful surroundings and great tasting food. Perfect place for Sunday lunch. Unfortunately when I took the photo I forgot...

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What a great place to have lunch or dinner. Lucky enough to be working in the village so have had a couple of visits both very very nice. Rebekah one of the girls working there was very helpful and explained the menu to us in a clear and friendly manner. Highly recommended and will be visiting plenty more times as the job will run for another month.

Good menu, well cooked and presented food. Pleasant dining area and attentive staff. The restaurant has a nice atmosphere and we were made to feel welcome.

Visited this pub on our way back from a choir practise on a Tuesday night. Found the staff very friendly and the quality of the food very good. Nice atmosphere as well. Overall a vey pleasant experiance

Concur completely with the previous posting.Wife and I visited at lunchtime too and had the ploughman's. More or less the same contents except we had a single slice of bread. Quite thick, warmed but given the amount of butter, we could have done with it being sliced. The wooden platter the meal was served on was so narrow, we both spent a lot to time picking food off the table.We had half a pork pie each, the cheese which really tasted like a prepack and agree, for the price £7.50, really felt it was extremely poor value for money.3 real ales (I had the guest at £3.40) were better priced but the J2O equivalent at £2.20 was a poor relation compared to the larger brand.All in all a disappointment.

met my son and his wife here for lunch and 3 of the 4 of us ordered the Ploughmans lunch...on the menu with chunky bread.....what a disappointment.....they arrived on the now trendy wooden platter,3 very thinly sliced pieces of cheese.....a quarter of a picnic sized pork pie,a small pot of pickle,a small pot of nicely warmed butter,a small pile of salad minus any dressing and the crowning glory 3 very slim pieces of granary bread....obviously straight from a packet.....minus crusts and toasted !!!...chunky ??? i think not....all for £7.95p...mmmmmmmm......shame really because it is a lovely pub and the staff seemed to be very polite and attentive ....

We passed this pub and had been recommended to us. We decided to have Sunday lunch, food was amazing! Lamb was cooker perfectly, big selection of veg too! My husband had the beef, fantastic too! Banana loaf for pud was delicious too! Will be returning.

Feel a bit gutted only leaving 3 stars because the hotel room, service and food has been outstanding. What lets this place down is rude locals who seem to run the outside car park area.Arrived on business around 5pm and although there are car park spaces clearly marked out.. Locals sat outside stood in the way to stop me parking as there is also tables and chairs outside in the same area. Ended up parking down the road.Then sat outside myself, doing some paperwork.. And the locals literally decided who could park in the hotel car park or not by pushing their chairs back and blocking cars coming in. Felt completely unwelcome and ended up going to bed early Great food and service but the management need to decide whether the outside area is a car park or the "locals area" and enforce whichever decision they make. Wont be coming here again unfortunately despite it being a great hotel.

I was lucky enough to attend an event hosted at the white hart over the weekend and it was fabulous. The food was incredible, the staff are friendly welcoming and engaged and the accommodation is always first class. A place not to be missed! I'll be going back for more food!

set in a beautiful village, one of the most welcoming pubs i've ever been in.fantastic food with really good portions all reasonably priced, i wish i lived closer so i could go more often

Great food, good choice on the menu. Huge portions. Staff were very good - made us feel very welcome which is not always the case in a small village pub.

My wife and I found this place by accident when planning our holiday from Australia. We have spent three nights here and can't speak highly enough of the accommodation, the pub and most of all the people. Don't miss this if you love the little English village experience!

Fantastic little country pub serving great food with a good range of local ales. Popped in here for some food and wasn't disappointed! Had a gourmet burger called the little piggy (steak burger with pulled pork and bbq sauce) which was delicious and huge! Food didn't take too long to arrive and the staff were friendly. Would definitely recommend.

This lovely village pub/restaurant has a sweet little restaurant that serves a fabulous Sunday lunch.Portions were huge and food was hot and tasty.Liz in the kitchen makes a cauliflower cheese to die for and the roasties were devine.Pudding was equally delicious and portions that could serve 2 easily.Wonderful quiet out of the way location with a lovely peaceful beer garden.Staff were welcoming and chatty and nothing was a bother.10/10 we will be back

Visited for Sunday lunch - this place is clearly very popular. Food was very good and portions are huge. My husband tells me they offered a "different" selection of beers (i stuck to the wine!) Friendly service from the young staff. Good value and i'm sure we will visit again

As a pub restaurant you can't do much better than this place. We had drinks and a two course meal with friends. We were disappointed to not have been offered the Christmas meal option on booking but the usual menu was fine and tasty.The service and staff were all good. We felt the choice of draught beer was limited but enjoyed the night

The very friendly village pub with an open fire. Dog friendly in the bar and snug. Excellent food and service.

Our family got together for sunday lunch last week. We often visit the White Hart so know what to expect, which is terrific value, good food and a great atmosphere. Our last visit was even more enjoyable than usual. If you haven't tried one of their sunday lunches pick up the phone and book - you will not be disappointed.

Better class of pub grub, great beer and wine selection and genuine friendly service. in the winter there is a welcoming open fire and gardens to sit out in fine weather. Goods for group bookings too! See the current Christmas menu for example!

My wife and I were delighted to have found this quality pub and B&B nestled away in a small village near the M1 and Milton Keynes. Would happily return.

Have been visiting The White Hart for many years and it's a consistently great place for both food and beer. Definitely recommended.

We booked a table for 6 for an Italian night with a Frank Sinatra tribute act. The portions were huge and the menu varied. Catered for our dietary requirements without fuss. Friendly staff and a good atmosphere. It's an old oub with very low ceilings which keeps it cosy. We sang and danced after dinner and had a thoroughly good night. Thanks Giles and co.

Excellent night had at the Italian evening last night. Food was gorgeous and portion size was excellent value for money. Risotto was amazing, some of the nicest food I have tasted. Our first time will definitely visit again.

This is a little gem for food. We had a meal from the lunchtime menu. I ordered the little piggy burger (beef burger with pulled pork) & my partner had a beefburger. I also ordered a side of onion rings. Our food came on what was like wooden chopping boards, all set out great. It was presented beautifully & tasted great. We had so much food we couldn't finish it all. We also had 2 alcoholic drinks between us and the bill was under £35. Highly recommend this place for a bite to eat.

First time Sunday Lunch at The White Hart Great Roast with all the trimmings,Service very,very good huge portions and nice deserts. Pub atmosphere good,will go again

Small pub/restaurant, friendly and good service from the young staff BUT the room where we were seated was very overcrowd-it was a good job there was only three of us as it would have been impossible to seat four, we had to move to allow people on the big table behind us to get in or out.The large party behind us were noisy and very loud, possibly in a vain attempt to drown out the terrible pub "singers", who were absolutely dreadful. Why did the landlord have them?!Good potential but I will not be back to find out more.

Love the location as in out village and want to support it. Really but it's lost something, service and staff and focus.Sorry guys just want you to successful as we love the fact that you are here.

It's a nice little local pub in a gorgeous little village.Good selection of cask ales and wines, nice local clientele, all villages should have a pub like this.

Saturday night and we fancied tapas! Rather than go to our regular venue, La Tasca, we decided to revisit the White Hart as we hadn't been there for a while. We got there, waited for a table, sat down and looked at the menu...That's funny, we thought, we'd checked the website and tapas were definitely on the menu but not in the pub, so I asked. "No, sorry we haven't done tapas for over a year now."As it was past 8.30 we decided to stay although nothing on the menu was leaping out as something to try. My partner went for the salmon tagliatelle and I was tempted as another diner had this and it looked pretty good. However, I asked abut the southern fried chicken "Can I have a piece of brest please, I'm not too keen on fried chicken legs""No problem" said the waitress, "you actually get a few pieces, it's very popular" so that's what I ordered...After a short wait my partner's tagliatelle arrived, I tried it and it was very nice indeed! We waited... After about another 5 minutes my meal arrived and what a delight - two chicken legs and some part of a chicken that had ribs but very little meat on it - I was not overly impressed.I pointed out that my partner, who'd nearly finished her meal was still waiting for her mixed salad to arrive. The waitress disappeared and came back after about 2 minutes, she needn't have bothered, the salad had been covered in olive oil, something neither of us were particularly fond of. I realise this is just a matter of taste but couldn't the dressing be served seperately?After the meal, most of which I left, the waitress asked the obligatory "Was everything OK?" I said the pasta was very nice but I wasn't too happy with the chicken."Oh, that's a surprise, it's one of our best sellers" she replied."It might be if you liked chicken legs, something I expressly said that I didn't want""Oh, sorry. Do you want to see the dessert menu?""Ah, no thanks, we'll be on our way!"All in all, this was a rather disappointing evening and I doubt that we'll be back in a long time.

Had another very nice Sunday lunch yesterday with the family. The portions are generous and the beef is really tender. The young waiting staff are helpful and attentive. This typical village pub has a good atmosphere and a wide choice of wines and beers. There is a large restaurant and also a snug where meals are eaten. It is at the top of the vilage on Gun Lane, off Church Road. They also have a seperate building for B&B. Highly recommended.

Nice pub to stop at on a cold January day with its lovely fire, although don't sit too near it.The sandwiches are fine but for an extra £1.50 you can have soup which normally alone costs £4+It is a bit tucked away as the last twice in the village we only found a closed up pub & never noticed The White Hart so you will have to look.Also a few rooms available to stay if you wish.

The food, and service is consistently good here. No matter when we come for lunch, everything is top notch. Perfectly cooked, fresh, and delicious. Such good value, always decent portions. I totally adore the chips, and just cannot avoid ordering them, ever!!! Keep promising ourselves that we will come over for dinner, and we need to make that happen-very soon!! If you haven't visited, you really should!

We use the pub regularly for beers,cider and wines, there is always an interesting real ale to drink (usually one from Hopping Mad in Olney and a few others). We have also used the pub for a large birthday, a family reunion for 25, shooting lunches for 30, et cetera..... in 5 years of regular use we have been astonished at the ability of the team to manage every occasion, from the Beer and Sausage Fest through to the simplest lunch, and the rooms are excellent, and we have small children who love running around causing chaos, I could go on. If you want a gourmet high end gastro-pub meal then maybe that is still stretching it a little, but really we consider ourselves very lucky indeed to have it.We live in Sherington, but I have tried to offer no bias in the review and it is not at the request of anyone connected to the pub. Read my other reviews if that doesn't convince you!

This is a place much praised by real ale fans - and rightly so. A well-kept and interesting selection of craft beers which I'd sampled on a couple of earlier visits. But this was my first eating experience - and a disappointing one. The food was OK and certainly seemed fresh. However, the surroundings were tired and fairly scruffy. Needs a fair bit of tlc.

Back on form. Excellent food. Proper pies, great Fish cakes and nothing was too much trouble. Good range of beers are always available and even the chef in our family was impressed

Very extensive menu, and excellent food. All freshly cooked to order, using good quality ingredients. The gourmet burgers were delicious, especially the Stilton and mushroom burger

We've only been here a couple of times before (and probably a year or 2 ago if not longer) and each time had an excellent meal. This time was a special occasion with friends - 4 in total.First there was one dish not available, then after 2 of us chose prawn and avocado cocktail there was no avocado. Then no potatoes bravas (it's a pseudo tapas menu). Later something else wasn't available. I can only comment on my 'house' burger which was the driest old thing I've had in years. No I didn't complain - it was a special occasion and would have been inappropriate.One of the beers was at the end of the barrel and became undrinkable as I went down the glass. A comment to the staff was barely acknowledged and I'm pretty certain the barrel wasn't changed.Finally, we were significantly over-charged with someone else's food on our bill. It was my fault for not checking more closely. To their credit when we returned the next day we were promptly refunded.What used to be a measurably-better-than-average, 'restaurant that sells beer' has morphed into a village 'pub that sells food'. I'm sure if you live in the village and fancy a cold lager or bottle of wine with a couple of 'tapas' dishes, you will probably be happy with it, and in those circumstances we would too. Regrettably for us, it was a place we chose to eat expecting a lovely, restaurant-quality meal. I'm afraid we won't be back.

Had a lovely lunch out in the garden with tasty freshly cooked food and superb service with friendly staff. Pub situated in a lovely rural setting. Enjoyed a fun game of Boules in the garden afterwards.

The White Hart Restaurant is in the historic village of Sherington, near Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire, England - well, The White Hart Inn describes it better for me. It's more than a restaurant because there is accommodation and this place is just what I think a village inn should be like. It was comfortable and relaxed with friendly staff and there were local draught beers as well as the usual beers and other beverages. We chose to start with bread and olive oil/balsamic vinegar for dipping. A nice touch was the little dish of olives that accompanied this - and three different varieties of bread. I love sea bass and don`t get to eat it very often, so I was delighted to see it on the menu. It was lovely: tender and flavourful, as was the varied selection of vegetables that came with it. For dessert I ordered a crumble with all kinds of berries in it that came with custard and was pleased by the idea of presenting the custard in a little dish separate to the crumble itself. The fruit in the crumble was just sweet enough - I would say hardly any sugar and didn't need it as all the fruits had a great taste and there was some sugar in the crumble topping. We had coffee to finish off a pretty well perfect meal, in my opinion cooked, I heard, by Chef Giles.

Hadn't been to the White Hart for a couple of years due to an indifferent meal then, but thought we would give it a go and glad we did tasty nachos to start perfectly cooked steak lovely and rare to follow, my better half had fish cakes which were a delight friendly service good beer what more could you want will be back soon.

Home alone.. well of course with Mr Wentworth.. yet not with Mrs Fitz.. she still in her homeland.. home tomorrow!! Yay! XSo decided to treat meself to a Sunday roast in a pub.. naturally this can pose a problem sometimes.. trying to find a good un.. no mickeywave nor boilin the bag.. first three pubs I tried.. nopem no good.. it’s great when you can see what others are eating first!.. so in true fashion made my excuses and left..Few phone calls to some pals.. and a call to Father to get on some digital research and I have arrived.. The White Hart in sherington‎, bit of a bugger to find.. yet In a quintessential English village.. and it’s busy.. with helpful staff.. it’s busy yet in a nice vibe way.. man they must be making their cashola.. and having just paid 14:50 gbp.. for a roast beef lunch *nd a pint of Lion IPA.. it better be good! XOk it’s arrived.. looks good although could do have done with the beef being a bit rarer.. like much rarer.. yet I suppose you gotta be careful in the suing culture these days!Horseradish sauce.. given to me in an unopened jar.. don’t people have horseradish here..‎??Anyhoo.. unbuttered veg.. fresh yet no butter? Or even some oil? Really? You ever tried eating veg like that.. feck! Still I had two carrot pieces and half a bit of cauli.. just to show willing..Was it a winner? Well I am happy it’s done what I needed it to do.. and done it pretty well.. would I have it again? Possibly.. yet you can’t beat Mrs Fitz roasties.. in fact next weekend am on it.. weather dependent of course! (it’s hard eating an English roast lunch in the heat! X)Am waiting on the dessert.. if you gonna treat ya-self.. well..Decided on the summer fruit crumble.. not bad.. too hot though.. !!Total bill? Just shy of twenty English pounds.. worth it? Not quite L’Oréal baby

Just had a fantastic meal at the White Hart. The Valentines Menu for Two was perfect. Good Value and superb food. LOvely atmosphere and friendly service.

Loved this quaint village pub and the warm welcome from the staff. We had Christmas dinner for 9 and the food was excellent - well presented and very tasty.The only disappointment was there appeared to be only 1 waitress and as the restaurant filled up, she was run off her feet! However she was very charming and helpful and did a great job looking after us.

We were looking for a place for a good roast beef locally and had enjoyed many a good beer and festival at the White Hart. The beef was thickly cut topside, not expensive but also barely cooked and and so chewy we left most. The gravy is an atrocity, has probably never seen a roasted bone or vegetable in it's life and was more or less lightly thickened flavoured water. The Yorkshire pudding was edible but not worth of a second mark. Back to school, maybe, for the chef unfortunately.