The Wheatsheaf Combe Hay

This was a lunch with a friend. Wonderful food and beautifully decorated. Would highly recommend.

Great food, relaxed but lovely place. Highly recommend for a break from the usual chain restaurants

The Sunday lunch was very good the staff very helpful and efficient my only complaint no custard but I didn't have room for pudding

Sub-standard, basic pub fodder at inflated prices. A special mention too for the gents toilets, where you can travel back to a time when framed photos of women's backsides were cool things to hang on your wall.

Went with friends, as the Sunday lunches were highly recommended. Squid starter was very tasty and I was very much looking forward to the main event. …what a disappointment it turned out to be. I had the roast beef, it was tough and I struggled...

We had a fairly large family gathering at the Wheatsheaf for Sunday lunch. The food and service were fabulous with knowledgeable friendly staff. The pub is dog friendly in the extreme, with their own little entourage of dogs. The garden area is terraced and on a nice day is wonderful. All in all, a lovely place with lovely staff.

The Sustainable Forest Lodge was a testament to eco-conscious living. Surrounded by the beauty of the forest, it provided a harmonious retreat. Our lodge room was comfortable and had all the eco-friendly amenities we could ask for. The lodge staff were passionate about conservation and provided great tips for exploring the local ecosystem. A stay here is a step towards a greener future.

Used to frequent this pub with family and then friends 35 years ago so popped back for some nostalgia! It was a beautiful day and the garden looked magnificent and very welcoming however a little nippy so we ate inside. Just as it was back then but bigger and better. We both had Chickpea burgers with Halloumi and sauces which were delicious. Great food, attentive service and good value, thank you

This pub was highly recommended but rather disappointing. I had Brill, nicely cooked, but on limp and tasteless unseasoned Pak Choi. The burgers were small and underwhelming. Frangipane and pear tart was dry, hard and lacking in flavour. Very little pear, very little almond flavour and pastry too hard to cut with a spoon. Wished I’d had the sticky toffee pudding, which was good. Obviously very popular with locals so perhaps we caught it on an off night