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The White Hart, Crystal Palace, SE19
SE19
SE19 2EZ
White Hart SE19
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Reviews of The White Hart (Average Rating: 5 of 10) see review guidelines
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Alan Winfield left this review about The White Hart
The White Hart is a fairly large pub that is situated in the middle of Crystal Palaces shopping area.
Once inside there is a single U shaped room with the bar facing,the floor is tiled,the seating pew seats and tall tables and chairs to the front and bench seating on the left side,there is an op kitchen to the rear left.
There were three real ales on the bar,i had a drink of Sambrooks Junction which went down well,the other beers were Skinners Lushingtons and Doom Bar.
The pub was very busy on my Saturday afternoon visit.
I thought this was a decent enough pub to have a drink in.
Pub visited 16/4/2016
On 22nd May 2016
- rating: 7
[User has posted 6113 recommendations about 6113 pubs]
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Pub SignMan left this review about The White Hart
This is a large street corner pub on a prominent junction in Crystal Palace. The black exterior described by Rex in his review below has been repainted in the most garish shade of green, so there’s no chance of not finding the place. You enter into the bar area with part wood, part quarry stone flooring in a U shaped space with a curved bar counter. To the right of the bar is a drinking ledge with high stools looking out towards the busy junction and some sofas and low padded stools around a brick fireplace. The bar back is quite impressive and has a few features including a decorative sign bearing the words “Farrier and Saddler”, whilst a solitary TV screen across the room showed muted BBC news. To the left of the bar is a dining style area which extends through some large archways into an opened out second room with standard tables and chairs and what appeared to be relatively modern etched glasswork. In keeping with the pub’s name, there is a wooden deer’s head above the fireplace in this area. The dining section extends to the left rear part of the pub, where there is a room with tiled walls and pew seating – a bit clinical and cold for my liking, so I went back to the bar to drink my pint. There’s also a partly covered garden with a number of benches and drinking ledges and if you don’t mind traffic fumes, you can also sit on one of the benches out the front as well. There are daily menus with main meals priced at around a tenner and Sunday roasts a bit more. I was in on a Sunday and although I didn’t eat, the roasts smelt fantastic.
Just two ales available at the bar – Fullers London Pride and Nicholson’s Pale Ale (this is an M&B pub, although not a Nicholson’s) with a Doom Bar clip reversed. The Pale Ale was okay although I had to wait an age to get served as the solitary barmaid was having a lengthy battle with a corkscrew and wine bottle. Keg stuff included Hogan’s Cider, Gaymers Pear Cider, Frulli, Leffe, Hoegaarden and White Stripe among others. A chalkboard sign on the bar was promoting something called Shepherd Neame Suffolk Blonde which I believe is a lager brewed in conjunction with Aspall’s Cyder, although I didn’t spot it on the taps.
Unlike the nearby Alma, this place has clear areas for drinkers and diners which made my stay here a lot more comfortable. Having said that, I still got the impression that food is the priority and the fairly standard cask selection was hardly an inducement to return. A few simple changes could reap big improvements here – shame M&B are in charge, as I suspect they won’t be forthcoming.
On 4th January 2013
- rating: 6
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very wellinformed left this review about The White Hart
Same old, same old, there can be three people in the pub and you still have to wait ten minutes to get served, for heavens sake M & B, get a decent manager in, rather than the school kids you keep employing. The place also needs a good clean, and the toilets are a disgrace, which if there was a decent range of beers with good service i would probably overlook, but there is neither, hence the low mark.
On 18th July 2012
- rating: 2
[User has posted 30 recommendations about 19 pubs]
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- Accommodation : No last updated 11 October 2013 by Pub SignMan
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- Hot Food : Yes last updated 29 July 2013 by Dave McNally
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- Real Ale : Yes last updated 29 July 2013 by Dave McNally
- Real Cider : No last updated 11 October 2013 by Pub SignMan
