This classic diner serves a Mediterranean inspired menu, that prioritises quality and the use of fresh ingredients. Their delicious Breakfast, Brunch and Sunday Lunch menu can be enjoyed in the White Hart's historic building and courtyard.

The White Hart is not only the perfect place to stay, but also boasts an excellent dining experience, as well as a large selection of drinks. With its Mediterranean menu, the dining experience is perfect for enjoying with friends and having a good time whilst enjoying the White Hart's Bottomless Brunch, Breakfast, Lunch and Sunday Roast menus. The dining area in the White Hart includes the restaurant and the venues courtyard where you can drink local beer options whilst enjoying your  freshly prepared meal.

The Hart's Breakfast menu is available till 11am between Monday and Saturday and features a range of Breakfast dishes. Some options include the smoked bacon eggs benedict, Traditional Full English, buttermilk pancakes and buttery breakfast pastries.

The Hart's Bottomless Brunch menu is served Monday to Saturday until 3pm, boasting a selection of breakfast dishes including eggs benedict and buttermilk pancakes. Their Bottomless Brunch service comes with a selection of freshly produced sandwiches that use Mediterranean ingredients, including chorizo, calamari and mozzarella. The White Hart also has many vegan, gluten free and vegetarian options for customers.

Sunday Lunch at the White Hart has a selection of dishes with a main and roast menu available between 12 and 21:00pm. Their mains menu includes a variety of different delectable dishes that use many different flavours and ingredients. The menu includes a lemon and rosemary braised lamb shoulder, salmon spinach and fennel en-croute and a traditional fish and chips. The roast section of their Sunday menu boasts a selection of hearty and mouthwatering roasted joints, with a slow roasted sirloin, porchetta with duck fat roasted potatoes and thyme roast chicken all available for enjoyment.

The White Hart is located close to The St Andrews C Of E Church, and is a 54-minute walk from the Flitwick Train Station.

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Opening times

MON - THU: 8AM - 11.30PM | FRI & SAT: 8AM - 1AM | SUN: 8AM - 11PM

Food service

MON - SAT: 8AM - 10PM | SUN: 8AM - 9PM

Breakfast

MON - SAT: 8AM - 11AM | SUN: 8AM - 12AM

Bottomless Brunch

MON - SAT: 8AM - 3PM

Sunday Roast/Lunch

SUN: 8AM - 9PM

  • Gluten Free
  • Dog Friendly
  • Take Away
  • Outdoor Seating
  • Bottomless Food
  • Breakfast
  • Brunch
  • Sunday Lunch
  • Accepts Credit Cards
  • Disabled Access
  • Children Allowed
  • Online Booking
125 Dunstable Street, Ampthill, Bedford, MK45 2NG
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    a month ago
    Lovely large pub and restaurant which accommodated us for lunch on a Sunday without a reservation. Helpful with a high chair and space to park a buggy. Food was excellent, including pizzas cooked in a proper pizza oven by a chef who was clearly passionate about his craft. Good value for money.
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    a week ago
    Location excellent shame lack of parking but can’t be helped . Staff all seem very young but helpful could do with couple more experienced members to team. As a business owner my main concern is you allowing staff to consume several alcoholic beverages alongside paying customers and discuss how wrong the food orders had gone during their shift
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    3 months ago
    My recent experience at White Hart in Ampthill was unfortunately marred by extremely impolite and discourteous service from the bar staff. This was quite disappointing and has led me to the decision that I will not be returning to that pub ever again. Yesterday evening, after work on Thursday, February 28th, at approximately 7 o'clock, an unpleasant incident occurred when I popped in to the pub with my laptop after work intending to complete some work. I had a couple of drinks, then with the establishment becoming increasingly crowded, I approached the bar to order another, politely explaining that I felt I was occupying excessive space at my current table and inquiring about the availability of a smaller table equipped with a power outlet (as noone had bothered to come up to me and say anything about the situation). The response I received from the individual behind the bar, a rather unpleasant individual, was far from welcoming. With a dismissive tone, he replied, “Yeah, I know,” indicating that he was aware of the situation but was not willing to assist, and simply said they were fully booked. I packed up my belongings and told him to forget about the drink. Although a nicer young woman approached me and provided a more reasonable response as I was gathering my things, the initial encounter had already left a negative impression on me. Considering the numerous times I’ve dined at that establishment, I can only recall enjoying a satisfactory meal on a single occasion. They know how to cook a roast dinner. I do too, but I don’t charge £20 for it. I’ll never forget the time some pretentious person corrected my pronunciation of “Milanese”—then the food was burnt! Never again.