The White Hart

Hotel · Somerton

The White Hart

Hotel · Somerton

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Market Pl, Somerton TA11 7LX, United Kingdom

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Rustic-chic pub with vintage rooms, country dining, lounge bar  

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Market Pl, Somerton TA11 7LX, United Kingdom Get directions

whitehartsomerton.com
@thewhitehartsomerton

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Market Pl, Somerton TA11 7LX, United Kingdom Get directions

+44 1458 272273
whitehartsomerton.com
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White Hart Somerton, Somerton, Somerset - Explore & Book

"They say, “If it ain't broke, don't fix it”. So when sister pub The Swan Wedmore proved to have a winning formula, the team quickly struck gold again with this delightful market town pub-with-rooms. Since then a third, Timbrell's Yard, has popped up in Bradford on Avon – and all share the same warm, relaxed ethos. In picturesque Somerton, this ancient inn overlooking the market square and pretty church has 8 bedrooms - each with their own quirky charm. Some have claw-foot bathtubs, others retro wallpaper, colourful tiling or exposed original floorboards; all have super-comfortable beds and indulgent toiletries. But best of all is the laid-back restaurant, overseen by an ex River Cottage chef, whose ethos is local, seasonal produce. We visited on a Sunday afternoon, which called for delicious slow roasted pork belly with all the trimmings. Looking around, we saw a happy mix of locals, couples, families and groups all enjoying a homely rural welcome. Lovely stuff. Highs A superb restaurant, serving fresh, regional fare: meat from Dorset and Somerset, fish from Bridport, game from Kingsweston and daily baked bread on site Just 8 lovely rooms that offer comfort and style in spades A lovely market town setting with beautiful surrounding countryside, and within easy reach of the A303 Run with real care and attention by a friendly and knowledgeable young team Excellent value for money Lows A pub-with-rooms rather than a full-service hotel – don't expect room service Music from the bar can be heard in some of the rooms, but it soon fizzles out Rooms are not designed for long stays; no wardrobes or chests of drawers No parking at the pub but there are free carparks a short walk away" - Kate Parsons

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Richard Wells

Google
Friends and ourselves made up a lunch foursome on 23 September 2025. From the outset we were greeted with warm, welcoming smiles from Audrey and Katie and then Carys added splendidly to that in serving us at table. Prices are slightly above normal hotel restaurant food but we lunched well on whipped goats cheese followed by pan fried chicken, all thoughtfully cooked and attractively presented. We shouldn't really have fallen for the deep rich chocolate torte but we did and were delighted with the experience. All this on a beautifully sunny day in the most attractive village square of Somerton - a Somerset jewel. Please do try it - the restaurant and the village - you won't be disappointed. No grading by us for rooms as we didn't stay overnight - a forthcoming attraction!

HelenR458

Google
The team at the White Hart are an asset and have a phenomenal approach to customer service and ensuring that the experience is brilliant. ||||Chlo specifically was incredible - so kind, we had to change our booking at the last minute due to a family emergency. She not only allowed us to rebook a different date, but also upgraded us. When we arrived on site, she welcomed us and was a total delight. She managed an exceptionally busy front of house, the rooms and was personable and kind in her approach with every client. She is a treasure, who should be rewarded for excellent service for your brand. ||||The food and drink were also marvellous, we will be back!||

Chris Kinnersley

Google
We sat in one of the front windows overlooking the market square and had a lovely meal here, the food is excellent and the staff friendly. There's plenty of room inside with both a bar and restaurant area. The place has a rich history with some of the interior walls dating from the 15thC. The carved wooden White Hart above the entrance is over 100 years old.

Ebony Gibbs

Google
Delicious food! I had dinner here recently with a friend, we shared the “devil” pizza and both ordered separate desserts, I had dark chocolate torte and my friend had the white chocolate pana cotta. The waitress was very friendly, kind and helpful. Would recommend eating here.

petpetshop

Google
Poped in for a couple of drinks Wednesday evening. The lady behind the bar was miserable . Didn't have a clue about customer service. It felt like she was doing us a favour selling us two pints of overpriced £13.95 & awful larger. Only pub I've been in that's a so-called gastro pub with such a limited choice of alcohol free beer. No Guinness zero, Thatcher's zero or Heineken zero. The lady pointed to a draft zero larger that my friend had & I chose a pilsner larger. Both I've never heard of & we're equally Lousy. Didn't have the second drink their but popped over the Crosskeys at Lydford. Had a lovely welcome. Fantastic choice of draft & bottled drinks. Got exactly what you need in a pub & a third cheaper. Price wasn't the issue, but a welcome is priceless.

Sarah Butler

Google
We had a brilliant Sunday lunch here to celebrate a birthday. There was a good range of roasts, pizzas and other things to eat. Tasty, well prepared food and great service.

John Heron

Google
Stayed over here a couple of nights whilst attending a wedding nearby. What we found was a charming historic inn in the middle of stunning Somerton. The people at The White Hart were so warm and welcoming, nothing was too much trouble. The room was compact but had everything we needed including a super king size bed and a walk in shower. Meals were excellent served in a relaxed and convivial atmosphere. There was nothing here we didn’t like, I’m sure we will be staying again.

Adam Lumley

Google
Having popped in for a quick lunchtime drink we were impressed by the surroundings , the service received and the food on offer . We decided to book a room and dinner to celebrate our wedding anniversary . Everything from the welcome received , friendliness of all the staff , condition of the room , quality and value of the food and drink on offer exceeded our expectations . Would highly recommend .
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Crispin P.

Yelp
Had lunch a couple of times while visiting relatives in the area. The first time I had the Wood Fired Pizza with salami, chilli, fennel and mozzarella. When you see a real wood fired oven in the corner you expect the kitchen to make its own pizza dough - they either didn't or it was poorly made. The base was no different to a chilled supermarket offering - very disappointing. The topping, however, was tasty. The second visit was much more successful - the roast hake was very good. Coffee: poor flat white, as is the case in 99% of cafes, pubs and restaurants in the UK; espresso [on the second visit], not too bad.
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Adrian L.

Yelp
It's decent, it's useful in the area, it's easy to park, but it's not special, though some dishes are better than others. And it's hard to credit that the head chef used to be head at River Cottage. Pheasant, partridge & venison terrine, with spiced pear chutney & malted toast £8.00, was too cold, too firm, and under-seasoned, though the toast was nice. Roast duck, £16.50, was tough, really tough, though reasonable tasty, and a small portion to boot. My friend's truffle mash didn't taste of truffle at all. But salted caramel & chocolate tart, Ivy House thick cream & honeycomb 7.00 was excellent, a generous portion of a crisp tart with plenty of well-flavouted topping, a huge dollop of very thick cream and scatterings of crisp honeycomb - delicious. There are wines by the glass, and - useful for drivers -, carafes of a few too, whcih is thoughtful and helpful. Service is willing & polite, and tables reasonably spaced. So it's a mix: some good, some indifferent. Not much competition in this part of Somerset, so they can get away with this, but it's a shame, it's likely they could do so much better.
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Graham L.

Yelp
Wow! (Basically). Went here last night for a Family get together, relations down from Norfolk etc etc, and my first time here. Apparently it's been refurbished in the the last few weeks, and I have to say I was mightily impressed. Good range of beers in a light and airy bar, nicely refurbished. Onto the food; a small but excellent selection available. As you may know if you've seen any of my other reviews, my wife is gluten and lactose intolerant. The front of house was excellent with them providing as much information as possible, backed up by the kitchen to the point of changing dishes to suit. If you are in the position of dealing with dietary requirements you'll know how difficult it can be and the White Hart score 10 for 10 for effort and results. What else can I say other than DO visit this Pub.
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Annabel O.

Yelp
Always delicious food, only down the road from me! Beautiful steaks, Thursday nights are steak nights there absolutely delicious and the chips are Devine! I've only ever had one bad meal there and I go very regularly. It is a little bit more up-market I would say and a tad expensive but still affordable! Good atmosphere and lovely staff! Definitely recommend! Really good range of beers, ciders etc etc also!

Qype User (Marmy…)

Yelp
The walls here are really thick, and the local myth is that this is where the castle used to be sited. Very interesting building if you like history, it is said that there are lots of tunnels running out from the cellar across the market place. Anyway, worth a look if you're ever down this way. Busy at the weekends, not so much in the week.