The Wheatsheaf Inn And

Nice welcome from Staff. Had a very good Sunday lunch. Restaurant has recently been upgraded to a very good standard.

On a wet cold afternoon we had a few drinks. If you wanted to watch the rugby you had a fire if not .... Very average choice of drinks and decor wouldn’t rush back.

We ate here whilst staying at Plas Farm Touring Park. It is about a ten minute walk from the site. Food was lovely and staff were very friendly and helpful. We would return if staying in the area. Ver carta

We received a warm welcome and enjoyed a delicious meal in a peaceful setting at The Wheatsheaf. The dishes we ordered were cooked to perfection and beautifully plated, with the pie being a particular favorite of my husband's.

whilst staying in village we were pleased to find a real country pub. Had a good meal and drinks and food very reasonably priced. One of the locals had his dog Reg in the pub and they should get on Britain's Got Talent with their tricks. Everyone very friendly. Will definitely go back.

Good little pub in the middle of the village. Limited beer selection with a few ciders and lagers. I had liver and bacon casserole which was really good and my wife had the pie option which she enjoyed. Has a good garden for the summer but it was definitely inside weather when we visited and they had 2 log fires burning whilst we were there. Lovely church opposite. Ver carta

We were staying nearby on holiday and decided to eat here one evening. The greeting on arrival could have been more friendly from the staff but we did not let this deter us. We ordered some food and had to wait a while for it to be served. It was nice food and we followed it with dessert. The pub was a little sparse, not very welcoming, which was probably why it wasn't busy.

Just had a Sunday lunch and I can't see what all the negative reviews are about. I get it that each visit is individual but the staff are very welcoming and the food it's great. We had the leg of lamb which just melted in your mouth along with various vegetables. It was all cooked to perfection. We also had our bestest boy Archie with us (he's a dog lol) who was very pleased with the treats from Debbie. The beer garden is a little sun trap (providing the weather plays ball, you can't blame the pub for that) and it's located in a lovely country village setting.

We were hesitant to visit this restaurant due to negative reviews, but since it was the only pub in the village, we decided to give it a try. Unfortunately, we were extremely disappointed. The pub had a charming appearance, but lacked any atmosphere or soul. The staff, including a seemingly unfriendly older woman behind the bar and a chef who appeared disinterested, did not add to the experience. The food was clearly frozen, as the pie was bland with watery gravy and the mashed potatoes tasted like they came from a packet. The salad on my husband's plate was limp. Despite a good selection of beer, we were the only customers in the pub. We paid our bill and quickly left. Overall, we would rec... Ver carta