White Hart Inn

After attending a wedding reception here I was not impressed at all with the quality of care and attention to detail. The Bride and Groom had put a lot of thought and effort into their big day and despite being on a "budget" they pulled off what I can only describe as a fantastic morning and evening, the in-between meal part which we spent at the White Hart in iron action was just a sham! We were all expecting a nice homemade roast dinner yet what we were presented with was, cold meat - potatoes that were clearly made the day before and worst of all every single persons home made yorkshire pudding was spoilt by being burnt! Not slightly but very burnt. Now when a member of our party approached the manager about it she was not willing to do anything about it than state the fact people should have mentioned it straight away now I personally feel most people wouldn't do this at someones wedding but would much rather be polite and leave their food which a lot of us did! The manager did eventually agree to discount the "champagne" which the bride and groom had already paid for, no extra bottles were given nor was any money returned to the bride and groom. I would avoid White Hart Inn at all costs! Terrible customer service!

Last month I was on holiday in Bristol with my daughter and I decided to check out the White Hart Inn.The exterior looked so inviting. On entering the door, I was greeted with a friendly smile.
Upon looking at the menu, we decided to stay and eat. A great selection, both for adults and children.We were not disappointed.The food was delicious and excellent value for money. Service was second to none.
I will definitely return on my next holiday.

What an improvement:
We stopped here back in November 2009 and the pub was tired, unloved and the hospitality at the time needed huge improvements you could get better service at McDonald's with snotty teenagers serving.
The food we ordered was slow to come and was cold, when we mentioned this to the person serving they snatched the plates and took them away and after 10 minutes they arrived back after being microwaved and over done.
We were travelling back from a family wedding and happened to be driving by and noticed the pub had been repainted on the outside, so stopped to have a look inside, we could not believe the improvement of the place. We stated to question if it was the right pub that we had that horrible experience at a few years before, which it was but this place looked a million dollars compared to what it was like and the hospitality was excellent, the bar staff were very friendly and even spoke to one of the owners who was very happy to spend the time with us to tell us about all the improvements that they had completed.
The food was excellent, very well presented not just dumped on the plate, all fresh and hot and arrived in good time, we enjoyed the mains that much we had to try the homemade desserts.
We will be visiting again the next time we are down to visit family and would like to say thanks for making us feel so welcome.
I do not normally right reviews for places I have been but I felt we had such a great experience and meal that I had to share this with other people.

Went to the white hart iron Acton sunday for a roast and really enjoyed it food was amazing and service was great, there was a lot of choice on the menu something for everyone.
Will be going back there very soon

As visitors to the Iron Acton area, my friend and I stopped here today for a Sunday roast. We had no prior knowledge of this restaurant, but understand that The White Hart has recently re-opened after refurbishment. The whole experience was fabulous - from the pork roast, the loos, the staff and how they treated their guests. We would recommend this establishment wholeheartedly - and look forward to returning when we're in the area again!

Jane Harrison,
Farnborough, Hampshire

White Hart is a definite favourate among local families as they cater very well for children. It is also a haven for couples who want to enjoy each others company as htere are tables that are hidden away.