The Wheatsheaf - Speisekarte

Delicious food Price per person: £10–20 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

This restaurant is charming and unforgettable! The cost is between £20 and £30 per person. The food, service, and atmosphere all receive a top rating of 5.

We visited here for the first time and had a lovely roast dinner. The menu options were great, the food was really tasty and we loved the pub setting in the village. Speisekarte ansehen

Price per person: £60–70 Food: 5 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 3 Recommended dishes: Steak and Ale Pie, Sorbet Parking space: Plenty of parking Parking options: Free parking lot

Charming and inviting pub located in a picturesque village. The cost per person ranges from £1 to £10. The service is rated 5 out of 5 and the atmosphere is rated 4 out of 5.

I think this is the 1st full 5 star review I've made. My favourite pug in England. Stunning garden in a very peaceful village. The food is great well priced, the service is fast and everyone at the pub is friendly. Parking: Maybe 5-7 spaces and a few more on the road. Although it's normally a quiet pub. Price per person: £10–20 Food: 5 Speisekarte ansehen

Wow! The most unwelcoming, unfriendly pub on the planet! Walked on Christmas Day, called in and asked for a quick drink to revive us from a long walk in the rain ….. and told ……NO! They refused to let us buy a drink. In a pub. On Christmas Day! All the staff wore an expression like a slapped backside. Absolutely vile. The whole place looked like your grandmas front room and smelt of cabbage so probably just as well.

We came across the Wheatsheaf after a quick Google Maps search for a place to eat and we felt very pleased with ourselves with such a lucky find. The pub itself is wonderfully olde worlde with an open fire and dark wooden beams. For lunch, there was a great selection of larger meals (around the £14 £17 mark) but we opted for 'light lunches ' (around the £7.50 £9 mark) which were extremely filling, delicious and the chips were exceptional I rarely say that about chips!

We visited here for the first time last Sunday, as a family group of 8 ranging from 7 to 70 (with a reservation), and everyone came away very happy. From the picture postcard cuteness of the village I'd expected the pubs to be a bit upmarket and chi chi, but the Wheatsheaf felt like a classic country pub, very warm and welcoming with lots of quirky traditional charm no glossy blonde wood in sight. We were seated at a comfy table in a cosy side room, and served with super friendliness and amazing speed. Drinks were great some excellent beer and the food menu proved perfect, a great set of pub classics with a few interesting new angles and an impressive veggie selection. It being Sunday most o... Speisekarte ansehen