White Hart
The Terrace, London
Barnes
LONDON
SW13 0NR
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Opening Times
11-11 Mon-Thu; 11-Midnight Fri & Sat; 12-11 Sun
Meal Times
12-10; 12-9 Sun
Owner
Young's
About the Pub
The White Hart has been a riverside landmark since it was built in 1899, replacing a pub that had stood since 1662. It is an imposing four-story building with riverside verandahs and even tables on the towpath in the summer. The pub was completely renovated in 2013. The The ground floor is dominated by the central bar island with its line of chrome Chaplin fonts providing a range of London craft beer from both Meantime and Camden breweries, and supported by up to six cask ales from hand pulls. There's a Stags head above the fireplace that uses a gas effect fire. The Terrace Kitchen restaurant is situated on the first floor. A Guest beer from Twickenham Fine Ales likely to be available in the Spring.
Regular Beers
This pub serves 5 regular beers.
- Wells Bombardier
- Young's - seasonal
- Young's - varies
- Young's Bitter
- Young's Special
Features
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Real Ale Available
Facilities
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Lunchtime Meals
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Evening Meals
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Pub Garden
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Function Room
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Traditional Pub Games
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Real Fire
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Smoking Area
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Sports TV
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Wifi
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Transport
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Close to Railway Station
Nearby Station (300m)
Barnes Bridge
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