WE popped down to the recently refurbished White Barn Hungry Horse pub in Cuddington to see the extent of its six-figure makeover.
The Forest Road pub reopened at the end of November 2021 and now boasts new decor and TV screens inside, as well as an impressive exterior.
The outside area been upgraded, with a heated pergola and a TV viewing area to allow customers to watch sporting events outdoors.
The efforts which have gone into refurbishing the White Barn are clear from the moment you walk through the doors – everything is impeccably tidy, clean and well put together.
And while the decor is modern, it still feels cosy, relaxing and homely – the perfect place to unwind and spend time with your friends and family.
As well as cosmetic changes, the White Barn bar has also been upgraded with cocktails on tap and a new Thatcher's fusion tap providing a variety of flavoured ciders.
A new menu, which features customer favourite deals such as curry and steak nights and classic pub grub, also includes creations such as the 'Berry Cheesy Vimto Burger'.
The food was brought to the table in record time and the portion sizes were generous, but most importantly it was tasty and hot, and we couldn’t wait to tuck in.
‘Service with a smile’ is a phrase which fits the White Barn well – the staff were busy making sure everyone’s visit was as enjoyable as possible.
And that is the same for every customer – whether you were a family with young children, a couple, or a group of friends – everyone got the same level of service with a friendly smile.
The White Barn is a great option if you’re looking for somewhere with generous portion sizes but reasonable prices, where you will feel welcome and can relax.
The pub is open Monday to Thursday and Sunday from 8am until 11pm, and 8am until 12am on Fridays and Saturdays.
Food is served between 8am and 10pm every day.
There is a car park opposite the pub too with plenty of spaces.
For more, visit hungryhorse.co.uk/pubs/cheshire/white-barn.
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