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White Hart is a cosy, warm and welcoming pub in the centre of
the village. It is a traditional
drinking pub and is substantially unchanged in the
tradition of how pubs used to be. It is reputed to be the
oldest pub in the village and has spectacular
views over the beautiful Derbyshire countryside.
The pub is run by James
Bacon, who originates from the parish of Hassop and has
spent the 7 years before moving to Bradwell working in the bar
trade in Holmesfield
. Children are welcomed in the pub up to 8pm, although they
are not allowed at the bar.
Although the White Hart
is a traditional pub, it is tastefully
furnished, making it a comfortable place to enjoy a pint
or to play darts and dominoes, or to participate in the weekly
Quiz (held every Wednesday evening at 9pm).
A popular live
folk music session is held the first Monday of every month.
Everyone is welcome to come along with their instrument or
simply join the fun.
Light
snacks and refreshments are available at weekends.
Regular
visitors to the White Hart have commented: "I wish
it was at the top of our road" - "I have visited many
pubs and none of them has given me a better welcome" -
"the best the pub has been in 10 years!" - "a
good pint of Abbot's" - "where farmers, quarrymen and
lovers of the arts can share a pint together". But
don't take their word for it, come and see for yourself.
You would be very welcome.
Summer Opening
Hours:
- Monday 5pm to
Midnight
- Tuesday 5pm to
Midnight
- Wednesday 5pm to
Midnight
- Thursday 5pm to
Midnight
- Friday 5pm to
Midnight
- Saturday 4pm to
Midnight
- Sunday Midday to
11pm
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