The Wheatsheaf Inn - Menu

Best pub on the Wirral by far! The old cow shed. Staff are lovely and the location is amazing!

The most amazing staff, atmosphere and food. If there was a higher rating available I would easily give it. Honestly beautiful place, people and the food is simply amazing. Highly recommend a visit!

Not only is the Wheatsheaf (The Thatch to locals) a beautiful pub with a great menu. They also manage to make the best Espresso Martini’s. Insider tip. Try the Rumtini version. It’s epic. Definitely worth the trip.

This spacious traditional pub offers great value for money and delicious food. It boasts a large free parking area in front of the location, making it a convenient stop for walkers and bikers. The setting is perfect for a quick pit stop.

Lovely quiet and civilised establishment, with plenty of parking in a peaceful part of the Wirral. No background music Wonderful! (This was on a quiet Thursday evening watching the Morris Dancers outside. I don 't know if it 's the same at other times.

Lovely food, super service from Caitlin, new Spanish/ French manager engaging in European relations, and Dan, the chef that made it all happen. Add in Raby's answer to equestrian finesse, Katrina shared nature's reaction to using Marmite! How much is the price of milk these days?. 5/5..superb, Thank you guys.xx

We had a wonderful family meal in the winter garden of a building on July 5th, 2022. The food was of great quality and the service was extremely attentive. The taste and presentation of the dishes were excellent. I highly recommend the pizzas and the fantastic selection of local dishes. This was my second visit during my stay nearby and I will definitely try to come back again.

First time back since covid. Bit disappointed that the toastie menu has been scaled back and there's no tuna available now although the staff did explain the reasoning behind this decision. A good visit, on the whole, toasties were nice, but it wasn't quite the fantastic lunch time treat I was hoping for and the chips were a little disappointing. Great welcome from the staff behind the bar and I'd still recommend this venue as a nice place for lunch.

Wanted to go to a decent independent pub that served food rather than a chain like Green King etc. Went to a table followed by a waitress who gave us menus and took drinks order. When she came back with drinks we ordered food, my wife went for corn beef hash cake and I ordered a Full House (bacon, black pudding and tomato on toast). The hash cake was like baby food in batter and the 'home made ' brown sauce was disgusting, my sandwich was quite bland and the toasted bread was limp. The overall impression of the pub was gloomy, will not be going back. Wish we had gone to a Green King!