The Place to Eat in Central Bedfordshire

6 of us had Sunday lunch today and it was perfect. Very generous portions, great selection of veg and meat cooked to perfection. The service was excellent and very friendly and nothing was too much trouble. Would definitely recommend. We will be back soon.

Such a hit and miss place. Signs on the main road directing you to this nice country pub and restaurant. I’ve lost count the amount of times we have gone there to find out they are not cooking today. The sign outside says open all day. However turned up today and they have a function on so was turned away. You really do feel like you are an inconvenience at times when you walk in and ask for food.Very confusing as was a different story during lockdown when they were grateful of the supportThe Jolly Coopers are much more consistent and accommodating and value your custom.Disappointing

Disappointing Sunday roast!As someone who travels to different establishments just to eat Sunday roasts, this was definitely an underwhelming experience! Roast potatoes were underdone, gravy was watery, Yorkshire pudding was dry, the veg was ok though. I actually left hungry!

Friendly staff, large garden, good for kids and dogs. Nice food and broad menu, perhaps a bit pricy but ample servings and good quality.

Always a wonderful experience here at the white hart whether It’s for dinner or just a few drinks out on the beautiful gardens. Highly recommend xx

I ate there yesterday for a roast dinner and honestly it was perfect. I was visiting my Mum and her partner, so had traveled more than two hours to get there from Brighton. It was worth it. The meal was hot, well cooked and the portion size was spot on. The service was excellent, attentive and very responsive. One person in particular had such a warm smile. We were made to feel very welcome and the atmosphere was calm and relaxing. Awesome experience from beginning to end. One of the best roast dinners I have tasted out in the last five years. Go if you get a chance.

Food was lovely, had to wait a while for it to come. Thankfully we are 3 middle aged woman who haven't caught up for 6 months, plenty of talking to get through. The feel of the place was warm and welcoming and staff happy and chatty.

Had such a lovely meal yesterday. 2 of us had the brunch menu, delicious. The rest of us had the brassiere menu, also delicious. Every time I have visited have alway had a really lovely meal with everything cooked to perfection. We sat in the bar area which is just as nice as the restaurant area. Good social distance tables, lovely waitresses and would definitely return. Would recommend this place and compliments to the chef. Five stars ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️

Popped in halfway on a local walk for a snack and drink. Strangely for a pub, there were no snacks/sandwiches/jacket potatoes on offer. It was suggested that we maybe go for one of the 'nibbles', or the open chicken sandwich at £11.Well glancing at what was on offer, the majority would appear to be from the freezer to the frier kind of fare.Well, perhaps some soup or pate, that would be great! A glance back at the menu and no, no soup or pate.I noted that the main menu is headed as the Brasserie Menu. I only saw two items out of the eleven, that you might call, in the French style.There was nothing on the menu to denote that anything such as the deserts, nibbles or even the chips were homemade. And for my money, charging £14 for frozen scampi, frozen chips and frozen peas, just ain't value for money.What a shame that this lovely pub seems to be missing out on a lot of potential custom, by the limiting factor of the menu. With it now being school holidays, I would have expected the pub to be buzzing with customers. It was pretty quiet, there weren't even any customers in the large garden.I hope my comments will be seen as constructive and not as a complaint. There is real potential here.

Lovely food with super friendly staff. The Chef came out towards the end of the night to speak personally with everyone. Make sure you book well in advance!