The White Hart - Carta

Had a beautiful meal this evening. I had the chicken bacon salad. It was fabulous. My partner had the posh hot dog... he liked it. My son had the prawns. A hit from all of us. It's a locals pub but we felt welcomed and the staff were lovely. I recommend.

I had lunch after my morning cycle ride and it was great. I went for the belly of pork and it was an outstanding pub roast. Really creative use of vegetables including a leek gratin. Spuds were crisp and fresh, as was the Yorkshire pudding. Pork was generous succulent and creatively served with apple stuffing. I may be biased as I live in the village, but it’s great when your ‘local’ comes up trumps. Well done White Hart chef and team!

The restaurant has a beautiful setting, with a charming pub, garden, and play area. However, the staff were unwelcoming and the food was average and expensive. They automatically add a 10% tip to the bill, even though customers have to order at the bar and get their own utensils and condiments. The restaurant seems to be unsure of its identity, with a family-friendly playground and menu but a local-pub atmosphere that may not be welcoming to outsiders. Ver carta

One of the few country pubs left in Kent. We stopped here a couple of weeks ago and the pub was as nice inside as it is from out. The bar had a good selection of beers and we were lucky enough to sit out in the garden to enjoy breakfast and lunch. Afterwards we were able to walk the dog along the footpath by the river which is a pleasant route, there looks to be a footpath down the side of the pub so we will try that next time. We’ll be back in a few weeks for the live music evening.

I initially stayed at this restaurant while working in the area, and the staff were very welcoming and got to know me during my stay. Since then, I have returned multiple times for short stays and dinners. Newenden is just under an hour's drive from our home in London, so we often visit on weekends. I recently tried the ribeye steak from their new aging fridge and it was perfectly cooked with all the traditional sides. I highly recommend visiting if you are in the area or looking to escape the city for a weekend.

Unfortunately this pub seems to have fallen into the trend of adding a ’discretionary service charge’ on to the bill, whether you like it or not. Few people would not want to ask for the bill to be revised, so you are effectively forced into it. It should be my choice whether I should tip. I would not return here for this reason. Aside from this, the pizza was reasonable, but not excellent, especially consider the prices were around £16 on average (including the 10% additional fee). Staff were pleasant. Toilet was gross. Ver carta

This historic pub features low beams, an inglenook fireplace with a real wood fire, and local real ales that are well-kept. The landlord and staff are friendly and welcoming. Our room, located in the oldest part of the pub, was spacious and nicely renovated, with a large en-suite bathroom. The food is plentiful and, in my opinion, just right - it's hearty pub fare that is unpretentious yet of high quality. It's exactly what you would expect from a pub. Despite rising prices, the food is still fairly priced. And for those interested, there is even a resident ghost!

Urgh this pub has so gone down hill. Implemented parking fines for the smallest car park. Signs up everywhere youd this it was a military base. £4 for a diet coke. £22 for a salad that was literally leaves and one measly slice of undercooked beef. No tomatoes, cumber nothing. Had to send 2 meals back because they were inedible. And they add a service charge and don't say. After ordering drinks and food for everyone they added over £15 worth of service charge and I was carrying my drinks out to the garden. I asked them to take if off which they made a fuss about. Honestly avoid. Best of taking your own snacks of you've been paddleboarding nearby or head to Tenterden only 15 mins drive away mu...

I visited this pub in August I am writing this review in disgust! I received a parking fine and immediately phoned the pub for them to verify I used the pub on the date of the fine. A young lady informed me I needn’t do anything as they would inform the parking company and the fine would be squashed! A week later I received a reminder and again I phoned the pub and a Second Lady informed me she would deal with it and actually remembered me going in the pub to meet my cousin (who incidentally was in a different white hart !! Last week I received a debt collectors letter so again rang the pub and another lady listened to my story and said she would get the manager to deal with it! I was uncert... Ver carta