This is a new restaurant in Sidcup that serves delicious burgers, chips, and cocktails at great…read moreprices. According to the hello burger website, the restaurant is owned by Tony Adams - dubbed ITV This Morning's Cocktail King and named World's Greatest Bartender in 2008. It's perfect for lunch or dinner, and there is a children's menu for families, too.

Used to visit this pub regularly. We were unable to order food as their card machines weren't…read moreworking so we only were able to buy a couple of drinks between us. We then were unable to log that our cars in the car park so were issued with parking tickets (despite them claiming to have free parking). I phoned 3 months ago to let them know about the ticket and was told it was cleared and i had no need to worry. Today i discovered they had sold it to a debt recovery agency destroying my credit rating as well as having bailiffs threatening my disabled older mother to recover the parking ticket debt. Very rude managers (apart from one who was friendly). The food isn't bad in this pub and nor are the drinks it's just the attitude of the management and the issues with parking which means I'd never visit again.

It's not often I go to a harvester. They're not my first choice for food and when I do visit I tend…read moreto remember why I avoid them. The front of house server wasn't the most welcoming and she was in no rush to get us seated. I do t normally complain about good but the breaded mushrooms where soggy and very oily. And apparently a medium rare stake means burnt on one side and nearly blue on the other. The state of the restaurant itself was also less than satisfactory. Broken and outdated fixtures, grim and dirty looking air-con units. The floors where littered with old food and napkins. The self service drinks area was just generally sticky and even after customers left the tables weren't cleared for a good 20mins. I've been to worse harvester but I've also been to better. Would probably avoid visiting this one again.

This place is my Sidcup pub of choice. There is another wetherspoons right next to my university so…read moreI know what to expect in terms of price and food quality. Needless to say both are very good. The staff also are very friendly and also know how to make a good drink. I go here with both family and friends and think it is a suitable atmosphere for both.

Great place. Staff were friendly food was good and it was very inexpensive. So I left a happy full…read moreman. Only problem was that maybe the food took a while to arrive, however I could tell it was fresh and I am always willing to wait a bit longer for good food! Recommended!!!

Excellent food. I had a jacket potato with chilli and cheese with a pot of tea on the side. Great…read morevibe and friendly staff. Not expensive either.

we went out originally to plastic red in Sidcup and ditched that as it was deserted and came to the…read morelounge we had a brilliant time would recommend it to anyone wanting a good night out!

Our first server, an Irish lady with pink hair was lovely and the chef that cut the meats on the…read morecarvery was nice and the meats were nice but everything else was pretty bad. The trimmings for the carvery had clearly been out under the heat lamps for a long time. The stuffing was as dry our as you could possibly imagine and the 2 trays of potatoes were dried out and hard as wood from the length of time out under the heat lamps, once you cracked them open however they were fluffy and tasty inside. They could have been nice when they were first put out (obviously a long time earlier) The veg was ok, the mustard and horseradish were crusted over. A young lady asked us what we wanted for dessert, we said we hadn't seen a dessert menu. She seemed very put out and asked if we wanted to see the menu and gave us a piece of note paper with the desserts written on. When she came back to take our dessert order she swang a chair round from the table next to ours and sat at our table to take our order. We assumed at first that she must be pregnant and need to sit when she could but she didn't appear to be. The desserts (2 ice creams and a brownie) took forever to come but were nice when they arrived. We kept going to the bar to ask for the bill and after 20 mins we all went to the bar on our way out in a final attempt to pay the bill. £170 including 'service charge'!!! The cheek! At no point were we shown a menu detailing the service charge policy or told about it at the billing stage. If the service was good we wouldn't have minded but it was really bad. We wanted to tip the lady with the pink hair that looked after us but NOBODY else deserved a tip but they automatically added a service charge to the bill that we had to ask over and over and over again for so we didn't have a choice. We'll never go there again.

Recently re-opened and under new management, the White Hart is a little…read more gem in the heart of Tudor London, right next door to the Bob Hope Theatre. The new landlords have obviously spent a lot of time and money renovating this landmark pub and have done a cracking job. Both the interior decor and beer garden (and even the washrooms) have been fitted out to a high standard. I was recently staying with family in Eltham (during an Olympic test event at Royal Artillery Barracks just up the road) and we popped in for an afternoon drink, and to escape the rain! We were warmly greeted by Dave the manager who showed us into the lounge area, furnished with leather armchairs and a huge sofa. After looking over both the bar menu and restaurant menu we decided to stay for food and moved into the restaurant side. My 8oz sirloin steak was perfectly cooked and, at just £9.99, easily beats the price and quality of a lot of other 'chain' pubs and Carveries. The cask ales on tap included Bombardier and Greene King, good solid London favourites :o) We came back for more at the weekend and I look forward to visiting again when I return for the Olympics. The White Hart is a fantastic family friendly pub that London can be proud of, we desperately need more like it.