White Hart Inn - Menu

Food was over cooked. Gammon steak was dry. Pineapple inedible. Battered fish and chips left in fryer too long. Coffee was burning hot.

We recently dined at The White Hart for our family Christmas meal, and we all enjoyed the Christmas Set Menu. The food was delicious with generous portion sizes. The staff were very friendly, and we definitely plan to visit again!

Not a good experience we had the Sunday roast, tinned carrots, rock hard potatoes and the one person that had a burger had to have it rare and apparently that’s how the chef cooks it. I asked for a refund of the burger and the waitress came over with an attitude like thunder because I didn’t want my nephew to eat raw meat, give this place a wide birth! View menu

We were recommended this pub by our Air b&b host . Great recommendation. Very quiet little pub which we aren't used to but very nice and welcoming. Staff very friendly and service was spot on. We had the scotch egg which was lovely and warm with a soft middle, huge portion for a starter ! The lamb was so lovely and tender , nice size portion was very suprised ! My partner enjoyed his goats cheese tart .. Had no room for dessert. Thank you for a lovely meal!

We visited a nice-looking pub restaurant with a good car park and pleasant surroundings inside. The staff were friendly and there was a great selection of real ales. However, our meal was disappointing. Three of us ordered roast lamb and one ordered roast beef. The vegetables were lacking, with the roast potatoes overcooked and tasteless, and the carrots seemed to be from a can. The meat was tough and difficult to cut. None of us opted for dessert, so we can't comment on that. Overall, the poor quality of the meal means we won't be returning to this restaurant.

If you have been considering visiting The White Hart at Iron Acton for a meal, forget it. This Public House is an absolute disgrace, we visited recently for a Birthday celebration, the place was full of drunks, the landlady came to our table poorly dressed and stinking of cigarettes. The starters arrived, one of the party had the scotch egg, three of the party tasted it and it was deffinatatly off, smelt and tasted bad. When we informed the landlady there was not even an apology just got aggressive about it. The mains were very poor also and being a Greene King pub they should be taking the Blue Light card but they refused to take it and give us the 20% discount. Really don't go there, we fe... View menu

Came for Sunday lunch, best thing was cauliflower cheese!Trio of roasts turned out to be tough beef x 2 pork. Carrots tasted frozen, kale not cooked although parsnips roast potatoes nice. Considering local green grocer provides veg opportunity to impress missed as veg was terrible. Veg option of mushroom, cranberry Brie Wellington was lovely have to say. Yorkshire pudding was massive but burnt so did get a replacement, don’t usually bother but after tasting veg thought I needed to! The scampi, battered cod, plaice sea bass all ok but veg either over or under cooked. Fish worth ordering unfortunately not Sunday roasts. Service quite slow, nice not to be hurried but the pub not busy. Quite dar...

We have recently just rediscovered this pub and really like it. However, today we popped in for a few games of pool and were having a lovely time until a group of older people in the corner started using racist slurs so the rest of the pub could hear. I confronted them and was told they were ‘just being honest’ and then they tried to back track and said they had been talking about their dog (the racist slur rhymes with dog, so this was VERY clever of them). Unfortunately for them I had heard them loud and clear, and they had also repeatedly referred to someone as a black b . My complaint is that there was no management present and this behaviour was allowed to go unchecked I don’t want to dr...

This review reflects the opinions of five people who dined at The White Hart for Sunday lunch on December 17, 2023. Four members of the group are regular walkers and have experienced food and drinks at various country pubs. Despite usually only stopping for a beer during walks in Iron Acton, they decided to try the food at The White Hart and were blown away by the quality and size of the Sunday lunch for £13.95. The beef, usually served medium rare, was cooked to perfection according to their preference. The vegetables were also cooked just right, with plenty of flavor and texture. The homemade Yorkshire puddings were a highlight as well. The group also enjoyed the Butcombe beer, which was w... View menu