The Wheatsheaf Inn in Craven

Ate lunch here after doing the waterfalls trail. Lovely pub with plenty of tables and really nice friendly staff. Big menu with plenty of choices. I had the beef burger which was good. I think it had probably been a bit overcooked and was quite dark, however the flavour was really nice, and it was large! Plenty of cheese and bacon, all served in a nice big bun. (Also came with nicely cooked thin fries which were tasty) Someone else had the gammon, chips and egg from the 'lighter bites' section which was really good. And great price for the portion size. I would definitely recommend this place and happily eat here again.

Stayed two nights and had a fabulous time doing the waterfall trail on the first day and Ingleborough on the second. The Wheatsheaf is ideally situated in the centre of the village and has a decent sized car park for guests. We were given a pleasant room overlooking the beer garden. A nice touch is that the coffee provide in the rooms is the fresher coffee bag type as opposed to the normal saches of instant coffee The breakfast was very good with plenty of choice to suit everyone's taste. We had an evening meal there on the first night, the food being straight forward well cooked 'pub grub'. We like cask beers and whilst not a 'real ale' pub in that the choice of cask beers was limited, we did enjoy our several visits to the bar. What is outstanding about the Wheatsheaf is the friendliness of all the staff we met including the very helpful housekeeping lady. A big thank you to the attentive Abigail who looked after us so well when we had our evening meal and also to Kelly. She warmly greeted us on our arrival, looked after us so well during the breakfast service and was very helpful when we asked her about the best route to take from the village to reach Ingleborough. The next time we visit Ingleton we'll definitely stay at the Wheatsheaf.

Given the mixed reviews I wasn’t expecting much to be honest so was pleasantly surprised by how good the food was! Bank Holiday Monday and it was busy but we were served quickly. Husband said his gammon was good, 2 large steaks with eggs, chips and peas. I opted for the BBQ sharing platter as a main and it was lovely. Tasty and well presented. Enjoyed our evening and would return.

Firstly the good - the staff were great, always a smile and, except for the incident below, helpful. The Not so good: Our room was reasonable but dated, the carpet needed a good clean (the carpets in the corridors were filthy). The shower was as powerful as drizzle, the shower head drooped, the water constantly changed temperature. I awoke in the morning wheezing and with itchy, watery, eyes - a rare allergic reaction for which I had to use an inhaler and take anti-histamine. It was unpleasant but not serious, I can only think that there must have previously been a dog in the room and inadequate cleaning done afterwards. Annoying as I noticed they charge dog owners an extra £15 to cover extra room cleaning after the stay. The food was pricy (e.g. nearly £8 for 4 prawns - which I suspect were frozen and bought in) and really not that great. I had been looking forward to the Curry all day but when I went to order and asked if I could have chips instead of rice I was told "no, its against the rules to change a special". Unbelievable, the rice was served as a separate item on the plate so it would have been very easy to replace it with chips. I don't eat rice so ended up with a Lasagne which was dry and tasteless. Very disappointing Breakfast was no better, the full english should have been great but the sausage was poor, cheap "meat" and full of salt, the bacon was overcooked and tough, the mushrooms were rubbery. We certainly wont be returning

Nice atmosphere. Very welcoming service and would visit again. Overall though, based on meals ordered, found bbq sharer expensive for what you got. Child menu was expensive and sausages really tough and i'd expect at that price a pudding / ice cream dessert to be included.

Enjoyed an amazing Christmas meal with family, food choices were varied and all cooked to perfection, the puddings (baileys cheesecake) all beautifully presented and substantial portions. Staff so accommodating and everything was meticulously clean. Loved how when patrons came in with dogs they (dogs) received equally warm welcomes and bowls of water etc.

The food here was absolutely amazing. I had the lamb pinwheels which was delicious. Lovely pastry and a rich gravy. The Baileys cheesecake was luxurious. We will be back…

This Inn has become dog city. The dog owners have no respect for other customers eating or drinking in the Inn. There were couples and families with young children trying to eat their meals but couldn't because dogs were not leads, not sitting under the table, a dog was lying on the floor in the way of getting to the bar or toilets. There was even a dog running around off the lead and the female owner couldn't of cared less. The staff didn't do anything about it. In the end I just had a drink, I went outside to get away from the dogs and their ignorant owners. I ate at another pub in Ingleton. Not everyone wants to be near a dog when trying to eat or drink. People have allergies or don't feel comfortable with dogs being near them. There should be an area where no dogs are allowed. Or create an area just for dogs.

We're local to the area, and needed somewhere for tea on a Friday evening. It was already 8pm so we were slightly limited. We called ahead and asked if The Wheatsheaf were still serving food, they advised they were and last orders were 8:30pm. They were friendly on the phone and on arrival we were greeted by a friendly waitress who took us to the table they'd put aside for us. Friendly service, GREAT food and nice atmosphere. Would definitely come back. My reggae reggae chicken burger was fab, and the whole family said their meals were excellent.

The meal we had, was bad, the Lasagne was the worst we have ever had and the salad was inedible. The chips were cold. And I speak as a person who has run my own eatery and knows what customer satisfaction is all about! Although to be fair, the beer was good. To add insult to injury, the staff chased us out of the pub as we left and in to the street, and accused us of not paying the bill, when I had just stood at the bar and paid! My advice, DONT GO.

Nice pub ..fabulous welcoming waitress....ordered food...was quick to come out .. but the steak and ale pie was atrocious...just a few bits of steak no ale in it gravy around it made with cornflour..sent it back..they were good enough to send another... with one table spoon of steak and Im being generous at that. .which was also sent back....served with a hand full of chips and peas for £16.95..you really need to change your pie maker or charge half the price .the spinach korma was very nice I might add..but please take note on the pies you are serving..thank you for not charging us as it would have been an Insult! We felt so strongly about it and needed to let you know...we have never made complaints in the passed or done a review,hope this helps and really not meant maliciously.

We visited for our T the first night of our holiday. The food wasn’t brilliant think it had been re warmed in the microwave.we had 2 chicken dishes the chicken was bone dry steak and ale pie was very soggy at the bottom and the 2 burger were very dry coleslaw was very bland.was very expensive for what we had would not visit again

We had a reserved table as we booked in advance. This was the first time we visited here. Bit confusing when we first entered as we were unsure whether to just find a table or wait to be greeted and shown to our table. We found it in the end as it had our name on a reserved ticket. We were requested to order at the bar because they were short staffed. The food was ok. We both had the sheaf burger and a kids chicken bites meal. The burgers were nice, however if ur not a fan of medium to rare burgers than stay clear or request it to be well done. Kids meal was OK. Fries on all meals were slightly overdone but still edible. The staff we spoke to were polite so can't fault them. Reasonably priced. Probably wouldn't return though.

Strange pub. Menu’s on every table and at the bar but they don’t serve food unless you have booked. Loved turning people away who wanted to spend money on food

On arriving in Ingleton for a weeks holiday we went for a walk. The Wheatsheaf had a live band and looked lots of fun so we thought we'd give it a try. We walked in and we're welcomed by a waitress who looked at me and said "no tables" There were plenty of tables! We left and went else where. Very disappointing service.

We had booked a table for our dinner. Room was nice and service was great. My husband ordered the Wheatsheaf Stack which looked and tasted pretty impressive. The rest of the food however was disappointing. I ordered a pie and mash which tasted nice but wasn't very appetising. The kids meals were massively over priced. My daughter ordered sausage bites which was 1 sausage, if that, cut into 6 pieces with fries for £6.50. Pizza bites was 3 very small pieces of some kind of pizza. Wouldn't return.

Excellent food, lovely friendly staff and atmosphere We had linch here and we’re so impressed we returned in the evening with friends for an evening meal which was excellent

2nd visit as we enjoyed our first greatly and when the kids seem enthusiastic about returning, you have to take it...! All our meals were freshly cooked, service was excellent and the overall cost didn't break the bank. I think £15 for a steak and ale pie main course is great value. Also, what is great is they have a kids menu, a bigger kids menu and then the adult menu. This allows those children that no longer wanting to order from the "kids" menu have something that is bigger but no food goes to waste. I personally think more restaurants could adopt this approach so well done to the Wheatsheaf for this. We hope to return again sometime soon...!

Was so glad to find this place. Touring in the Motorhome and stopped for the night. Lovely menu which had more than one dish for vegetarians which is rare in this neck of the woods. Looked at the reviews on Trio Advisor and we were not disappointed. Staff were lovely and welcoming especially the young girl, great customer service skills ! Food was lovely and plentiful, cocktails were lovely! Place was nice and clean. Prices average. Would definitely recommend.

We just called in for drinks and a rest , but as food began to arrive at other tables we realised we were getting hungry. The menu was extensive and varied. Our food was delicious and plentiful. And service was friendly. Well worth a visit.

Friendly welcome, great food, generous portions. We loved the beer garden. We’ll be back again soon!

Stayed for one night and was reminded just why places like this deserve to succeed. From the warm welcome on arrival to the minute we checked out, they do all the simple things well. The bar and beer garden are a pleasant place to enjoy...

Great pub beautiful garden area food amazing 🤩 with large portions staff friendly and can’t do enough for you

Lovely location, a short walk from the start of the Ingleton Waterfalls Trail. A carafe of water in the hotel room - I wish more places would do this. The Cuckoo Room was a bit dated but the shower worked perfectly and the bed was...

We had waffles one afternoon in the pub garden and they were divine!! The food also looked great so will be back to try that when we’re next in the area!

Ignore the shabby appearance of the building it is much nicer inside, the food is really good and waitress Kelly is like superwoman, so efficient and friendly.

We visited on a Saturday night of May Bank holiday. Didn’t have to wait for a table and was seated immediately. Large dining room so easily fit us in with no reservation. Menu was good, plenty of choice, veggie and vegan as well as all...

We enjoyed a meal at the Wheatsheaf Inn after a drenching walk around the Ingleton Falls. They welcome dirty boots and drenched dogs! My steak and ale pie was delicious but my wife’s chicken was quite overcooked. The vegetable were delicious. The staff were welcoming...

This is a nice country pub in the village centre. We went for lunch and really enjoyed. My wife had a chicken burger with bacon, cheese, coleslaw and fries. I had a fourteen ounce gammon steak with fried eggs, chips and peas. We both enjoyed...

We stayed for one night with the meal deal. The pub was warm and welcoming and the room was lovely. Really clean and warm. Food was decent pub grub and it was a great price for a 2 night day. Would stay again

Second time visiting here after walking trips. Pub has had a facelift since the first time. Staff aren’t brilliantly welcoming behind the bar, but the service is decent and the range of drinks excellent. We ate in the restaurant and had fantastic, friendly service from...

Really enjoyed the friendly vibes in this place and the food was really great. I thought it was very reasonably priced and we would definitely recommend and re visit

Excellent good and drink.. friendly staff and very dog friendly too.. perfectly situated for Ingleton waterfall trail

After finding most of the pubs in Ingleton shut on a weekend break, we settled for The Wheatsheaf that had a 50% offer on. We were not disappointed, brilliant food, really nice staff, enjoyed The Wheatsheaf so much we went back twice to eat there.

Visited ingleton for 3 nights away....my partner went to the bar to order some food ( we visited the previous afternoon and were too late as the kitchen was closing) he was informed that they could not serve food at this time as they had...

Lovely warm and welcoming atmosphere Nice menu.Seafood platter is definitely for two.Veg needed a couple of minutes more but all served hot and quickly. Could quite of happily sat there all night!

We stayed at the hotel for a couple of nights over the new year. We found the food to be very good, with the breakfast being excellent. It would have been better to have a selection of real ales.

Although we never had a meal here we visited a couple of times for drinks. This is a nice homely kind of pub, the staff are very friendly and we found it child friendly. There is a well maintained garden at the back to let...

Went with the family and had a nice meal with really friendly and efficient service. Food was pretty good overall and only downside was the weird rule about the kids' ice cream which they both wanted for pudding. Two scoops were allowed and when asked...

My Husband and me went for a 50% off meal . You had to go between 5-30 and 6-30 . My Husband the Gammon,chips ,egg,and peas. I had Scampi and Chips and peas . The meal was Adequate for the price . It would have...

The main advantage of the Wheatsheaf is that it's open every day, whereas a lot of other eating places in the area are closed on Mondays and some also on Tuesdays. The staff were friendly and service prompt, however I was rather scunnered with the...

Bar food served quickly and efficiently at good prices. Chicken and bacon salad highly recommended. Open every night so a good option in Ingleton when other places closed. Lovely friendly service

Great value light bites menu .... Fantastic beer garden and very friendly and professional service. Well kept near and very clean facilities...

Good pub food. Good selection of drinks. Friendly staff. Great beer garden when it's sunny - the best in the area! Real ale standards gone up recently and are looked after. Good for families too.

One night in Ingleton ... recommended to eat at the Wheatsheaf. Hunter Burger .... this was one tasty moist bad-boy of a Burger.. perfect fat moist patty, succulent rasher of bacon and slathered with generous portion of cheese with bbq sauce .... accompanied by crispy...

Called in for a drink and possible meal if we like the pub, ordered a shandy and a pint of lager £7.80 but wasn't keen and felt the lemonade was flat in the shandy. I tried again with the morretti lager and nearly choked on...

The regulars make you feel very unwelcome and look at you like as if to say what are you doing in here we will not go back to this pub again.

We booked here,arrived on time,7.30,show to our table by a young lady ,no real welcome here. Drinks and food ordered,my wife had lasange,a sloopy mix,nothing like we had seen before,it looked like a flat yorkshire pud,with a salad SOAKED in what we thought was a...

Our third visit and again had a lovely lunch in the bar and a warm friendly welcome from the staff and other wet walkers! Very dog friendly. So far, our favourite Ingleton pub.

The Wheatsheaf in Ingleton … now one of my favourite pubs!! Having bought a cottage in Ingleton it means that I’ve had a great excuse to visit this inn several times recently - and it has always been superb!! I’ve had the pleasure of trying...

Nice service but the food wasn’t the best. We had the dirty fries but they had to much bbq sauce on. Average food but in a lovely pub with great service.

Just returned from another great Dales trip! Simmone and her team have really turned the Wheatshief around!! Bedrooms have been decorated and brightened for a much nicer stay, time over the pandemic was not wasted!! Service has also seen a vast improvement via the new...

Nothing negative to say..everything was PERFECT. The food/prices/rooms/staff - ALL PERFECT. Jess was so kind to me and my partner and the kitchen chef - a lady with a wonderful smile - served us breakfast and it was TASTY TASTY TASTY with exquisite Sausage. The...

Been to this restaurant many times in the past, always been A1, however, went Saturday evening for a meal on 16/10/21. Ordered the garlic bread for starter but when it came it smelled and tasted of vomit. We immediately told the waitress who agreed it...

A pleasure to be able to visit the Wheatsheaf again now that some degree of normality is returning to society. We ate here a couple of times during our recent holiday - the food, welcome and service were all very good. The Ingleton Falls bitter...

Good honest pub food, reasonably priced with friendly service. Can recommend the Nachos platter, Black and Blue beef burger and Mexican beef burger. Really enjoyed each of these and would happily have them again and again. During our 3 visits we only saw one member...

Good Covid 19 measures. The food was excellent and it had a warm family environment. the food was fast and tasted great.

After a long walk, we were after a little thirst quenching relaxer - the tables were sticky, staff weren’t really engaging and there was no real atmosphere. Chat a bit more - people enjoy it!

Visited with family. Sat outside the back as it was a lovely day. Quick service on the food and drinks all served to the tables The pie, burger and soup were all enjoyed. The kids meal however was disappointing. The pizza was a thick piece...

A nice pub/restaurant not far from the centre of the village. I recommend that you go hungry as neither of us was able to finish our meals on either of the occasions we ate here. We enjoyed what we had but found the menu slightly...

Always enjoy food here, and love the beer garden. nice atmosphere. Great stop when been walking. enjoy.

We received a warm welcome. COVID measures still in place with request to minimise moving from your table. Extensive and varied menu to suit the whole family including a picky eater. Would definitely recommend.

Visited whilst on holiday. We found the staff to be lovely, helpful and friendly. The food was amazing and with 2 needing gluten free it was nice to have options. And no ill effects afterwards!! Great place for food, well worth a visit. Would definitely...

We were a table of 4, mid covid restrictions and we were 'walk ins' and we were welcomed and seated for lunch. Basic menu but the food was really good, hot and tasty.The portions were large too. A very good pub experience. As tired walkers...

We arrived after a long walk at around 5.45pm with 2 children 7 and 1, on entering the male behind the bar quickly said to the waitress “no food just drinks” so when she arrived to greet us I asked if we could get a...

Fabulous pub, good menu, bar food. Doombar on draught whole we were there. A thoroughly great experience, will definitely call in again when we are up this way.🙂🙂👍👍🍺🍺

Dinner - Menu & food (imagination) so disappointing compared to my visits (and sometimes stays) in the 90’s and 00’s ! Used to be an interesting and varied menu that changed daily! Now! Everything with chips! When I asked for some vegetables to go with...

Stayed overnight as doing 3 Peaks following morning. The staff were exceptional nothing was too much trouble. We said we were checking out early the following morning and asked for a takeaway breakfast, which didn't disappoint. It was left outside our door ready for us...

Had a lovely mini break to Ingleton, the accommodation was very comfortable, and had a well stocked refreshments tray in our room. We ate there in the evening, and the food was fantastic.

After doing the waterfall trail we decided to test the pub, it had many good reviews and it didn't disappoint! My husband and I shared the nacho platter and a portion of chips which was more than enough. It arrived promptly and was delicious, the...

Second time we have stayed at the Wheatsheaf. Very clean accommodation & lovely food. The staff are very friendly & worked hard to make our stay enjoyable, especially Kelly, who remembered us & made us feel very welcome.

Spent a night here as lockdown 2 was finishing, we were the first guests back in the hotel. Very friendly staff (Daniel), a quiet and comfortable room. Fantastic evening meal and breakfast. Would recommend

We spent 3 nights in Ingleton and had planned to eat in each of the 3 main pubs. We started with the Wheatsheaf and after reading the terrible reviews of the 3 Horseshoes decided to come back to the Wheatsheaf on night 3 after a...

Unpretentious, well cooked food with good vegetarian/vegan options. Pleasant service and well priced.

Lovely lunch here. Good vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options, friendly staff. Dog and family friendly. Great portion sizes and reasonable prices.

We booked dinner last minute after taking our time around the waterfalls trail and needing to feed the children before the long drive home. We aren't from the area and weren't sure what to expect. The virus measures are very reassuring. We were greeted by...

Ate here twice recently, good selection of tasty pub fare. Reasonable choice of ale - although why they serve Doom Bar when there are some great local breweries in Dent and Settle I don't know. Theakstons best was well kept and enjoyable. Covid precautions were...

My brother and I stayed here recently during our trip to Yorkshire to visit Bolton Abbey, Malham Cove, Ingleton Falls and the Three Peaks. The hotel is perfectly situated for visiting Ingleton, just a short stroll away, and also White Scar cave and one of...

Stopped by for a late lunch after the Ingleton Waterfalls Trail, it was ok but a few issues. The tables themselves are tiny, as quite tall people it was difficult to fit four of us around comfortably. One waiter working during our lunchtime visit was...

Lovely little pub. Sat in the beer garden at lunch time for something light to eat and a coffee. Ended up with small scampi, chips and salad. Was lovely place so had a shandy after that. Could have sat there all afternoon.Meal & latte cost around £9. Would definitely recommend.

I was disappointed with our experience at the wheatsheaf, I would like to think that the extreme limitation of gluten free options was due to them running a limited menu through the pandemic, but I'm not sure. The food was average pub grub, chips were great but the rest of my meal was barely warm.Covid restrictions are taken very seriously which was reassuring and made for a more relaxing experience.

A decent pub where you can get decent pub grub. The service was very friendly and the only reason that I only gave 4 stars is because of how sticky the tables where. The server did explain that it was because of all the extra cleaning they are doing but it was still a bit off putting.

What a lovely place, great staff and service in the COVID times, really pleasant, I tried the 14oz gammon steak, was cooked to perfection and served with a smile, thank you very much for a lovely meal and coffee & tiamaria afterwards in the main bar area, defo recommend.

Mum and I booked a table for 2 here on Wednesday. Covid 19 precautions very well adhered to. Staff friendly. Menu good. Food excellent. Highly recommended.

Good choice of vegetarian and vegan options. Plenty of seating and good service. Following all the COVID-19 precautions.

Visited on the off chance for a pint, ended up having a meal also. Very good Gammon & Eggs, and the Batterd Halloumi was delicious too!! 10/10!!!

Called for a meal after walking the waterfall trail. We had booked in advance just in case with the covid thing but could have just turned up. We had read the menu online as my wife is vegan so had to find a suitable place to eat and the wheatsheaf had plenty of choice for her. Even has its own vegan section on the menu. We both had burgers and they were fabulous. Can recommend this place and the staff were friendly

We visited on a Monday to take advantage of the 'Eat out to help out' scheme. The food was ok but nothing special. Not worth the full price but ok value with 50% off. However, the drinks were ridiculously expensive, two single measures and coke cost approx £14!!! Far too expensive for what it is.

We visited Ingleton 28th July, staying for 1 night we were made to feel very welcome even in these strange times, everything was in place for safety reasons hand sanitisers on entry shown to our room which was very good overlooked the Beer garden, had a fantastic meal on the night the staff were brilliant looking after us. We would definitely stay again probably for longer, we'll done to everyone concerned with the wheatsheaf Inn

The veggie burgers weren’t bad at all and had nice toppings, but the place didn’t have a lot of atmosphere. The telly was which isn’t our cup of tea and the disinfect had made the tables really sticky.

Friendly staff and trying hard in the circumstances. After a long walk the welcome refreshment and lovely garden are a welcome end to the day.

This was our first visit to a pub since the Covid 19 restrictions were lifted. The new procedures have been implemented well and we felt safe. We chose to sit outside with our dog and there was more than ample distancing between tables. We observed staff wiping down the tables and seats after every guest left. It’s table service if you sit inside or order at the bar for outside guests. We only stopped for a pint but then felt reassured enough to order some food which was well cooked and very reasonably priced.

Been coming to this pub on off for 10 years since buying a static caravan near Ingleton .Visited in late January 2020 just for a couple of drinks - a pint of beer and a glass of wine - which came to nearly £9... kind of pricey for the village.The thing that concerned me was that as I was waiting to be served, I saw a couple being served who I know are locals... they run a business in the village. They ordered a couple of pints of beer and were charged £6. I was surprised that my round came to just under £9, so to check I asked for individual prices which included the beer that the other couple had bought. The price quoted to me for the beer would have meant that two pints of the same beer that the couple had paid £6 for would have been circa £7.20 - which didn't make sense, but did confirm a suspicion that I'd had since another experience at the same pub last year - THAT TOURISTS PAY ROUGHLY 20% MORE than locals, certainly for drinks - not sure about food. In the summer of 2019 I'd been in the pub, ordered a round that felt expensive, I queried it with the barman who was a little defensive and then asked if I was local... as if to imply that I'd get a discount if I was. He quickly backtracked when I said we had a static - but it just felt odd.I get that pubs in the village need to pull in local punters, particularly in the winter months and offering an incentive makes sense, but I don't think blatantly charging tourists more for the same drinks is ethical - it just feels like a rip off to me.

Called in for Sunday lunch, 4 of us, told to sit where we wanted as it wasn’t busy. Chose 4 Sunday roasts 3 beef and 1 ham. Arrived in reasonable time all the meals were hot with lots of fresh vegetables and plenty of gravy and whatever sauces we wanted. The meat was delicious. We all had sweets which were also lovely. Will definitely call again when in Ingelton

We booked a last minute room for a spontaneous night away. After walking on the Sunday we had a drink by the fire before check in. The pub was cosy and welcoming. The room was great, amazing views over the countryside with off-street parking outside. Staff were friendly and accommodating, and after a silent night’s sleep we were delighted with the freshly cooked and local breakfast choices. We will definitely be back to stay again soon!

we ordered steak and ale pie the filling was ok but the pastry was to thick the chips were the cheapest frozen chips you can get and the peas were not birds eye this is poor quality food at high prices I am sure the owner will be on saying I should of said some thing at the time but there is no point when your policy is to provide poor quality food to people who are just passing through and you will never see them again the best thing about this pub is the door on the way out

A nice warm welcoming pub. Had a lovely meal - nachos platter and chicken Szechuan and beef and ale pie chips n peas and an apple and blackberry crumble with custard. Very reasonably priced. All delicious and very generous portions. Worth a visit if in the area x

We always at say at the Wheatsheaf when we visit this neck of the woods and weren’t disappointed this time. Nice, comfy, warm rooms; great breakfast; and a lovely welcome by the staff.

This pub is good for a burger but the table we sat at was a bit sticky and I did not feel comfortable with atmosphere as if the Barman had fallen out with some of his clients

Great food really enjoyed our meal. Service was 100%. Cant fault the service we received by Rebecca... GREAT menu choices with very reasonable prices...