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The White Hart, Melton Mowbray
Melton Mowbray
LE13 1XJ
Reviews (Current Rating Average: 6 of 10) see review guidelines
Old Boots left this review about The White Hart
A faintly dreadful pubco pub, it belongs to Admiral who are advertising the tenancy. Long and narrow it’s on two floor levels with a short front seating area of tables and chairs when you enter, then up three steps to the main bar area. The counter is on the left on the higher level, two quad T-bars of nothing extraordinary except a beer from local brewery Round Corner. Three pulls stand at the end of the counter all off, two unclipped and a Taylors Boltmaker with a reversed clip and an advertising stand placed in front. Blanded out in classic pubco style however it retains some neat stained glass panels along the counter canopy. Nobody in apart from me to start with although the local scooter/motorcycle club or perhaps Hells Angel chapter were gathered outside, they came in for a drink later as did a possible Ménage à Trois who played pool. Low tables in the front area and high ones on the upper one, there’s a pool table and two darts boards at the back, piped music from a commercial source, machine and screens, oddly the screens were showing the rather lovely and gentle “Canal Boat Diaries”.
On 11th June 2026
- no rating submitted
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Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about White Hart
Obviously quite an old establishment, but the interior has been substantially remodelled and refurbished over the years. Only a few earlier features remain, such as a couple of the metal columns, and all the (basic) furniture is disconcerting modern. Decor is limited, but somebody has made a bit of an effort to put a few bits and pieces up on some of the walls. The bar and pool table are separated from the front seating area (also used for live music by the look of things) by a couple of steps. Distinctly non-background music even early on a Saturday lunchtime. Two of three handpumps in use, offering Doom Bar and the 'house' (Marston's) White Hart Ale (£3.00).
On 21st November 2015
- rating: 6
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