The Wheatsheaf Combe Hay

A beautiful pub, and superb food and drink. Staff very friendly and attentive. I will be back next time to stay for a weekend.

A quaint looking pub in a beautiful location but we felt the food was pricey disappointing. One of our meals was completely overcooked to the point it was inedible and had to be sent back! Lovely staff but sadly wouldn’t rush back….

We had a brilliant Sunday lunch at the Wheatsheaf, which is only a short drive or taxi ride away from Bath. It was a really busy Sunday but the staff were super friendly and very attentive. The Sunday roasts were also really good value for... Ver carta

While visiting my daughter for the weekend, she booked a table at the Wheatsheaf having enjoyed eating here before. We were taken to our table by a nice young lady and it seems all the waitresses were quite young. My daughter and I ordered venison...

We were made very welcome at peak lunchtime on a busy Friday. Drinks were served immediately. An original and appetising menu. We were advised that the kitchen was very busy, but our food arrived without a long wait, it was well presented and very tasty....

The setting of the restaurant is beautiful. The food was enjoyable but not outstanding. The service was distracted, with our waitress appearing very stressed and audibly sighing, although she may not have been aware of it. The pub is lovely, but both the food and the service could use some improvement. Would I return? Maybe. Ver carta

The setting is beautiful and there was a lovely atmosphere BUT the food is way too pricey for what you get. The cannelloni was just 2 small tubes and the rest of the plate was covered in tomatoes and leaves, tasty but left feeling hungry and out of pocket. My dad had the crab, definitely wasn't worth £30! HOWEVER my partner had the fish and chips which was spot on, huge and tasted lovely and fresh!

We stumbled upon this beautiful restaurant in a stunning location and were pleasantly surprised. As someone with Coeliac disease, I was delighted to find a dedicated gluten-free menu. The battered fish and chips I ordered were a real treat, and my husband and daughter enjoyed their meals as well. The service was excellent and our food arrived promptly. Our dog was also welcomed, and we loved meeting the resident dogs. We hope to return to this lovely pub in the future.

We went for Sunday lunch after a walk in the lovely countryside around Combe Hay. Service was good but the disappointment was that only three items were offered as main courses (for Sunday lunch) and only one of those was a vegan option. And that option was a risotto, which seems to be the standard vegan option in about 75% of pub restaurants. It 's not very creative and although I am an omnivore, my partner is not. We should probably have looked at the menu beforehand, but really, in this day and age, having only one vegan item on the menu is a bit behind the times. Ver carta