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The White House sits in Bladon next to St Martin's Church, where Sir Winston Churchill was buried.
Many visitors come to pay their respects at the churchyard, and the pub is a natural stopping point afterward. It's a comfortable, unpretentious sort of place where you can settle in with a drink and something to eat. The menu offers traditional pub fare suitable for lunch or dinner, and they stock a good range of local ales along with other drinks. You'll find a genuine mix of regulars and visitors, which is what you want from a proper village pub. The location works well if you're already in the area visiting Blenheim Palace in nearby Woodstock, or if you're exploring this part of the Cotswolds for a day. There's something quite appealing about sitting in a pub surrounded by this accumulated history, giving you space to reflect over a pint or simply enjoy good conversation and service after being out exploring. The pub feels like the sort of place that belongs exactly where it is, part of the fabric of village life rather than set apart from it.
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