The White Hart — Restaurant in Oxford

we love this place! We are currently in hospital with our baby… We try once a day as a family to get out and have some normality by having dinner Together, one of our nurses suggested we try Here it didn’t disappoint. We walked through your door and were greeted by two young members of staff, young lad and a girl (Sadly, I didn’t get their names) They made a fuss of our little boy constantly interacting with him and trying to make him giggle.

when ordering the girl made incredible recommendations, my dad ordered a pie and couldn’t decide between chips and mash. She straightaway said I wouldn’t want to miss out on our mash. It’s incredible she wasn’t wrong. I’m always incredibly indecisive. I have three things I couldn’t choose between so she help me choose by saying again what I should go for. I went for the halloumi burger and it was delicious. Our baby is now weaning. He even approved the mash potato so it’s a win from us. We live far away when we discharged. We will most definitely make a trip again staff the food the atmosphere our 2nd to none. We attended on Thursday night whoever the girl was she deserves a real pat on the back to our little boy enjoyed the interaction with her and as he’s living in hospital this really meant the world to us!!! If we could give...

Beautiful pub in a beautiful location opposite St. Andrews Church in Old Headington Village. Old Headington, despite having been absorbed by Oxford, has retailed its feel as a picturesque Cotswold village.

There is a charming small inner room, which I can imagine will be great as a "snug" in the winter. My friends and I sat at a window at the front overlooking the church.

The food speciality is pies. We went for different varieties, and these were excellent. I can recommend. Puddings were rather standard: my vanilla sundae consisted of ice-cream from a cheaper tub and my friend's sticky toffee was of a mass produced variety. However, these were still good and delicious. We were, to be fair, not expecting anything more than pub food.

The service was great and friendly, all three meals were delivered precisely at...

Probably one of the best pubs in Oxford. A selection of real ales and a few Scrumpy ciders for drinking, plus a good pub food menu. The homemade pies are great, as are the burgers, which come piled high with fresh toppings. The beer garden it the back is small but pretty, though as there's no other smoking area, it does suffer from second-hand smoke depending on the other patrons.

Inside, it's comfortable in an old school manner, with board games and a good amount of seating. I tend to watch the 6 Nations matches here, as the small side-bar area is extra cosy and normally attracts supporters from all the home nations. Staff are friendly, prices aren't bad and though the coffee is from a machine, it does at a pinch....