The White Hart, Liverpool Street, EC2

This pub has a few standard and premium draught products and I thought I counted ten hand pumps, but this was the last pub on a lengthy crawl of the area so I may have been mistaken. Anyway, all of the pumps were active and were all drawing different ales from different breweries. I spotted a bowl on the bar with a sign on it advertising homemade lemonade, but I decided to have a pint of Guinness which was well served. There were some random chart hits playing as background music and the plasma screen was turned off and there were no signs of any Sky Sports advertisements. The kitchen is open all day and the menu seemed to be mainly traditional pub fayre. The bar area is on the left hand side of the pub and a screen down the centre of the pub splits the seating away on the right hand side. The advertised candlelit cellar bar and dining room was closed on this visit, but a glance through the door window revealed an arched ceilinged room with exposed brick and four of the ales that are upstairs available form the bar. There wasn’t really anything wrong with this pub on my visit, but it doesn’t really stand out from other pubs in the area.

Open plan Nicholson's pub serving up to 8 real ales which are all in good condition.Has a very cosy cellar bar which has some of the beers on.Opposite Liverpool St.Station.