The Wheatsheaf in Selby

Proper pub feel. One that is definitely be a family favourite. Classic pub food (the menu has been reduced) but the quality of the food is hearty and filling. Food served in evenings from 6pm. The lasagne, chilli and steak and ale pie were all great. Plenty of ales to try as well as loads on draught.

From walking into the pub it fealt like a very hostile environment, we ordered our drinks and sat down where we were then greeted by a big stinking hound that proceeded for the next 30 minutes to rub its lipstick up and down our group which put me off my pint that I'd paid good money for. The icing on the cake was when I went to the toilet and was approached my a middle aged man who proceded to tell me about the "strange things thay happen in the men's toilet" and " you smell nice" whilst staring at my penis. Totally inappropriate and quite frankly i felt violated ,I swiftly left. I Will definitely not return to this dump

My wife and I and our Labrador went to The Wheatsheaf for dinner and had a lovely evening. The staff were friendly, helpful and accommodating. Nothing was too much trouble for them and despite the fact that they were busy they took the time to provide great service. The pub is unpretentious and very traditional feeling. The food was excellent. Portions were generous and the food tasted great. I would recommend a visit here for food or just for a drink without reservation.

Shocking food tonight. Ordered the large Yorkshire pudding with sausages, chips and peas. EVERYTHING was from the freezer and sh*t quality. Very disappointed

My wife and I love coming here. The food is all freshly cooked, it's not overly priced either. The staff are very helpful and friendly, and we love the overall atmosphere of this beautiful pub. We cannot fault it at all it has to be one of the best pubs around selby

Visited today, not been for a while, staff welcoming and friendly. Food delicious nicely presented A warm welcoming place to visit

Very cozy pub with excellent fresh food and good beers. The staff was really friendly and helpful. Great atmosphere for a dinner during Christmas holidays!

We have now visited this inn twice. On our first visit we had the roast dinner/ I had the beef which was exceptionally tender. My wife had the chicken which she enjoyed. My only comment is that the yorkshire puddings appear to be the frozen type.On our second visit we both had the steak and ale pie which was superb. For the price you cannot beat this.

We had booked a table and got there in plenty of time. Waited 20 minutes for somebody to take our food order normally come to your table. So went to the bar to order.Steak and ale pie was cold so told them and it was taken away and warmed up not a fresh bit of pie because I had put a hole in the middle to test it. Obviously bunged in the microwave.My wife fish cakes were dry obviously not fried.Staff apart from the young waitress and the lady who got our initial drinks all looked like thunder. We have been here quite a few times before so not just a fleeting visitWe did not feel welcome at all.

This establishment serves well prepared typical pub grub as good as you will get any where and better than most at a reasonable price. The beer is another of their strong points. As well as the usual beers and larger they have a changing selections of hand pulled, mostly local, Real Ales for the more decreeing pallet.

We arranged a long over due lunch with our young niece and nephew (slightly removed!) and had a thougherly pleasent reunion. Being half way for each of us to travel and they having lunched there before none of us have the slightest hesitation in recommending others to eat there. Good standard well cooked food produced no disappointments whatsoever! Lovely friendly atmosphere clearly worth booking in advance as most tables were fully occupied. Staff friendly and helpful much appreciated. Best to order at the bar.

Had lunch here with friends. Home made steak and ale pie was delicious and huge! Real ales served as well. We were too full to sample the desserts. Would highly recommend.

Typical old style English pub..! Decent food, decent service, decent atmosphere and a decent range of beers. Prices are very competitive and all around it’s a lovely little place to have lunch or a few brews. Give it a go..!

Food is good, service is OK but the pub is a little cramped. Best thing I can say is that it's OK but would not be my personal first choice

We were staying in the area on holiday and chose to eat here as it was dog friendly. We sat in the garden and had the haddock and chips and a burger. All the food was lovely , hot and fresh. The meat is all locally sourced.We enjoyed it so much we returned to eat again and had another burger , the steak and a steak and ale pie. Again the food was hot , fresh and tasty. The coffees were good too. We found it to be reasonably priced for large portions. The staff were friendly and lovely with our dog. And they have a resident dog too.

We visited here while on holiday and the pub was dead. There was I couple in there. Apart from ourself and the staff. It took ages to get served as the staff was busy talking to each other. The food was Stine cold it ended up going back 3 times and after that I demanded my money back we were not happy I would not recommend this place to anyone.

Right on the main road through Burn this is a traditional pub with a great selection of drinks and a superb extensive menu. Very trad inside with friendly owners and staff. Gets really busy with diners Fridays-Sundays so booking is needed during this time for meals. Ate here for the first time and all 4 meals were generous in portion, well cooked, nicely presented and very hot. Prices are good compared with some considering the large portions. Small beer garden and car park. Well worth a visit.

Nice friendly village pub with a range of guest beers. Dog friendly and always welcoming. We’ve been in here several times but not eaten here yet, just had drinks. Lots of nostalgia and photographs as it’s close to the burn airfield which was used during the war.

I visited this pub with two friends for a Sunday lunch. There was a brilliant atmosphere and the food and service was excellent. BUT, the downside was that a dog was allowed to wander around the food area without anyone taking responsibility for it. I knew, prior to my visit, that dogs were welcome, but I did not expect to find any without a lead and just free to roam - that is not hygenic and should be stopped - hence my marking down the stars allotted - what a shame.

Popped in for lunch on our way through. Super friendly staff, lovely dog friendly atmosphere. And an utterly delicious, fabulous sized reasonably priced steak pie chips and peas. Would definitely return x

Very good food, served by very nice people. I had curry, two of my friends had fish and chips, the fish overlapped the plate at both sides.

Visited for the first time last week. Three of us had the steak pie with chips, gravy and garden peas. We all enjoyed it, The pie was packed with meat and very tasty. The chips were chunky and delicious and it was a large portion. A fourth person had the veggie lasagne which also came with chips and a salad. This was also a large portion and very much enjoyed. The prices were extremely reasonable and the service was lovely and with a smile. We will be back.

About 10 of us celebrate each others birthdays and as one of our group is a fussy eater, we are limited to pubs selling food. As we all like the Wheatsheaf we normally eat there. This time I had steak and ale pie and was really nice and tasty and would definitely have it again. Everyone enjoyed there own meals. The service was above expectations, the prices are compatible with local pubs and they have a lovely outside area as well. Would definitely recommend a visit if you are in the area.

We first visited this pub in 2001 when we moved to the area. Since then the food has been consistently good at a very reasonable price. Another attraction is the range of beers that are stocked. Space is a little short and you really need to book a table

Our lunch was really good and food is brilliant you get good portions of food. Lovely fire if the weather is cold

We are not local to the area but 6 months ago were looking after an elderly relative in the locality so came here fairly often. It's an old-fashioned country pub, food was always good, as were the beers. But we had had a couple of issues with extra drinks on our bill which was always rectified. We called again last Sunday and treated some friends. I had booked for six of us for 1.45pm on Sunday, arrived and were offered two adjacent tables for four and two, not what I was expecting. As we were all wanting to talk together, I asked to swap to a table for 6, not unrealistic when that is what I booked. There were other tables reserved and they were initially reluctant to give us anything else but eventually we got a suitable table. Just a point now that no-one else came to use the tables we had vacated so why not put us on the table for six in the first place if they weren't fully booked?

Our friends booked up an evening meal at the Wheatsheaf for our friend's birthday. I decided to have Barnsley chop, which I haven't had for quite a long time. Firstly it was quite small and really tough with some really hard to cut sinews through it, if I had false teeth I couldn't had eat it, eventually I did, leaving quite a bit inedible peices. The chips were strange, fluffy but not very tasty. My wife has fish and chips as did 4 others and they all enjoyed theirs. The décor and service were on par with current pubs in the area. Car park is small and you will have to park around the back on the street. Not sure I will return but if I do then I will not order the Barnsley Chop.

Sunday lunch with friends. Their local and a regular haunt. This pub has Timothy Taylor beer, one of my favourites. Had the steak and ale pie while the others had the roast. All of it nicely cooked and huge portions. Lunch for 3 with sweets, a couple of drinks each and coffee was £55 with the tip. The service was good too. Highly recommended if you are in the area.

Called in after walk around Selby Canal twixt Xmas& new year.

Lunch with friends at a pub I’ve often passed on the road. Great historical walls about the WW2 airfield just around the corner. Great selection of local and national beers, hand pulled. Decent pub food with the usual pretty huge portions. The steak and ale pie is as good as any pub although you might like to try the smaller portion. Good selection on specials board too. Service wasn’t bad and the locals were very friendly and happy to chat. Two meals, two pints and two glasses of wine for £25 so competitive locally. Big old open wood fire adds to the atmosphere. Definitely worth a try.

Went for Sunday lunch (13th). Owner was lovely and friendly as they always are. Always had lovely typical pub food here and had a couple of Sunday lunches in past which were faultless. This week the meat and veg were lovely but the roast potatoes and parsnips were uncooked and hard and not sure whether the Yorkshire puds are frozen. This is our local so will be going again and hoping this was just a one off. Lovely little pub with good beers. Food very reasonable too.

The food at the wheatsheaf is very nice and is definitely homemade. It is very good value for money and the portions are huge, you certainly wouldn't go home hungry. Staff are friendly and you get the impression that they have a lot of regulars who go in most days for the great food they serve. Well worth a visit.

Thank you so so much, lovely food, lovely atmosphere, fabulous staff. Thanks so much, we will be back x mwah x

Visited here for a Sunday lunch and the food was fantastic, amazing selection of beers. Worth a second trip.

Me fui pasado y parecía muy acogedor tuvimos que llamar para comer, y no nos decepcionó. Se ve y se siente como un buen olde worlde pub debe mirar y sentir, con una decoración tradicional, los propietarios son amables y la cantidad de cosas de locos esparcidas por cada pedazo de espacio de la pared. El bocadillo gigante pescado era la perfección de finger, y las patatas fritas absolutamente delicioso.

Hemos comido aquí sobre una base regular durante al menos 4 años y nunca hemos tenido una mala comida. Sin duda, algunos han sido mejores que otras, pero eso es de esperar al comer en los pubs. El aparcamiento es práctico pero sugiero cualquiera que...

Este es un fantástico pub. La selección de cervezas es siempre sorprendente y excelentemente cuidado - diferentes temperaturas para diferentes cervezas. Siempre ocupado y vibrante. La comida es fabulosa. Grandes porciones. Este sitio reúne todo lo que es estar orgulloso de nuestro pubs ingleses tradicionales.

Aparecimos para un bocado para comer, encontramos una mesa agradable y tranquilo y con un spaniel para instalamos company, perrito precioso wee.

We visit here quite often.Lovely atmosphere, very friendly staff and super food. Apparently the beer is wonderful. Can state the wine is very good.IMO well worth a visit

We have visited this pub several times over the last few years both for lunch and evening meals and always found it a really nice place to eat. The welcome is friendly, the atmosphere is genuine "olde worlde" pub, the food is good honest pub grub, tasty and excellent value. The beers are good too.

This is a lovely pub with great friendly staff but the lunch left a lot to be desired, my husband had lamb which he enjoyed, I had the steak and ale pie which was huge but the pastry was very undercooked and soggy. The biggest disappointment was frozen roast and new potatoes, I wouldn't use them at home and certainly would prefer not to pay for them. This review should not detract from the charm and friendliness of this pub and maybe we just called on a bad day?

Called in early evening and found a nice selection of beers. The food we ordered was tasty and good value (lots of chips)

I have had food at this pub several time in the past and was always great food. On the last two occasions, however, the food was terrible. I went a couple of months ago and my wife had lasagne or what was supposed to be lasagne. It was in fact unseasoned mince meat with pasta sheets, no sauce, cheese or anything. I had gammon which was tough and cold. We thought this may be a one off so went again on a Friday afternoon for fish and chips and mushy peas. The fish turned out to be a tiny piece and the mushy peas where stone cold. I told one of the staff and they apologised and went to warm them up. When she returned the peas were not much better and the fish was cold, We won't be going again which is a real shame as it used to be great food.

I got talking to an even older bloke on a bus from Selby, who said the beer here was good, so I got off with him at the stop just outside the Inn and followed him in. So glad I did. Every beer I had was great, and the pickled egg was one of the best. Really good, friendly, atmosphere, almost a caricature of what people imagine an English pub should be like.

We have enjoyed a couple of Sunday afternoons here. The pub has excellent selection of real ale and the atmosphere and local air history of the pub is great. The staff are friendly and welcoming

Have visited here numerous times over the past couple of years and each time the food has been lovely. We visit in the evening and it's usually busy so we always book as once or twice we couldn't get in. Small friendly pub with great food. Always a good plate full, highly recommend this pub, the best for food in the area. We will be returning.

Had a lovely mid-day meal here recently. Although there was a large party in with their own buffet we were looked after very well. Ordered the smaller portion of Spag bol and my friend had scampi and the trimmings but they were both very good portions. (Dread to think how large the regular meals are). Mine was served with beautiful crunchy garlic bread. It is about 35 miles from where I live but I will go again if I am in the vicinity.

Quaint pub in a nice village. Reasonable priced Sunday lunch, pork was lovely with fresh vegetables but spoilt by frozen Yorkshire puddings and roast potatoes. Plates were too small but plenty of food so it was a bit cramped up on plate.What spoilt it was dogs allowed where people were eating, this is unacceptable!Had worse, but had much better. Sorry won't be returning.

Best value & best quality pub Sunday lunch in the area and a great choice of beers of course as this is what the pub is famous forLooking forward to the next Sunday lunch hereThank you

We enjoyed an excellent value Sunday lunch here. We knew we had arrived in the north as we had a whole gravy boat each! Too much to eat but carefully packaged up the extra for tea. Thank-you.

Had the homemade chilli and steak pie, both were excellent (and big!) Good beer, and they offered taster samples in a dedicated sample glass before buying. Chatted about our trip and were very friendly to other customers, and our 6 month old!

Locals so friendly, local ale hand pulled fine form, wine, lager and cider chilled to perfection. Food fresh, produce, local meat, freshly prepared to order. Well done Andy,Jo, and staff proud to live in Burn.

I visited one Friday lunchtime, it was quite full but we managed to find a table. We both ordered the steak and ale pie which came with real chips and peas and gravy. It was an enormous piece of pie, packed with tender beef in a lovely rich gravy. I could not finish all my meal as there was so much, you can order a half portion of the pie if you wish, which is what I would do next time. There are also several desserts on offer but we could not manage them on this occasion. The pub itself is very interesting with displays of flying memorabilia from WW2, there is an airfield nearby and the pub was used by pilots back then. All in all a very good visit, we will be back!

This place, fortunately for me, is our local. Well, actually it's the only thing in Burn! It's one of those lovely small country pubs you just want to spend hours in, trying the different ales, sitting in front of the fire reading the paper. The food is good wholesome pub food, very nice. The staff are lovely and you get the feeling almost everyone is a regular (we've only just moved there) Food is available Wed, Thurs, Fri, Sat night and every lunchtime (I think) - Book early for a weekend.

Booked to eat at the Wheatsheaf after birthday celebrations the night before.Had a good walk around Barlow Nature Reserve and then headed to the pre-booked tables at the Wheatsheaf.Excellent selection of beers and very friendly staff.The meals (Sunday Lunch) were excellent and very good value for money.We will certainly be calling back in the near future.Keep it up you are doing a great job. Thank you very much.

We have recently moved home and on a trip out to see what the local pub scene was like came upon this attractively lite pub standing on the busy A19 at the small village of Burn. It was a cold evening and it looked very inviting. we were not disappointed. The pub has loads of private and on street parking so no worry there. a great selection of real ales greats you at the bar. no less than 6 hand pulled beers which are regularly changed together with ciders. its an old fashioned pub with Toby jugs and war time memorabilia lining the walls as at the rear of the pub stands a wartime airfield.food is served Wednesday through till Sunday with a fixed menu and specials board. the portions are large and excellent value. most main courses are in the £8 range and puddings fixed at £3.95 so its not going to break the bank.booking is advisable if you want to guarantee a table. we visited on a Wednesday evening and the car park was full at 7.30pm the pub was doing a roaring trade. we found a table and were quickly asked if we would be eating. the menu has perhaps 15 main courses on and caters to everyone there is also a specials board with perhaps another 6 dishes.service is both speedy and friendly. food quality excellent and as i said value brilliant. can't recommend this place enough just wish it was within walking distance of my house!!

Arrived Friday lunch - pleasant atmosphere and good choice on menu. Ordered the Friday lunchtime special of Haddock, chips & peas.The batter on the haddock was soft and soggy, the chips were NOT homemade, bland and tasteless and the peas had been sitting in luke warm water for far too long. I ate about half the meal but even hunger could not entice me to eat any more.The lady who had taken the order (don't know if she was the landlady) came to collect the plates and asked - seeing the plate still half full - if everything was OK. I replied as detailed above to which she replied 'I'll tell her' presumably meaning the person cooking and serving from the kitchen. No apology, no offer of reduction, free drink - nothing. We were then totally ignored. Other diners were asked if they wanted desserts/teas/coffees. We had become invisible. So we paid the bill, another opportunity to put the matter right was missed, and we left.We will not be rushing back again. A simple apology could have changed this situation.

Super evening at "The Local". All of us had sirloin steak, cooked to perfection, served with delicious onion rings. Very god value.

I was visiting family locally and we went here for lunch. The place did good beers and was busy. This was a great start and the staff were really lovely. The food was prepared fairly quickly but not all the orders were correct. The food was ok. Everything else was good, but when I went there to eat I would have preferred it if the food was the one thing that stood out as being good. I would give it another try as the people are so nice and the beer is good. It was good value for money too.

So many mouth watering dishes to choose from I had the gammon hubby had the hunters chicken we shared a bowl of onion rings biggest onion rings I have seen gorgeous food I wanted to try the baileys cheesecake but I was too full excellent value for money staff very friendly and helpful highly recommended best to book as this is a very popular eatery very much enjoyed my birthday meal

We called here for Sunday dinner.The Beef dinner at £5.95 was tasty and good value.The pub is pleasant as are the staff.

One of the better pub Sunday lunches as I've had some v poor ones around selby recently. Friendly, ordinary, clean pub with good beer & relaxing atmosphere to eat Sunday lunch. Nothing special, just ok but I would return. It's also very good value.

This pubs offer typical pub food including homemade onion rings which were the best part of the meal. In general the food was ok but I won't be returning. My chicken was slightly overdone and I would have preferred the salad to already have dressing on rather than having to prepare it myself. The lasagna came with cooked peas, chips and salad on the side which was a little strange (the person eating asked for the peas to be taken off). it also lacked meat/mince in the filling. at no point during the meal were we asked how the food was however the server stopped to talk with locals.

Having driven past this pub on many occasions in the last couple of years I called in on spec. with a colleague for lunch. Nothing ostentatious from the outside being a brick built road side establishment and the interior is similarly down to earth but with a very friendly atmosphere and busy for mid-week.Getting a table was easy enough though a little shoulder to shoulder as the place was busy. Getting served at the bar also easy and with a good choice of beers. Food menu? Typical pub grub but with some decent specials on the board including Barnsley chop. Can't grumble at the service either as we had the food delivered in good time.Impressions? Big portions, hot plates, chips weren't out of the freezer, all looked fresh and tasted excellent. The Wheatsheaf is not exactly on the Yorkshire tourist trail nor in one of the more spectacular corners of God's county but if you happen to be in the vicinity and passing along the A19 then I would recommend a look-see because the staff are friendly and the food is more than acceptable.

We ate here last week and we both was a little disappointed with the food served , it's wasn't bad but neither was it good just very normal but very dry. I had a jacket potato which has been cooked in a microwave and my wife has chips which a previous reviewer had also complained about being frozen chips so when you go out for a meal you expect proper chips and a oven cooked jacket potato

Second visit here, stayed at Mackinder Farm, booked a table, lovley food!will be back, when in area!

Went in for lunch. Got there just as it opened so had choice of table. Next time will pick a chair rather than the bench seat on the wall, bit to high for the table. Had pie with chips and peas. Came out piping hot after about 15 min so obviously reheated up but still tasty, loads of meat and a Crispy crust. Nice friendly staff.If you fancy a down to earth basic meal in nice friendly surroundings then pop in and give it a whirl.

Visited with friends who live in the village. What a great find - traditional, slightly basic pub but with good selection of real ale, great value meals and friendly staff. Had the jumbo fish and chips which at £7.90 was huge, well-cooked and very tasty. Pub was very busy on a Saturday evening, with most people out for eating.

This used to be a pub that sold food. Now seems to be a restaurant only. Went for a drink for my birthday, an hour latter I was asked if I was eating as it was the "last table". When I said no, 30 mins later they put a reserved sign on the table, basically asking us to leave. Disgusted. How can you be CAMRA pub of the year, but not allow people to drink?

As an infrequent but supportive customer of these premises I summarise in a nutshell:-Food - Excellent.Atmosphere - Excellent.Service - Excellent.Drinks - Excellent.Location - Excellent.Value for Money - Super Excellent.Chips - Disappointing to poor.One can only hope that the management of establishments read reviews such as these and digest comments of a common theme. The meals served at the Wheatsheaf can only be enhanced by a decision to change from the frozen mulch chips, fried to order and currently being offered, in favor of the now regularly accepted 'proper' thrice cooked potatoes chips now the accepted standard in modern restaurants. I feel sure that with this minor adjustment this pub/restaurant would move into the leading category of restaurants in the area and benefit from the reputation such premises attract. Will the management listen and react? - one can only hope!

Hadn't been to the Wheatsheaf for a while despite living only 2 miles away. Booked a table for 2 for 7pm on Saturday night.The place was really busy but our table was ready.I had braised steak from the specials board which was excellent and partner had chicken in Madeira sauce from the main menu which she said was very good indeed.A pint of Landlord (from a good selection of hand pumped ales) and a soft drink for the driver washed it all down a treat.The bill? Under £18!Excellent value for the best bar meal I've had in many a month.

Oldey worldly pub in burn serving very good homemade food(apart from the chips)visiting family as we do every Easter but this time over during the week,been to this pub before but on a Sunday lunchtime,we love this old pub so decided that we would like to go in an evening for tea,they only serve from 6:30 to 8:30 it was a busy Thursday evening so advisable to book,all meals excellent out of the 3 pubs we visited during our stay this was the best value for money,my hubby had a sirloin steak for £9:95,and not only was a excellent steak but excellent value for money too,all meals very good,homemade lasagne,chicken breasts in sauces,shame they don 't do there own chips but they do make there own onion rings which were good,nice puddings too,£47 for 5 meals,1 was a steak and 1 pudding,excellent value,friendly staff,cosy old pub,wish we had pubs like this near us,you are very lucky if you live nearby,we will return when visiting again next year,thank you for a really good tasty tea wheatsheaf at burn.

Following lots of good reports at our holiday accommodation, we booked for a Thurs evening. Upon arrival it was full so I knew it was going to be good. Friendly welcome, good selection of bar meals, approx £7.95. Huge portions, piping hot and all very fresh. The meat pie was heavenly and all homemade. Desserts at £3.45, perfect price. Will definitely be back !

Friendly pub in Burn, near Selby. We visited for a drink one day and decided to come back the next day for dinner. Nice pub with character and friendly locals. Food is very good value and generous portions. Waitress was excellent and friendly with good service. Seems a busy pub which is good and glad we booked a table for Saturday night for the 6 of us. Lots of nik naks in pub including lots of different old beer bottles on the shelves and quite a bit of history about the pub.

Just come back from Sunday lunch. The entry to the pub is not inspiring but once inside this is a traditional country pub serving the local community with a nice ambience. I was concerned that the Sunday lunch was going to be a case of quantity over quality but this was not the case. Whilst the presentation could be improved, there plenty of flavour on the plate with lots of meat. Good range of beer available. The price of the main course was between £5.95 &£6.95 - excellent value. We couldn't face a dessert as we were too full.

My wife and myself decided to drop in at the Wheatsheaf in Burn near Selby.On entering we were welcomed by a lovely warm open fire.After ordering our drinks at the bar we picked a table near the fire.My wife decided to have the home made steak pie from the menu and i decided to order the seafood platter.the waitress who was very pleasant and helpfull brought us our cuttlery and any sauces that we wanted.After a short wait our meals arrived.My wifes steak pie looked beutifull and i tod her that she wouldnt eat it all as there was so much on the plate(hopefully).My seafood platter also looked very appatisng,again a propper plate of food,It was beutifull from start to finish.And luckyly i did get to try the steak pie and it was top quality.Overall a very nice meal,great value for money.We will definatly be going back.Sooner rather than later .

This is my favourite place to eat and drink in the area. This is one of those gems that is becoming ever harder to find as the decline of the great traditional pub is upon us. I have been visiting the Wheatsheaf for the last 2 years whilst I have lived in the area and I have never been disappointed. With a glowing fire in the winter months it is a real home from home, even for my Collie Misty, as she and any other well behaved hound are welcomed into the pub. So much so that she is usually greeted by a bowl of water and a couple of biscuits on arrival. As a traditional real ale pub it is expected to keep the beer in great drinking condition, again the Wheatsheaf does not disappoint, with House and guest beers always on tap, even the most seasoned ale drinker will be satisfied. The food follows this theme, being top quality and amazingly low prices. It is nice to see that a pub has kept to its roots and not tried to venture into pastures unknown with fancy continental dishes that are not required.Overall, a great pub that should not be missed out on.

I have been eating (and more than occasionally drinking) in the Wheatsheaf at Burn for many years and have never had occasion to complain about anything - except that the portions can be too big!It is a real ale pub second to none with regular (if not daily) rotation of beers.There is a great big fire in winter and an outside area in the summer.The locals are incredibly friendly and you will not be a stranger here for long.The food is excellent and the service brilliant. Lunch is served every day and evening meals from Wednesday to Saturday.The pub is full of interesting bric-a-brac and air force wartime memorabilia relating to Burn Airfield nearby.Mine hosts Andy and Jo have been here a long time and work very hard to maintain a timeless standard making each visit a treat.