The White Hart — Restaurant in Sheffield

Worst pub I've ever been in first of all staff shouting and swearing at the dj for after the music stopped because one of their staff messed with his equipment resulting in stopping the playlist, then for the same women to shout and swear while everyone watched. Then for her to come round the bar and start to push him telling him to hit her as we started to help the dj pack up as he was alone trying to find some one in charge to sort this mess out the landlady come out and starts suggesting we get out quick by threatening us then as we walk out the same women who caused all this started shouting abusive things which I will not put on here and the landlady to shout over who's the designated drive asif we were all drunk when all we had was 1 drink and 2 of us wasn't drinking. If was an all round shocking display of customer service, the staff should be polite, know how to handle situations and was a shocking and...

I have lived in the area for a number of years now and am pleased to say that I have always had a warm welcome from the staff of The White Hart. There is a good selection of Beers and Larger and a typical English pub environment to enjoy them in. The current management are enthusiastic and motivated to maintain The White Hart’s reputation of a local pub for local people. It’s worth mentioning that unlike previous review, I have not witnessed any drunken brawling in the many times I have visited the pub and in fact quite the contrary. I would not like anyone to have the wrong impression of what is a good local pub for what was obviously an isolated incident probably involving none regulars...

I can't really comment on the food as there was no food served when I used to go in the pub as it was owned by a Mr Jagger his son was a pro golfer. There was no hand pulled beer it was all fiz beer through electric pumps. One of the staff who worked in the pub was a Mrs Turner her husband was called Steve she passed away a few years ago. There was no outside seating then unless you sat on the wall that is, the pub used to be very busy at the weekends in the 70's I have no idea what it is like today probably full of weekend millionaires as I haven't been in the pub...