The Wheatsheaf Inn and Restaurant in Conwy

Great pub for Sunday lunch! Cosy atmosphere, real fires and dog friendly. TV is on for sport and there is a pool table. Lovely beer garden.

The food was fantastic. Not pictured, my girlfriend’s chicken, ham and leek entree. We had read some mixed reviews and were curious. It really is the only pub in town walkable from our Airbnb and so were weren’t sure what to expect. The main room was mostly full when we got there. We had drinks and looked at the menu which was varied and relatively extensive. I had the chicken in chili and salt batter which came on a baguette with chips. It was great and exactly what I expected. A little spice. The chips were fresh and hot. Came with a great side salad dressed in a mustard vinaigrette that was also fresh and tasty. Girlfriend’s entree was in a delicious creamy sauce and a big portion of food. We didn’t leave hungry and highly recommend this place of you ever happen to stay in (or even drive through) this small town!

Arrived and the place was quite empty, lovely old pub was told to take a seat anywhere, looked at the menu which had good choice, I asked for lasagne with chips, hubby had burger, son had chicken chilli baguette, and a serving of garlic bread with cheese. Waited a while which is to be expected the food was awful, portion size like a.childs meal, frozen and not fresh, not as described on the menu. Baguette was a ciabatta, my garlic bread had no cheese but the chips did which is not what we asked for, but the girl said the till got it wrong ..... Then we paid our bill and thought it was expensive, they gave us the wrong table bill, which we questioned then they said they couldn't give us the difference back and said they would refund it, I asked for a receipt as I knew the whole thing was going to be mistaken. They couldn't give me a receipt. The manager came and his attitude was disgraceful....he was rude and never ONCE did he apologise, he wanted us to be out of pocket and pay again and he would refund our card which could take 3 to 5 days....that's not acceptable at all when your on holiday. He argued with me and eventually he gave me the difference in cash as he knew I was not leaving paying 3 times what what our bill should of cost. Absolutely appalling management skills, no apology and it was as if it was OUR FAULT they overcharged us. I will never go back again and I would avoid overpriced frozen meals..not a lovely country pub as I expected

Went for an evening meal and a few drinks. Great selection of local beers and lovely food cooked to order. The landlady was friendly and the service was wonderful.

We were a bit dubious as seen unfavourable reviews, but only pub in village, so decided to try it. Well, disappointed doesnt come close! Was empty when we arrived, now we know why! The pub has a wealth of character, but soulless and no atmosphere at all. Little old lady behind the bar with a rude demeanour, chef i presume sat playing games on his phone, looking liked just fell out of homeless hostel. Food arrived, could tell it was all frozen, Pie was tasteless with watery gravy and Packet mash potato, salad garnish on my husbands plate was limp, good selection of beer, still nobody else had come in. paid and left. Avoid

We were made welcome and had a lovely meal on a quiet evening at The Wheatsheaf. The food we chose was well cooked and well presented, especially the pie, which my husband loved!

Good little pub in the middle of the village. Limited beer selection with a few ciders and lagers. I had liver and bacon casserole which was really good and my wife had the pie option which she enjoyed. Has a good garden for the summer but it was definitely inside weather when we visited and they had 2 log fires burning whilst we were there. Lovely church opposite.

We turned up ravenous on Friday around 6pm after a horrid drive in terrible traffic. Thankfully they said yes to food and that food was delicious, fresh and hot. The fishcakes for starter and we all had pie and chips with mushy peas and gravy, I had corned beef and potato and they had steak and ale. Very filling, we'd have liked a dessert but if we were honest with ourselves, we had no room for one anyway. The lady was lovely and friendly, bringing my other half's second Guinness to the table. We would definitely return.

Just had a Sunday lunch and I can't see what all the negative reviews are about. I get it that each visit is individual but the staff are very welcoming and the food it's great. We had the leg of lamb which just melted in your mouth along with various vegetables. It was all cooked to perfection. We also had our bestest boy Archie with us (he's a dog lol) who was very pleased with the treats from Debbie. The beer garden is a little sun trap (providing the weather plays ball, you can't blame the pub for that) and it's located in a lovely country village setting.

Unfortunately not a good experience at all! Arrived early service and seated. Drinks served and then took order. Menu was different to advertised and very limited …so limited that two mains were not available. Atmosphere was not welcoming, waitress was abrupt and ignored one of us. Gave order and then returned to say what was ordered was no longer available. Went with other pie option which was not good quality. I settled bill asap and interestingly not asked about the meal. I would not recommend. Just very disappointed at lack of wanting to give a good service.

My husband and I booked a table for Sunday lunch at the Wheasheaf, whilst staying closeby at the campsite. The staff were lovely and all three courses were absolutely delicious. We'd dine there again and would highly recommend.

We had a lovely traditional Sunday lunch at the Wheatsheaf. We haven’t eaten here for 20 years, but we’re not disappointed. The two young men who served us were very attentive and polite. 😊

Turned up a warm welcome drinks reasonably price so decided to eat Menu not large but caters for all tastes when it turned up was really very good Thank you will recommend and will visit next time we are passing

7 of us have just had an amazing Sunday lunch the starters main and dessert were perfect we will be back. We were made very welcome and the staff were amazing.

very friendly made to feel welcome and food was very good. nice rustic feel but well maintained. good value for money

On holiday nearby...best Sunday lunch we have had. Roast lamb and roast beef ..so good. Lovely friendly staff. Pity not more people. Good value.

Staying at the local campsite (a short walk away) we decided to visit the Wheatsheaf for a couple of pints before dinner, while giving the dog some exercise too. We arrived soon after 5pm (opening time on a Tuesday). We tried the hand-pulled cask ale (not sure of the name Abbey something, nice pint) also the draught Peroni and Cider, all very palatable. We sat in the garden, which filled up quickly. Everyone was very friendly and welcoming. Dog friendly too.

Nice setting, tired pub, friendly staff. Poor food eg old steak pie hard and overcooked. It felt on it’s last legs - not going back

Very friendly staff, good service & a nice pint. What more could you ask for? Children & dogs welcome. Food looked very nice too

Whilst on holiday in North Wales, we took the opportunity to visit the local pub the Wheatsheaf Inn and have a meal. The pub itself is really oldy worldly as it is over 200 years old. The bar staff and catering staff were really friendly. We enjoyed a beautiful three course meal in their restaurant. I'd like to thank them for turning a cloudy Sunday afternoon into a brighter day.

Had a lovely meal, roast lamb melted in your mouth, hubbie said beef was the best ever. Very dog friendly too. Off for another meal this evening 😀

First night of our holiday, everywhere was fully booked so we went here as a last resort as it was the closest pub. Had read the reviews so really wasn't keen. It lived up to its reviews; not very good quality. Staff, just one lady,...

We visited this past week and the pizza was absolutely terrible , probably frozen, hard as nails. The gammon seemed better. The wait was over an hour in a fairly empty pub, the staff were very nice

We went for a meal tonight . The staff are excellent , really friendly. Couldn’t fault them at all . The food was excellent, best steak we have had in a long time . They were also very accommodating with my son because he wanted...

Worst meal I have had in a long time frozen food thown on a plate with a dollop of coleslaw Couldn't even pay by card had to walk to local shop to get cash Whole experience very disappointing only positive was staff.

We came for dinner, service was slightly slow, there wasn’t much option for food on the menu but what we had was nice and a fair portion They did not do dessert and we didn’t get checked on mid way through the food It’s a...

Fantastic friendly pub with a great atmosphere and cosy log fire and bar staff are very friendly and polite

Popped into this little pub for a few drinks! Staff were very warm and friendly and made us feel most welcome throughout our stay! Will be back!

Pubs closed now for months, most landlords eager to 're open and serve the community and visitors. However not this Pub! Do they not realise they are able to use the beer garden? Will it open inside on Monday?? People are back in caravans and...

Passing through the village thought we'd call in for lunch and a drink opening times on the internet/Google said the Wheatsheaf opening hours on a Friday were 12 mid day till 11pm on arrival at 12.15 it was shut opening hours outside stating 5.30pm till...

Popped in on Saturday evening in Feb hoping to eat however an issue with the gas meant food was off, however the staff were great and phoned round other places / taxis to get us booked in for food elsewhere. After eating we returned and...

Do not go near this place, we went for a NYE meal, food was cheap frozen food warmed up and served like dog food, Landlord is miserable and standoffish. Made us choose before the evening which is fine but then had to wait 55 min...

Called in on Boxing Day very clean establishment the staff and locals were friendly and pleasant a true village pub in every way

I would advise anyone thinking of eating or drinking in this pub to take note of its hygiene rating which is one star.

When we arrived we through it was just an every day county pub with a pool table dart board. And was we so wrong we ordered food & Mary the owner said that they serve food in the bar but that was a dog friendly...

We have just had a lovely meal at the Wheatsheaf Inn we were made very welcome. And really surprised by the restaurant side of the pub the food was top notch & the Service was top notch to we would love to come back soon. Mary made us very welcome. Our waiter Will was very good to. We would recommend this pub to anybody coming to this area.

Typical old pub and not the quirky type. We called for what they described as “ home cooked” by home cooked I think they meant off the shelf pie and ready meal breaded fish. These were £8.95 each. The chips were generic frying chips from a bag. Even if your staying near by don’t be tempted to “give it a go” drive on and find somewhere else, I’ve had nicer food in chain restaurants. Beer was ok though, so ok for a pint although, my husband said it tasted a bit funky? I don’t drink lager much so I trust his more expert palette. All in all not a great experience I’m afraid. We didn’t go back even for a drink despite staying in the area for a week. Peroni was £4.50 a pint cider was £3.50 a pint.

We were staying locally for a hen weekend and booked to go to the Wheatsheaf Inn on Saturday night for a meal and drinks. Mary was brilliant, and so helpful from the minute I first spoke to her to make the booking. We were having difficulties booking a taxi to get us there and back, so Mary even arranged for one of the regulars, Bob, who drives a taxi, to pick us up and take us to the pub, and then to take us back to where we were staying afterwards. (Thanks Bob!). When we got to the Wheatsheaf Inn we were not disappointed. The food was great and so was the service. We also enjoyed joining in with the singing in the bar and were made to feel so welcome. The highlight was getting to meet Mary in person and to say thanks, as we felt she was an honorary hen!! We all love Mary! Thanks again for everything.

I haven’t been to the wheatsheaf for many years so thought I would book for Sunday lunch, when we walked in we were met by a lovely friendly lady who I found out was the manager who took us up to the restaurant part of the lovely old pub. The seats in the restaurant are so lovely & comfy, the waitress was also lovely & helpful & my starter of tempura prawns & sweet chilli sauce that came with a side salad - loved the salad dressing - the prawns were abs lovely.My beef dinner & my partners lamb were so lovely, only draw back for me was when I put too much horseradish sauce on my last piece of beef & nearly blew my eyes out but that was my fault for being greedy & wanting to leave a clean plate.Pudd wise we had a mango & passion fruit cheesecake that was absolutely lovely. Overall I really enjoyed my lunch & will I go again? OH A BIG FAT YES

Very unwelcoming atmosphere at the bar... Cold and curt.

I rarely go to the trouble of writing reviews but this place is so shocking that I thought it was worth the effort.

Had a meal last night which was OK. However, tonight we have just had a takeaway pizza and it's the best we have had for ages. Even better than our local pizza place!

whilst staying in village we were pleased to find a real country pub. Had a good meal and drinks and food very reasonably priced. One of the locals had his dog Reg in the pub and they should get on Britain's Got Talent with their tricks. Everyone very friendly. Will definitely go back.

bar lady very friendly - chatty. Make sure you take enough cash as card machine is not always working. we were lucky.

On a wet cold afternoon we had a few drinks. If you wanted to watch the rugby you had a fire if not .... Very average choice of drinks and decor wouldn’t rush back.

We ate here whilst staying at Plas Farm Touring Park. It is about a ten minute walk from the site. Food was lovely and staff were very friendly and helpful. We would return if staying in the area.

Nice welcome from Staff. Had a very good Sunday lunch. Restaurant has recently been upgraded to a very good standard.

We were staying nearby on holiday and decided to eat here one evening. The greeting on arrival could have been more friendly from the staff but we did not let this deter us. We ordered some food and had to wait a while for it to be served. It was nice food and we followed it with dessert. The pub was a little sparse, not very welcoming, which was probably why it wasn't busy.

This is a lovely pub in a beautiful village. The landlady was really helpful and accommodating.

Dined here for one night whilst staying at the Ffarm country house. Nice new restaurant area with good menu choice. Friendly and obliging staff.

We hired a farmhouse for a week and this pub was the nearest to us, we found in the North Wales area pubs that accept dogs inside are few and far between but this pub will accept dogs in the bar area, we were a family of 5 and we were welcomed by the landlady. All the food is home made and delicious, would definitely come back to this pub. This is a lovely typical village pub.

when we walked in this place, it reminded us of american werewolf in london...the landlady was so welcoming!..not! ordered food, which took ages to come. then we were asked to eat in a dining area away from the pub,which had no atmosphere at all. curry of the day was nice but rump steak tasted a bit off and pepper sauce was just boiled up cream. chips saved the day but dont think we'll be back.

Be aware, on Sundays, the menu starts and stops with a Sunday roast - so sadly it didn’t suit 75% of our party, so we left.

Local to Plas Farm easy walking distance. Nice quiet village pub with great service and great food. Good selection of drinks nad food.

Lovely home cooked food and very friendly staff. Quite a wait but then it was freshly cooked. Would definitely recommend.

I had Garlic mushrooms and a Lamb Shank for main.

Called in here last Sunday. Got a table no problem and ordered the Sunday roast for myself and Nanna. The service was attentive and polite. All the Sunday roasts were superb, especially the lamb. Nanna said “it was the best Sunday roast I’ve had in years” which is quite the compliment. Will definitely be returning again soon.

We called in by chance on Sunday lunch and had the best roast in a very long while. The service was excellent and they could not do enough for us. I had the Lamb which was juicy and tender, the veg was fresh and hot,the Sunday lunch selection was good and my wife had the beef which also fresh and tender.

Although we didn't book a table in advance, we were greeted by Mary, the friendly landlady. Being a Sunday afternoon, we were pleasantly surprised that the restaurant was quiet. Sandra was very fast in taking our orders. My husband had the roasted leg of lamb which was succulent and tender. I had the roasted topside of beef served with roasted potatoes & yorkshire pudding. The beef was tender and delicious. The mixed vegetables and red cabbage were just right.To end the meal, we shared a warm chocolate cake and ice cream as we were too full .We were truly satisfied with the meal and the friendly service and will certainly go again .

Visited with family 9 of us in total kids loved the food and so did we best burger I’ve had in a long time going to visit again soon for the black and blue burger again

I've passed this place on numerous occasions and never had chance to call in except for today as our friends Alan and Helen asked to take both myself and my wife out for a meal for our wedding anniversary which is next week and when we arrived I was really happy as I've always wanted to go in here

The visit started out lovely. Country pub selling food, perfect for us as we were staying locally for a long awaited weekend away. We didn't book but we're given a table in the restaurant without delay. The landlord was pleasant and the girls serving at the table were lovely and tried their best. The drinks were fine and the starters were enjoyable. The problems were with the steaks. I asked for a med/well fillet which I know is sacrilege to some and a struggle for chefs to cook so I advised the server that I understood if the chef need to butterfly the steak to ensure there was no blood. However, when I cut into it, the blood oozed out onto my plate so I asked if it could be cooked more. While it was took away my partner noticed his steak smelt funny, he tried to carry on eating it but he was worried it would make him ill. My steak returned and still had blood in it. I gave some of it to my partner as he had given up eating his. I couldn't even eat my chips as they were swimming in grease, in my opinion they were frozen chips double dipped in the fryer, not home made chips like falsely advertised. The mushrooms were thinly sliced and again fried. We mentioned to the girl that we didn't want to make a fuss but that weren't happy. The reply from the kitchen was that 'because it wasn't all in one piece they weren't prepared to do anything' what a sham.... The bill was nearly £60, I'd had 3 forks of food and my partner not much more. We paid the bill and left, the landlord didn't utter a word about the issue and didn't even thank us for the money, then he stood on the doorstep smoking while we left. Poor attempt at intimidation, all because we let the girls know our steaks weren't right! Don't put steaks on your menu if you can't cook them....

Was stopping in the village on Holiday and chose to eat here one of the evenings. Service was friendly (we were the only ones eating at the time) and there was a couple of regulars in the bar area. The place inside is very clean and modern, the young lady came with our meal and the steak was beautiful and cooked to perfection. Had syrup pudding and custard for dessert which again was lovely. Heating could have done with been on though as it was on the chilly side, but that’s the only negative I could find.

We visited for a drink and food at a weekend. We were very disappointed, food was of a poor standard and nothing was home made even though advertised as home made. Much of the food was of a cheap quality and over cooked. Unfortunately we could not recommend this place. We found it to be a pity as this place as so much potential!!!

Reservamos aquí el mismo día para la cena del domingo (PM) fueron muy amables y acogedores. La cena era preciosa y no tengo ninguna queja.

Tuvimos a nuestra segunda comida y noche en las de trigos, y tengo que decir que la comida aquí es fantástica y muy bien de precio. Lee y María y todos los vecinos nos hicieron sentir muy bienvenidos, y lo recomiendo a cualquiera. Esto bien podría ser mi nuevo local. Estamos sin duda va a ser volver de nuevo. Gracias Paul y Diane xx

La recepción que recibimos de, supongo, la casera era totalmente inaceptable. Sí, estábamos 15 minutos tarde para nuestra reserva la cena, sin embargo, seguramente en el comercio que es nada? restaurante Por desgracia, tomó el extremo de lo que se suponía que iba a ser una cena de gala. El terrible evaluación del servicio es debido a esto, no a una encantadora señorita que esperamos en nuestra mesa.

Por desgracia, el personal no era muy acogedor. Menú era limitado en una noche de jueves. Las hamburguesas eran de mala calidad y patatas fritas parecían congelados.

Pedimos que nos Lee y María para ofrecer un buffet para 80 personas para servir después al funeral de un familiar. Toda la reserva no fueron nada pero servicial, amable, hacer buenas sugerencias. La comida era excelente (un té por la tarde y muchas personas han comentado. Excelente comida y servicio gracias.

Nice people. Food was ok and nothing great. Burgers were frozen for sure. Wouldn't eat here again but would visit.

Popped in here for tea with our two young daughters. Amazing food! Haven't had food this tasty in a pub for years. Would quite happily travel an hour again to get here just to have something nice. Staff were lovely, Sandra serving the food was a bit bonkers, but that was probably the icing on the cake for me.Amazing service, amazing staff.Would definitely recommend.

We visited The Wheatsheaf twice during our stay, once for a meal from the standard menu and once for the Sunday lunch.The layout of the pub is a little unusual, with the restaurant up a fairly steep staircase. The door to the Gents is also "interesting".The staff coped well with our party - with eight of us for the Sunday lunch including a couple of lively children. The food was also great - with lots of meat on the Sunday lunches and the steak on Friday cooked to perfection.Overall, a quirky pub serving good beer (the Doom Bar ale was spot on) and hearty food.

Called in Sunday evening and was surprised how quiet it was, a couple of locals drinking at the bar. Staff were friendly but we only had a choice of Sunday Roast, think they may be missing out here. Would have tried another evening but no food on Monday or Tuesday evenings. Good point was the Doom Bar which was well kept.

Stayed overnight for a family party. Party was well organised and buffet food was good and plentiful. Room was basic and very cold and the bed was really hard. Also, church clock striking every hour was quite disturbing so did not sleep well. Breakfast was good except for the coffee but dining room was very cold.

We were staying at the Coach House opposite and had read the reviews for a dog friendly pub. It was indeed, and the food was good too. Excellent fillet steak. Sadly the mushroom stroganoff was off although the veggie lesagne was tasty. Locals were friendly.

We stayed across the road in the Coach House for the New Year...we ate Friday Saturday Night and Sunday Lunch in the Wheatsheaf...we both enjoyed the food and the traditional Sunday Lunch ....could not fault the food.

We visited for lunch. The bar was empty and seemed cold ( there was a fireplace but no fire). The restaurant had been re decorated and was clean and light.The set lunch menu had several choices in each course. Service was very slow although the restaurant was by no means full. The soup and roast beef were OK but the lamb was disappointing.Having previously visited and enjoyed the Wheatsheaf, I so wanted it to be good but I was disappointed.

This used to be such a fun lively pub with a very good restaurant - how times have changed.We entered the cold bar, only ash was left from the previous evening's fire, to be told rather frostily that we were early but this shouldn't have been a problem as there was absolutely no-one in the bar and a solitary table of two in the restaurant.Whilst the food itself was OK the service left lots to be desired - we were there at the table for two hours and were still waiting for our desert order to be taken, so we called it a day and left early.Such a shame, food was OK (not good), restaurant room was OK but, as there were only four tables in the restaurant, the time taken to serve us was unacceptable!

Friendly staff although quieter than expected on a Friday night. Cosy log burner & lovely steak dinner...perfectly cooked!

Fourteen people and four dogs didn't phase the staff at the Wheatsheaf Inn, we all had a great meal. Lots of choice on the menu and take away pizza available if needed. Warm and friendly staff made it a lovely evening out.

Dined here on Saturday night. 3 courses each, a couple of pints of lager and Diet Coke and bill was only £50.The lamb shank was delicious! Really nice pub and restaurant :) will definitely return whilst in the area

Had a pint in there Saturday night.....Returned Sunday for evening meal. Very quiet in the Restaurant, seemed to have family visiting. Food was good, service good, no issues.

Owners and staff very friendly and welcoming, dogs welcome in part of the pub, food was good and wholesome, good range of beers and lager although my wife drank them dry of Brandy, Like the owners the locals were also very friendly

My husband and I booked a table as we were staying nearby. The welcome was OK, we both ordered rump steak with Diane sauce. The steak was ordered rare, but what arrived was grey and clearly not cooked on a high enough heat, it was also gristly and not very flavoursome. There was an uncooked tomato half plonked on top. Mushrooms were deep fried and released oil when bitten into. Chips were hand cut and the only good part of the meal. The Diane sauce contained no mushrooms and was made with whole grain mustard, it shoul be Dijon, and no evidence of brandy. All in all a horrible meal, I complained but was told by the barman when paying that he had worked in London and Manchester and there is mustard in Diane sauce (he admitted it shouldn't be whole grain) but there was no point discussing further we just wanted to leave. Too many young staff to deal properly with customers, no sign of the owners, a very bad experience.

great food value for money had a laugh with the staffgoing back again shortly used to go quite afew years ago found it by accident by searching trip advisor

Enjoyed an excellent roast lunch at this attractive establishment. Good food and attentive staff. Pity there weren't more customers but then it is out of the main holiday season.

Went in on Saturday night of August Bank Holiday and were told that we would have to wait 40mins to even see a menu and order food. Booked for Sunday (our second mistake!) and 40mins after sitting down we got food. I was beyond stressed with the behaviour of staff who appeared to be flapping although only four tables in the restaurant. The food was ok but nothing special which I would expect from the wait. It was truly depressing to see a pub that could be heaving on a bank holiday weekend with the surrounding visitors on caravan and camp sites. Sad reflection on the manager/owner that this isn't the case

Went in on Saturday night of August Bank Holiday and were told that we would have to wait 40mins to even see a menu and order food. Booked for Sunday (our second mistake!) and 40mins after sitting down we got food. I was beyond stressed with the behaviour of staff who appeared to be flapping although only four tables in the restaurant. The food was ok but nothing special which I would expect from the wait. It was truly depressing to see a pub that could be heaving on a bank holiday weekend with the surrounding visitors on caravan and camp sites. Sad reflection on the manager/owner that this isn't the case

Advised to go early to eat I was glad I did, I sat outside and waited, and waited, and eventually was served with very average pub grub, no frills and no extras except by requesting them and this was treated with a sharp look while the landlady stood and gassed with the locals.This pub has the look outside but is a bit of a let down inside ,plain to almost scruffy and no character , it doesn't shout stay and have another pint so I had my one and left.

Limited lunch time menu with bar snacks only. A very basic hot ciabatta with chips took a long time to arrive. No garnish and very bland. Chips left a greasy repeating after taste. Arrived at 12 noon as they opened and went to the ladies toilet which hadn't been cleaned and there was no toilet paper. Rather a strange smell in the bar area. A lime and soda drink was with the cheapest most disgusting lime I have ever drunk. The only resemblance to lime was it was green. The lady behind the bar said 'I suppose you want ice with that well we haven't got any'. So sad as this used to be a great pub and eating place. The new décor and bar has completely spoilt the place.

Went for food really but Mon and Tues have a set menu and didn't open until 4 pm. Very basic food for the money. Shame really because the pub itself is lovely, bar staff were polite but atmosphere was zero. Plenty of car parking but won't be going again.

The food was fantastic and although all fresh and happy to wait the length of the wait should be improved....front of house service needs refinement.

We had a lovely meal here, the food was well prepared and cooked to perfection and tasted lovely. Long wait at the bar but in the restaurant the service was great. The waitress did a great job, she was on her own as they were short staffed but this did not affect the service much at all and she was very attentive. Prices were a bit on the high side though hence the review has not been given 4 out of 5. As a one off its definately worth a visit and a nice place for a special occasion however eating here daily wouldn't be cost effective.

Quite busy though only in a hamlet, good food, good service, reasonable prices. Car parking available.

Spent a week in the area, so visited this pub many times. Staff and locals are all very friendly and welcoming. The pub is dog friendly, but there are also dog free areas, if you don't like dogs. Food is good and above pub grub. There is also a good area to sit outside and watch the world go by. Only one real ale on hand pump and that was Doombar, which is not a favourite of mine. New owners since April 2016. Hope to return soon.

Pub with dinner, friendly hosts and generous serves was just the ticket after a long drive to Betws yn Rhos. We were late for dinner but the chef quickly cooked up a great meal.

Friendly fast service, very tasty well presented food and reasonable prices. Will definitely return.

Visited twice this past weekend with my Husband as we were camping in the area. Food here is superb. Had the steak pie first night. The 2nd we had the Sunday lunch. The best lamb I have ever tasted with gravy to die for! Made to feel very welcome too. A must if your passing through this village.

Our first-choice pub was fully booked on a Thursday evening, so (based on recent encouraging reviews) we decided to re-visit The Wheatsheaf. I am sorry to say that we were very disappointed and will not be back.The welcome was fairly friendly, and the menu was varied with lots of standard pub food to choose from. I went for the "homemade" steak pie and MrP ordered a steak with peppercorn sauce. My pie filling was acceptable, but the pastry was rock hard and the crimping around the edge was far too even to be homemade. The "lashings of gravy" was, unfortunately, from a packet. MrP's steak was deemed just acceptable for the price, but the peppercorn sauce (which I also tried, but wished I hadn't) was definitely not homemade, and was a curry sauce with a couple of peppercorns floating in it. The waitress took it back to the kitchen when MrP said he thought he had been given the wrong sauce, but was told that the chef always made it that way, but it would be knocked off the bill. The chips were OK, and that's the best thing I can say about the meal. A few years ago The Wheatsheaf used to be really good, and we visited every time we were in the area. Quiz nights on Thursdays were a highlight. The current owners will have to up their game to compete with other local pubs. When we were there, between 6.30 and 8pm on a Thursday, there was only one other table of two people eating there, when other pubs were turning us away as they were so busy. Such a shame.

Good welcome, dog allowed in the far end of the pub. Two adult and two children's meals ordered, all plates cleared of food so nothing much else to say. Recommend the rump steak, lovely!