Henfield’s historic White Hart dates from the 17th century and is a classic oak-beamed pub with a wealth of detail that will delight lovers of genuine English architecture.

 

A large inglenook fireplace smoulders gently through winter evenings, giving an instant welcome to this ancient haven of good food, real ales and fine wines from around the world.

 

The low beams and candlelit dining rooms lend a real warmth to this Sussex pub, just off Henfield High Street and only a few miles from the South Downs.

 

Landlord Gyles Culver and his wife Mo welcome discerning diners to a varied menu of classic dishes from the UK and the Continent.

 

The Good Pub Guide has consistently voted The White Hart, Henfield, a leading venue for real ales and good food.

 

Henfield is a thriving village with a variety of shops in the High Street, historic buildings, fine churches and delightful walks in superb countryside. Brighton is just eight miles away and Devil’s Dyke, with its panoramic view of the sea and the South Downs, is just a few miles south.