The Pub With No Name Aka The White Horse

Simply the best steak my wife and I have ever eaten! 24oz T Bone to share with delicious skin on fries and seasonal greens. Lovely atmosphere and great service, all on a busy Saturday afternoon. Well done

We booked a 3pm Sunday roast. Items from starters already ran out. Roast beef sold out and one dessert sold out. When all you sell is food and beverage, you should ensure you have enough of all on the menu. Roast lunch was cold.

What a wonderful place! We ended up here on a whim, wasn't expecting much as we knew it was just a pub but the food was phenomenal. The first clue was the menu, it was very short, which is always a good sign. My steak and my partner's bream were wonderful and the sides were amazing the quinoa, the slaw and the potatoes were intriguing and utterly delicious. We'll definitely come back here. Ver carta

This pub is really called THE White Horse pub but the sign fell down in 1942. Wooden signs were rationed. Later Jack the Landlord was too rude and miserable to re-erect the sign. So the nick name if the pub became THE Pub with No Name. Was a Gales pub but not more. The present owners are very friendly and serve good food. Well worth a visit. Cheers. Greg Hall LR MRICS MCIOB MASI MICE and Architect. Hall and Company Surveyors Ltd.

Our local and we love sitting outside in the sun! Thought we would try the Sunday bbq and sadly it wasn’t great. Hopefully it will improve over the weeks as the menu is great however the mixed salad was just leaves, the lobster is small and chewy, all the food came at different times which was a bit annoying and the vegetable skewers were tiny. Prices are quite high however quality and quantity of food wasn’t great sadly! I hope it improves.

Very very disappointing. Family birthday lunch and arrived to be told it was a bbq menu only. Staff were arrogant and rude and it took 30 mins after ordering drinks for them to come to our table. We were told no fries were available (with the bbq not children’s menu) and the children’s hot dog was a reheated frankfurter in a stale white roll. Mains didn’t come with any sides or garnish and when we asked waitress what the mains came with she said she didn’t know. Vegetable skewers were £14 for a couple of pieces of pepper, some undercooked courgette and came swimming in oil. What a shame! Ver carta

I saw this place advertised on pitch up as a camping site and seeing as it was my first experience in a long time taking a baby solo I was quite anxious. Upon arrival I went into the pub to pay for the pitch to be told that Laura would be around to greet us so to pitch the tent.. The campsite its self is lovely, small with a lovely feel about it. It’s very family friendly and is kept to a good clean condition with the toilet and shower facilities being well kept too considering it’s on a camp site. In the toilet there is plugs to be able to charge things which was a godsend as I’d of been lost without somewhere to charge my phone in the case of an emergency. Laura, the lady who runs the site...

I haven’t been here for over 3 x years and unfortunately when I came here last in 2023, I found it closed for refurbishment! Not sure what was refurbished, but to me the pub still has the unique olde world charm, particularly in the small bar think that must have been repainted though). Staff all quite young, but friendly. Beer was nice didn’t try food but on adjacent tables it looked good), but was very disappointed to hear the famous “No Name Strong” was no longer available as this was a unique and great feature of the pub. I was also surprised to hear that there was no HSB. I think the old “No Name” beers used to be brewed on the premises and in later years switched to somewhere in Alton....

I’m conflicted about this one. It’s a well known old country pub but with new owners/management. We visited as a largish party and ate outside in the back garden. A lovely setting. All the food looked “nice” and there were no complaints from us. I had the £16 burger and was disappointed to find it to be of the “small bun, taller than its wide” variety. This makes it a faff to eat and tries to disguise that it’s quite a small patty of meat. I initially wanted a steak but our group has a golden rule we don’t buy steaks when they are £20 plus. This place, and I may have it wrong, wanted £38.50 for a steak! It might have been £35.80 no matter. I would never pay that for a simple steak with chips... Ver carta