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Buckfastleigh is a lovely small town, with a handful of pubs. The White Hart appears to be one of the better ones. But it was quiet on our late Sunday afternoon visit and the solitary real ale was Hunter's Half Bore. But they did also have Winkleigh Sam's Medium cider, which I availed myself of. Gents toilets are outside at the rear.
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Bit of a shame there was only one other customer and the beer choice was not great, just the one local but it was in good nick.
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A pleasant little pub in a town with great character. It was nice to finally get into a cosy pub like this with the rain lashing down outside.
7/10
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stayed overnight in buckfastleigh 21st sept and visited the globe and kings arms before the white hart. a choice of 2 real ales including dartmoor jail ale were available. liked this pub and after the 1st pint felt, relaxed enough to stay for a few more. found the landlady, barman and the locals that i met very friendly.
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one of the rudest landladies i have ever met!! a bit like the great peggy mitchell in that i witnessed her "bar" 3 people for absolutely nothing.could not believe my eyes.found the globe, directly opposite far more friendly.will never use this pub if i am in buckfastliegh again
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HAPPY AND COSY PUB! We moved to and lived in Buckfastleigh from Oct 08 to June 09. We are mature students from the West Midlands studying in Devon. The White Hart is now run by a lovely lady called Dawn (and her charming spaniel Buster). She is the most welcoming of hosts. Having felt very unwanted at the Globe Inn (roughly opposite) we have found the White Hart to be a cosy and welcoming place - ever excited to see us return- and we will! Warm atmosphere complemented by people of different ages and interests. We highly recommend this pub!
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Nice little pub, landlord a bit arrogant and boring, his wife very nice though, worth visiting just for her.
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Pub in the centre of this pleasant small town. One open plan bar area, which has been recently refurbished and is quite nice but nothing special, plus a small courtyard garden. Only one real ale on (Princeton Jail Ale) which was Ok but nothing special. Seems to be very quiet (even on a Saturday night)and the landlord did not seem to be very interested in anything, including his pub (could these two observations be linked???). A pub with potential but not worth visiting at the moment.
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great pub with many great people and great real ales and wide range of beers wines and spirits
charlotte hutchings - 8 Jun 2006 14:15 |
This free house pub is owned by my relatives and is exceptionally well presented pub with many real ales,wines and spirits available.
the pub is owned by mr and mrs hutchings.it is a respected and friendly pub that has good accomadation at goood prices.
it has a wide screen tv, a dartboard, outside seating, comfy non-smoking area and many great ales situated in the heart of buckfastleigh.
charlotte hutchings - 8 Jun 2006 14:09 |
