The Wheatsheaf At Titchmarsh

Had lunch today and both myself and my partner had the chicken Kiev and it was absolutely fantastic, my partner said it was the best she's ever had. Great pub and great food!!!

Two of the nicest pub meals we’ve had since arriving in England 3 months ago. We stopped here on a whim looking for dinner and were impressed by the service and quality of the meals. Much appreciated thank you.

This is a real gem of a pub. The food was excellent the beer of equal quality and a good range. The service was efficient and our waitress, Gemma a treasure. Nothing too much trouble and warm and welcoming. This was our second visit and we will become regular diners. An experience worth travelling for.

we live in the next village along and have been to Christmas meals here but nothing else. We booked for Sunday lunch with a visit relative. The service from the staff was so good. Everyone who came to our table was lovely. We all had a Sunday roast and the food was amazing. The gravy was so flavourful and the serving was just the right amount. We had a lovely experience here and will definitely book to come back again.

Came here with a friend and I couldn’t fault my experience. The service was amazing. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful. As soon as we entered the building, staff were ready to help us. We had 2 steaks which were cooked exactly how we wanted. The portion sizes were generous. The biscoff cheese cake was flavoursome and delicious. Big shout out to India who was very attentive. Will definitely be visiting again.

We looked on Trip Adviser for somewhere to have lunch not too far off the A14 we were travelling from Stafford to Ipswich. Trip Advisor suggested the Wheatsheaf a lovely little pub in Titchmarsh, Northamptonshire. Excellent choice. Off the A14 straight down a little country lane for 5 minutes to a pretty village good food, nice people, not too expensive. Plenty of parking. We’ll definitely be back next time we are hurtling along the A14 at lunch time!

Went with friends, arrived, were seated with a drink bought to us by waiter by 6.45pm. Found in the menu that some dishes were only available up to 7pm. Finally got asked what we wanted to eat at 7.15 to be told that we are too late I said we have been here well before 7 to be told that we are very busy . No apology, so ordered from the main menu. My wife 's Chicken Kiev was completely overcooked and the leaks were hardly cooked, my pot of micro-waved peas were cold in the middle. Should have complained but didn 't want to embarrass our friends. Disaster. Shame.

Our main beef and chicken meals were ok, except for the lack of hardly any vegetables which I expected to arrive separately, but never did. We had four deserts, for four people. When the bill arrived, it seemed quite a lot, and on closer inspection found we had been charged for seven deserts. When we alerted the guy who seemed to be in charge, there was no apology whatsoever, he just blamed the young lady who had been serving us. He should have taken responsibility himself. Let's hope the meals improve and the manners of those in charge. Although I won't be returning.

The pub and restaurant are nicely decorated, the staff attentive and welcoming however we came for a family meal and the food was overpriced and distinctly average at best. For example my starter was described as..... Pan fried King Prawns, white wine, garlic and chilli butter and crusty bread .....what I actually got was 4 king prawns in a sweet chilli dipping sauce straight out of a bottle! Despite ordering a Sirloin Steak rare I 'm 99% certain I was served a Rib Eye steak .....the shape was wrong for a sirloin steak and the marbling throughout the meat was reminiscent of Rib eye....plus it was overcooked. £8 for my king prawn starter and £29 for a steak is at the higher end for pub food i...