The White Hart — Pub in Aylesbury

The White Hart is a traditional pub on Exchange Street in Aylesbury. The Exchange is a central area, easily reached and connected to the town’s commercial district. The White Hart serves affordable and hearty meals. It’s popular with both locals and visitors for casual dining, drinks, and a relaxed atmosphere. Located in Buckinghamshire, The White Hart is an accessible spot in Aylesbury.

About The Venue

Established in 1809 as an inn for travelers, The White Hart continues as a public house. The building dates to the Georgian period, featuring wooden beams. As a Grade II listed building, it reflects local history. The interior offers a traditional decor, creating a lively and welcoming environment. Warm lighting contributes to a bustling atmosphere. The White Hart provides step-free wheelchair access and accessible toilets. The venue appeals to both locals and visitors, offering a friendly, historic setting in Aylesbury.

Typical Experiences

The White Hart serves real ales and local craft beers alongside a standard pub menu. It’s a good spot for casual dining, a quick lunch, or evening drinks. The reasonable prices and friendly service make it a regular choice. With indoor and outdoor seating, The White Hart offers flexibility. Try the fiery chicken wings – they’re a popular starter – and enjoy the distinctive backdrop of the Georgian-era architecture for a relaxed gathering.

Notable Features

  • Georgian-era architecture with wooden beams
  • Real ale bar serving local craft beers
  • Grade II listed Georgian building
  • Wooden beams and traditional decor
  • Children under 18 restricted access
  • Award-winning children’s meals at £4.99 and £5.75
  • Real ale served from CAMRA-listed pubs across the UK
  • Fiery chicken wings and haloumi fries
  • Affordable prices with good food quality
  • Fire Chicken Wings
  • Affordable Ales
  • Wetherspoon brand standard
  • Indoor and outdoor seating

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Information about this venue is based on publicly available sources and may be incomplete. Last updated in July 2026.