The Wheatsheaf

We had a very disappointing experience at The Wheatsheaf today. We visited as a family for dinner and ordered four main courses: a steak, a burger, and fish and chips for the children. After 50 minutes of waiting, we still had not received our food. The pub was almost empty, so there was no obvious reason for such a long delay. During this time, the waitress was unwelcoming and inattentive. We politely asked several times how much longer the food would take, but she made no effort to help us or provide any clear information. The lack of service and care completely ruined what was supposed to be a special dinner for my husband’s birthday. We left feeling frustrated and very disappointed. Based on this experience, I cannot recommend this pub. The service and overall customer care were far below expectations.

Lovely atmosphere and the food was amazing. We had a large group that was easily accommodated and every single thing we ordered was truly enjoyed. We tried several items on the menu and everything was fresh and presented beautifully. Will definitely be back if we’re in the area again

Arrived here after a three hour walk on all trails. We were both in need of something sweet and was pleased to find there’s a selection of coffee and cakes and also a desert menu! We ordered Eton Mess and sticky toffee pudding which was hands down the best we’ve ever tried. Impressed by the delicious sweets we decided to stay and have a light late lunch (available Monday to Friday until 5pm) so ordered a smoked salmon sandwich and a pulled mushroom bagel. The atmosphere in the garden was relaxed with some mellow background music and chat. I would thoroughly recommend a visit here. We loved it and will return.

stopped here for lunch on a cold, rainy day after a visit to Stonehenge. It could not have been more welcoming, cheery, and warm. we had the beef cheeks with potatoes and the mushroom celeriac risotto. Both redone to perfection It seems like all of the crowd is local; or at least not tourists from the states We could not have been more pleased

Awesome pub with an amazing beer garden. Always a welcome break after a hard morning fishing the chalk streams!! Thanks for the bag of wood - we were kept warm over firelight and stories of old.

9 of us had a lovely lunch. Good menu catering for vegans as well as full on carnivores. Dogs are welcome so 2 dogs and hence their whole family were able to join us. Great atmosphere, nice and relaxed for a post Christmas family lunch. Service was a bit slow as they were very busy but we didn't mind as we were happy chatting and it was great not to be rushed. We all hope to meet again at the Wheatsheaf for the next family gathering.

The food was lovely 5 🌟 to the chefs. We arrived 20 minutes before we had the table booked, but we had to wait 40 minutes to get our table. And another 40 minutes waiting time for our food . No one came to apologise for the unnecessary waiting, the pub was half emphty at that time. When I asked the manager about the food he replied sorry sorry sorry.( Protocol) I totally understand dog friendly pubs I like animals, but not in the restaurant site. (The whole pub smelled like dog pee.) Unprofessional customer service.

My burger was ok however it was over cooked and bun burnt so a tad disappointed but my partners pie and his mother’s gluten free tart meals were really nice. Young tall chap very nice and did most of the work whilst lady and I guess the manager just stood at the till chatting most of the time we were there. Had pint of coke asked for no ice which it came with when said about it lady with shaved head and long ponytail gave attitude when stated I asked for no ice or slice, she went away and came back with the drink but wasn’t a full pint so clearly just removed the ice and slice and considering £4.25 for a pint which you don’t actually get is disgusting. For me just a massive shame. Also a 10% automatic service charge is added. No check back if everything was ok.