Wheatsheaf Inn in Wiltshire

Stopped on the way home called in without a booking. We were well received and had a fine meal. Good portion size, not too big, so we had room for dessert. The food was tasty and well presented and we left satisfied, which is what we needed. Thank you, we’ll drop in again when we are passing.

We regularly eat here as the food is so good so we decided to pop in for coffee and what a good choice. We ordered latte, green tea and a tea cake, the tea cake was actually lovely fruit bread toasted but very large slices much bigger than we expected and we were given two plates so we could share it and it was delicious. The green tea was the best I've ever had so overall an extremely pleasant experience. Like the regular visits for meals we will be visiting regularly for coffee and green tea. Toby and all his staff are very welcoming and no request is too much.

I wish I’d taken a photo!! We stopped randomly on our way home and were so pleased we did. We were not too sure when we came in the door - it’s quite eclectic but the friendly staff and the great menu made up our minds to have lunch rather than just a coffee. We chose the pork belly and were blown away by the meal we received. Very little fat, crunchy crackling and the best gravy. The mash was fab and the vegetables, especially the buttered leeks were fantastic. The meal took the right amount of time for a meal cooked from fresh and was well worth the reasonable wait. We pass this way several times a year and will definitely be making a stop here again! Cannot recommend enough. Thank you to the lovely staff who made us so welcome.

It is quite quirky inside but nothing wrong with quirky. The food was delicious! - Gourmet quality with pub quantities. The service was great too. 👍

Friends told us this was a good place for Sunday lunch, so we decided to give it a try. First disappointment was no disabled parking. We saw two other groups of disabled going to or from the pub and they were all struggling. Second disappointment was the inside. It appears to be a typical English pub from the outside, but inside was more like a works canteen. Fake leather benches and chairs and too many tables. Total lack of atmosphere and very noisy because of this. Normal Roast selection so we had roast pork and nut roast. Took ages to arrive. The Yorkshire puddings were burnt beyond recognition, and the pork crackling was so hard it was uneatable. Nobody asked if everything was ok and when the server cleared the plates, she didn’t ask either. Very surly. The puddings were uninspiring and we had two Elton messes. Poor. I have given it two stars as it was slightly cheaper than others in the area and included a dessert in the price. We certainly won’t be going here again, there are lots of better places around.

Just happened by this pub on the way home from cirencester. Really nice friendly place. Had Sunday roast and pudding for £18.00 thoroughly enjoyed it. Will definately be visiting again!!

Fabulous food and service, would highly recommend. Easy to find and plenty of parking, only downside is the landlord was against us smuggling out one of the beautiful bird sculptures adorning the windows!

Weekend away with friends and we decided to eat at the Wheatsheaf on the Saturday night and what a great choice that was. The food was stupendous. Myself and one other had a starter, mine being deep fried Brie wedges with cranberry and green leaves. Both plates were left empty. For the main course two of us opted for the tilapia with a lemon butter sauce and dauphinois potatoes, two others the maple syrup pork steak and JD had a salad which she rated as excellent. The desserts looked tempting but we settled on coffees instead. For four glasses of wine, one soft drink, two starters, five main courses and four coffees (two being specialty coffees) the bill was around the £150 mark so very good value. No matter how many times I asked the proprietor he would not allow me to sneak out the beautiful peacock sculpture which was sitting in the window!

My wife and I called in as we were travelling through Crudwell, we didn’t want a full Sunday lunch just a snack. Although they were in the middle of serving Sunday roasts it was no trouble to serve us. We both had a bacon, Brie, and cranberry sandwich with chunky chips and a few green leaves. The bread rustic and fresh, there was ample filling and the whole think was extremely tasty. The landlord was friendly and the staff efficient. Will call in again when passing. Recommended

From the moment we arrive we are made to feel like locals and Toby is always keen to check that the table we reserved is to our liking. The range of drinks on offer is comprehensive and those on draft always look very well kept when they are poured in to nice clean glasses. The food menu offers something for everyone and each dish we have tried has always been tasty and flavourfuI. I would certainly recommend trying the Sunday Lunch and saving room to try one of Debbie's delicious desserts!!! Everything on your plate has the right to be there and clean plates are always returned to the kitchen. Debbie and Toby's hard work shines through and the Wheatsheaf Inn is a huge credit to them both. I cannot recommend the Wheatsheaf Inn highly enough. 

Owners we found to be Toby & Debbie (Chef) We had Sunday Lunch excellent meal and plentiful,very.hot plates,Service very good,prices very good value indeed plenty of parking. Very well used by locals,take aways available by phone order. Advised to book by phone or e/mail in advance due to popularity looked at the weekly menu many varied items we will go back soon. Visited Sunday 10/04/2022

Coffee was excellent. Allergen info clear and reassuringly delivered. The food was obviously freshly prepared and plenty of locally sourced ingredients. Great service. Will definitely come again.

What a delight and what a fine welcome. Car parking a bit odd around the corner but nothing amiss with the pub. We both ate very well, fine cheeseburger and my two starters, crispy duck and battered brie were excellent. Nice pint of Butcombe too!

Enjoyed a lovely meal here. The owners Toby and Debbie were very friendly and made us feel welcome. My husband had the curry dish which he said was excellent, especially the onion bhajis and I had the battered cod which was delicious. Of particular note are Debbie's chips - they're superb!

Last night we had the pie of the week, beef and mushroom with suet pastry, it was gorgeous, pastry light and the filling was the best quality beef. Last week the chicken and mushroom pie was superb, well done to Toby and Debbie. Service with a smile.

Sunday lunch had the authenticity of excellent home cooking. Veg and spuds were excellent and the meat fresh and moist . Pudding board sensible for old folgies like me - not full of rich delights. Lemon meringue was fantastic. Word of advice to owners - most places don't charge extra for yorkshire puddings whichever meat you eat these days. It seems a bit mean especially as they were small ones anyway. Good service.

We stopped last Sunday for a quick snack and were warmly welcomed. The tomato and basil soup was to die for. Delighted that GF bread was available for my wife. Would love to try more meals there, but as we were passing heading north we will have to wait another day.

Great food. Not the best service Lovely decor Shame the landlord doesnt interact with clients. Loves his mobile phone

Stayed in Oakley near to the pub and came here for dinner. The service was brilliant and food was even better. Lovely home cooked pie and great selection of beer. Also best Guinness I’ve had outside of Dublin! Would 100% recommend and would go back

Stopped here early evening for a meal Home cooked food and a decent pint of beer, what more do you need? Some of the best chips I’ve had recently and really nice desserts

Era simplemente ideal, un rincón acogedor, una buena taza de té y un pequeño refrigerio para ayudar a arrojar la frustración por el "largo retraso" del viaje por carretera de Newton Abbot a Cirencester. El joven waitron era encantador y la comida era buena. Volveremos allí en cualquier momento.Gestión también, positiva y amigable

Se detuvo como turistas en la zona en busca de un almuerzo tardío. Me sorprendió ver que no había ningún labrador y muy pocas opciones de menú de verano.Hizo algunos clientes habituales sólidos y fue recién hecho con ingredientes de calidad. Se sentía como un bistro que vendía buena cerveza (lo que hace).

Estábamos cerca y vimos el pub en el camino. Nos recibieron con una cálida bienvenida y es ligero y limpio. Tengo una alergia a la leche con la que eran geniales y tenía muchas opciones, ¡lo cual es inusual! La comida era realmente encantadora al igual que la cerveza, no dudaría en recomendar esta pequeña joya de lugar!

Been here several times, for both evening meals and for several Sunday lunches. Always nice food, served with empathy. Not a gourmet restaurant but much, much more than just 'pub grub'.An excellent choice for a nice meal in a really nice environment (don't be fooled by the rather ordinary 'kerbside' appearance ~ it's really pleasant inside) Excellent vfm

Invitante, amable, excelentes cervezas locales, excelente servicio, comida de alta calidad bien presentada. . . . ¿Qué más se puede pedir? Nos alojamos en el hotel Best Weston local y pensamos en probar este pub local y nos complació mucho. Excelentes cervezas y otras bebidas con menú a un precio muy razonable con una buena variedad de platos. Tuve el primer plato de Whitebait, excelente y una generosa porción de Whitebait. Como era viernes teníamos el fish and chips. Excelentes porciones generosas, masa crujiente seca y deliciosas papas fritas, guisantes y salsa tártara.

19 de nosotros visitamos para nuestro grupo Fiesta de Navidad Almuerzo. Nos divertimos mucho. Las mesas se veían muy festivas. La comida se servía rápidamente y estaba caliente y muy bien presentada. Y extremadamente sabroso. Buena selección de verduras. Toby y su equipo realmente nos lo pasaron muy bien. Esperamos volver de nuevo.

Tenía huevo de jamón y papas fritas, ok, bastante sosa, dices! Jamón tallado adecuado y una porción muy generosa, 2 huevos bien cocidos Y probablemente el mejor de todos los chips, ¡incluso mi mejor mitad que es anti chips incluso tuvo que estar de acuerdo! ! El único problema es que estamos pasando o habrá chips en el menú de mañana. Si comes en Crudwell y te gustan las papas fritas, ¡este es el lugar! !

No habríamos ido a este pub si las reseñas no hubieran sido tan buenas. realmente vale la pena el paseo ya que tuvimos una cena encantadora con una buena botella de vino a un costo razonable con un servicio realmente bueno. El mejor teléfono por delante para comprobar que está abierto, ya que la primera noche que intentamos ir estaba cerrado, pero no lo dijo en el sitio web.

Three of us had a great meal tonight. Comfortable, clean environment, lovely staff. Food was good, reasonable price. Delicious desserts.

The food was delicious, we have been several times and the food is always good. The atmosphere is also very good and you don't feel rushed at all. The roast dinner on a Sunday is not to be missed and the portion size is generous. You will not be disappointed whatever you choose. The staff are very friendly too. Good value and very good food.

Had the steak and Ale pie, it was awful, no gravy, stodgy pastry, over cooked chips and ratatouille???? Ratatouille with pie and chips. Sorry it was not good at all.

We stopped at this pub on a whim for supper. The food was really good. Excellent pork chop with gooseberry sauce. Delicious haddock and lemon fish cake. And the ginger sponge pudding was fabulous!!! English food that did not disappoint.

The Wheatsheaf is specialising in salads on a Thursday eve. Was a bit sceptical but was not disappointed. You don’t have to have salad as there are other options. They have a good selection. The service was good, the pub is clean and the staff are friendly. Go again? Sure would

Very warm and friendly welcome by Toby (the landlord) and lovely traditional cooked food by Debbie (his wife). The steaks are gorgeous and the size of the portions are definitely value for money. I could not fault the dessert. I reccommend the homemade cheesecake (it was to die for). There was a good selection of drinks and a kids menu too. There is lovely seating in the beer garden behind and at the front of the pub where you can sit with a pint and watch the world go by.

The ambiance is lovely. Unfortunately, we waited for over 1/2 hr for two cappuccinos and a double espresso which arrived spilled. Our waitress confirmed the availability of freshly squeezed orange juice twice, but served us bottled orange juice and told us it was freely squeezed as they handed it to us. The staff was friendly but a bit defensive upon realizing their errors. It was quite early and not busy. Basic staff training is recommended.

Looking for a simple, quick evening meal after a tiring day at the Badminton Horse Trials, this little pub fitted the bill perfectly. Good value for money, excellent service, tasty pub food and good atmosphere, couldn't have asked for more.

Had the two course Sunday roast for £12 which was a great home cooked meal. Choice of beef,pork or chicken with roast potatoes,broccoli and carrots followed by fruit crumble and custard or choice of 5 other desserts. Small intimate dining area friendly staff.

Staying at local Best Western Hotel, but decided to try here for an evening meal. Not disappointed! Welcome was warm and friendly, so were the locals! Food was out of this world, both main courses and home made sweets. Would definitely recommend.

Came here as a large table, really lovely food and a very good kids menu. Only downfall was staff were a bit slow, and also quite grumpy, even though the restaurant wasn't busy at all.

Good standard pub lunch. Beer was good to taste but a little cloudy. Furniture functional but comfortable. Landlord friendly and helpful.

Excellent choice ! Called in on the off chance to break our journey whilst travelling to Trowbridge. Service first class, hospitality brilliant and food top notch. Huge menus choice including vegetarian menu. I had 3 Bean Chilli and Basmati Rice. A good choice !

A nice welcome, good range of beers and lovely food made this a great lunchtime stop. Good to see most of the locals appeared to be eating there as well, always a good sign

Had a lovely meal at the Wheatsheaf over the Christmas period - its a fantastic country pub with excellent food. Toby and Debbie make you feel very welcome and are great to chat to. We had a fantastic day out.

We sometimes drop in at the Wheatsheaf Inn in Crudwell after shopping in Cirencester on a Saturday for lunch. The food is home cooked by Debbie,the Landlord's (Toby Gregory) wife,and is always lovely. The menu is extensive and fantastic value. You will always receive a warm welcome. Toby will knowledgeably recommend a great beer to have with you meal if you want. So if you are out and about in the Malmesbury, Cirencester,or,Tetbury area , pop into the Wheatsheaf for great food and great and friendly service. You wont be disappointed.

Popped in here on Saturday for a basic lunch. I had the brie and cranberry pannini and my wife had the fish cakes. Both very good and excellent value.

We often come here for family lunch, usually Sunday roast. The food is divine with the most delicious desserts. Portions are substantial, atmosphere very cosy, staff very friendly and helpful. Highly recommend!

Called in here half way round a country walk. Good bar food and beer at a reasonable price. Nice light airy pub and very friendly service. Just what we were looking for.

Enjoyed a night out with friends. Happened upon this place on a Wednesday and the had Burger and Pint for £10. Food was great. The desserts were even better. Cozy quiet place with good food.

On Sunday 13th August 17, I visited the Wheatsheaf Inn at Crudwell with a party of 9 other people. There was a good choice of meals and I opted for the roast chicken lunch which was delicious, well cooked and well presented. There was a free pudding on offer and I chose a traditional bread and butter pudding with custard - all for £12. I had previously visited this pub in February this year and noticed a big improvement in the service and quality of food this time, I recommend this venue without hesitation ! Jimmy James Malmesbury

Arrranged to meet friends here on a Monday. They did not turn up there loss as it was a Monday when they do a fish and chip special and it was superb. Serves good ale and the locals are friendly. Clean and smart pub very friendly serving good food.

Nuestra primera visita a este pub bonito país. Decoradas con buen gusto con un completo menú de almuerzo, desde aperitivos ligeros a curry, a croquetas, algo para todo el mundo, me estaba particularmente impresionado con la elección de comidas vegetarianas. Tuve el calabacín y Lasaña de tomate casero (creo) con patatas fritas y ensalada fue absolutamente delicioso. Una gran selección de vinos, cervezas y sidras y sin olvidar los postres, el lío de Eton y tarta de flan de jengibre y pegajosa bajó muy bien. Todo rematado con un servicio excelente. Sin duda iremos de nuevo, gran descubrimiento!

Fuimos por la oferta de carne de 2 platos, que era precioso, un entorno bastante extraño ya que se siente como si estás sentado en la cena de la cocina de alguien, pero aparte de eso, la comida era estupenda, entorno agradable, bistec fue preparado perfectamente como solicitada y postres fue muy buena. Sin embargo gran valor por la calidad de la comida no me saldría de mi manera de volver, pero si estás de paso, entonces vale la pena.

Visited on the spur of the moment having driven past several times and always wanted to visit. We chose the roast dinner which was excellent all home cooked especially the roast potatoes. Included in the price was a desert and I was spoilt for choice. I opted for the ginger sponge which as amazing with custard. All for £12.00!! will definitely be visiting again.

we visited the pub on two occasions on mothers day weekend we ate on both nights the food was very nice and the butty bach got better with every pint,staff very efficient and friendly as were the locals who gave us some very helpful info regarding the local area

Lovely pub, recent refurbishment, although not looking so good from the outside.The hosts are very friendly and the pub has a good selection of ales and food.We went for the early evening special of steak and chips, followed by apple pie. All home cooked.We had an enjoyable evening there.

Excellent food with good price to portion size, bright and clean environment with pleasant decor. Definatley recommend.

We ate here twice recently and can recommend the "vegie" curry served by pleasant staff. There is a very good selection of beers to try and we found it a friendly place to spend an evening.

Weekend away in the Cotswolds and found the Weatsheaf Inn. Excellent service very friendly landlord, food was lovely very good value for money. Wine and beer top quality. Would definitely recommend.

We recently took a weekend away in Wiltshire. We went for a walk around the village upon arrival and came across the Wheatsheaf. We decided to have our evening meal at the pub. The food was served very quickly, the quality was excellent and after the meal we chatted with the landlord for a time. He was a credit to the pub. We returned the following night and enjoyed a second meal. Well worth a visit!

As soon as I walked through the door I was happy, Doombar on tap, the food was spot on & the staff were very friendly, lovely surroundings & a burning fire, couldn't be better.

Lovely pub, good food and a warm welcome in a well kept village pub will definitely be making a return visit.

Stopped here on spur of moment for coffee & mincemeat tart - delicious! Very welcoming staff. Lunch menu looked great & we were able to take away Brie & cranberry paninis. Also delicious. Definitely worth a visit.

Always a friendly environment with a good selection of tasty food and delicious puds. Beers are much appereciated by my husband too. But Debbie and Toby really excelled themselves this week when, upon my return home from hospital to an empty fridge and larder, they provided proper plated meals for our whole household, all ready for my husband and son to collect. What a difference they made! Debbie and Toby were really kind and speedy in their response, and I rate them very highly in their personal service. Well done, and we hope to be eating back in the Wheatsheaf before too long. Happy Christmas to you both xx

Really good lunch . I had a home made salmon fishcake to start , delicious . Festive lunch , Turkey was tasty , properly cooked , vegetables good not mushy . Gravy good , generous portions and hot . For dessert the best Eton mess I've ever eaten . Going back soon .

Can't comment on drinks as we went for food however the food was ok. We ordered fish and chips and steak. Having no paper menu was weird as you have to stand by the board and choose! Nothing special as service, food or atmosphere to make me remember this pub, so I went for 3 star.

Staying in the village we decided to eat here rather than other restaurants as it offered a more traditional menu. We were not disappointed, the food was very good and the landlord and his wife very hospitable. Would not hesitate to visit again if we are ever in the area.

We booked a table for 3 arrived to find happy faces behind the bar ordered a meal which arrived within 15 minutes very good and hot plates.Very well priced and plenty of it all in all very good value and nice place on the door step

We were visiting Malmesbury and called into the Wheatsheaf to sample their special steak offer. The food was well cooked and very reasonably priced. We enjoyed it so much and ate their the second night. The staff were friendly and the Wheatsheaf was clean. Well done Wheatsheaf Inn

Didn't know about this pub but stopped on our way to a gig. A welcoming pub, lovely lunch, friendly service, nice ambience.

In his song 'A Boy Named Sue', Johnny Cash says "I tell you I've fought tougher men, but I really can't remember when". Well I might have had a nicer mixed grill in the past, but I certainly can't remember when!! We go to The Wheatsheaf on occasion as it is only in the next village. I've never had a bad meal there. Last evening my wife said "why don't you have a mixed grill, you haven't had one for ages". Well what a fabulous spread; steak, gammon, sausage, chicken, black pudding, mushrooms, tomato, fried egg and chips! Real honest 'pub food' - no pretentiousness - served on a plate, not a roofing tile or a reclaimed floorboard! The chips (plenty!) were presented on the plate, not in a miniature galvanised bucket, designed to diguise the minimal number of 'fries' you are actually getting! The gammon was particularly delicious - a good thick juicy piece! The Lemon Meringue Pie was to die for.....!! Give The Wheatsheaf a try - you will not be disappointed...

Visited for evening meals which were very good. Great care was taken to provide a gluten free meal and the food was delicious. The landlord was friendly and nothing was too much trouble. The tables were clean and nicely set out and the environment interesting to look at while waiting for the food. Lovely end to a day.

We had several evening meals in this friendly pub. The food was delicicious and reasonably priced! So much choice!

A very pleasant pub, with the food offering better than we expected, and very good value.Very efficiently run by the landlord and his wife, who are a great team.Recommended.

I was very impressed with the kindness of the landlord who squeezed us in very last minute for a Mother's Day Sunday lunch. We had a great time- very friendly and attentive staff, prompt service , good sized portions and excitingly for my son and I- they do not just serve roasts on Sundays! We love fish and were not disappointed with our choice of salmon and pesto and good old fish and chips. Thank you so much, having eaten at the Potting Shed last time, we would choose to return to the Wheatsheaf when we are next in the area.

Good traditional British food with generous portions. Always love going here rather than some of the more expensive places in the village.

Had Christmas dinner here last night with friends, great meal, thanks to everyone , great atmosphere thanks to all the staff. Merry Christmas to you all.

We decided to stop here for lunch on the way to the Cotswolds, and were very glad we did. For a relatively small place, there is a very good choice of food, and our dish of fish and chips was very tasty. Some excellent puddings too - and a good idea to have a choice of small deserts with coffee, such as mince pies and little pastries. The pub is bright and clean, as well as reasonably priced - highly recommended.

Always a good hearty food and first class service.The owners go out of their way to make you welcome and all the staff are superb

My husband and I traveled to weatheral on Saturday 22nd, we stayed at the Crown hotel, we decided to go for a walk and we popped into the pub, we thought we would spend a few hours there as we enjoy village local pubs, as we come from a small village ourselves, but the bar person Debbie's customer service was terrible, the atmosphere was very unwelcoming and we have never felt so uncomfortable in a pub before, I have experience working in bars and providing good customer service, we felt so uncomfortable my husband left half his pint and I have never drank a drink so quickly in my life, needless to say we will not be returning to this local pub again.

There is an extensive list of dishes for all times of day including 10 desserts. There are at least 6 option for vegetarians as well. Portions are a good size. The actual pub has lost he pub atmosphere and it is more of a restaurant style now. Dogs are not allowed inside.

Excellent plain food, sensible portion size, well cooked. Good local ales available. Outstanding service - how could one man provide such prompt, reliable service at a busy time of the day.

we called into the Wheatsheaf for a couple of drinks while staying at the Mayfield just along the street about a ten minute walk. We found the pub warm welcoming and a solid pub not trying to be anything other than a local pub with food. Staff were warm and friendly drink prices were average and not over the top,never looked at the menu but what i seen of the food been delivered to other customers looked inviting.

We booked a table for two about 3hours before we wanted to eat (Sunday roast). We arrived, ordered drinks, gave our meal order and were seated within 10minutes. I chose pork and my husband had chicken. We shared a dish of veg (carrots, peas, broccoli and cabbage) all very well cooked and hot. We also ordered a dessert, ginger sponge and treacle sponge both of which were tasty and warm. With drinks the meal came to £27 which we thought was excellent value for money. We will definitely return next time I don't fancy cooking at home!

We live in a village nearby and after trying most of the local pubs for a good Sunday lunch nothing compares to the quality of food ..especially the beef ..for miles around.We are now regulars and noticed it is becoming very popular on a Sunday so booking is a must I think.I do not know how Toby and Debbie can cook a wholesome meal at such an appealing price!Staff are pleasant and service good.

Looking for somewhere to eat. Last minute. Rang two - fully booked. Rang, by chance. Great food. Lovely atmosphere, clean with great host.

I went in to eat on a miserable rainy night in June as I was staying in a hotel up the road, it looked appealing from the road so in I went.I was greeted on arrival by the owner, it was a Monday night so very quiet in the bar, I ordered a drink and had a look at the specials board.I decided to go for the the cajun steak as I love spicy food, this turned out to be a good choice, succulent steak, after I had eaten I was chatting to the owners, Toby and Debbie, very welcoming, I would definitely eat here again if I was in the area and would thoroughly recommend it.

We stayed at a local hotel for 2 nights near the Wheatsheaf Inn on 27/6/2015 for our sons wedding at the Winkworth farm venue. We had a party of eleven. WE had eaten at the Weatsheaf a couple of times previous and had no hesitation on reserving a table for our party. The Weatsheaf offers a great selection of quality pub meals and at very reasonable prices and all in our party enjoyed the meals provided and of coursethe selection of beers and wines. The landlord is very obliging and personable chapand keeps the pub spotless. Have no hesitation in recommending for quality meals

Stopped here quite by chance en route avoiding motorways from Salisbury to Tywyn. Needed to make some business phone calls so stopped for a drink and something to eat. What a good find, friendly and welcoming staff, that were happy for me to charge my phone and use the free wi-fi connection to conduct some essential business I had to see to. Blackboard choices for lunch were great and exceeded my expectations for pub grub, my jacket potato with bacon and stilton was very tasty. Thanks Wheatsheaf Inn.

A big three generation family meal was perfect in every way at the Wheatsheaf, a pub we had not been to before. We had roast beef and all the trimmings, good thick slices of tender and very flavoursome beef cooked to perfection, mouth watering roast potatoes and a great selection of veg. And for dessert, Pavlova like I have not tasted since leaving NZ 18 years ago. No one left a scrap! Great beer too, well kept and local. Agree wholeheartedly with Aberdeen John and others, this is a hidden gem, you simply must visit - very friendly, very well run with 'how do they do it for that prices' heartily recommended. We left totally stoked and will be back again someday

Good food, fair prices (less than half the price of Potting Shed dishes!) pleasant surroundings. A family pub with good food and real ale. No pretensions, just honest food and service.

Flying visit at lunchtime today (9 May 15).Good food at reasonable prices served promptly. Local real ale well kept.Friendly service.Have passed this pub many times but never had the opportunity to stop. Well worth visiting.

Well done Toby, Debbie and staff. We have just returned to Cirencester from having an excellent Spanish theme meal which was varied, tasty and very enjoyable. The buffet gave us the opportunity of tasting different dishes, ones which we have not tried before. Looking forward to our next visit.

Called in at the Wheatsheaf whilst on the way to Malmesbury.The landlord was welcoming and most pleasant. There was a good choice of dishes on the blackboard. We shared a starter and ordered two mains. All dishes were perfectly cooked and certainly very filling.Would certainly call here again when in the Malmesbury area.

Very friendly and welcoming food was very good tasty and freshly made.service very good and quick but not made to feel like you were just a number. price's very reasonable would recommend any time thanks

Excellent food served promptly even though they were very busy. Friendly staff, pleasant atmosphere anf great value for money.

Had a lovely meal at the Wheatsheaf. The staff were friendly, the food selection was vast and all reasonably priced and most importantly the food was delicious. Good wine selection and not overpriced. Restaurant was nicely decorated and clean. Definately one of the better places we've eaten and would definately visit again if in the area.

I run a business just 5 miles away and have used this pub for business lunches a few times over the years. It never fails to please ... the food is excellent whether the main board, the lunch time fayre or at this time of the year the full Christmas menu ... and excellent value for money ... and very pleasant, and amenable staff ... in a cosy (and fairly recently redecorated?), spotless bar. Have also been after a hard week's work on the way back from the railway station and found it just as good as my lunch time experiences. So close to work and home I might just as well adopt is my local!! And can recommend it to others.

We dropped in without a booking for Sunday lunch - and were accomodated.Pleasantly surprised by the choice of roasts included in the 'Sunday special'. Food was cooked well and served by attentive and pleasant staff. Very nice beer on tap, and the Head Brewer of the ale I had happened to be having his birthday party there that lunchtime - so he obviously thinks his ales are well served there!The included pudding menu was extensive and again, well prepared and presented.The whole lot was very good value.The icing on the cake for us was the landlord. Friendly from the first - we asked about local walking routes to work off the food and he returned some time later with a personal recommendation of a circular route which he had hand-drawn for us. Try and get THAT level of service from a national chain!We shall definately return.

We go to the Wheatsheaf for our Christmas dinner every year. As a group of 15 (children and adults) the experience is first rate and magical. The food is fantastic and the staff are so accommodating and relaxed. The setting is beautiful and this is an occasion we all look forward to each December. Taste buds are twitching!

Nice traditional pub, food was pleasant with a nice warm and friendly atmosphere. Staff were friendly and there are some nice ales on tap! :)