The White Hart, Liverpool

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I walked into the White Hart via the skylight covered beer garden that joins this pub to the Engineer. I was surprised to find the barmaid that had just served me in the Engineer standing in the bar, the staff explained that the two pubs are owned by the same people and that the staff work in both of them. The draught options from the serving counter up the right were the same as the Engineer with Guinness alongside premium and mainstream craft keg and four of the eight hand pumps were drawing Salopian’s Golden Thread, Purity’s Gold, Colbier Brew Co’s Minor and Lilley’s Elderflower. I missed the other four hand pumps, I’ll be sure to note them next time I’m in here. The main between the two pubs is that this is a traditional pub with lots of wooden features, beer shelves and tables and chairs and the other is akin to a bunker. There’s also another bar upstairs with the same keg as downstairs plus a couple of double up hand pumps. Walking out of the pub via its front entrance I noted that there’s lots of steps up to it from the street below. I think I slightly preferred it in here to the Engineer, but they both get an 8/10 so there’s little to choose between even though they are vastly different pubs.

On 14^th May 2025 - rating: 8
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