The Wheatsheaf in North Lincolnshire

Popped in here on an ad-hoc detour to get something to eat & drink (5pm ish). Building looked like an old fashioned type of place and advertised food outside the front door. Parking in the old stable courtyard around the back. Tight bar, low ceilings but offered good ales. The chef spotted as and told us that if we wanted food, Stew and Dumplings were fresh and a special of the day. Very much a locals pub, bar flies were friendly, TV on with no sound (News) and best of all. NO MUSIC and could have a conversion without shouting over any noise. Grub was bang on (Stew, dumplings, mash and veg) and a massive portion. £8 quid. Mrs. had Scampi, a mountain of chips and a lorry load of peas which she said was really good. Also £8 quid. Great pub, great grub, well poured beer and nice welcome surroundings. Rough and ready, no frills good honest place.

Popped in for a snack but opted for a meal. Delicious cooked breakfast, quality and quantity. Excellent service. Fast and efficient.

Went for Sunday lunch to see what it was like under the new management. Things didn't start brilliantly to be honest. Waited for a bit without a menu, eventually asked if we'd seen the menu to which we replied we hadn't so one was brought over (basically a chalkboard that I think everyone shared between them). Asked if there were starters and was given the starters menu which consisted of 2 starters , cod goujons and a proscuitto platter. No soup, no pate , no garlic mushrooms , a couple of pretty odd options for a Sunday lunch in winter really. Anyway ordered one of each and a Sunday roast each , mine with beef and gammon and wife's just with Gammon. Starters arrived and the best I can say is they were ok. My cod goujons were 4 small , what struck me as frozen cod sticks (like fish fingers) on top of some token lettuce. No mixed leaves, no salad dressing just some lettuce, the worst salad accompaniment to a starter I have seen in a long time. The wifes was ok, just a bit of an odd starter really as previously mentioned but fine for what it was. Anyway finished those and then the main arrived and here is where things get tricky because there was a lot good about it but the meat was a real disappointment. I'll keep it short, the veg (broccoli , carrots, cauli, parsnips) was lovely, obviously fresh and cooked to perfection , the roasts were lovely as well , cooked perfectly. The problem was the meat. What should be the star of the show on a Sunday lunch was incredibly disappointing. For a start there was hardly any. I got one small slice of beef and one small slice of gammon and that was it. Wife had 2 small slices of gammon. I mean come on, really? The beef was overcooked (not in the slightest bit pink) and tough. The gammon was pretty tasteless, just struck me as a not very good quality gammon joint. We've had far more meat and better cooked / quality meat everywhere else we've been recently. Is 2 small slices of meat the norm these days on a pub Sunday roast lunch? Definitely got more than that at Red Sails over the bridge and also Memories in New Holland and even a little cafe in Cleethorpes that charge £7.50 for a Sunday roast and you get a lot more meat than we got on this occasion. Anyway on the basis of what we experienced we won't be back which is a shame really. As far as I'm concerned the food has gone downhill compared to under the previous management and they seriously need to look at their choice of starters and offer things like soup or pate etc and to be honest the choice of desserts wasn't particularly inspiring either (no cheesecake for example). I don't like being critical but I have to be honest , could we have said something at the time, yes probably although when asked at the bar when there are quite a few people about I didn't feel comfortable doing that really. At least by writing a review hopefully the establishment can consider what I've said and make some improvements, if they feel my complaints are justified of course. The staff seemed friendly enough and certainly made us feel welcome, it was just the starters and the meat that let it down , sorry but I'd need to see evidence of a big improvement in those departments before I'd consider going for Sunday lunch here again.

Good service, excellent food this place will take off. The Sunday roast was brilliant, gravy excellent, gammon well seasoned and cooked

Recently under new management, The place is warm friendly welcoming. Staff are amazing. Food is superb and reasonably priced definitely value for money! Great drinks awesome atmosphere. So happy to have found this little gem! I will be back! Thank you

Please ignore the negative reviews in the past - new people have just taken over and Soon as we walked through the door we knew we were in for a good time- great welcome And superbly kept real ale was a good start - we ordered 2 Roasts and the food was excellent And at just over £8 each good value for money- I love pubs like this when they are so welcoming- if they were run like this a lot more pubs wouldn’t be closing sadly

The Wheatsheaf is very hit and miss, one week food and portion size will be very good and the next week the total oppisite poor to average food and child sized portions It is a shame because when its good it is really good, just wish the management would be more consistant

Great pub, a proper pub that serves good food. We were away on business, didn't have a clue on where to eat but this place is just a little gem. Good friendly service, very polite and great banter from the very young lady who served us. The food was really good, we both ordered the Rib eye steak, very good indeed, cooked exactly how we wanted and real proper chips - some of the best we have had in a while. We both ordered a pudding, the Treacle sponge was outstanding, one of the best I have had, very well complemented with Vanilla Ice cream. It is a pub, the décor could do with a refresh, but what a little gem - Thank you for serving us - top dollar.

Treated my kids to an evening meal out and this place didn’t disappoint. Their kids menu has all the usual necessities (nuggets, pizza, sausages) and they were good sized meals. Nuggets were decent home-cooked ones which went down a storm. Reasonably priced for good sized meals, though could do with more vegetarian options. I had a fish dish instead. Really polite waitress who complimented the kids on good behaviour and offered them different drinks choices when they were indecisive. Thanks Wheatsheaf for a well earned treat tonight!

My friend and I had a meal at the wheatsheaf last month and it was very nice so we decided to go back again today. Big mistake. The bar person asked if we were eating which we were. She told us to sit down and she would come and take our drinks order. After waiting 10mins my friend thought she would just order at the bar. She went up to the bar and the same person that had told us she would take our order ignored her and went on to serve someone else who just walked in! The place wasn’t over busy so we can only assume they didn’t want custom. We promptly left and went across the road were the service, food and drinks were excellent. We won’t be going back to the wheatsheaf

Absolutely lovely homemade food and a great pint of beer. Very helpful staff, friendly atmosphere. Highly recommended.

Lovely fresh home made food. No Brake Brothers plastic wrapped portions here. Took a while to dish up but the pub was buzzing on Coronation Day early evening. Small price to pay for hot tasty grub in great portions. Excellent proper chips, home made coleslaw, superb steak pie. Hunters chicken a tad dry as other reviews have said but overall the quality of the food is a cut above others who purport to do home made when in fact it is home cooked and there is a difference. Next time Sunday lunch. Can't wait !

We were given a warm welcome in this popular pub. The food is fresh and the beer is well kept. We enjoyed the leek and potato soup served with ciabatta and a caesar salad which was offered with a choice of two dressings. The bar staff and regulars were chatty and friendly, as was the pub dog who came for a scratch. The log burner was a welcome addition to the lovely atmosphere on a cold February day.

After trying numerous pubs that did'nt serve food we came across this estblishment. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Had a great meal and it was a great atmosphere. Will certainly be back when in the area.

Rang up on the day and they were more than happy to accommodate our last minute booking. Staff were lovely and attentive, Sunday roast was delicious and the perfect size for us we were stuffed. They even made a miniature roast for our dog with no extra cost which was so so kind and she absolutely loved it. Thank you for a lovely meal.

Good food in a great atmosphere...........Good beer/ great service. Always delivers great food, never had cause to complain.

Popped in on the off chance ,wow ,opted for the light lunch menu .Best creamy garlic mushrooms I've tasted ,very nice selection of mushrooms. Very tasty fish and chips .Excellent customer service and a great price . Thankyou will definitely be eating at The Wheatsheaf again.

A table for four was booked for four people at 7pm on Friday 12th August. I rang to request a special dish which I was told would be passed to the chef. We arrived on time and were shown to our table. We were asked...

Lovely family meal. 5 different dishes served and every one of them superb. Delicious and well presented food, all cooked from scratch. Care and attention was given by the waitress to ensure the food was just as we wanted it and it did not disappoint....

Family of 5 .. 2 of us had steak pie which was really really good ( cream leek on the base which was an novel but great idea) .. Gammon spot on and the hunters chicken was asked for without BBQ sauce and was a...

I took my daughter here at the weekend for lunch at very short notice and the lovely Kay made us feel so welcome and made sure we had everything we wanted. Nigel went out of his way to make sure my daughter had exactly what...

Lovely oldy worldly little pub, was quite busy when we popped in for lunch on a Saturday lunch time. We had a wrap and a sandwich, they arrived on a board with a pot of coleslaw, pot of salad and a pot of crisps. We...

Great service from very friendly staff. Lovely freshly made food. We went for tapas which were brilliant. Always end up here when visiting family. Cant wait to go back .

This place used to be ok, not last night. I thought I'd have a meat free meal for a change and ordered the mushroom stroganoff..... Well, if soggy rice, fried mushrooms and a bit of cream qualifies as stroganoff, I suppose you'd love it. It...

Called in yesterday for a Sunday dinner it was pretty quiet and I don’t know why as the food was delicious, we will definitely be going again

Visited the Wheatsheaf for the first time in 2 years and the first time since the new tenants have been there, the decor has changed and is pleasantly updated without taking away the character of the place, it’s still the old Wheatsheaf but brought up...

It may be that we chose the wrong night to go to The Wheatsheaf as they had a quizz night which was most unexpected. It made us a little self conscious about the noise we made whilst trying to enjoy our night out. We waited...

First visit for food prior to attending a gig locally- extensive menu with several ‘specials’ We both had liver which was beautifully cooked. The staff were excellent and very attentive. We will definitely be back

Visited here before but about 3 years ago…. Had a walk out today and husbands birthday so thought Sunday lunch. Let’s do wheatsheaf. Taken over since the last visit by I believe 2 sisters. Well where do I start?? Absolutely gorgeous. The decor is warm...

Called in on the off chance received a very warm welcome and we’re glad we did. Chicken teriyaki was very tasty for my wife, father in law had crispy belly pork and loved it! I had lamb and it was really tasty. Many thanks for...

Recommended by a hotel guest & l ordered Salmon with teriyaki sauce. When it arrived, there was. a massive deep fried noodles. The fish was very dried & no sauce on it. The Bak Choi & mangetout were deep fried in oil. It was so...

Came in for a family Sunday dinner. Service was great and the girl was really friendly and helpful. Food was ok, but in all honesty expensive for a carvery…

Me & my hubby took the dog out for Sunday lunch last week and booked in to the Wheatsheaf: what a delight! We both had the roast beef which was lovely - thick slices of melt-in-mouth deliciousness. Such a varied accompaniment of vegetables & spare gravy. But the best was the Yorkshire puddings and as a Yorkshire girl, I class myself a bit of an expert. Never have I tasted such perfect Yorkshires in a pub, they were just like home madeThe staff were also friendly and efficient, lovely atmosphere.I would definitely recommend this lovely pub.

The pub was really busy and the staff coped well, were polite and helpful. The food was delicious and big! The menu was varied, from pub classics to tapatisers, and even mussels. The real ale was well kept - a good pint. We'll be back.

If you aren’t a local resident or known to the pub then don’t bother going in because that is the feeling you receive, just been for kids Christmas night… started off okay but as other tables we seated they was offered food menus for adults, not offered to our table, also as the evening went on all other tables got asked for more drinks and everything okay, not one single check on us,Pay for the 1 drink at the end to be greeted with a non meaning full apology not sure you actually cared what we said and to say we will speak to staff after 12+ years in hospitality management that is some babble you use to pass over the issue without resolving it… My money didn’t feel welcomed in your pub and neither did my family so I won’t return and wouldn’t recommend you, as the wheatsheaf it’s lost it’s spirit from what it used to be. Also I’m sure presents could of been wrapped instead of some crap cellophane bag.. to top it off service is terrible and management don’t care about it or resolve it to a satisfactory level.

We are regulars to the wheatsheaf my partner and I and have recently visited for a Sunday dinner. I must said as lovely as the food was cooked (because it was) there were no vegetables with our Sunday dinner? The portion was small and in all honesty we both left hungry!! It’s unusual last time we came for a meal in general we couldn’t finish it the portion was so big so it was a massive contrast. The service was also slow and if I hadn’t have been for another couple getting up and asking for more drinks I don’t think the staff would have remembered to check on anyone! It’s a shame please know this review is based on the most recent visit every other visit has been spot on! Just perhaps some vegetables would have been nice and more attentive on the drinks….

The staff were really attentive, making sure drinks were never short. Fish and chips were good. A nice atmosphere with the open fire and music. A solid pub tea and good tradition pub feel.

We’ve just enjoyed a wonderful evening at the Wheatsheaf. The staff are the most welcoming we’ve found in Barton and the food was excellent. Can’t wait to visit again.

Decided to give Wheatsheaf pub a try after recommendations and we weren't disappointed. Pub has a cosy setting especially with the fire on, it's a traditional looking pub with good service and very good food. We chose the small eater portions (2 courses for £12.50) husband had liver & onions (first class! With a gravy which included brandy and cream), I had lasagne with small salad & dressing, garlic bread & chips, the whole meal was tasty with tangy cheese on top of lasagne - mmm. Finished off with two sticky toffee puddings. Recommend a visit and we'll definitely be back.

Sunday lunch was absolutely lovely. Nice menu, generous portions, excellent staff. Thoroughly recommend- no faults at all

Service was very slow, one girl was running around doing everything while the other staff seemed to be happy talking to each other. Food was good . We were there for 2 hours and only had a main course, we gave up waiting for the dessert menu.

Dark cold uninviting & that’s it Waitress was spot on but that’s it Only had a drink - didn’t want to stay any longer 🤦🏻‍♀️ food looked awful

We visited the pub for lunch and were looking for some traditional pub grub. The Wheatsheaf did not disappoint. Lovely atmosphere and a very friendly lady who served us. The young waitress was also very pleasant and confident when taking our order and serving us. The food was delicious, home cooked meals. We were really impressed that the kids could eat for £1 with an adult meal. Portion sizes were generous for both kids and adult meals. Lot of variety on the menu. Would recommend the steak and ale pie, full of meat and lovely and juicy. The pastry was crispy and cooked perfectly throughout!

Great place to eat with the whole family. Great value, great tasting food and most of all wonderful staff

Great choice on the menu. Food was great, and the staff were friendly and efficient. Would highly recommend the chorizo starter.

Me my partner and 2 friends went to the Wheatsheaf in Barton recently for Sunday lunch. We all had lovely tasty starters then two had beef one had turkey . It was all beautifully cooked and presented and there was ample for everyone. Puddings were good to.

Limited menu is still very good as is the service. Care taken with the Covid rules from the very beginning

Great food and happy cheerfully staff. Had the fish and chips and it was cooked to perfection. Great beers to wash it down.

We've been twice on a Sunday afternoon on the way home from the beach with the dog. Sat outside in the beer garden. Excellent food on both visits across all meals. Friendly staff and good service. A great find.

Having finished a virtual running challenge for the month it seemed like a perfect way to celebrate with date night at our local.Always a bit strange going out at the minute but despite the restrictions in place we had a lovely evening. They're doing a great job with excellent service and food. Highly recommended.

Delious food good beer lovely atmosphere couldn't fault it thanks to gee Debbie and all the staff always worth a visit highly recommended xx

What a warm welcome by the owners, one behind the bar and the other helping with the food serving. This was a first visit where we had booked a table for lunch. We had a choice of Seniors Lunch Menu and the a la carte. We chose the former and had a really good gammon and vegetables and haddock, (home made) chips and peas. Finished with a beautiful home made dessert which we shared as we were so full!The atmosphere was warm, the pub/resto cosy and the food was ample and tasty and not expensive. What more could we want? Definitely coming back..

We booked in for lunch and what fantastic service we received, we were shown to our table and all the new rules were clearly explained. We were offered drinks while we browsed the menu. We settled on our choices and ordered with the waitress who had very good knowledge and a friendly temperament, especially with the kids. The food was ordered and arrived swiftly. What a delight the food was, with plentiful portions, a winner all round. We could hardly squeeze a dessert in but greedily we did. When food is this good it’s a must. A nice little gem with home cooked food and craft ales, a real must to visit when in the area.

My wife chose the jerked chicken and I chose the haddock, and both were delighted with the quality of the food. The haddock was perfectly cooked, crisp golden batter over a beautiful white meat. We thought that the service was prompt and servers checked twice that everything was ok, which it was. Better than ok. It's the first establishment we've been to that seems to be 'on the ball' when it comes to Covid-19 distancing rules and segregation. All in all, so good, we've booked again. (The Eat Out to Help Out is such a great deal!)

As soon as we got to the pub we was greeted with a very warm welcome, we sat outside in the garden which is a beautiful setup, we ordered the 10oz rump which was cooked to perfection, absolutely delicious, will definitely be coming back again soon, we’ll done to all the staff

We have used the pub pre covid and were always very pleased with the quality and price of the meals. We went back on wednesday ( fro its re opening) a.nd were pleased to find the same welcoming staff, and the beer and food was of the same high standards we have come to expect. highly recmmended. The covid rules were well managed and we felt safe in the new environment.

Wheatsheaf has only recently reopend, i went for sunday lunch with my family, the food is outstanding and so is the quality of the service, all the staff very polite, always on hand to help with any assistance needed, they have put social distance in place ans must have worked very hard to ensure the safety of customers and staff, definitely recommend

Love this pub, lovely old school pub, log fire, real ales and great food. We both had steak pie and chips. Quite busy but we were quickly served freshly cooked food. Delicious

As an advocate of having a Sunday lunch out, the Wheatsheaf was recommended to us by friends who told us it was the "best place to eat in Barton", bold claim! Well i haven't tried all the restaurants in Barton but i was very impressed with the quality of food we consumed at the Wheatsheaf. The pub was busy but the staff were friendly and eager to please.We were sat in the snug which is small and cosy with only 3 tables (never saw the main eating area) this was nice though as my partner and i could just enjoy our food without excessive noise from other patrons. The menu choice was small but as we only wanted Sunday lunch it was perfect, i ordered the pork and my partner had the beef, when the food came out you could tell it was home made. The portion was ample and very filling, meat, roast potatos, mash, cabbage, carrot/swede mash, Yorkshire pudding and a very rich and tasty gravy. What more could you ask for. I would highly recommended this establishment for anyone who wants a good, tasty home cooked Sunday lunch. There were other options on the menu but was very limited, thats why i only gave it 4 stars, we were going to treat ourselves to dessert but the choices were very limited and all were very heavy and we didn't fancy it after a large dinner. The price was i thought reasonable with 2 dinners and a couple of drinks for under £25

We had booked for a table of 11 well in advanced and we were given a menu to pre order what we wanted. When we arrived we ordered our drinks and went up to our table. When the waitress came over we were told that there was only two steak pies left even though we had pre-ordered 3! So this left us feeling very disappointed before we had even received the food. So 1 of our party had to change their choice of meal. When the food came out the portions of steak pie differed in size. All the rest of the meals were very tasty apart from the roast potatoes which were nearly impossible to cut through. The portions on the roast beef dinners which 2 of us had was massive and the beef was absolutely gorgeous, it just melted in your mouth. Upon receipt of our bill we let the waitress know of our disappointment on the couple of issues mentioned but we were not offered any compensation. We will probably be back again in the future but would hope that they up their game next time.

3 friends looking for a sunday dinner , well we tried here and it was amazing , 12 hr braised beef was so tender just melted in the mouth , very friendly staff , i would recommend everyone staying local to here to give it a try , wish i lived local to here not down in wales

The best homemade food ever. We moved here recently and keep coming back for more of their lovely food. Good value and great choice

Used to go for Sunday lunch, but my last visit was average. Atmosphere OK, but although VFM, not a place I would return to.

We were going to move on after a drink at the Wheatsheaf, but we liked it so much we stopped - It has a friendly atmosphere and a unique character about it. (Check some of the non-food photos out).We will be back and this time to eat.

Visited today with my family we all had the three course Christmas fayre menu,excellent tasty food from start to finish lovely warm atmosphere friendly welcoming staff highly recommended thanks to gee and staff for a lovely day x

Very friendly and welcoming staff members - found us a table without having already booked - vegetarian and vegan choices excellent - highly recommended

Sunday lunch with the wife, absolutely delicious Sunday roasts, everything was cooked to perfection especially the succulent beef, great price too

Went for a meal with my partner, very cosy with the log burner going. I had the Ox cheeks it was delicious I couldn’t fault it very big portion too my partner had the Gammon which looked lovely and he said it was delicious too, definitely recommend ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Visited with family,lovely friendly staff lovely warm atmosphere excellent food and service will be returning

Great good, and lovely friendly staff with a sense of humour, all seven of us had a super time, thank you Wheatsheaf, Barton.

Went for Sunday Lunch. Had high hopes. This was our first visit, based on Tripadvisor reviews and rating. Quite possibly we were just unlucky and our food experience was not the norm.

Have eaten here 3 or 4 times recently and have never been disappointed. All freshly cooked and the Sunday lunch is amazing.

We were a group of four for dinner. Their menu selection is good. The atmosphere is good. The prices are good. What's not to like? Best of all, our friends booked their 2019 Christmas dinner here as their 2018 Christmas dinner at The Wheatsheaf was so good.

Just had a family meal in the Wheatsheaf, four of us in the group. Absolutely amazing value for the price, the food was excellent. First time I have had Macoroni Cheese for a long while but the version I had tonight was outstanding and the meals my family all had were of a similar quality. Really recommend the “Sheaf”, having just moved to Barton I’m sure we will be eating and drinking in there frequently.

Nice little pub. Has beer garden. The food is tasty and cooked well. Reasonable prices and friendly staff. Always a warm welcome.

We are staying nearby at the Bardney Hall B&B.; This was recommended by the owner and did not disappoint. It was nice to have table service in a pub and also the food was good quality. The pork chop and mash was lovely. My wife had the steak and ale pie, which again she loved and the amount of steak was good compared to a lot of other places where you appear to be on rations, just a shame they're cut from a large pie rather than an individual pie, or that's how it seemed anyway but none the less still delicious. The Biscoff cheesecake was huge too, I knew she wouldn't be able to manage a whole piece as did the waitress, as she brought 2 spoons ...both were needed.

We visited the area on our mini honeymoon and we asked some of the locals for recommendations for a nice meal. Almost everyone suggested the Wheatsheaf and so we decided to try it. From walking into the pub to leaving, we felt so welcome. The staff and other customers were so friendly. We decided to have a mixed grill and the beer battered fish and chips. The portions were huge, the food was all freshly cooked to perfection. All fresh, local ingredients. It absolutely wasn't pub grub, it was restaurant quality food. We haven't been to a pub where the barmaid actually comes to the tablle to ask if you want another drink. This was a nice touch and made us feel like we could just relax in each others company. We met the new chef and were able to pass on our compliments to her. We will definitely visit the area again on our anniversary and will 100% revisit the Wheatsheaf. Thank you to all the staff for a lovely evening.

Upon hearing of this pubs glowing reputation we became curious and had to try for ourselves. Ever since we have returned most Saturdays for our pub grub fix.

Visited today and had the Jamaican Jerk Chicken burger and it was honestly the BEST burger i’d ever had. I’ve eaten multiple times with different people and we can all agree they have the most amazing food in the area

We cycled over the Humber bridge with the promise of the best steak pie with perfect crust ! Alas all sold out ... we’re we disappointed no way because the fish n chips , home made goujions and risotto from the specials board were all super . Best kept real ale for miles around keep up the great work Team Wheatsheaf that teenager in the kitchen sure knows how to cook ‍

We eat here fairly regularly, both as a couple and with other friends and family. The staff are always very welcoming, the food always good with decent size portions, and the real ales are very good - it's cask marqued.

Great and typical English local pub, busy midweek with a mix of locals and visitors.

Booked a late Fathers Day meal here for 13 of us, staff were very obliging to fit us all in at such short notice. The service was excellent very friendly staff, the food was truly delicious with a lot to choose from. They also catered for my dad who has Coeliac Disease. 3 of the party were children & they were well catered for too. We will definitely be making a return visit!

Came in today for a try as I’ve heard lot of good things about this place. I am amazed by the food, I had the fish and chips, fish was beautiful and fresh, chips were homemade and incredibly tasty. My friend had sausage and mash, she was impressed with the amount of food that she got given. The sausages are local, the mash was creamy and lump free. All food was piping hot! We will definitely be back as it’s definitely worth the money! The service was wonderful, waitress and bar main were incredibly nice and helpful.Couldn’t recommend this place enough!

Excellent meal, my husband and I visited. We both had soup of the day and I had pork chops salad and chips and my husband had steak. We learned the chef cooking was only 17 years of age. She has just won quite a few awards at college and the food was excellent. The place was packed out and as usual the service was excellent. It was a great meal and we will be back. Definitely a must.

I found this pub in Camera's Good Pub guide hoping to find somewhere for a quick lunch on our way back to Somerset. We arrived at just after 12 noon and the pub was already bustling with locals with many in for lunch. A good sign! They had a good selection of real ales and my Timothy Taylor was first class at a reasonable price. For lunch I had haddock and chips with mushy peas and my friend gammon steak with all the trimmings. Some of the best pub food I've tasted in ages and great value. The lady behind the bar, knowing we had a long way to go, couldn't have been more helpful in ensuring we were served promptly. I wish this pub was near me, I wouldn't go anywhere else.

Was a family dinner with kids lovely place, good food, great atmosphere and excellent service will definitely be going again

Had a family meal here We all very much enjoyed the home cooked food Very generous portions Great service and value for money Will definitely be going back for another visit

An excellent place to have a bite to eat and catch up with old friends over some great beers or a glass of wine

Fabulous Beef. In fact the best Sunday Dinner for ages. Very good staff. Nice ambience, old fashioned pub with good friendly place to go

We had an excellent meal. Very large portion of a pie filled with the best tasting lean tender steak and good value at the price. Full strength cola from the bar. Superb.

We popped in hoping for a table, we were qyuckly seated, menus given, drinks ordered. We both had calamari starter, absolutely delicious. The salad wasn't much, few salad leaves. I had the liver and bacon... I was really impressed as its hard to get liver right... Big portions, my husband asked for his steak blue but it came out rare, he finished it so obviously wasn't too fussed. We weren't told about the specials which we saw after we ordered. Staff were lovely and checked back and friendly. Will come back again

Home cooked food served to a very high standard. Cannot fault the Wheatsheaf and we have eaten here on a few occasions. The sunday roast is delicious and was well received by my fussy teenagers who think only I can cook a roast ! The pork belly was divine. The pub is lovely too and the staff and service excellent. Would highly recommend.

After shopping found this little pub,stopped off to have a drink, looked nice inside lovely fireplace with log burner,meals looked good,only down side was the state of the gents toilet cubicle,

Fantastic Food piping Hot! I fancied a curry after 3 hand crafted Real Ales. Wasn’t on the menu, but they made me one especially. Gee who runs the pub along with his Partner are so friendly and make everyone feel Special.

The Wheatsheaf served up some of the best lunchtime food I’ve ever had in a pub. My bavette steak was perfectly cooked and succulent. It came with a leafy salad, grilled tomato and deliciously hot beef dripping chips. The staff were friendly, smiling and helpful. Couldn’t ask for more!

Friendly and helpful staff, didn’t book and they were full but managed to squeeze us in with a short wait. Amazing beef on the Sunday dinner and was really good value. Would highly recommend!

Love this pub! Sunday dinner served till 7pm which is great. Choice of braised beef, chicken, gammon or pork, served with roast spud which were nice and crunchy, mash, 2 veg, stuffing and a Yorkshire pud. All great, big portion and at £8.95, excellent value. Have been many times and Will definitely be eating here again!

No matter how busy the staff are customers are always made to feel welcome. The atmosphere is relaxed and warm with a real buzz. The food is good and reasonably priced.

Traveling through the area we called in for lunch.