The White House - Menu

This place is ok, traditional pub grub. I went to take advantage of the eat out to help out. The is nothing other than usual suspects for pub grub. Main thing is the place is abiding by the COVID rules and is clean.

Lovely location with stunning views. The staff are friendly and the food is very tasty. Would have been 5 stars if the car park didn't resemble Normandy beach in 1944. I am not sure if that part of the land belongs to the pub, but if it does, it needs levelling off

Went for lunch as we haven't been for a couple of years. Wasn't disappointed with the food at all. Generous portions left us full to the brim. 2 starters, 2 mains and drinks just over £20 with the current discount. We didn't book, but I recommend you do if going for dinner. We Won't leave it so long before we return next time.

Great lunch at the White House today.All covid guidelines were observed so felt very safe.I had the lamb Henry and my husband had the tandoori chicken curry from the specials menu.Both were lovely.The staff were excellent,especially Helen behind the bar.Together with a glass of wine and a beer the bill came to £23 as the pub is participating in the 50% off scheme.However we would happily have paid the full price and will definitely return .

We've driven past this pub several times in the past yet never dropped so I was always very curious what it was like inside. This pub is frequented by walkers. We visited this pub on a cold and rainy August day and from the door we were warmly greeted by one of the barmaids. We were asked which room we wanted to sit in then promptly given a menu. The lady who showed us to our table apologied in advance for the fact that the pub was rather cold as no one had expected the weather to change so drastically from one day to the next; this didn't bother us though.The menu offered a good selection of dishes. We were served very quickly. The food was plentiful, the portions were very big and tasty. I...

Me and a colleague were very excited to finally do the walk from todmorden to the infamous the white house pub.When we finally got there I ordered two pints and took them outside where we were sat on a bench with our dog, as we thought we would check if they allowed dogs, which they didn't.When I got to the bench my colleague accidentally nocked my pint over and went to get a new one. The tall blonde woman wearing no socks who served me came out and proceeded to tell me it was the wobbly bench and I was stupid to still be sitting on it if a drink had already fallen and told me to sit on another one, abit shocked I complied and sat on the bench when she proceeded to rip up the bench and flipp...

We have decided to go there and try as we have not been out for over 4 months so we were super excited. As we walked in, the atmosphere was a bit dull, very quite, no music. There was no pub vibe. We were seated and ordered drinks and food. We went for a beef and pork roast. The food arrived very fast which is not a good sign. The beef was super chewy and very tough, the potatoes which were meant to be roasted were deep fried !! Except for carrots, all the other veg were horrible. The stuffing was just like the one you get from a packet, same for the gravy. The only good thing was the pork crackling! We were very disappointed as it was our first meal out after a very long break. It is a sham...

I could bore you to death of stories where, because of M62 traffic I was forced into taking the A58 from Leeds yo Manchester or vice versa. And the number of times I have driven past the White House without stopping is, to say the least, rather embarrassing.However, for our second trip out following Covid lockdown, our fiends deemed the White House a great place for Saturday lunch, never themselves having been disappointed in over 10 years of going there. So off we trotted.For the first time in a very long time and it wasn 't just relief from lock down speaking we can justifiably say we will be back to the White House. Menu, bursting with home made goodies, a good selection of draught beers...

Having eaten in The White House numerous times previously I decided for the 4th time to make a last minute booking to avail of the EOHO scheme . On the off chance I e-mailed a request for a booking for the same day (last Wed 19th) and got a timely reply from a Mr Marney confirming my table for 2 at 5.30pm.My partner and I arrived just before 5.30pm and joined a small queue waiting to be seated. I was impressed by the large blackboard in the entrance hall being used to highlight the Covid-19 rules and restrictions in such an artistic and clear manner (much better than all these cheap posters floating around).When we got inside, I was greeted by a lady who asked for my name. When she couldn 't...