White Hart Inn in Carmarthenshire

A disappointing visit, we had to ask the landlord to open the toilets. After ordering food and considering we were the only ones in the pub there was an unacceptable delay , when the food arrived it was overcooked. Food poor quality. The place needed a good clean. We will not be going back!

We actually loved it here. Both had food which was very nice. Nicely priced aswell. I had the Sausage & mash in a yorkie & failed to finish it as there was so much. We moved seats to be by the fire & the landlady stocked it up so it was roaring. Nice & toasty. We stayed down the road in a lovely campsite so not far to wander “home” Even got in to a game of Lingo with the Landlady & a regular customer. We ended up spending a good few hours here just chilling by the quirky fireplace. It’s very dog friendly. The only bit that we didn’t like was a strong smell of cat wee near the back door leading to the loos. This area could do with a good scrub but we will definitely pop in here again for both food & drinks 👍

I have to say from previous reviews I wasn’t expecting much. How wrong was I ! The landlady was lovely. Really chatty and friendly. Loved her dogs. Will be back

After having an afternoon stroll we called in here for a quick drink. The person behind the bar (landlady? wearing colourful leggings) was the most miserable unfriendly person, certainly shouldn't be serving the general public. What a shame!

Nice food. Lovely old pub. Good music, interior great. Awfully rude unfriendly landlady. Should try prozac or leave it to someone who likes people . Was thinking of putting caravan on site nr pub but will not if this is local. Luv other reviews.

Lovely looking pub, good food but all spoiled by the absolutely miserable bar lady. No welcome, no conversation , no eye contact, everything was too much trouble. We only stayed because we found her miserableness so entertaining… maybe that was her ploy!

I wish I’d read some reviews before going here and spending my money. On the surface this establishment appears to be a nice, historic pub with an affordable menu. Don’t be fooled!! It seems the owner / land person / bar-person would much rather be left alone to watch daytime TV game shows, play Candy Crush, or constantly berate her poor dog than be working in a hospitality role. She appeared thoroughly put-out by our entering her pub, as my wife sheepishly asked the question “is it possible to get some lunch please?” and treated me with utter contempt when I asked about whether the chips were suitable for coeliacs: “they’re potatoes”, she said bluntly and unhelpfully. We decided to sit near a welcoming looking fire. This was a mistake as it was in the same corner as the enormous TV that was loudly screening inane daytime TV shows, and it was also where the aforementioned staff member sat while huffing, tutting and being verbally awful towards her poor dog, before continuing to loudly bemoaning the size of the dog’s turds and the quantity of its piss while we tried to eat our lunch. The atmosphere was tense and I felt like I was going to be smacked round the back of the head or flicked on the ear at any moment. When she brought out my veggie lasagne with an empty chip basket and I asked her if there were meant to be chips in it I was made to feel like a naughty boy: she whisked the basket from my plate and returned it moments later with chips, but not an utterance of apology. The food was nuclear hot, but once cooled was acceptable to our taste buds. Lasagne had distinctly dolmio-esque flavour and consistency to both the tomato sauce element and the béchamel sauce element. The mushroom stroganoff was actually very tasty. Cheesy chips were cheesy chips. Interior design-wise, it is the shell of a lovely traditional pub with slate walls, but adorned with jazz and rock music memorabilia paired with grotesque ornaments in the “Steampunk” style (as I waited for my lasagne to cool to the point of edibility I gazed into the dual energy-saving lightbulb/eye sockets of a scorched sheep skull sconce, while on the TV behind me Rick Edwards asked contestants to correctly identify falcons from a list of birds). The corridor leading from the bar to the toilets/outdoor area smells like a dog’s toilet, and the human toilets themselves are no better - covered in black mould. I would have said something in person but I was afraid to do so based on my basic interactions with the staff member. My advice to this pub: the best thing you could do to improve customer experience would be to ask this member of staff to not come to work anymore. It seems from the vast majority of the negative reviews of this place that one person is the problem, and sadly I get the impression that she is a permanent fixture.

Visited in the afternoon for a drink - seen this pub thought it would be nice traditional olde pub. Woman served us with multi coloured hair no friendly chat just served and ignored us. Went to sit outside but there were too many flies about and area seemed dirty. We went back inside to finish our drinks. It is such a lovely building but seems the owners don’t want to do anything with it -sad. On leaving I took our glasses back to the bar and said thank you and lady behind bar totally ignored me so I said again to make a point but yet again was ignored. Don’t waste your time going in this pub. Such a shame

OK food in a good setting, spoiled by miserable, passive aggressive snarling service by the woman behind the bar. Can't imagine why this was the case, as it seemed to be projected towards others in the bar too. I certainly did nothing to cause it, being pleasant and polite from the very start even asking how she was. See the other reviews, there is clearly a problem with the bar staff member who was working lunch today.

Average at best. Service was non existent with no greeting or waitresses, and menus hidden away by the side of the bar. Food was cheap quality. The burger that I had consisted of two cheap patties and a bun. There is simple and then there is plain not making any effort. This was the latter.

Amazed to read reviews describing the pub as filthy. This is my 4th visit in the last 12mths and whilst the pub is definitely quirky and not”posh” it is not filthy. Today I had the fish and chips which were beautifully cooked and very hot!. I didnt even hesitate about ordering as I have had that dish before and was very impressed last time. I had a coffee which arrived on a tray with a proper cafetière with an additional stainless jug of hot water. We actually asked for a 2nd cup as there was enough coffee to share and it made 3 cups in total!! Very good value for money. As for staff, I can’t say they were chatty but they were pleasant. It was no trouble for them to swap the brown sugar for white sugar and we made a point of saying how much we enjoyed the food. Sometimes I wonder what people expect from a local pub. I will be returning next time I am in the area as I have the place to be reliable in providing good food at a reasonable price.

We stopped in for a drink after visiting Cenarth falls and decided to have lunch after seeing the impressive menu, loads of choice (lots of veggie options) and very reasonable prices. Food came out quickly and was very tasty, we had beef lasagne, bean curry, chicken tikka curry and a jacket potato. Good sized portions and definitely value for money. This pub is nicer than the usual chain pub, has lots of character - very pleased we stopped in. Dog friendly too.

Wow. A local, non-Wetherspoon type pub, superb decoration and the food and drinks were great - both in quality, choice and price. I only wish we lived locally as it was a blast and the locals made us feel as welcome as the owners. 5*+

We’ve been visiting this pub for many years now and the welcome from Pete, Michelle and their staff is superb. Excellent freshly cooked food at sensible prices, superb beers that are always excellently looked after - best pint of Guinness for miles! I don’t understand the negative reviews that are left here. We visit several times a week and often with different friends and they all love it here. Please ignore the reviews and try for yourselves.

Rude staff . No please or thank you . Good average . Toilets filthy . Don’t bother avoid we went for lunch the lady that served us was very rude . Did not say please or thank you . The place needs fumigation it’s filthy . Do yourself a favour and avoid this place

So my my husband and I decided to take our son and nephews for a pub lunch as a treat! What a disappointment! Thus place is filthy and the service is shocking! Staff don't acknowledge you when you are at the bar. Sure ee would have been greeted if we had 4 legs and a tail though! I can't say that I am overly picky but I will never go back. We felt so unwelcome. The lady that brought our utensils didn't say a word to us when she plonked them on the table. No offer of any thing else nor did she ask if we were happy with the food. We ordered 3 kids meals. Very basic chips and chicken nuggets and burger and chips then hubby had sausage egg and chips. Again very basic. Cheap frozen chips and cheap sausages. This place could be a gold mime. It's in a lovely position and has lots of space and character but its filthy and the hospitality is shocking. A welcoming smile, some acknowledgment, respect for their pauimg customers and a deep clean would make a huge difference. There are 2 lovely little cafes across the road thay do afternoon teas and will be going back there from now on!

If you like service without conversation or a smile and average food along with a frosty group of locals on a Saturday night....then this is the place for you

Amazing location but it needs to up its game. Food , luke warm apart from Yorkshire pudding. Vegetables served in cold stainless steel serving dishes, ( warmed would have been good). Vegetable bland at best. Cauliflower( possibly frozen - no issue with that) was hard...

Read the reviews of this pub but decided to visit and make up our own minds. So glad we did! Had a great meal - both mains were delicious and a homemade Bread and Butter pudding which was lovely. Spent the evening having a lovely...

We were in the area looking for a Dog friendly pub to get some food, and found this place. Lovely quirky pub with relaxed atmosphere and cosy vibe (it was freezing outside). We had vegy lasagna and chips, and a pudding each, and thought it...

Called in on the off chance at 14.50. Hoping for lunch. No problem. Welcome to come in. We had a lovely roast lunch. Maybe not a chatty lady behind the bar but we didn't feel unwelcome at all. Lovely decorations for Halloween. Took photos. Great...

The only good thing about this place was the Halloween decorations!! The woman behind the bar was miserable didn't ask if everything was okay with our meals. Had lasagne it was absolutely tastless it was a frozen lasagne and they added cheese on the top!!...

Arrived in Cenarth Falls en route to a night and meal booked at the Nags Head in Abercych …. Found the White Hart which is a lovely little traditional building … it was dressed for all hallows Eve celebrations … and wasn’t it dressed …...

Booked in for Sunday lunch. Arrived at 5 mins before time and table was ready. Sat and waited and waited for a menu or at least for someone to come and tell us what the choice of the day was . Husband eventually went to...

Absolutely dreadful! Lasagne!!! Not home cooked! Awful frozen & reheated nastiest. £12ish for filth. Inedible chicken & chorizo pasta. Very average pie & mash.. Extremely disappointing! Cannot recommend! Better off going to Iceland & heating up yourself in your own oven.. It would cost you...

Called here twice in the space of four days, had chicken jalfreizi both times which tasted amazing, pleasant and friendly staff and a good pint, the rest of family more than impressed, can only assume the negative comments are from negative people, Happy days

Visited on a Monday as it was the only place open for food. So glad we did we ordered fish and chips the batter was crisp the chips were lovely an the staff were very friendly. Will definitely visitagain

Of all the places to visit I’d suggest this should be at the bottom of the list. Should have listened to the advice of others. The service is just awful and the food matched it. Fine for a pint if you don’t mind miserable servers.

Well what a dump, this is for sure a pub to drink in if you fancy grumpy attitude, do not eat here. Decided to go for the homemade option on the menu, was feeing adventurous, chicken and sausage gumbo for me and the fish version...

Absolutely appalling , I ordered a jacket potato with tuna and my son a vegan chili. When we were served I had a SPIDER coming out of my plate 😱 and my sons chilli was just a tin of ratatouille.as a vegan chili Absolutely disgusting...

Visited this pub having checked the reviews that appeared OK. Don't be taken in by the reviews it is probably the worst 'pub grub' we have ever tried to eat. I ordered a 'Creole' fish dish. My wife ordered an 'award winning' pie. The fish...

Very disappointed called in here today ordered 2x steak ale pie mash and gravy The meal came it was smash Bisto gravy frozen veg and a supermarket pie total gor meal and drinks which was a pint of larger and a half of lemonade and...

Visited with friends and had a very nice meal. Walls and shelves were covered in quirky and very cool artworks and photos. Owners were very pleasant and we'll definitely be back!

Lovely traditional pub and food is so nice. Lasagne is so tasty & plenty of it, SundayRoast is really good too. Definitely recommend

We were staying nearby. I walked in and asked if dogs were welcome. The gentleman said yes so we decided to eat here. We sat in a cozy table in the corner. We chose Sausage and mash, Thai chicken curry and Chicken nuggets, chips, onion...

I have read the reviews that state no greeting or rude, I would suggest that it is the reviewers who are the problem, we found the staff lovely, Michelle is a lovely lady, our experience was she greeted everyone who walked in, her caring side...

A Lovely village but let down by this pub. There was no welcome and no atmosphere. Everything needs a good clean. Table was sticky and the floor needed a good sweep. Dreadful pictures on the wall. Although the food was o.k. The rump steak came...

Great food, great portion size and prompt service. 2 adults and 2 children fed and watered for less than £50. Nice menu, nothing too fancy just proper wholesome food.

Called in on a day trip to Cenarth. Food was excellent, and the staff were very friendly. Would recommend.

Booked a table on a busy Friday night. Service was friendly and attentive. Steaks were excellent and the food was very good value. Nice selection of real ales and drinks. After food, we stayed and spent the evening talking with the owners and the locals....

Love visiting Cenarth and decided to have food here. Had sent an email to pre-book. The email returned was really blunt! Upon arrival the woman behind the bar was really rude. Didn’t have a greeting of “hello” in any way. Didn’t really tell us where...

My husband & myself went for a meal here, not welcoming at all, but thought the food would be good WRONG! Sticky table just Soooo disappointed ordered rump steak med/ well no blood & side order of onion rings, when arrived (40 minutes later) couldn’t...

A well positioned place at the crossroads in Cenarth. Unpretentious and basic, with a fairly varied menu. Young lad serving was excellent, very covid conscious and attentive. More senior lady there far less so and gave the impression we were a distraction from whatever else...

Stopped by this place after having driven past while heading to another establishment further down the road with a larger garden for the dog which turned out to be fully booked.. In the end we very were glad we ended up in here, service was...

THIS IS THe dirtiest filthiest pub iv ever been to it’s like a horrible run down council estate pub from back in the 80s , the toilets stank of urine the tables were sticky the female who looked like a punk had no manners or...

Lovely friendly pub. Good homely food. We're veggies and we had plenty to chose from. Nice vibe to the pub and very friendly staff. Decent choice of beers. Just a 10 minute walk from Cenarth campsite.

Great little pub in the heart of cenarth. Went there for fathers day and ordered the rump steaks which were absolutely cooked to perfection and full of flavour. Will definitely use this pub again.

One of the staff that dealt with taking our order was extremely rude. Wasnt friendly at all. Didn't take pride in her presentation, looked like she needed a good wash! Menu stated scampi and chips, so we asked for peas aswell, she replied "it always...

A hidden treasure amongst the beautiful Cenarth Falls. The Landlord was so welcoming and the scenery and atmosphere inside was lovely. The food was AMAZING!! We’ll definitely be back next weekend. Thank you 🤍

We had 3 different meals, each meal was very tasty and well presented also reasonably priced. Desserts were very rich and lovely to finish off the night. Pub is very dog friendly.

Came across this little pub by chance it's nice it's old fashioned it's quirky very reasonably priced for drinks and a nice menu of some basic pub grub plus some gumbo dishes and brisket again reasonably priced. The food was well presented and enjoyable. In...

Had food here on Saturday evening, was a bit wary after reading reviews, the reviews about the landlady are spot on, she's very miserable, there was no conversation at all, when we walked in my husband said hello and she totally blanked him The menu...

Great food great atmosphere friendly hardworking owners ate here twice and was not at all disappointed with the food or the way we were treated will definitely be back next year

Visited here the day after a really dissapointing visit to the Nags Head! The quality of food was about the same but half the price! And there were More covid restrictions in place! Why pay twice the price for some fancy crockery?

Rude staff terrible service, food terrible would of had a better meal at McDonald's or KFC! We had the burgers and chips no point in the burger at all as it was flat as a pancake my two year old daughter had child sausage chips...

we stopped here as I had been there a good few years ago, food now is very average and service with a smile wouldn't hurt if you want repeat customers and recommendations. lasagne was hard in places soft in others and was bulked out with...

Visited here today after seeing the ‘open’ signs and sat at an outside table and waited to be served / instructed. A man and woman cleaning tables saw us, but chose to ignore us even though there were no other customers. When we asked if...

We popped in tonight for a meal and a couple of drinks, nice cosy little pub with fire roaring which was lovely..The owner was a lovely lady and very welcoming, i had the rump steak and my wife had the beef lasagne and both meals...

Great little find next to fab little bridge and river ! We stopped for a drink and food, funky music and friendly bar staff definitely one not to miss if you are in the area !

Stopped here for sunday lunch, I had beef and it was lovely. My partner had steak and kidney pudding which was a little dry but overall enjoyed. Service was quick and the portions were huge! I did find the veg mash a little overpowering with...

Since buying our camper van nearly two years ago , myself and family have visited this pub on many occasions. On our recent visit we were surprised to learn that the previous owners had left ! The pub has deteriorated drastically , it’s now decorated...

We came in and ordered lunch after a lengthy walk. We all ordered sandwiches for convenience and speed. After we ordered, there was a 45 minute wait until our food arrived! This was a major inconvenience as we had places to get to and did not have the time in our lives to spend 45 minutes waiting in a pub. We ended up missing our 3:45 appointment due to the long wait. Food was pretty average, standard pub food, nothing special but nothing really to complain about. It is the appalling service which leads me to leave only two stars on this restaurant. How can they say that they serve lunch if they take three quarters of an hour to do so? It is not what I would expect from a rural Welsh pub. I will definitely not be returning here, unless the pub changes hands in the near future.

Booked meal for 6 15 arrived had drinks were handed menus but not told to order at bar waited 35 minutes my husband went to bar to ask and why not served waited longer when to leave and pay for drinks and was told to fk off several times by landlady who told somebody else who wanted drinks that she was taking to people she hadn't seen for 6 months

Lovely people with cute dogs. Halloween theme impressive. Good choice of beer and a selection of pub grub.

Evening tea out with friends after work. Nice, friendy, clean pub with good food. Good to have somewhere with nice food at a reasonable price to go after work when you do not feel like cooking.

Visited tonight and was very disappointed. Not made to feel welcome at all, in fact felt as though we were an inconvenience! Miserable bar staff, ordered food which was ok, nothing great. Not asked if anything else we needed or if food was ok and plates just taken away without a word. For relatively new owners you would think a lot more effort would be made to secure future trade! Won’t be visiting again in a hurry.

Stopped at White Hart, Cenarth for a beer and break on way home, saw a group of people eating Sunday lunch, looked amazing, so decided to order. Ordered two Sunday lunches, carvery service. Food was amazing, meat and veg cooked perfectly. Best Sunday lunch I can remember in a long time. We ordered two real ales too, perfect. Would have liked a little more greens with lunch, eg. cabbage :-)

Food was great plenty of different vegetables only the plates are small made my food all cramped together had a hard job getting much gravy on the plate but overall the food was cook good and Very tasty enjoyed it

Nice pub with a very friendly welcome. The beer was very good and the food was very nice (recommend the Welsh faggots). We were made to feel very welcome so was our little Border terrier.

Went tonight for a meal. My hubby and I both had the rump steak. It was beautiful, really presented well and tasted lovely.

We called in for lunch and as it was a very hot day decided to sit in the beer garden at the top of the car park. It was overgrown and needed some TLC to say the least, but we had sat down and decided to stray. There were plenty of tables, a few umbrellas but it all looked a bit sad and neglected, the grass was long, there were bits of building materials strewn about and it wasn’t presented at all well or the least bit inviting. Such a shame when it could be so nice with just a few hours of effort. The food was okay, good but not terrible. The ploughman’s lunch had a great selection of local cheeses and home cooked ham but the Hunter’s Chicken was not so good, tough and served with bullet peas. I really didn’t like having my pickled onions, chutney and coleslaw served in little paper cups like you get McDonalds tomato sauce in, just put it on the plate - that would have been fine. We do wish you well and hope you can make a bit more out of the potential gold mine you have.

Good pub grub, the food was really tasty. Whitebait to start was superb, and then chunky chilli con carne was delicious. They are in the process of redecorating and the toilets etc are in desperate red need of a facelift.

We dropped in after a walk in the rain just as it opened. We quite liked the vibe of the place so decided to eat there. Faggots, peas and mash was all it was but they were locally sourced and tasted great.

Another favourite to visit with the children and the dogs, can tire both out along Cenarth Waterfalls then pop into the White Hart for much needed refreshments

Booked a table for Six of us on 30th June for Sunday carvery. The tables were very sticky. The carvery was delicious two had pork, one had turkey and three of us had beef, beef a bit red raw for my liking but the others seemed to like it that way. Four of us had sweets, spotted dick, chocolate sponge and two had ice cream. The ice cream tasted funny fudge like and gritty, my daughter in law tasted it and said it left an after taste. I left half of my ice cream, my husband eat most of his but said his was fudge like. Three of us who had the ice cream and the one who tasted it spent all the next day on the loo not pleasant. Please check your ice cream especially the strawberry as there could be a problem? Shame as the carvery was delicious. We are local and will not be visiting again.

Visited one lunch time and picked this venue as one of the few open pubs. A few other tables were also taken and staff seemed limited to one serving drinks and the chef. We order soups and baguettes and these took ages to arrive. Soup was luke warm but tasted ok. Baguettes varied. Cheese was poor. Facilities basic - toilets need to be upgraded. Tables very sticky etc. There are better options. With some investment this would be a great little place.

Called here on the off chance for Sunday lunch (fathers day) thought we may to wait, but seated right away, staff lovely, friendly and polite. Carvery was delicious tasted like a sunday dinner should. Would recommend this place for sure.

Ate here two nights in a row, both times service was attentive both nights, food was prompt, hot large portions and lovely . Great little kids menu too. As a family of five it was refreshing to enjoy a nice evening meal out that didn't cost the world. Nice little pub with friendly staff and locals. Would happily return if in the area.

Two of us called here for lunch without booking which was fine as it wasn't school holidays therefore not too busy. They offer a large varied menu which caters for all ages and tastes We had table service from a lovely cheerful young lady. Food came quite quickly, lovely large and tasty portions, one of us had lasagne chips and side salad and the other had chicken, ham and leek pie served with mash potato, peas and lashings of gravy. The portions were large, hot and delicious. For pudding we had bread and butter pudding. The food was home made and very good value. I would definitely recommend this pub/restaurant. There is also a large carpark to the side.

We stopped in because we had a few minutes to spare before going somewhere else. I wish we had left more time for some food. We only had a quick drink but the food smelt very good. It was Sunday and they had a carvery on. There was a good range of beers and everybody in there was very friendly.

Stopping off in Cenarth visiting the falls, we happened across the White Hart Inn.

Beautiful food, fantastic staff, The lady behind the bar was excellent, The locals were very friendly as well. The wood fire was very welcoming after the wall at Cenarth Falls.

Me and my family had a wonderful sunday dinner,plenty of food, staff were very friendly. Will be coming here often.

Food was absolutely lovely, lovely and warm and well cooked. Good size portion and good prices. Would go again.

The Sunday lunch carvery was superb! Will return very soon. Butty Bach is also a beer to die for. Great welcome and really lovely staff. A total pleasure!

The White Hart is a real country pub with good beer and great food. I recommend the Sirloin steak and the steak n ribs both of which were delicious. Very reasonably priced it was a nice place to relax

Visited 11/09 with our 8 month old Rottie. We’d just done the river walk and called in for a refreshing drink but the menu looked inviting so decided to have lunch too. Had planned on sitting in the garden but after discovering that dogs are welcome in the restaurant and bar area, we sat inside. Plenty of tables to choose from, all very clean and ready laid with cutlery and condiments. The menu had plenty to choose from too and daily specials on the blackboard. My husband and I eventually decided on cheeseburger, chips, salad and coleslaw. Only a short wait and the food arrived, nicely presented, hot and delicious. I’d eyed the dessert menu beforehand but was genuinely too full to have a pud, such a pity as I quite fancied trying the white chocolate fudge cake. Anyway, 2 mains and 2 pints of fruit cider for a very reasonable £26, this little pub comes highly recommended.

The husband and I were visiting a livestock fair locally . So found ourselves looking for somewhere for Sunday lunch .

I find it unbelievable, in Carmarthenshire, at the height of the tourist season, why so many restaurants/pubs do not have availability when there is nobody in their restaurant. Sadly, the White Hart was one

Only booked at the last minute so couldn't be too choosy, but glad we went the the White Hart. Had plenty of food for a decent price.

As a vegetarian I’d go a long way for a good nut roast, and the one at the White Hart Inn did not disappoint. Flavoursome and accompanied by Yorkshire puds, roast potatoes and a variety of other veg, it was a real treat. My partner tucked into an outrageous serving of beef, turkey and pork from the carvery with all the trimmings. Would definitely visit again for the food; the young women serving were run off their feet yet remained really pleasant and helpful.

Stunning country pub .. stayed here sat 25th in the motorhome .. beautiful area, food , drinks and service was Abs great ! Can’t fault it ...

On 1st impressions we were not overly impressed with the pub as the outside area was quite scruffy. However, the staff were extremely friendly and welcoming. We were impressed with the choice of meals on the menu especially for vegetarians as there were about 6/7 meals to choose from. The food was very nice and reasonably priced. I had vegetable lasagne and my husband had gammon. The gammon was huge and served with proper chips. A good selection of gins and the drink prices were very reasonable. My only criticism would be the toilets, they are in a separate area outside of the main pub but when entering the toilets the smell from the men’s toilets was very off putting. The toilets really need updating. Also in the main bar area there were some cobwebs hanging from the beams, this wouldn’t take much to clean. Overall we enjoyed our food and would return.

Wife and I ate here along with the dog as we were staying locally. Decent pub grub, nothing to rave about but nothing to whinge about either. Good option for a cheap meal and a couple of pints.

Called in to try this place out, looks

We were on holiday just down the road from the White Hart Inn, we visited on 3 occasion over the week. I'll say 1 thing you will never leave here hungry. The food was lovely and plentiful, so much so we never had a dessert, which was unfortunate as I would have liked to try. The staff were always friendly. If you are ever close by and in need of some food I would highly recommend the White Hart inn.

Stopped off on way home from Cardigan Lovely friendly bar staff Had a roll which came out with a nice little salad and coleslaw can't wait to try the Sunday Carvery this week

My boyfriend and I came for some food as we were staying at the campsite near. Cheap and cheerful food at its finest for sure.

My girlfriend and I stayed 3 nights in a campervan in the car park with the permission of the staff. The staff were extremely friendly and there were two very nice real ales on tap. We had the good fortune to experience beautifully warm weather and made use of the nice beer garden. We decided to have a meal but weren't expecting much. What a pleasant surprise! I had the vegetable lasagne and my girlfriend had the steak and ale pie. Both were extremely good and came with good portions of salad, coleslaw and chips. We will definitely return!

We made a lunchtime stop in Cenarth and decided to give the White Hart a try. A good start was being able to sample the draught beers and ciders to enable a decision on the drinks. The food we ordered was a vegetable curry with half rice/half chips and pork/leek sausages with mash and gravy. Both dishes were well cooked and with generous, but not overkill, portions; the taste was enhanced by being able to sit outside on the first good day of Spring.