The Wheatsheaf Inn - Menu

good food and sizeable portions. quite pricey but worth the money. beer garden looked quite good although i didn’t use it myself.

Food was terrible got the ham and it was crappy packet ham.other meals were greasy, also toilets were dirty. Definitely wont be back.

First time since takeover, not disappointed. Steak night which was absolutely delicious followed by two beautiful deserts. The staff were very attentive, well worth a visit.

My husband and I ordered a turkey roast dinner. The service was great and our dinners arrived quickly. The food was delicious, hot and plenty of it. The gravy was sensational, can’t recommend enough.

Horror show. We're here as a large family party for 80th birthday. We've been booked for months and just learned that it's changed owners and the new owners aren't bothered about maintaining bookings. Avoid.

Very welcoming and friendly staff, fab food, plenty choice and very good portions. The interior is very clean and bright whilst the food is good value and of good quality. Have passed many times over the years but only just visited, what a gem definitely worth visiting and will visit again, would certainly recommend.

Fantastic meal at the Wheatsheaf Inn. I contacted the pub on short notice for a table of 10 adults and they were very helpful and got us a table. The food was great, portion sizes were large and food was tasty. The drink choice was also fantastic. However, the highlight of the pub is definitely the staff. All staff members were very hospitable and provided great service. Thanks for a great experience

Having some time to kill in Abbey Town, I was lured in by the sign outside which promised Real Ale . However when I asked what real ales were available, the landlord didn 't even seem to know what a real ale even was. Instead he offered me a pint of keg John Smiths . As I was only there for a quiet afternoon pint, I can 't comment on the food. But after gulping down a very mediocre pint of Strongbow, I left feeling more than a little dissatisfied. If it were not for the false advertising I would have just gone somewhere else which did sell real ale. Service was good. Atmosphere was lacking, and If you are looking for good quality well kept beer, then I am afraid I can 't recommend the Wheats...

What a disappointment. No children's starters, no cheese or soup starters, several main course items not available. We weren't told any of this before ordering, would have been helpful to be told when given menus so we didn't waste time deciding on food choices that weren't available. Asked for wine... they didn't have any, sold out. What we did have was ok, but a touch on the pricey side. Whilst I couldn't complain about what we got, the pub lacked good customer service, when I went to pay the bill the waitress was too busy washing dishes in the kitchen to see so had to go into the bar area to pay. Not sure when they sold out of everything as we were there at 6pm on a Saturday evening and a...