The White Hart, Welwyn

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Steve of N21 left this review about The White Hart

The White Hart is a Former 17th Century Coaching Inn now converted into a Hotel, restaurant and bar.
I couldn't quite work out what it was actually trying to be ( Hotel, restaurant or pub ?), but I think it probably leads with the food and is mainly there to for the Michelin listed restaurant. The bar area was pleasant enough, on two levels, a front section by the street with comfy seating and large light windows and then a slightly smaller back section overlooking the even lower silver service restaurant. A couple of handpumps serving CW fair, namely Eagle IPA and Bombardier. A very nice décor and a bit of an upmarket feel , which makes it a nice place for a drink with the misses, but not suitable for a session with the lads.
So pleasant enough place and the only negative I can say is that it suffers from not having an outside drinking area, which means the smokers stand outside on the narrow pavement congesting the front door like a load of nicotine bouncers.

On 21^st June 2009 - rating: 6
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