Out and About: At The White Hart Inn (Copy) (Copy)
The White Hart Inn sits in the heart of Hull’s Old Town, a Grade II* listed building that carries centuries of stories. Its oak panels, stained glass, and the famous “Plotting Parlour” upstairs make it one of the city’s most characterful pubs. The place feels alive with history, yet relaxed enough for an easy afternoon session.
The taps were flowing with alcohol free options that held their own. Zero Tide Pale, crisp with light citrus. Still North Stout, smooth and malty with a roasted edge. Bright Quarter Lager, balanced and clean with a soft finish. Each pour felt familiar but new, proof that AF brewing is hitting proper pub quality.
The low hum of conversation, the smell of Sunday roast, and the creak of old floorboards set the tone. The White Hart isn’t trying to be trendy, it’s timeless. Spending an afternoon here shows how alcohol free drinking fits effortlessly into real British pub culture.
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