the wheatsheaf inn in South Ayrshire

just had a meal for two we ordered soup that was was stone cold then Yorkshire pudding also cold the plates were warmer than the food which was not cooked right the table were filthy and all the time we were there not one table was cleaned this is the worst place i have ever had a meal if you want Corona Virus this is were you would get it the place is filthy and should be investigate by the health and safety even flies were flying about also they know how to charge for rubbish food i for one will never go to this dirty place again so what i would say stay clear of this place

We asked our B&B hostess for a dinner recommendation, adding that we prefer pubs to fancy restaurants, and she recommended The Wheatsheaf. The food was good and the staff was friendly. Just right!

This is our favourite restaurant. They are always accommodating no matter what and can always produce a really nice meal in a relaxed environment. I can’t really fault the place. They have a small beer garden at the from and you can eat there, it’s really lovely. The food has always been good value and really well cooked. The people are just so nice and friendly that even my hubby, who is autistic and struggles with social things sometimes, feels comfortable and welcome. Great value for money and I wholly recommend a trip.

This is a centuarys old inn . Lovely garden to the side great on a summers day. The lounge bar is lovely old world charm with traditional thick walls and an open log fire. The staff are friendly efficient and add to the experience. The menu is varied and the quality of food is good for a pub come restaurant. Ingredients are fresh well prepared and nicely presented. The deserts are a real crowd pleaser and vary by the day. Good selection of wines and spirits all at a reasonable price. Expect to spend £25 per head with drinks etc mains are around the £8 15 range. In summary it is always a pleasure to visit.

1 Visita a la calle en 5 años o así. Todavía nos encanta los platos de pollo, pero siento ver que ya no son servir con puré de camote. Aunque era preciosa pero zanahorias. No puedo decir lo mismo de la judías verdes. Un poco mal cocida y sin sabor.

Having not been in this restaurant for a year at least we popped in on the spur of the moment. Always a warm welcome from the staff. Not much had changed on the menu since our last visit. We both had the soup which was tasty and warmed us both up on a cold day. I went for my old favourites,, beef olives. As always very nice. My partner went for the fish dispatch she) loved. Makes a nice change from the pubs and restaurants belong to the larger groups in the area.

Meal was average . Stir fry sauce tasted vey like a well known cook in sauce and service very slow. However was busy and didn't seem to have enough staff . That said staff were very pleasant

Have visited on a nimber of occasions. Best to book as pretty busy and not huge premises. Good variety of food , not too fancy.great value for money

Popped in with the family for a lunch last summer its a nice place with good food and a good bar there was six of us and we all enjoyed the food very much, the service was excellent the staff lovely and couldn't do enough for us. The Wheatsheaf Inn has a very nice feel to it with so I would recommend it for a romantic night with your partner or an afternoon with your wife and kids.

Friends had recommended that we treat ourselves. Glad we went. Staff were lovely and attentive. Enjoyed our meals and happy with the bill, very reasonable for the good quality. Will definitely be back 👍

Used to walk down to this place from Coodham once a fortnight but then they started getting food wrong and staff justndid not give a hoot. Its a pub a wee but pricey for a village pub. But thats what it is. Ordered two curries, two steak pies and fish and chips. All awful. Told them no onions in the curry ALL ONIONS. Sent it back they kept same plate and picked out onions and we got back messy plate with hardly any meat on it. So sent back again. Then couldn't eat what came back. Complained to bar and eventually after 15 minutes of arguing and back and forth they offered alternative. Steak pie effort came out. It was cheap and nasty. The fish and chips where average at best

My wife and I often have lunch at the Wheatsheaf and on occassion invite friends. The menu is extensive and goes well beyond what is commonly referred to as Pub-grub. Highly recommended for lunch or dinner without breaking the bank.

This is one place I wont be back to. Overpriced food and not the best either the souo was horrible I barley touched it. And the panini was tasteless.

Lacked atmosphere food on buffet not very appetizing service was attentive. I would say this restaurant knows its market and caters for that well.

Have visited this restaurant on many occasions over last 10 years, but since the original owner retired I don't think the service, surroundings or prices for what you get is up to that much now. Went recently for a meal with husband and our order was scarce to say the least and the price was over the top for what we had. Won't hurry back, such a shame as it used to be so good

Exellent meal, good service, clean and tidy premises,no complaints at all, good prices.Will go back, next time in town.wes

Mushroom soup to die for! We've been to this restaurant several times and the standard of food is consistently high.

We've been to The Wheatsheaf Inn on a number of occasions and there's only been 1 disappointment but to be fair they took my dish off the bill after they noticed I didn't eat it because the chicken had a few big veins running through it (obviously not their fault) so all in all I can't complain at all. Our food has always been very tasty and tastes like home made food just the way we like it. Every dish I've ever had has been fantastic so I'd highly recommend The Wheatsheaf Inn to anyone who wants the home cooked meal experience.

It's really not too bad. A bit cold in winter but not the worst.

Not A Bad Little Place. Nice Food, The Place Needs An Update. The Reviews Are Mixed On Here. Its One Of Those Places You Like Or You Dont.

A slow service indeed. Lots of hype about this place. God knows why? As the food was average and the service slow. Poor range of wines.

Good hearty fayre, in a nice comfortable country restaurant.

We were on our way to Turnberry Hotel for an overnight and stopped at this Inn for lunch.What a find.We all had soup and a sandwich.The soup was Cullen Skink...beautiful.The price for 4 was great as was the service.Please visit this Inn if you are in this area.

I used to work at BAE systems monkton so this was a handy place for us to pop into for lunch. Great pub grub - friendly staff and just generally a nice place to be :-)

great scottish fayre in nice surroundings fair value for money