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The White Hart — Restaurant in Sevenoaks

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The White Hart
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Mediterranean-influenced gastropub with a large, lawned beer garden surrounded by mature trees.
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The Teashop
The Teashop, High St, Brasted, Westerham TN16 1JE, United Kingdom
The Stanhope Arms
The Stanhope Arms, Church Rd, Brasted, Westerham TN16 1HZ, United Kingdom
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The Old Manor House B & B
The Green, High St, Brasted, Westerham TN16 1JL, United Kingdom
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The White Hart

High St, Brasted, Westerham TN16 1JE, United Kingdom
4.3(712)
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Mediterranean-influenced gastropub with a large, lawned beer garden surrounded by mature trees.

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whitehartbrasted.co.uk

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The Teashop

The Stanhope Arms

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We had lunch on a Sunday. We ordered roast beef sirloin which was meant to come with vegetables. The plate looked interesting, with the food stacked as presented with care and pride. Once ‘deconstructed’ there were as you can see, some overcooked tasteless greens, 4 halves of “roasted” potatoes, some carrots and parsnips, two slices of chewy beef with some unchewable bits, and a lage Yorkshire pudding. - the rest in the picture. You needed great strength to be able to get the knife to cut the potatoes, bit of success piecing their top first, then get to cut the sides like opening a clam, but to cut the base, well, might’ve needed a jigsaw. We’ve been asked if we wanted cheese cauliflower, and we thought it should’ve been included but assumed (wrongly) that the question was allergy related, but i replied’yes’ to the question. This came in ONE tiny bowl as a separate item for £3.99. I did manage to cut/rip/ most of my food, but my friend who has joint issues could not and their food was almost left untouched (taken the meat for the dog though) My friend did let the waitress know, and they did offer us desert for free. The desert (apple and damson crumble) came in tiny portions (price in the menu was around £7) We noticed that customers that ordered the same main meal, had the same issues but most just left the food barely touched, most did not complain Based on this experience I would not quite recommend this place
Jasmine ClementJasmine Clement
Visited for the first time. Staff were all so polite and helpful. Got us a table on a busy Sunday, despite not booking. Pub itself is gorgeous inside, spacious and great oak dining tables, lighting is very warm and cosy. Food was delicious! We all had roast dinners, portions were good, came with bottomless gravy - thoroughly enjoyed. Dessert (apple crumble) was nice - not anything amazing, would try something else next time. Food prices were a little high, for 1 alcohol drink/roast/dessert it was £40. But I feel nowadays this price is becoming the norm sadly! Car park is pretty large, and free. We were sat on a table near a real log burning fire (it wasn’t on) but I can imagine on a cold winters day it’d be fab. Will definitely visit again! Also, the young man who served us (tall, blonde) was brilliant - so attentive! And the lady who brought us extra crayons as for the kids.
Stephen WrightStephen Wright
Was looking for somewhere to stop by for an evening meal after a day at Chessington. Location and reviews suggested The White Hart was the place to try, so we called ahead before leaving to resetve a table. I can confirm it did not disappoint. It's a lovely, well maintained ex country inn turned into a gastro pub. It was busy, which was a good sign, creating a good atmosphere. The staff and service could not be faulted. It was a tough choice however I had the linguine with scallops, where as other family members had the chateau briand and a margherita pizza. All feedback was very positive. It was a real shame they di not have room to stay anymore. I can fully recommend the detour if you are in the area. Incidentally, the M25 was stacked with congestion and with the detour route running parallel even with the stop, our ETA was only 30 mins later.
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We had lunch on a Sunday. We ordered roast beef sirloin which was meant to come with vegetables. The plate looked interesting, with the food stacked as presented with care and pride. Once ‘deconstructed’ there were as you can see, some overcooked tasteless greens, 4 halves of “roasted” potatoes, some carrots and parsnips, two slices of chewy beef with some unchewable bits, and a lage Yorkshire pudding. - the rest in the picture. You needed great strength to be able to get the knife to cut the potatoes, bit of success piecing their top first, then get to cut the sides like opening a clam, but to cut the base, well, might’ve needed a jigsaw. We’ve been asked if we wanted cheese cauliflower, and we thought it should’ve been included but assumed (wrongly) that the question was allergy related, but i replied’yes’ to the question. This came in ONE tiny bowl as a separate item for £3.99. I did manage to cut/rip/ most of my food, but my friend who has joint issues could not and their food was almost left untouched (taken the meat for the dog though) My friend did let the waitress know, and they did offer us desert for free. The desert (apple and damson crumble) came in tiny portions (price in the menu was around £7) We noticed that customers that ordered the same main meal, had the same issues but most just left the food barely touched, most did not complain Based on this experience I would not quite recommend this place
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Visited for the first time. Staff were all so polite and helpful. Got us a table on a busy Sunday, despite not booking. Pub itself is gorgeous inside, spacious and great oak dining tables, lighting is very warm and cosy. Food was delicious! We all had roast dinners, portions were good, came with bottomless gravy - thoroughly enjoyed. Dessert (apple crumble) was nice - not anything amazing, would try something else next time. Food prices were a little high, for 1 alcohol drink/roast/dessert it was £40. But I feel nowadays this price is becoming the norm sadly! Car park is pretty large, and free. We were sat on a table near a real log burning fire (it wasn’t on) but I can imagine on a cold winters day it’d be fab. Will definitely visit again! Also, the young man who served us (tall, blonde) was brilliant - so attentive! And the lady who brought us extra crayons as for the kids.
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Was looking for somewhere to stop by for an evening meal after a day at Chessington. Location and reviews suggested The White Hart was the place to try, so we called ahead before leaving to resetve a table. I can confirm it did not disappoint. It's a lovely, well maintained ex country inn turned into a gastro pub. It was busy, which was a good sign, creating a good atmosphere. The staff and service could not be faulted. It was a tough choice however I had the linguine with scallops, where as other family members had the chateau briand and a margherita pizza. All feedback was very positive. It was a real shame they di not have room to stay anymore. I can fully recommend the detour if you are in the area. Incidentally, the M25 was stacked with congestion and with the detour route running parallel even with the stop, our ETA was only 30 mins later.
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4.3
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1.0
1y

Message for Dan (Manager).

I visited with my friend back in August 23. We had drinks in the lovely garden as it was a sunny Friday afternoon. My friend originally booked our table for 4pm but we had a lot to catch up on, having not seen each other for many, many years, so we went in and asked if we could change our reservation for a later table. It wasn't busy at all so were told it wasn't a problem. We were even offered to choose where we wanted to sit. It was a hot day so we decided against the conservatory and sat in the main restaurant. The staff were friendly. Even though the pub is in dire need of refurbishment (the seating had faux fur rugs on to cover up the torn seats) we had a nice dinner and dessert. We were having such a lovely time that we stayed for more drinks afterwards. We even went back out to the garden. We had spent quite a lot of money so I was a tad disappointed to receive a parking fine. I contacted the pub immediately to seek their help. I gave my reservation details to prove I was a paying customer. I was advised it wouldn't be a problem and they would cancel it immediately. I contacted them via their website on the same day too. Several calls discussing this with different people, voicemails left chasing them, emails, a discussion with Dan (Manager) and complaints via their complaint/parking fine section of their website. My parking charge is still not resolved. To the point it was sent to a debt recovery company. They were happy to take our money but not happy to keep to their word.

To say I am disgusted is an understatement. I have been chasing since August. We are now in a new year so I want answers. I have never experienced this with any other pub that I have visited in the UK. I was assured this would be resolved every time I have spoken to someone in the restaurant. What started out as a lovely lunch/dinner catch up with a dear old friend has been ruined by bad management. We could have chosen so many better managed pubs. To which I hugely regret now. I have been very patient indeed. I'm not the sort of person to leave a 1 star review for no reason but you have left me with no choice. Hopefully someone will read this and pull their finger out. I need this resolved ASAP!!!!

NOT GOOD ENOUGH WHITE HART BRASTEAD. YOU MUST...

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5.0
2y

A Culinary Gem in Brasted! Our recent dining experience at The White Hart Pub in Brasted left me utterly impressed and thoroughly satisfied. From the moment we walked through the charming entrance, We knew we were in for a delightful culinary journey. The exceptional service at The White Hart Pub truly sets it apart. The staff members are the epitome of professionalism, always attentive and eager to cater to every need. Their warm smiles and genuine enthusiasm create an inviting atmosphere that instantly puts you at ease. Now, let's talk about the food. Prepare your taste buds for a remarkable adventure! The menu boasts a wide array of dishes that cater to various palates, and each plate is a masterpiece. Every bite tells a story of culinary expertise and a dedication to using the freshest, high-quality ingredients. The presentation alone is a work of art, but it's the explosion of flavors with every mouthful that truly captivates the senses. One highlight was their Roast Dinners for Sunday. The balance of flavors and textures was nothing short of extraordinary. The chef's creativity shines through in every dish, making it an experience to remember. And let's not forget the delectable dessert selection – a perfect ending to a perfect meal. What truly completes this exceptional dining experience is the ambiance. The White Hart Pub exudes a fusion of old-world charm and modernism that's both cozy and elegant. Whether you're looking for a romantic dinner or a relaxed gathering with friends and family, the ambiance here sets the perfect tone for any occasion. In summary, The White Hart Pub is a culinary gem in Brasted that excels in every aspect. The combination of excellent service, mouthwatering food, and a welcoming staff creates an unforgettable dining experience. I wholeheartedly recommend The White Hart Pub to anyone seeking a top-tier restaurant that consistently delivers on its promise of excellence. Bravo to The White Hart Pub for redefining the art of dining. I can't wait to return for another...

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1.0
24w

Poor from start to finish. No greeting on arrival at the main entrance, no direction to the vehicle registration terminal. Drinks choice for BEER/ALE is exceptionally bad for an English country pub, offering of just 2 IPA versions is poor as one is like drinking lemonade and the other does not match the "Full Bodied" description offered on the menu. There is a local brewery just a few minutes up the road, which should be using to offer a "Special" which can be turn over on a regular basis. There are hand pumps on the bar for cask ales but these are for show only. Also no bottled Ales, surely a Shepherd Neame Spitfire, or Harveys Sussex Bitter, or even a Greene King IPA should be made available. Food was terrible. This venue offers a continental/Spanish style menu but , in my opinion, they cannot cook this. The croquettes were over cooked and had very little beef flavour, would get more flavour from a jar of Shippams paste and for the price, the portion size is poor. The Octopus offered as a special was very small and represented a piece of rubber. The plate was filled with a black stodge which was supposed to be squid ink paella. The prawns (4) for ÂŁ10 were cooked okay but lacked real flavour. I live in Spain so I know what to expect. The Roasts were very FATTY especially the Pork, very little rendering down of the fat was done and the crackling had a dentist visit written all over it, as it was like concrete.

The waiting staff ruined their service by actually asking for a tip, especially when we helped clear the table and then had to wait for some time for them to come back and complete the job was disappointing. We also asked for water on several occasions but had to offer 2 reminders.

This is more of a Ghastly pub rather than a Gastro pub and we will...

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