The White Hart

We enjoyed our Sunday roast of beef for me and chicken for my wife. In house beer selection and drinkability was very good! Seems. No cash after 5. I get it. But being a tourist from Canada. Those extra exchange charges will hurt later.

Nice pub with some interesting beers and ciders on offer. Good ambience with laid back tunes setting a relaxing vibe. In my opinion it was much nicer than the more famous pub next door. 😉

The food is fantastic and great quality. The chef Filipe genuinely cares about his cooking and it strongly shows in what he prepares.

The beef on Sundays is absolutely top notch and cooked to perfection. The chicken caesar salad is also amazing.

So if you're in the area and looking for top notch food and a good selection of drinks pop in.

This place is a spacious and air pub. A small selection of food is served, though I haven't tried any of it. There is some outside seating but it's by a large noisy and busy junction, so I suspect it's not very pleasant to sit there.

15/10/22: the second establishment on our Bethnal Green Ale Trail. Warm and welcoming from the start. Good selection of craft ales. We had a few samplers, but settled for a Beavertown Neck Oil. The sun was shining so we sat outside. Toilets were clean. Inside was spacious and also clean and was a great start to a good day! Victorian decor, British pub grub and a Microbrewery, what more could you want?

Standing since 1750, rebuilt in circa 1900. Now owned by McMullen Brewing, who in August 2022, celebrated 195 years in business.

Great pub, but I won't be going there for food anymore. They've recently done away with the old gastro menu - which had a great range of choice, excellent burgers and roasts and some tasty healthy options.

Now, it's just another dime-a-dozen generic fast food menu. Everything tastes frozen and cheap. Real shame as the food was the best thing about the pub...

🚇 Whitechapel
🍺 £5.20 London Pilsner
❤️ A superb modern day East End boozer.
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The White Hart is located on the busy intersection of Mile End Road and Cambridge Heath Road. The nearest tube is Whitechapel which is a five minute walk away down bustling Whitechapel Road.
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There has been a pub on this corner plot in the East End since 1750, It was rebuilt in its present form in around 1900 and is a striking building with a cupola high above the corner door.
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This pub has seen many refurbishments over the years, the most controversial was in the 1990’s when all the original etched glass and mirror partitions were removed and the layout changed to one large open plan bar.
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The current decor is bright and airy and makes for a cheerful environment. The stand out feature has to be the decorative columns the stand proudly down the centre of the bar.
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The beer choice is fantastic, you’ll find local London brews plus imported classics such as Paulaner. I kept it local and had the London Pilsner, my pint was great and reasonably priced at £5.20. The food menu is diverse, there are banging burgers and more traditional dishes like beef, mushroom and Guinness pie. This pub serves hearty roasts on a Sunday.
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I visited here with my Son and Daughter on a hot Saturday afternoon back in August. The crowd was a mix of young and old, the majority of punters were sitting on the benches at the front of the pub lapping up the summer sunshine. There is a welcoming feel here and the staff were pleasant.
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I asked my Son and Daughter what they thought of the @whitehart_whitechapel . My Son liked the vibe and the beer choice and my Daughter loved the decor, I couldn’t agree more. This is a modern day East End pub with a superb offering, get this pub on your to do list 🍻.
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ℹ️ Info correct on visiting 20/08/22

I had such a nice experience at this pub. The burger that I ordered (which was recommended to me by a lovely girl called zoe, who was really attentive and friendly throughout the time we were there) tasted amazing and it was just a great place to find after a stressful of finding my way around London. :)