The Wheatsheaf Inn in Monmouthshire - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

The beer has always been of the highest quality that all other pubs in the local can only aspire.Well done

A country pub that stood still, thank heavens, a delight to visit, a place to eat great home cooked food at a very reasonable price. The landlady is most welcoming and the customers adore her. I like the ambiance of the decor, very original. Lunch time menu only, varied and wholesome, no chips here, just honest food which I enjoy. Faggots, peas, mash and gravy very nice, plenty for the hungry visitor. The countryside around The Wheatsheaf is splendid worth a walk around the circuit, then drop in for some refreshments. Do that and you can remember a great day.

Old fashioned pub, just on the outskirts of Caerleon. First impression.........bit pokey and dowdy, just taken a trip back in time! Looks to be family owned but has just got good honest home cooked food. Piping hot and large portions, can't fault this. A modest range on offer for lunch time ( don't know what happens in the evenings ) Certainly did'n go hungry. Perhaps a refurbish of furniture/paint might help..............good spaces to eat outside on a sunny day. Yup would visit again,

After seeing and hearing a lot of reviews of this country pub lovely summer's day so we thought we would try it for lunch. Walked into the bar/lounge which was really dark not the best place to be when it was hot...asked for the menu but were told they wasn't one but the hot food was on the board and there was a sandwich menu. The menu was really uninspiring with very little choice the sandwich board was a little more interesting. We choose a ploughman's lunch which is usually tasty looking forward to nice cheese chunky bread etc. We sat outside and waited at least 20/25 minutes for this easy lunch. When it arrived it just consisted of a reasonable amount of cheese small handful of salad slice of bread off a small loaf cut into quarters small dish of branston pickle the to fill up the small plate a dish with a few pickled onions. Has to be the dullest ploughman's we have ever had, and at £7.50 certainly was not the cheapest. Outside the furniture was really poor a mish mash of rusty tables and benches which could have at least been updated. There were wooden picnic tables some of them had rotted wood. The door into the pub was really tatty needed painting and lots of other things were did not impress me. A lot of people would not agree with me as according to the reviews it is a very popular pub and the food is enjoyed. Unfortunately I did not have the same opinion I think the place is badly in need of an update. I don't think we will be visiting again anytime soon.

Este es un carismático pequeño pub en el pueblo de llanhennock cerca de Caerleon, Newport. Es propiedad y está dirigido por la Sra. Powell y ha sido durante muchos años. una gran comida de pub preparado fresco cada día. Este no es un gastro pub comida honesta a un precio justo. Yo uso los trigos a menudo es muy bueno, pruébalo.

Small traditional village pub with good food and pleasant garden. Nice views at the back over open fields. Nice for a meeting or date.

We were staying in Caerleon and our hosts took us to this pub. What a great time! Everyone there was so friendly. Loved meeting the locals and having a pint of Thatchers! Cant wait to go back.

A traditional old fashioned pub with great grub..up on the Welsh hillside with a warm welcome..Everything is home cooked but arrive early or it will be gone!

What a wonderful little find. A proper country pub with real ales and a fantastic atmosphere. So friendly and a spectacular warm welcome.

If you want a traditional village pub with great beer and even greater freshly cooked food this is it. Family run for many years it is fantastic and comfortable like an old pair of slippers . I love it and you will too.

Y como retroceder en el tiempo, un pequeño cachorrito con dos habitaciones.

Excellent food and service. Food isn't served during the evening but the lunchtime menu is very good and the food is home made. It is a quaint pub and very friendly.

Magnífica comida fresca cada vez. Lugar pequeñito pero con hospitalidad en plena zona de las costuras. La comida es siempre excelente y muchas veces es una lucha para conseguir una mesa! Los precios son muy razonables. En el maravilloso pueblo de entorno llanhennock, con vistas a kilómetros de las vistas más maravillosas. Volver en cada oportunidad para almorzar! No te decepcionará!

Good selection and good prices for lunchtime. Service was quick and friendly. Ideal for a small group.

Four of us reserved a tableland we had a wonderful Christmas lunch; turkey plus all the trimmings - just like mother used to make. It was a most enjoyable experience. The Wheatsheaf is quite small, very cosy, very relaxed with a decent atmosphere and a very warm welcome. I believe food is lunchtime only

If it's a nice pub in beautiful countryside look no further. The pub is small but full of character . The food is freshly cooked and a very high standard recommended

One has to guess whether they are going to serve food on the day you arrive. All we wanted was a nice steak, but no, we left with empty bellies.

Seemed like a nice place but typically does not serve food everyday. Everyone else does including the NHS. Would not recommend it as it was a bit of a old persons place.

Nice warm welcome. Great food and all round nice place to eat out with family or friends.. children love the deserts !!

We always go to this pub on a sunny day, we love walking and this is situated in country lanes, when I was younger I used to join others here for a stirrup cup on my horse, very nice place.

Beautiful countryside around the pub and staff friendly. Had prawn sandwiches which were delicious and very reasonably priced. Look forward to eating there again.

Great reasonably priced bar snacks, excellent real ales with a great welcome in a traditional setting

Recently went to the Wheatsheaf again having been there countless times over the years. I always order the faggots and peas meal which is outstanding and always comes with a big plate of quality bread and butter. Excellent value at £6.50. This meal must have been on their menu for 20+ years but if it ain't broke why fix it? Highly recommended.

I went here on the advice of a friend (who accompanied me) and we were not disappointed.We arrived early and the bar was not officially open (only 10 mins or so) but were given a warm welcome and served with a pint of VERY good Evan Evans whilst waiting for the kitchen to open.There were three pints on offer but as I was driving I stuck to the moderate one!>We examined the board and decided on the curry despite there being a fair selection of other items there as well.(Another customer had ordered the Faggots and peas with gravy and I shall certainly be back to try that as they looked wonderful)An ancient building with interesting picture and photos on the walls and, a real treat in this day and age, a real fire!The staff were chatty but not overly so which can be a bit of a bore and polite at all times.When the food arrived it was hot and delicious.You can run a tab and pay with a card which is always handy.Just a couple of miles outside the Roman Fortress town of Caerleon I would recommend this place to anyone!Considering it's a quiet country pub/restaurant they must have served 20 covers or more when we were there which certainly adds to its reputation!I suspect that booking might be a good idea of an evening or a weekend!

Been popping in here for the the last 10 years (just wish I lived nearer) It's always welcoming, during winter months warm (great coal fires) Serves good lunches (doesn't try to be a gastro pub) Top price meal £9. And the most important, never serves a "duff pint" (from memory believe they have won awards from Camra for the last 14 years) Attracks a wholesome clientele (coded message, if your a Daily Mail reader (and above) you'll feel at home, conversely "Mirror" reader, maybe stray somewhere else.

I love the Wheatsheaf friendly warm atmosphere wonderful home cooked food prefect for Saturday lunch

One of my favourite little pubs in a Wales .nice views, good real ale and cider and traditional home cooked pub food. Worth a visit for sure

Love ever part of it and the lunch is delicious the landlord/lady always welcoming always feel at home when I go here and please dont ever change.

Exceptionally rude staff and very unwelcoming. Food was mediocre, not worth the money we paid. Really confused as to cambra status - very poorly kept ale on my opinion. Rude 'locals'. Will not be going back. Car park is a nightmare, very unsafe due to pot holes.