The White Hart, Forest Gate - pub details
Address: 249 - 251 Green St, London, E7 8LJ [map] [gmap]
Upton Park (0.4 miles), East Ham (0.9 miles)
Woodgrange Park (0.7 miles), Forest Gate (0.8 miles), Wanstead Park (1 mile)
Pub suggested by Steve on 15 Mar 2004
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> Current user rating: 5.3/10 (rated by 3 users)
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other pubs nearby:
Duke of Fyffe, East Ham (0.3 miles), Duke of Edinburgh, Upton Park (0.3 miles), Hudson Bay, Forest Gate (0.4 miles), Queens, Upton Park (0.4 miles), Old Spotted Dog, Forest Gate (0.4 miles) - see more nearby pubs
user reviews of the White Hart, Forest Gate
please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
| In London, where pubs are being made-over every week, someone forgot the White Hart. It has smashed in windows, filthy gum encrusted carpets, dirty ash trays, dusty pumps and the gents is just indescribable ... along with its smell. There is also two pool tables, two fruit machines and one eastern European barmaid all only slightly less grubby than the gents. A very grand building that could be so much more. Gets a 1 for grubbyness. anonymous - 22 Jul 2006 21:55 |
| This pub is a must for any West Ham United fan. It is a fantastic East End pub and is great for a couple of beers after the match. It is walking distance from the Boleyn ground but far enough away that there isn't any trouble and it's rarely rammed (unlike the enormously frustrating Duke) and the bar staff are very friendly. They even provide free sandwiches at the bar on match day!! In fact the only nonsense I saw in there was when India miraculously beat Pakistan in the Cricket world cup and some of the locals got a bit heated about Tendulka's fine century (on that day West Ham were playing Tottenham)!! Great little disco playing some eighties classics and some nostalgic folk songs about Bobby Moore and when West Ham won the cup winners cup make this a real diamond amongst the rough. Charming little pub if you grew up East of the peel of the Bow bells. Steve - 15 Mar 2004 10:02 |
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