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The White Hart, Warrington
Warrington
WA1 1SB
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Star Pubs & Bars (Heineken)Reviews (Current Rating Average: 5½ of 10) see review guidelines
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Brainy Pool left this review about The White Hart
More of a restaurant with beer rather than a pub with food these days, the result of a typical unsympathetic Heineken refurb a few years ago. Waiter pestering you as you enter the pub asking your reason for entering, perhaps this is just for busy Saturday afternoons though. Food did look good and ale is alright if unexciting Wainwrights. Tables outside if you want to escape the smell of fried food.
On 21st November 2021
- rating: 4
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Rob Hunter left this review about The White Hart
Visited about a month ago for lunch with my wife. At the bar were three hand pulls, all offering Caledonian ales - Edinburgh Castle, Autumn Red and Deuchars IPA.
Table service is offered when dining rather than having to trek to the bar, which is a nice touch especially if you are ordering multiple courses.
The pub has been nicely refurbed and feels cosy but smart. There are several sections to the pub and the bar is pretty much central. It was busy on our Friday lunch time visit but we managed to get a table and we had no issue with the service.
Gents are upstairs, for the benefit of those who crave that Wetherspoons-esque trek.
Not somewhere to go for exciting beer but as a food pub it was pretty reasonable.
On 10th December 2018
- rating: 7
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Komakino . left this review about The White Hart
Commanding a corner plot on the cusp of Warrington's pedestrianised town centre a snorkel-shaped bar faces you on entry, which elongates to the right. A small sitting-room type, erm, room, is located to the left, with the bar area wooden floorboarded and tartan-carpeted seating areas as mentioned below are raised up three of four steps. Internally it's bright with dark wood and a drab olive paint scheme. Overloud Radio 1-style muzak played in the background, and the three-ale line-up consisted of Deuchars IPA, Golden XPA and Autumn Red, so you can guess who they're in cahoots with.
On 18th October 2016
- rating: 4
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Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about The White Hart
Refurbished pub with a gastro-pub style paintwork and some attractive hanging baskets. Split-level interior featuring several seating areas around an island bar. Semi-modern modern furniture and semi-traditional decor. Food offers. Three real ales on handpump: Theakston Best Bitter and XB (£2.65) and Caledonian Flying Scotsman.
On 8th November 2015
- rating: 7
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Al Bundy left this review about The White Hart
Refurbished and much nicer. Serves real ales to placate Camra types.
On 7th January 2015
- rating: 7
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Strongers . left this review about The White Hart
I wandered past the White Hart at 21:00 on Saturday night a couple of weeks ago and decided not to go in as there was some extremely loud live music being played. On the way back to my hotel at 23:30 I passed the pub again and found that the band had finished but the pub was still open. I took this opportunity to have a quick peaceful pint after being deafened by the pubs and bars in the main town.
Standard draught products are available from the bar, but the five hand pumps were all unused. I didn’t see any food advertised.
The interior is made up of different seating areas and there are lots of steps throughout the bar area. There is table football in a raised area to the right rear and on the back wall down a corridor to the left of the bar is a dartboard. There is also a pool table in a room to the left of the entrance and the plasma screen was showing a muted film. Live music is advertised for Thursday evenings.
I found the service to be polite enough, but I feel that this pub isn’t living up to its true potential.
On 27th June 2013
- rating: 5
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