The Wheatsheaf in South Lakeland

Well I won't be going back ,the food was awful ...the tomato ,basil and pesto soup had a horrible sharp but sugary sweet taste...the sandwich that came with it had the cheapest bright yellow " butter "on. ,a maximum of one slice of ham and the cheapest mustard . My 4 year old grandson could have made a better sandwich ! My husband had pie which had hardly any meat in it and the gravy was unusual tasting ( to say the least ) and sweet . I've had far superior microwave meals ! The toilets which were always an asset to the pub had gone downhill too.

The service here has always been but over the years we have always made allowance to support local business. However the service this evening was the worst we have ever experienced and was truly atrocious. The venue is clearly been run on minimum staff - front of house two. We waited overan hour on a single course and close to another hour for the table to be cleared. No apology offered when we came to pay. We will not be going back which is a great shame. Book this venue at your peril.

Good pub food with generous portion sizes too late for the Sunday roast as went early evening. Food was tasty and well price Service was friendly

Everything seemed shut on a Tuesday in the vicinity & we returned to The Wheatsheaf after not visiting for several years. Pub was nicely done inside balancing traditional atmosphere in the bar & a gastro pub vibe in the main dining area. Staff were super friendly especially the younger lady who was incredibly helpful. Sadly the food didn’t match her standards. Whitebait was good but the tomato soup was way too artificially sweet. And the ‘bitty’ chips tasted like they were fried in the same oil as fish. A chippy no no. Bread seemed microwaved (dense) & my individual pie looked shop bought, mushy peas tasted like Bachelors & the gravy was def Les Granules du Bisto. Not good.

I came to this pub today to try out the roasting it was amazing and was fresh and very hot. The beef was really good and the sauce was excellent. Would definitely recommend this place

We booked in January , an overnight stay. When we arrived on Aug 10th, the booking had not been passed on by whichever company now runs the hotel part of the business.No room at the Inn indeed! They eventually found us a room elsewhere at The Queen’s Head at Troutbeck. Despite numerous emails, we’ve not had as much as a courtesy reply from Robinsons, let alone any sort of apology. When you arrive at 7 pm it’s very unsettling to say the least!

We have come here numerous times over the last 7/8 years, always our go to place for special occasions and family meals out, however after today’s experience we will never be returning again. We ordered soup to start which initially came out cold we told the lady who apologised and took it away and said they would bring a fresh one. To our astonishment, the torrent of abuse that then came from the kitchen was horrendous especially when we had our small child with us. We could clearly hear the chef screaming at the waiter stating ‘which f### table are they sat at how dare they disrespect my food I will f### go tell them’. We were in complete shock. The man then came over and said what’s the issue we explained how that was unprofessional and how can they let the whole pub hear that, all over a cold bowl of soup. He didn’t even properly apologise and just said sorry he’s diabetic and having a bad day! Which unfortunately is just a really bad excuse to make. I wanted to leave there and then but we stuck it out after travelling just for this meal. The mains came out and were mediocre at best, the pie had maximum 3 chunks of beef and just generally no comparison to how the food has always been here, especially considering the cost of the food. After all the years of going to this pub and always thoroughly enjoying every meal we’ve ever had I am devastated that we will no longer be returning. No customer should be made to feel so uncomfortable as a paying customer.

Great food. Imaginative recipes, nice presentation, good portions, very reasonable prices. Very pleasant and friendly staff

We all know when something is wrong. Well today at the Wheatsheaf in Brigsteer was one of those days. If I list all the things that were wrong we’d be here a while so I’ll concentrate on the food. I ordered the roast beef sandwich on a sourdough roll, price £12. It came on two slices of a shop bought loaf, and one could see the imprint of the chief’s fingers. I was offer a 10% discount. The waitress said she’d get the chief to come and have a word. I waited a while but then thought it was best not to discuss the issue in front of other diners so went to the bar area where I found the manager working. His attitude was in the mode of I couldn’t care less, and I had to bite my tongue a lot during our short conversation, even though he did offer a replacement. My other choice would have been the fish finger sandwich but that also came on a sourdough roll which they didn’t have. ( the menus are printed each day!) So I declined the offer of a replacement and shared the sandwich my wife ordered. It was not very good but anything for a quiet life. It has gone a long way down hill since masterchief winners could be seen here and I have frequented the Wheatsheaf for many years. In future I’ll look at recent tripadvisor reviews before going again, and ignore those posted by bots.

Awful!!!! Went to go as family of 10, table in wrong place where we told it would be but no apology or effort to correct things. Just very rude staff! I feel for hospitality venues in this day and age, but this place is bringing it on, and it shows as no other tables being used hardly!!!..think you can thank your staff for that one.

Came in on Sunday for a drink and to watch the football! The staff were amazing the food was great however unfortunately at the start of the evening there was a very rude gentleman kicking up a fuss about wanting to sit and eat in front of the bar. there was very clearly no tables for 10 people to sit where he demanded to, the staff tried accommodating the group and did a fantastic job handling the whole situation! They are an asset to the business especially the older lady with glasses who stayed so calm with the gentleman I commend her!

We visited The Wheatsheaf twice in 2 days. On arrival in Kendal on a Saturday evening, we went to this pub for a quick meal and to check it out for a possible Sunday roast. We had a very warm welcome and ordered our drink and food. No complaints at all. Both meals were very nice and the service was good. So we booked for the following day. This wasn't such a good experience. My roast lamb was very nice, and the cheesy broccoli was really lovely. However, my wife's roast beef was very rare. A number of people, myself included, would quite enjoy the meat like that, although it looked even a bit too bloody for me. Our complaint is that you would think they'd check with you how you like your meat, especially if it comes that rare. We did raise it with the waitress, and she happily took it back for it to be cooked more. It was much better when it came back but was absolutely swimming in gravy. Maybe, in the chef's mind, it now needed gravy as it would be tough! But it's down to taste, and my wife likes her beef well done. The initial experience of very bloody meat had put her off, and so she didn't enjoy her meal. So, as I said in the title, a mixed experience.

This is a difficult meal to review. The ambience was really lovely and authentic if you are looking for a traditional pub atmosphere. The staff were friendly and accommodating. The food was tasty but a bit confusing. I ordered a caprese salad as an entree which was described as a “decadent Italian appetiser of creamy buffalo mozzarella, sweet red & yellow vine cherry tomatoes, etc”. It arrived with not one tomato. No problem, I alerted the manager who passed it on to the chef, out came a plate with two cherry tomatoes cut into two. The odd thing was that the salad itself was delicious - even though it had chickpeas in it which I’ve never before had in a caprese salad. My husband’s entree of smoked haddock fish cake seemed very processed and a bit average. Maybe these were all just teething problems and things will improve - their coffee was delicious.

Went with family for a Mothers Day lunch. Got there 1.45 pm waitress took our order. Drinks arrived!! Over 45 minutes later still no food and not one member of staff came over. Getting fidgety by then unsure what was going on! Eventually a lady appeared and told us she had forgotten to put our order in. She apologised and offered us a round of drinks. Food came not impressed!! Sunday roast well the beef was beautiful and that’s it. Vegetables so disappointing half a carrot small bit of broccoli some mushy creamy cheese veg Yorkshire pudding soggy oh dear!! My son had a chicken pie he left it. We have had so many lovely meals there spoilt my day. Have messaged the Wheatsheaf no reply.

Family meal disappointing very hard a unable to cut through the crust of the pie so only inside eaten very over cooked and the chips I had were hard in middle and not cooked very limited options on gluten free in this day and age it’s an important issue and affects many people were they eat, would we go back probably not better places close by such a shame

I bet this place is fantastic! Could not get suitable local disabled access hotel accommodation! What a shame as we were so looking forward to celebrating my 65th birthday in Kendal

Called in mid afternoon for a drink after a walk and ended up staying for food. Great pie, can't fault the food. It was a quiet Thursday in February but we were made very welcome by the friendly man behind the bar, we'll definitely be back.

Wait staff were lovely service was quick they left us alone to eat which was great and brought the bill really fast as well all round everything was great

We stopped overnight on the way between England and Scotland. Its in a beautiful village and has great ales in a cosy attractive bar. However, the food was very average - although billed as roast chicken it was grilled chicken breasts and underdone roast potatoes, my husband had the cumberland sausage which he described as ok. We paid a bit extra for the king room but it was tiny, with no cosy features, marked decoration and the shower room had no shelves to put your things on. It was simply unloved, almost like a holding cell. After 300 miles of driving we could have done with soft lighting and cosy decoration. Milk is usually kept in a fridge at the end of the corridor but we had to ask twice to get any. At no time did any of the staff start a chat with us, they simply supplied what we asked for. When we checked out, the lady asked if everything was ok for us with her back to us. The breakfast was plenty and grilled perfectly and I suppose it was good value for money but we will choose somewhere else next time

Here for our wedding anniversary overnight, very impressed with both the room we booked, immaculately clean and super comfy bed, and also the lovely warm welcome we received from Astoria who showed us to our room, informing us we had a table booked for dinner in the pub if required. Astoria made our stay very special and memorable, she is a great asset to the Wheatsheaf. Andi served us a beautiful Cumbrian breakfast the next day which was delicious. We could not fault any part of our experience, well done to the team, fantastic pub and accommodation

Great reception upon arrival and nothing seemed to be too much trouble during our stay. Food and service great

Good hearty pub food. A step up from the usual pub menu. Good atmosphere, warm welcome and a good pint. If you’re in the area give it a try you won’t be disappointed. We like trying different restaurants pubs/ bistros / fine dining and we will definitely go back to this place - the pies are incredible!!

Not the best Saturday night dinning experience . There appeared to only be two staff serving food and drinks, I felt sorry for them as they were overwhelmed. Most of food was ok, fish was very small for the price, triple cooked chips were all the scraps from the bottom of the fryer, half of which were impossible to eat. When I mentioned this to the waitress , she agreed they weren’t good, but we still got charged. Ordered a flat white coffee, when it came it was black coffee with milk, nothing like a flat white.

Hadn’t been here for a long time as it was closed for several months. Back with a bang. Came for our wedding anniversary. Better food than we ever remember having here. Excellent dining in tasteful setting. Good service. Very happy customers.

I thought the food was awful. I had a burger which was very industrial. It tasted like rubber. For £16 I expected a home made crafted burger. My wife had the fish cakes which were equally industrial and tasteless.

Booked for a family celebration the on line menu was very appealing.On arrival we were seated and presented with what we would call a very limited menu. We we informed there was only one roast available enough for one serving ,we were informed it had been a busy lunch service. Just before our payment we heard the waitress offering another option of food which was not on the limited menu to other customers. Food came promptly but we had to ask the waitress twice for the bill and had a long wait before we could settle the bill. In future it would be helpful to advertise the online menu with the limited which is available. Our party of 4 were disappointed with such a basic menu on a Sunday dinner service options were burger, sausage&mash,fish &chips , cheese &onion pie and one vegetarian option.There was nothing special but very basic on the menu and no specials. On the whole it was very disappointing and online menu misleading.

Location of this pub great for us, near the Lyth Valley where my dad spent many years as a child. Friendly greeting as we arrived, prompt seating, happy staff. Food was well presented, great taste and was just the ticket. Would have loved to have sat outside with a tea, but it was raining !

Reserved a table and got placed in bar area - asked to be moved to the smarter area - this was accepted but with a sour face. Ordered the cheese & onion and steak pie - unfortunately both plates came smothered in gravy (beef?) - fine for the steak pie but decidedly odd for the cheese pie. When the issue was raised with staff we were informed that the gravy could be scraped the plate if we wished - my wife declined this generous offer and reluctantly proceeded to eat the perfectly good cheese pie but unable to taste it above the taste gravy. Was also told be a second member of staff that the gravy for the cheese pie was stated on the menu - on double checking this it was NOT the case. Will not return ourselves but would advise if they continue to insist on serving gravy with cheese pie the gravy comes in a separate bowl

Friendly staff great food very comfortable surroundings good selection of beers and spirits You must try the fish and chips

My wife and I had the Lancashire cheese and onion pie with seasonal greens and gravy. I had chips she had mash. It was beautifully presented, and was absolutely delicious. We followed it up with Cartmel Sticky Toffee Pudding which was also very tasty. The portions were just the right size for us. The staff were really friendly, amusing and helpful. Would certainly recommend.

Can’t say thank you enough to the staff at the Wheatsheaf Inn , wished we had stayed more than the one night, food amazing especially the roast Beef staff incredibly friendly and kind our dog Reg didn’t want to leave he loved it so much THANK YOU 👍👍❤️

A lovely traditional Sunday roast, delicious tender roast beef, tasty varied veg, a yorkshire pud we had to eat off the side plate it was so big! Generous portions and great service in a traditional country pub setting.

Came for food, which was very nice. Staff very busy and hardworking - was very happy to leave a tip as she looked after us very well. Would definitely come back again.

We’ve just returned home from an absolutely delicious meal & felt we had to write this review, if you love a good roast beef, with extra tasty veg & the best gravy ever, not forgetting a super big Yorkshire pud, then this is the one place to go!

Visited the pub for Sunday lunch yesterday with our dog. We were made to feel very welcome and the whole team are very friendly. We decided to have the roast beef dinner. It was amazing and definitely worth the national award it has recently been given. One of the top 3 in the country for Sunday roast. Fantastic lunch.

We enjoyed our meals, although not all the menu was available on a midweek lunchtime. Service was a little slow, not an issue as it left more time for chatting. The 'sausage and mash' did not need truffle in the mash - advised when it was ordered- as the gravy was wonderfully rich and tasty. The Burger was HUGE!, and advised to be yummy. Service was a little slow, not an issue as it left more time for chatting. We were pleased we came in daylight as the 'road' from the main route needed careful navigation of the potholes.

This was our second visit to the Wheatsheaf and it was an excellent weekend. The food, room and staff were brilliant - it just rained, rained and rained. But an ideal location to explore the south lakes and shop in Windermere and Keswick

The team at the Wheatsheaf are great - the service is excellent, food is delicious and it’s both family and dog friendly.

We stayed the night here and in spite of clearly being short staffed due to Covid, the service was excellent. The staff were kind enough to upgrade our room for free due to having a spare room which was larger - which we appreciated. Both rooms were bright, clean and comfortable. The facilities were good and fresh milk was even brought up so we could make teas and coffees. The bathroom was very spacious and clean with a fairly large shower. The bed was also very comfortable and a good size. The breakfast was also very tasty and there was a good choice of food to choose from. We both had a full English and they were very tasty. The meat was good quality and the poached eggs were made perfectly. There was also free on site parking just to the side of the building. We will definitely return for another stay here as there are lots of attractions within a short drive and was a very comfortable stay and good value for money.

Despite the obvious staff shortage our host provided a wonderful lunch on time and with the most delightful manner. We will certainly return at the earliest opportunity.

This is a great little hidden gem in easy reach of Kendal. The food and the staff were amazing we will visit Wheatsheaf Inn many times in the future. This gastropub has a very friendly atmosphere the food was fresh and served very quickly, highly recommended.

We loved: the friendly staff very clean throughout little touches like outdoor blankets & board games on the tables food was excellent good sized room, great shower ample inclusive parking beautiful, quiet location with wonderful views best stay on our 2 week road-trip

Staying in the area and were out for the day with friends, did a quick google for somewhere to eat in the evening as hadn't booked anywhere, we needed somewhere that was dog friendly, and booked a table easily on line.Lovely village pub with friendly staff and great atmosphere, very dog friendly, our Black Lab was served his water and biscuits first, so they definitely don't mind your four legged friends.Food was freshly cooked, good size portions and hot. The only down side was that I had the hollumi starter which I love, but it was so large I couldn't eat all of my fish pie, which was very tasty, and no room for dessert. So definitely no complaining. We all enjoyed our meals.

Called in for Saturday lunch without a booking. Friendly greeting and shown to a lovely table by the window. Food was delicious and good portion. Ambience lovely. Would definitely recommend, we will be back!

Our family of 4 ate at the Wheatsheaf this evening. We were greeted with a walm welcome. Starters of halloumi fritters and a selection of breads with olives etc both very good. Mains included a tasty fish pie with lots of fish, great pizzas and a delicious Barnsley lamb chop with griddled courgettes, roasted new potatoes and goats cheese. High quality food and generous portions meant we didn’t get to desserts. Very nice surroundings and friendly atmosphere. Thoroughly recommend.

We went to this pub on our first night in the Lake District and we weren’t disappointed. Our dog was made very welcome - water bowl and treats brought over straight away. We all had the pie and mash which was fresh and very tasty. It was busy, but the waitress was lovely and attentive. A great evening.

Fantastic Sunday lunch with excellent food & service. Highly recommend & will visit again. Dog friendly & nothing appears to be too much trouble.

Comfortable and clean room, with good facilities and friendly staff. Good breakfast each morning individually prepared. Excellent bar and staff make this a popular place to visit.

Popular dining pub which clearly has a well deserved following. The staff were very friendly and he.pful and the food was good quality and well prepared. I would definitely go again.

The Wheatsheaf used to be “a cut above the rest” in the area, but not since it has been taken over by Robinsons. After we had been shown to our table, no one came to take a drinks order. I had to go and ask for service, and when I did, the waitress gave me a look which could kill! At the end of the meal we felt abandoned. I had to go and ask for the bill, but there were plenty of staff in the bar area who seemed more interested in having a chat and a laugh than in providing customer service. I will not be returning in a hurry.

Booked for dinner a week in advance for my girlfriend and I. We had a £30 round trip cab fare from Kendal and were very much looking forward to a nice evening out. Upon arrival we discovered that we had been booked in for the wrong day, which was extremely disappointing. There were no apologies for the mix up, no attempt to accommodate us and the staff looked as if they couldn’t care less. I guess they have so much business from the tourist trade that they aren’t worried about repeat business, reputation or anything that resembles customer service.

This is what a pub should be....well run, great service, very good food at a good price point. Wine choice was excellent by the glass. I can't fault anything and the seafood platter was wonderful and fresh. Highly recommend.

Without doubt this was the best meal we had out during our week in the Lakes. It's absolutely worth the drive. The food was delicious - gammon was cooked to perfection, as was the burger. Drinks were great, staff were friendly. Service was quick and it has a lovely atmosphere. Please try this out if you're in the area, what a great find!

Just had Sunday lunch and was highly impressed by the food, Roast beef melted in the mouth, vegetables were perfect, just a little al'dente, well seasond. Desert full of flavour. Just wished that we had found it sooner. Hidden in the countryside accessed by single track roads, Well worth seeking it out. It's a gem.

I asked lots of people for recommendations in the Kendal area. Every single person reccomended this place. Very easy to get to, friendly staff, good food ans good beer. Nice outdoor area also. Booking required. Would love to return!

Staying local (Plumtree House) a five minute walk away, my wife and I decided to give The Wheatsheaf a try and we were extremely impressed. The food was absolutely delicious, so much so we booked for two days later, dining there twice in a four day trip to the Lake District.We had the beef brisket, which was cooked perfectly and served on a bed of creamy mash and the Cumbria burger, which was served with a gherkin sauce which was ideal for dipping the thick chips into. The service was excellent too, very friendly and attentive.Highly recommend this pub but do book - they have lots of tables but the food, drink and service is that good it is very popular indeed.

What a lovely pub this is. We were staying local, so thought we would dine here. Wel, what can I say. I had the best Beef brisked ever. So tender, and the gravy so rich and tasty. You get a good size piece of Beef Brisket too. I could not manage a pudding as I was too full, however my wife did and that was delicious. We were so impressed, we tried booking again the next night but sadly they were fully booked.

Really enjoyed the great value high quality food and service in this traditional village pub. Busy on a Wednesday night when we went so best to book. Car parking can be limited but village hall is just down the road with plenty of spaces.

Our visit was based on other reviews: we were not disappointed. The staff members were helpful and friendly. The food was delicious and beautifully presented. Great atmosphere and well worth a visit - but make sure you book!!!

The pub has been totally refurbished during lockdown, which lead to a really fresh feel to the place. The tables are suitably socially distanced, and super clean, with a "cleaned and ready" tent card on each. However, there were enough people to ensure that there was a buzz and lively feel about. The food was as good as it ever was! Fish pie, big chunks of fish, pie of the day, with chicken breast (not nasty bits!) and brisket of beef, super tender, super tasty.The team were ever present, nothing too much trouble, even though they were having to "wait on" for all drinks as well as food.This is an excellent pub restaurant, only around 20 mins from the busy central Lakes, but delivering excellent service with great value for money - I would definitely recommend!

We have just returned from a long-awaited break to the Lake District. Originally booked The Wheatsheaf for June last year but had to cancel due to Covid. Tried again for 2021 and it was definitely worth the wait. The pub is lovely with very friendly and helpful staff. We stayed for 5 nights,the bedroom (room 4) was spacious and very comfortable. The breakfasts were sufficient enough to see you through the day. We ate 3 of the nights there and the food was delicious. Brigsteer is a lovely hamlet and a good base for touring the Lake District.Definitely recommend it and we will certainly be coming back for our next holiday in The Lakes

This was our first meal out after the lifting of restrictions outdoors. Although there was a cool breeze on the day we visited - the sunshine and screening tempered this. Most of us ordered the fish and chips which was very nice. However service was mixed, Although the waitresses were friendly we found the app for ordering very confusing and some of our food items never arrived. We can see the potential of this pub so hopefully the removal of pandemic restrictions will help to iron out the indifference in service.

Stopped here after reading trip advisor reviews on our way to Windermere. A beautiful location with great staff and amazing pub food. Would definitely recommend , make sure you book as it gets really busy and no wonder it's a gem.

A much needed day out after months of staying in. We new we would get a good meal as we have been before. We had a table in the garden room which is new since our last visit. Service was prompt we ordered our drinks , looked over the menu . I chose the beef, my wife the higginson platter. Both were plentiful & delicious, so big my wife could not eat all her's. The waitress did say we could have a doggy bag if we wanted . As we expected a very good meal. Highly recommend.

Excellent! Just about the Best Sunday lunch around. Lovely historic building and now they have seats outside in the car park.

We booked a table on line but on arrival the pub was quiet. It has a good car park and plenty of outside seating. The food was brilliant we had fish and chips, burger and a flatbread. Only one thing when we arrived I wanted to tell a member of staff we had booked and didn't just want to sit anywhere but there wasn't anyone around for a good 10 mins after we arrived.

Stopped overnight on route to Glasgow. Very friendly, comfortable room, good food and real ales but the Satnav from the motorway takes you through really bad and damaging potholes in the dark which puts me off returning. The Wheatsheaf deserves a better council !

Fantastic food! What a lovely pub that also allows dogs in case anyone is looking for a dog friendly pub. The service was great. We sat next to a fire which was lovely. The pizza was the best pizza I’ve ever had, which is a big statement!! Brie, bacon and cranberry sauce! Credit to the chef!!!

After arriving in Kendal on the Monday we wanted to go somewhere local for a little pub dinner. Lovely little find easy to book a table lovely and quiet with only two other tables I could see. I had the liver pate to start which was so delicious really recommend, my partner had the beef brisket as main, he loved it so so good and I had the wagu burger which was nice! Good food lovely quiet place and good service. Thanks.

En route to the Lakes for half term, we found the Wheatsheaf's positive reviews and booked lunch in advance (which was good idea). We were not disappointed. Excellent choice even with a reduced Covid menu, friendly atmosphere and high quality food.Well worth the trip down the lanes .

Lovely warm pub and the food was hearty, well cooked and very tasty. We arrived early and that wasn’t a problem. The menu was a reduced one due to COVID, but still a decent choice. Mains we chose, were chicken pie ( not a pie but a stew with a lid) and 2 steaks. Both very well presented and cooked as requested. Dessert were just as tasty - staff friendly and attentive- definitely try this place out- we had a really good dining experience

Very nice meal. Staff were welcoming. Definitely worth a visit if your after a good pub lunch / tea. Good portion sizes. I would definitely return

I visited here three times with my partner during a week-long stay, and the place was excellent each time. Food is high-quality, locally themed and very heartening after a day of walking. Service is excellent; the staff are attentive but not overbearing - and during the current restrictions are evidently doing an excellent job; sanitizer is available, all staff are masked, and distancing/direction is enforced. And despite that - the place has a wonderful, warm and comfortable atmosphere. A really lovely surprise of a place. Recommended to all!

Lovely place to stop for food/drink. Welcoming staff, good efficient service and the food is exceptional. Visit every year when on holiday in the area and never disappointed . Would certainly recommend, one of the best places to eat in the area without doubt.

Beef brisket was tender and delicious,should have ordered a side of veg though. Service was excellent, attentive and friendly.

Fuimos aquí cuando pasamos la noche en Kendal en un viaje a Escocia. El servicio fue atento pero no agresivo y las medidas de distanciamiento social nos hicieron sentir muy cómodos. ¡Hay un menú variado e interesante y disfrutamos de nuestra hamburguesa y pizza de venado! Esperamos volver a visitarlo cuando regresemos al Distrito de los Lagos. :)

Lugar encantador, personal encantador. . aireado, amigable y complaciente incluso con las restricciones necesarias y fáciles de seguir.La comida era deliciosa, el personal nos hizo sentir bienvenidos y no podría ser más útil.¡Este es un lugar que 'lo hizo bien' para todos! ¡Una velada muy agradable, gracias!

We found a lot to like about the Wheatsheaf at Brigsteer. Our food was very good and the service too.

Mi esposo y yo visitamos aquí hace unos días y tuvimos una comida deliciosa (a pesar de que se quedaron sin cenas asadas), sin embargo, el servicio fue muy lento y cuando se trataba de pagar, pedimos la factura y esperamos de 20 a 30 minutos. una máquina de tarjetas. Entonces decidimos subir al bar y pagar. La camarera debería habernos dicho que pagáramos en el bar si ese fuera el caso. Un poco decepcionado, pero la comida era deliciosa.

Visité el restaurante durante el verano de COVID. Este es un restaurante que admite perros y les dieron agua y galletas a la llegada. Los camareros eran amables y atentos. Mi plato de sopa era muy bueno, la bruschetta era buena, sin embargo, los buñuelos de morcilla eran un poco pesados. El perrito caliente de Cumbria fue decepcionante, al igual que la hamburguesa de cordero.

La mejor cena durante nuestras vacaciones en los lagos. Encantador restaurante que aún tenía un ambiente agradable incluso con medidas covid en su lugar. Tuve el pastel de pollo y jamón que estaba delicioso y lo pedí con patatas fritas, que fue la elección correcta, ya que las patatas fritas con trozos estaban deliciosas. Mi marido tenía la carne cocida a fuego lento que venía con una rica salsa deliciosa. Nuestro hijo comió pescado y papas fritas para los niños y nuestra hija comió la pizza y también pedimos una porción de papas fritas gruesas (¡no me arrepiento de eso!) Los niños también recibieron pudín: pudín de caramelo pegajoso que a mi hija le encantó y 2 bolas de helado de vainilla - crema con salsa de chocolate que hijo disfrutó muchísimo. También nos beneficiamos de comer fuera para ayudar con el descuento, ¡lo cual fue genial! Recomiendo encarecidamente este restaurante, ¡reserve ahora!

Este es un excelente restaurante de hecho sugiero mi favorito. Fui a almorzar siguiendo las nuevas instrucciones de Covid y me sentí muy a gusto con el desinfectante en la puerta de entrada y, aparte de que el bar estaba cerrado, nada parecía haber cambiado. Lo que me preocupó fue el menú reducido, no muy seguro de por qué se redujo el menú, pero debe ser una respuesta comercial, pero también sentí que los precios habían subido. El lugar parecía estar lleno en la sección en la que estábamos y pudimos aplicar la nueva iniciativa Eat Out del gobierno. Puede que tengamos que acostumbrarnos a este formato

This was our first visit after the Wheatsheaf reopened after Lockdown. We received a warm welcome and were made to feel special. Service was up the usual high standards. Whilst the menu is smaller than before, there was still a good choice. We all chose different items and they were all delicious. Not the same as before Lockdown ( how could it be? ) but still very recommendable. It appears that all appropriate anti-COVID measures for guests have been taken.

We had our best meal here during our stay in the Lakes. Despite it being a reduced menu there was still a reasonably varied selection. I chose the Beef Brisket followed by the Eton Mess for dessert; both were very tasty! Service was very good and there was a pleasant, cosy atmosphere inside. I would definitely recommend and we’d certainly revisit if holidaying in the area again.

We arrived Sunday evening for a meal, the staff were very attentive and efficient, food was of good quality and plenty.

Went for a friends birthday last month. There was only one veggie option on the main menu (a veg curry), I asked if it was vegan and an embarrassed waiter returned from the kitchen and said no. I asked if there was anything on the menu diary free and he again looked embarrassed and said no, while flipping through the menu.... Thankfully my friend suggested a pizza with no cheese, so I had that. It was really tasty! But couldn't help but feel disappointed.

Friends took us here for Sunday lunch, it is a cozy pub the beer was good and my partner wanted a sherry and was asked chilled or room temperature,a nice touch. The roast was very good and so was the crab burger and the salad,( not sure which one) would come again

Had a lovely tea of gammon, nice touch to have a treat and dog bowl waiting at the pre-booked table. Nice atmosphere

What a great place this is. The staff are so friendly and helpful. If that isn't enough the food is awesome. I had the brisket and was surprised by how amazing it was. I tried two real ales: Crag and Pheasant Plucker. Brilliant!

Este es un pub encantador, lleno de carácter, muy cómodo y en un entorno precioso. Vinimos aquí para almorzar y solo tuvimos el menú ligero, aunque nos sentimos tentados por el menú completo. Las raciones eran bastante adecuadas para la hora del almuerzo y el valor fue excelente. El pastel de pescado era de primera clase, mucho pescado y muy sabroso. La bola de helado gratis era deliciosa y completaba perfectamente la comida. El lugar es muy popular, es más seguro reservar una mesa si puedes. El único inconveniente es el estacionamiento. No hay muchos espacios y las carreteras cercanas son estrechas.

Visited on 31 october at a birthday party. Food was excellent and the service was very good. Will come here again

Aparecimos con la posibilidad de 1. 50 y el almuerzo todavía se servía. Dos empleados de guardia fueron muy atentos y amables y nos hicieron sentir bienvenidos. Precioso fuego de leña. Becca la sirvió y también una asistente más joven. La comida era deliciosa ya un precio razonable. Llamaré de nuevo. Gracias señoritas.

Stopped off here on a walk. Food was delicious, staff were helpful and friendly. I don't usually have a desert on a lunch time, but seemed rude not to. Had a delicious panocotta. Very dog friendly. Would definitely recommend if you in area.

Aquí, a quién se debe obedecer (adoro el terreno donde está entrando) y yo visitamos el sitio de Kendal Caravan una vez más, siempre cenamos tarde o cenamos, la señora de la casa que siempre parece encontrar una mesa para usar, pedimos sopa que siempre es excelente junto con un sándwich de gambas, que es una comida de bajo costo en el menú I, el sándwich no era la salsa de gambas normal, sin embargo, tenía manzana y una salsa picante que debo admitir que no soy yo, sin embargo, ese es mi gusto. medio disfrutado, debo decir que un sándwich que podría alimentar a dos personas, es un lugar encantador para relajarse, el personal es muy servicial y bueno en un buen día, los asientos laterales son abundantes con vistas maravillosas Estoy de vuelta en el Gange - over - sands área haciendo un curso de árbitros en las próximas semanas y esperando la próxima comida

We ate here in the Summer, very hot evening in July so we sat outside and it was lovely. We both had hot meals and they were served in a timely manner and were well presented and full of flavour

Wonderful food and friendly staff. I feel it is reasonably priced for the product you get in this lovely modern country pub. Very dog friendly, but extremely clean, but avoid if you're not keen on dogs.

First and foremost the staff and the food were both to the highest standard. The pub has great decor and a lovely atmosphere. Therefore I would recommend. Now the big negative - a dog was allowed to sit on a dining chair in the main eating area. At times the dog had its paws on the table and was barking at passing dogs. Not one of the staff challenged this. This behaviour needs to be managed.

6 de nosotros visitamos para una cena. Siendo octubre, las noches están llegando, así que apuntamos a las 7 pm. Desafortunadamente, el estacionamiento era imposible, así que terminamos estacionando fuera de las casas en un pequeño callejón sin salida, sin alumbrado público. Dos de los participantes tenían poca movilidad, por lo que no fue un buen comienzo.

We have previously stayed at the Wheatsheaf so knew it was good. Stopped off for Sunday lunch as we were leaving the lakes. I had the crab burger which was amazing and the husbands roast beef lunch looked very good (he ate it all so that tells me everything - he is very fussy).

Met some family and friends here for the start of our break away in the lakes, service was good and the food arrived promptly.