The Wheatsheaf in Daventry

Found this pub by chance on a walk from Kilsby to Crick. Food and beer excellent. Staff friendly and very helpful with the menu as one of us is gluten intolerant.

Scoured the internet for a place near the M1 in Northamptonshire to meet up as we travelled from opposite directions. Very few pubs seem to serve food on Mondays. Staff and customers were very friendly and there was ample choice on the menu. I chose Linguini, my daughter had fish. Both were delicious and my daughter particularly enjoyed her chocolate mousse. Thank you.

We visited for Sunday lunch, we wanted a traditional Sunday lunch and that’s exactly what we got. Reasonably priced too.

A last minute booking on a Sunday evening. Interesting menu choice. The chicken linguine was fabulous and the small roast dinner was good. Great service. Good quality real ale, with some nice choices. Good atmosphere too.

Fantastic food here - great roast with lovely beef. Consistently decent and good value. Staff good too. I'd recommend it to anyone.

Came with some friends first time to this pub we picked it because it an hour south of us and an hour south of our friends. I really liked it a proper village pub. Good food excellent beer and friendly service

Whilst on our narrow boating holiday we moored up at Crick and decided to have a Sunday lunchtime meal at The Wheatsheaf. Was expecting the usual carvery fare on a Sunday afternoon but was pleasantly surprised to find a normal menu. The pub is very pleasant inside and the staff were excellent. I decided to have a burger and my wife went for the special seafood linguine, both meals were delicious. Would definitely recommend a meal here, will come back soon.

The hotel is modern rustic in style, and immaculately clean. The staff are informal, friendly, helpful, and polite. The bed was comfortable and I slept very well. The bathroom was very large and, again, very clean, with a range of fluffy thick white towels. [I couldn’t make the electric shower work: looking at the shower unit I could see a neon lamp which was not illuminated, so I assumed there was no power to the unit. So I looked for a master-switch - which I think I found in the form of a pull-cord just inside the bathroom door. But it didn’t work easily, and I decided to postpone my shower until I got home. When I checked out the receptionist offered to activate the shower for me, but I had already decided to forgo a shower. Perhaps operating the shower deserves a note in the handbook which the hotel places on the bed for the guest.] Breakfast was quite early (7-9) presumably to accommodate the working customers who needed to get to work. I ordered the full English breakfast, which was delightfully complete without being overwhelming. And I was impressed that I had to wait a reasonably long time for my breakfast to arrive, which was accordingly delivered hot and freshly cooked. At check-out I was surprised at how little I had been charged for the previous evening’s drinks at the bar - but my expectations have been developed in London, so that may be the reason for my miscalculation. I thoroughly recommend this comfortable and good-value hotel.

Visited midweek. Had 2 courses for £11.50 senior citizens menu. The burger in a bun was OK, chips were counted out, approximately seven! Fish cake appeared to be all potato, negligible fish, salad was scant and a bit wilted round the edges The blackcurrant sorbet was very nice, the cheesecake had frozen (solid) raspberries on top. Not really a good offering for the price. . This place seems to have gone downhill since our last visit. 2 meals as above, two lime and sodas, 2 coffees £32 total which sounds fairly reasonable, which it would be if portions were slightly more generous.

Nice welcome good food enjoyed our breakfast. Nice size room with great shower. Loved the free drinks machine. Only slight negative was it was a bit noisy at night but was expecting it. Would definitely come back.

Called in last minute tonight for Dinner after driving down from Cumbria on route to place called London . 1st class service & food and all with a smile. Thank you 👍. Ps great pint as well

My other half and I were on the way back from Work and looking for a local pub that’s warm, friendly and serving great food….we hit the nail on the head walking into the wheatsheaf! Immediately greeted with hello and smiles! Seated with drinks in hand and menus open, sitting in front of a huge log burner…what more could we ask for!? Staff were absolutely brilliant, friendly, attentive and relaxed. Food was lovely, great flavours and the portions were not too small…or too big! Perfect. We will be back! Thankyou guys ☺️

We had a table of 20 booked in. Pre ordered meals made things so much easier. We were seated on time, we even had a heads up to tell us chef was plating up. Great little touch as trying to get everyone seated was like herding cats. Impressively all 20 meals arrived within a few minutes and everything was piping hot and really tasty. Rump steaks were massive and cooked to perfection. Staff were incredible, attentive and patient. Drinks we ordered regularly and arrived in minutes. After dinner we moved to the bar where we were entertained by some top quality singers at the open mic night. In summary a great evening with friends from Spain. Thanks to the chef and all the staff for making our night so special.

Really good food in traditional pub surroundings. Easy access off M5. Delicious beef stew and dumplings - a really tasty winter dish. My friend had fish and chips, which he equally enjoyed. Good atmosphere for a Friday lunchtime. Highly recommended.

Overnight stay on the way to Portsmouth and what a great find. Room was spotless, very dog friendly both in the pub and in the room. Catered for us with the dog to ensure we could bring her down for breakfast. Dined with friends in the pub and we all agreed the food was great, well cooked and varied. Recommend the jumbo burger or the fish. Next morning the cooked breakfast to set us on our way was one of the best I’ve ever had. Well done to all the staff in what are difficult times for the hospitality sector. Will definitely return.

Our room was big and a large bathroom but grubby and dated …the cushions on the bed were stained …the curtains had dirty marks here and there …the room was at the front of the pub facing a Coop and obviously pub lighting outside the windows …not a problem but blackout curtains a must ! The bed was soft and comfortable…lighting in the bedroom was very dim bedside lamps didn’t really help The bathroom was large …a bath with shower in the bath …very grubby shower hose …bath plug broken …mould around the edge of bath …toilet brush holder rusty ! the bath didn’t drain properly even after just a quick shower it took ages to empty …no point having a bath ! The dining area was more like a canteen no atmosphere …food was ok nothing special service slow Breakfast was in the same area as dinner …from 9am …they actually locked the door until 9 …so we all stood in the car park waiting …it was only a couple of minutes but totally unacceptable…the dining area floor was still wet and slippery and a very strong smell of bleach or some other cleaning product …again service slow …we were first to sit down and last to be served …our coffee was cold before the breakfast came …breakfast was good hot and tasty Parking in the car park first come first served …we didn’t have any problem getting a space Update room 12 !!

I have been working in the area on and off for the few years and i always try and eat here if i can. Love this place, we have never had a bad meal yet here, the food is top quality, Vicky and the staff are great. Thank you.

We booked 2 night here frist the room was perfect, brew thing in room a1 also coffee machine in hallway to our room bathroom fantastic so so clean 👌 👍 and food in the pub brilliant and very tasty we have both evenings dinner time and breakfast yet again 5* booked here for fantastic place and feels like you are locals. Thank you Vicki 😊

Stayed at the Wheatsheaf with a good friend on a very hot day in Sept 23. Checked into our rooms which were spacious and spotlessly clean. We had an evening meal, steaks, from the evening menu and they were delicious, served with crispy chips, onion rings and a zesty salad. It's pub fare but pub fare done really well! The staff were really friendly and accommodating. We both really enjoyed our stay and look forward to visiting again. A small fridge in the rooms woudn't have gone amiss but a great experience at a fair price.

Very friendly manageress (Vicky) and great restaurant staff too. Rooms finished to a high standard and great restaurant food

Fantastic pub. The food is beautiful I’ve had most things on the menu and never been disappointed. The atmosphere is lovely with great staff and locals for easy conversation. Vicky is the star of the show with great humour and helping everyone feel at home. I’d strongly recommend dropping in if you’re in the area and look forward to my next visit. Leigh

We stayed here for a night as it is just 5 minutes from the M1. The room was well-kept and clean with a comfortable bed and good shower. The village is very pleasant with two other pubs within easy walking distance. Breakfast was included which was very tasty and with a good selection. We had the Fish and Chips and the Sheaf Burger and both were well cooked and good value. The chips were well cooked and the sides for both dishes food. We also had a side of Cauliflower Cheese which was good. There is a reasonable selection of real ales and spirts too and my wife enjoyed her Malbec. The food is reasonably priced and the restaurant is pleasant. Service is good too.

Stayed here for one night and was very impressed with the staff,room,dinner and breakfast..would highly recommend ..first class 👍🏼

What a great place, great location, perfect room and a lovely pub with great food, was just the ticket. Having stayed for business the desk was a little small more than made up for by the coffee machine on tap for residents and also a very kind offer to make me a breakfast box I could get for my early start. Will certainly stay again.

Stopped here for 2 nights. staff friendly and helpful, bed very comfy, Wi-Fi good, curtains dark so had 2 good night’s sleep, walk in shower excellent, everything nice, clean, tidy, brilliant breakfast, prices good, free parking, even git residents fridge and also additional free coffee, tea, hot chocolate etc, cannot fault

We arrived at 10.30am on Saturday 27th May. We knew we couldnt check in until 3 - we just wanted to drop our bags off as we were going to the boat show. There appeared to be one girl looking after the bar and serving breakfast. She COMPLETELY ignored us. All she had to say was "Morning I will be with you in a few minutes". We waited, and waited. 2 more residents came to the bar who just wanted some water. They were also totally ignored. 20 minutes later she acknowledged our existence. When got back from the show we were happy with our room but it was extremely hot and no sign of a fan. Had to open the windows and wow is it noisey ! People shouting and screaming until 2.30 am.Next morning we tried to have a shower which was diabolical - huge shower head and trickles of water which took a long time to respond to changing the temperature. No hairdryer in the room - a little note on the bathroom mirror saying ask at the bar - we decided it wasn't worth the effort. There were no spoons with the cups. We came down for breakfast and were shown to our table by a young lad. Yet again we waited and waited. After 25 minutes my husband went and asked if we could order. When he came for the order i asked if fruit juice was available and he said oh yes all the juice and yoghurts and cereals are through in the next section. Had he told us that we could have at least had a drink while we were waiting. We were then told there was a delay on food !The breakfast when we finally got it was lovely but would have been nice to have a choice or white or brown toast. As we were eating someone in the kitchen let out a huge burp. How disgusting! Couldn't get WiFi the whole time we were there. Came back to our room on second day. Tea, coffee and biscuits replaced but no sweetners and still no spoons. Bed hadnt been made. Came down for a drink on Sunday and were going to stay for tea. The two young lads behind the bar were so busy chatting my husband had to ask to be served. His card took ages to go through, the young lad sorry your card is slow, my husband said no its your Internet. Ended up going to The Red Lion for tea which was soooo friendly and food was lovely at a fab price. 2nd morning went down for breakfast. We waited and waited just to be seated. Horrible stench of drains throughout the dining room. No orange juice left - had to ask for the jug to be filled. And yet again we waited and waited for food. I had finished my coffee long before breakfast arrived. We never got a chance to report anything to anyone, never saw evidence of any landlord or manager just lots of young kids who wouldn't know customer service if it smacked them in the face. Just to finish everything off we couldnt find anyone to check out. Left the key on the bar and took a picture to prove we had done it so as not to incurr a £25 charge. The worst £240 we have ever spent ! Absolutely would not recommend or stay again. Such a shame because such a lovely place.

1 of the best b&bs we have stayed in staff and breakfast 5stars Vickie was fantastic the boss should be proud she is the face

My partner and I came here for brunch one morning a few weeks back. We arrived at 10:50, thinking that brunch finished at 12 when it actually finished at 11. I know no one likes ‘those people’ who turn up just before close but it...

When we are in the area for work, we call in as the food is excellent and the staff are great. A great steak, really nice food.

Currently staying here while working in Rugby. Its a really nice Pub/Hotel/Restaurant set in a small village location. The food menu is fairly standard pub fayre but done really well and reasonable prices. The staff are very friendly and a minor issue I had with...

Stopped on a Saturday night in February. This dog friendly and welcoming pub served good food and had very friendly staff. The over night accommodation was of very good quality, clean with really comfortable bed. Wouldn’t fault it. Good walks on the canal close by....

Fabulous family lunch, excellent service and some really nice touches that show thought and care. We booked a table for 4 adults and 2 children and were shown to a large table with seating and chairs that almost made its own alcove right next to...

Well what can I say, what an excellent Christmas Day dinner we had here, the food was excellent, the waiting staff were awesome and even the Chef came around check the quality of his work. Thank you to all at The Wheatsheaf, you made it...

A welcoming and precious establishment in the great British pub industry. I work throughout the UK, I visit many places but few places that I have visited offer the wonderful, heartfelt welcome that I received here at the Wheatsheaf. I have yet to stay at...

Just got back from a Lovely break at the Wheatsheaf arrived Sunday afternoon staff was really attentive got keys to the Room Lovely cosy Room with everything that you needed. Roast dinner was great me and wife opted for the Roast beef which tasted fantastic....

I stayed here one night and found this to very a very good stop. The room was clean and large, although you hand to walk outside between the hotel and the entrance to the rooms, even though my room was over the bar, this was...

First visit and received a very warm welcome with lots of smiles. Four of us had a different meal and all agreed that they tasted excellent. I would visit again if I lived locally.

Went for a birthday meal last night. The pork and the duchesse potato was charred and dry. The steaks were overdone and there was a skin formed on the sauces. My daughters and son in laws curries were cold. Overpriced badly cooked food

Went with a colleague on a recommendation and we were very impressed. A friendly welcome and lots of helpful attention from two waiting staff who were new starters. Keep it up, ladies - you're doing great! Pork belly bites (nice large portion) and home-made red...

The service was brilliant, very attentive, however the food was lacking. My partner had to ask if it was chicken he was eating as a starter as he couldn’t tell, the steak was tiny and yet expensive, fish was all batter and no fish and...

The menu is large, general pub type food, three of us had different meals, mine was very good, bangers and mash, all excellent, the others were not as good, in fact the rib-eye was sent back, but give the staff thumbs up they took it...

My colleagues and I walked up to the Wheatsheaf from the Holiday Inn for a pint and something to eat. We were not disappointed. It was so good we staggered back to our hotel in the dark! Thanks go to all the staff who all...

We had a great afternoon and overnight in this country pub. The atmosphere was very pleasant to wile away the hours with a good sample of ales and other drinks. Evening meal food was fantastic- top marks to the chef! Overnight B&B was good, quiet...

Staying at the holiday Inn so nice evening so a short 16 minutes walk on a lovely evening. We had a chicken curry, chicken skewers and a burger and all tasted great. Would recommend and a draft cider they had on was great but can't...

Moving for business from London to Manchester we stopped for a fast dinner here. Obliging staff and a real good tasty steak… Well done guys

Excellent food, lovely surroundings and very friendly staff. Staying locally for work and today was my second visit. This will definitely become a regular place to visit. Pork lovers must try the Crispy Pork Belly with apple sauce…amazing!!

Whilst moored in Crick on our narrow boat, we decided to revisit The Wheatsheaf after 4 years. Well, so glad we did! It's one of the best places we have been to for a long time. The pub is well maintained and really friendly. On...

Awesome place with great staff, Vicki and team made us feel like regulars. If you’re in the Crick area you need to go experience this great place. JC

Was staying in a local hotel and wanted to eat local, great service with friendly staff and the food was amazing, will definitely go again!

The food was really good and the waitress we had (daisy) was amazing and helpful definitely come back again 👍

We booked the Wheatsheaf for mum's wake, after a service at the nearby church. They went the extra mile, laying out a table with vases of flowers on it for a memorial book and photos. THey provided tea and coffee, juices and a huge selectiion...

An excellent pub with good food and simple but good accommodation. We visited on a busy weekend but the staff made us feel welcome and we were well looked after. The room was modern and simply furnished but comfortable with a good ‘wet room’ style...

Stayed here to meet up with family from Scotland 11th Feb 2022. Booked in on a fantastic deal, 1 night bed and breakfast including 2 course dinner for two £120. Lovely comfy cosy en-suite room. Comfortable bed, wet room en-suite, lovely clean accommodation. Evening meal...

This was a second visit having enjoyed an excellent time there over two years ago. Knowing we’d be travelling up the M1, we booked again for the evening of Sunday, 23rd January and again we left delighted with everything, the drinks, the food and the...

We’ve lived in Crick for 4 years and The Wheatsheaf is our local. In that time we have found the food (and beer) to be excellent. We decided to book for Christmas Day lunch with a group of friends as it was just the two...

Stayed here for a few days for work, great food and great service, pleasant friendly staff. Hopefully back again for a few days next march

Six of us met for a family reunion and lunch at the pub. One couple was staying at the pub overnight. When we arrived at about 12:30 the room was not ready - no problem as check in isn’t until 3:00 and the offer was...

Over priced slow service The staff just stood behind the bar laughing and giggling. Very noisy No parking

Classified as our "Local" even though there are 4 Waterholes in the village, this is the best, ALL the staff are very helpful and friendly, food is excellent.

Food was OK. Service was rubbish. Food came before drinks. Waitress knew nothing. Bit of a letdown. Staff very young, cheap labour I guess

We had a 2 fantastic meals at the Wheatsheaf - one lunch and one evening - both great - friendly service and a warm welcome 5*****

We had an enjoyable 2 night stay & eat in the pub restaurant on both nights. Check-in was friendly and easy. Our room was very comfortable , clean and quiet enabling a good nights sleep. The rooms have the usual in-room tea/coffee making facilities but...

Amazing food , atmosphere and the star of the show for me was Di . She was amazing and looked after us all so well 🤩 you are lucky to have such a lovely lady like that working for you

Met up with family for a celebration meal, stayed overnight and had breakfast the next morning. The wheatsheaf is superb throughout. The staff are attentive, the menu is wide ranging and great value for money and to cap it all the rooms are spacious and...

The Wheatsheaf is a pleasant 10 minute walk from the canal. We received a warm welcome from the friendly team. Good service and great food all reasonably priced. Excellent wine and it was good to have a beautiful wine glass. The decor was high quality...

Great pub excellent room great food and service friendly staff would recommend and stay again in the future

We stayed here for one night, on bed and breakfast From Checking in at the bar to checking out was seamless The room was fantastic, comfy and clean. There was a complimentary coffee machine in the entrance to the room section, so you could take...

We chose to visit the Wheatsheaf as an alternative to stopping at a service station on the M1 and so glad we did! My mum (who hasn't ventured out of her home town for the past 18 months) felt very safe and comfortable. The menu...

When for lunch with my parents and family Went to the pub because before lockdown we had some great meals But on this occasion we very very disappointed withe food which was very over priced I had a cheese melt for around 8 pound It...

Wife and I went to their Greek Night and had a fabulous time. The food was outstanding (well done chef Trev) and the service was superb - the staff created a brilliant atmosphere and we had a great night. Congratulations to all involved.

Family and friends meal. Fantastic food from starters to desserts. I had porterhouse steak. Cooked to perfection. Awesome ales and wine. Quality establishment and prices to boot.

Booked a table for last Friday evening, we had ribeye steak and chicken, both looked and tasted amazing and lovely attentive staff too

Having moored our boat up (10 min walk to village) we called into the Wheatsheaf for a light lunch and settled on sharing a meat feast pizza. What a result! Fantastic tomato base with generous topping ( we added jalapeño peppers for a kick). Best...

Visiting friends in nearby Yelvertoft Nice pub with excellent service. Great home cooked food at reasonable prices A great night out - would definately go again

Food was amazing , beautifully presented, fantastic service and tasted amazing 😊 best I’ve ever had there . Well done Chris , Anna and team . Well worth a visit and try for yourself without listening to sad negative people who obviously don’t have tastebuds

Had two meals here whilst on a canal boat holiday. Dogs welcome in the bar area and staff were very friendly and helpful. Food was good quality and very tasty

Had a really lovely meal tonight with my family and my mum and dad for Father’s Day. Most of us had the roast beef which was delicious and my mum had the belly pork which she said was soooo nice. The deserts were just as...

I remember the wheatsheaf growing up in Crick, it was always lovely, so as COVID restrictions have eased and I am in the UK ( I live in the Middle East) I decided to come down to Crick to visit my family grave and put...

Called in on journey north: nice welcome and lovely food. Big disappointment - only 10 chips with my burger so if you’re hungry bear that in mind. I did mention it gently as feedback but they didn’t bring a few more chips out as I...

We ate here to break a long journey and were so lucky. The Sunday roast was one of the best we'd ever eaten. The roast beef was meltingly tender. The vegetables perfectly cooked and the meal was piping hot. Congratulations chef and thank you delightful...

Called in for takeaway chip shop, yet again all the food was spot on and such amazing value , DONT bother going anywhere else now as more than happy with sheaf chippy

We took My sister and family for a meal on Sunday evening with one of our party a vegan. What a fantastic experience. The meal was second to none. All the food served was delicious, served promptly and with a smile

Whilst researching Marina's in the area we took the opportunity to grab some lunch at one of the pubs in the village. Very welcoming and dog friendly. The service was a little slow but good otherwise, possibly short staffed but under the current circumstances fully...

Restaurant seemed busy so ordered ‘white bloomer bread’ with olive oil & balsamic to have whilst waiting for our mains. We were served two pieces of thin toast with a dish of oil. Ordered pizza for main which was a nice base but was heavily...

We live in Crick and recently we got a flyer through the door about the Wheatsheaf offering a chip shop style take away which sounded like a great idea considering the closest decent chop shop is about 15 minutes away. My dad was up so...

Visited on Wednesday evening , shown to table in bar, social distancing was poor in my opinion, ordered ploughman’s and fish and chips, ploughman’s consisted of a double finger of cheddar cheese, pickle two slices of tomato , lettuce , a slice of gherkin from...

Having travelled to the area for a funeral we stopped after a long day and upon recommendation on the evening of 24th July 2020. We found the staff to be friendly and the surroundings homely, much like you would anticipate in a village local. The guests were sat in a socially acceptable manner and it’s clear the pub has put measures in place to try as best they can to keep people safe. The place was clean and the staff working extremely hard!It was obvious that the pub is popular as it was very busy. Having ordered our food it was easy to see why! The pork belly bites were cooked to perfection (see picture)! As was the Sheaf Porky for main; each type of pork being full of flavour and in plentiful portion! The drinks were also pretty reasonably priced. One slight niggle was the length of time it took from finishing our main to having our final drinks order take and the bill presented however, as said. Staff were very busy and given all the extra measures they have to contend with, this is a very slight gripe which didn’t tarnish our experience of a lovely meal in a very welcoming village pub.

On Friday 24th July myself and my parents visited the Wheatsheaf for a drink with the intention of then ordering food. My dad went into the bar area and was told to sit outside (it was a nice evening) and somebody would be over to serve us. We sat outside and waited 15 minutes with no sign of a member of staff, in fact a young lad did come out to serve but served a table at the opposite end of the garden then almost jogged back inside without even an acknowledgment. The biggest disappointment is that on a nearby table the Landlord and lady were sat drinking with locals and must've known we'd been sat without a drink or a sniff of being served. It was really disappointing as my parents have frequented this pub over the past couple of years since buying a canal boat and keeping it moored at the nearby marina. I was surprised that we weren't served and the owners couldn't step away from their friday night drinks to either serve us or ask a member of staff to. It's probably cost the pub £100 plus for that visit. We did however find a lovely pub round the corner, The Royal Oak. It has a very nice indian restaurant inside and we were made to feel very welcome.

We found this gem of a B and B purely by accident as we were looking for somewhere to stay with friends who were driving down from Sheffield and we were driving up from Sussex. From check in to check out our entire weekend was perfect - the food was wonderful, the room was spotlessly clean with a lovely big shower, the bed was very comfy and tastefully decorated, staff were helpful and friendly and the atmosphere in the bar was warm and welcoming. There is absolutely nothing to fault here - and the icing on the cake was that we only paid £100 per couple for a two course dinner, bed and breakfast. There was plenty of parking too. This really is a cracking little place to stay and to eat and I would highly recommend it.

After a long and tedious journey, stepping into the Wheatsheaf pub was bliss.We were greeted and shown a delightful room that was well decorated and warm. The bathroom was also large although the bath water ran cool before full.We had a lovely evening meal, and the atmosphere in the bar was friendly and fun. When we finally retired and fell into bed the mattress was amazingly comfortable and we both slept like logs. Breakfast the next morning was delicious and plentiful and kept us going whilst we had a busy day looking at Narrow boats. Highly recommended most enjoyable.

we recently attended a 60th birthday party and i have to say the food and service was first class. There were around 30 people in our party and the food and the way in which is was served was amazing when you think of that may meals coming out in one go.

A regular stopover for my wife and I, as usual food is excellent however the menu is getting dated so I think a change would be welcome, Wine is very good.Last but not least staff are very good, Vikie & Ruth have great personalities.One point to watch out for though if you visit on a friday evening in the bar area 18:00-19:00 can be very loud and can be a problem to get to the bar

Dropped in for an ad hoc visit on a weekday lunchtime, as we were travelling to London. This place is really close to the M1 and so much nicer than stopping at the services.We had whitebait and halloumi fries to share, followed by a Cajun chicken burger, crispy pork belly and beef and ale stew. Every single morsel was fantastically cooked, the flavours were superb. Excellent service from all staff and very reasonably priced.

We visited last night for an evening meal, we had hollumi fries and pork belly bites for starters, they were so good and large portiions we were really impressed, followed by falafel burger and sausage and mash, everything was a high standard the staff were lovely and friendly, we will be back, never a bad meal.

Five of us were staying at the nearby Holiday Inn on a Saturday evening (ahead of attending an event on the Sunday) but wanted to dine locally. The Wheatsheaf had the best website of pubs in Crick so we chose to visit there. Having phoned a couple of weeks beforehand the pub provided their shuttle service to/from our hotel. Not only a free taxi but also a very pleasant and friendly driver Laura! Our table was waiting and we ordered a selection of food and drink - casserole of the day, salmon fillet, sea bass, cheese board, sorbet, cheesecake, fine wine, real ale, coffee, etc. All our plates went back to the kitchen empty. The food was served at just the right temperatures and speed. Only giving a 5/5 rating as there is nothing higher! Would definitely return if in the area. Thank you Wheatsheaf for a splendid evening out.

Very disappointed with the rib eye steak ordered. Asked for medium rare and came up well done . The steak did not look or taste fresh, it was anaemic in colour . It has actually put he off steak altogether . The sticky toffee pudding again tasted stale and was over cooked as it was hard around the edges. Overall did not enjoy my meal at all. I didn’t complain at the time as I was with a group of people and did not want to draw attention to myself . The service was also very slow and we had to call the waitress several times to take our pudding order. Even though the restaurant itself was not very busy. Sorry Wheatsheaf you are going to have to do much much better to get me back again . Which is a shame as I like to support local businesses. My advice to management is go and try The Stag in Offchurch to see how a good restaurant should be managed for its quality food, very good menu and exceptional service.

The quality of the food at the Wheatsheaf drew us back yet again and I think the food this time was better than ever.We started with Whitebait,Pork Belly Bites,Halloumi Chips, Beef Carpaccio and Bread and Oil. Six of us shared this between us and it is more than enough. Mains were Mixed Grill,Beef and Guinness Stew, Wok Fried Hot and Spicy Noodles and Crispy Pork Belly, all of it was excellent as always with the pork in a league of it own and everything else a close second. As we have never tried a pudding here we made an exception this time and ordered cheesecake and sticky toffee pudding, as good as we expected.Service in this pub is first class with friendly staff ready to explain anything about the food or drink.

Excellent choice of real alesExcellent food, large choice and very good particularly the belly porkThey offer a pre-booked shuttle service if you want to ensure everyone is able to enjoy themselves.Busy with both locals and visitorsOpen fire and wifi , children friendlyWithin two miles of M1Good parking and easy access

Our Local Pub, visit at least once a week, mostly for drinks, however Food is always good, Staff are really good.

We chose the pub because we wanted somewhere to have Sunday lunch and swap Christmas presents with our family.