Wheatsheaf Inn - Menu

Extremely friendly and professional service. Good food. Nice pint. Sunny day sat outside. What’s not to like. I loved my lunch here and all of the staff I came into contact with were excellent. Our new pup was also happy. At least he looked like he was as everyone said hello to him and were so lovely. My first visit and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Thank you

We had a party of 16 for Sunday lunch and everyone thoroughly enjoyed their meals. The food, from the fish pie to the full roasts, Wheatsheaf smokies, and children's meals, was excellent. The desserts were also delicious. The service provided by the waiting staff was top-notch. We highly recommend this restaurant and will definitely be returning in the future.

My husband and I have visited this wonderful traditional country pub twice now, both times for Sunday lunch. The pub offers a lovely relaxed environment with open fire for extra warmth. Food is amazing and the staff are extremely friendly efficient. We’ve so far sampled the smokies starter (famous I’m told) Roast Beef, Roast lamb and chicken, all superb, not forgetting the Apple crumble which finished off the meal nicely. This lovely pub is a hidden treasure.

We held a lunch for 20 people at The Wheatsheaf after our wedding ceremony in June 2023, and everything was fantastic from beginning to end. They created a fantastic menu for us in the upstairs room, which included their famous Wheatsheaf smokies. The food was delicious and the team working on the day was incredible. The space was just right for our group size and everyone had a wonderful time. A big thank you to Vicky and the team for making everything so seamless and for ensuring that the day went off without a hitch!

We stumbled upon the Wheatsheaf purely by accident and I have to say we will be back! A friendly greeting awaited us from the staff, the menu had a good selection of traditional dishes available along with a few more unusual dishes, I had the Signature Stilton Burger which was lovely, My partner had The Wheatsheaf Smokies which he said was absolutely amazing. We also shared a mint chocolate cheesecake which was sooooo nice. Lovely service from very happy staff who clearly enjoy working there. We will be back soon to try more dishes

I celebrated Father's Day with my English friends after arriving from Australia at this beautiful historical restaurant. Formerly known as the "Slate Splitters Arms" dating back to the 1700s, it was the perfect introduction to my English holiday. I couldn't resist trying the Wheatsheaf Smokie Haddock with a white wine cream sauce, tomatoes, and a crunchy cheese grainery bread topping, which was absolutely heavenly. For dessert, we enjoyed the Elderslie Cheesecake with Pimms, which was also divine. Our party of 6 had an outstanding dining experience with exceptional service and ambiance.

Staff and food are fabulous at this village pub. We visited as part of a large family group ordering everything from Roast Dinners to Burgers to Kids Meals. Everything we ordered tasted delicious and I, for one, will definitely be returning for another Sunday Roast. However, organisation was a bit of an issue. Meals had been pre ordered (which was fine) but staff bringing our food had no idea what was actually on the plates, which did cause some confusion! A minor issue, perhaps, but it 's more than a tad embarrassing to discover that the meal you 'd started eating as you 'd been told it was yours, turns out to be some else 's...oh dear!

The Wheatsheaf Inn is a nice enough pub and looks like a great place to eat lunch when out for the day in the Charnwood area. The service was also quite good. However, the food served to our family was a combination of mediocre and very poor. Our burgers were served rare, even though we were not asked if we wanted them that way. The Katsu chicken burger was ghastly, with chewy and tasteless chicken mixed with a horrendous curry sauce; there was no hint of a proper Katsu sauce, so that is a very false claim. The Wheatsheaf Smokies dish was okay but nothing to get excited about. Maybe they were having a poor day but using cheap ingredients and cooking them badly is not a good starting point fo...

I provided this feedback via their in-house feedback form but they didn’t bother to reply. My girlfriend booked us a table. When we checked the lady behind the bar was puzzled, unable to find our table. Was referred to “manager” who took us to a table with a card showing the table was reserved for another guest. Why no label for our table? Although there were many nice alcoves with a modicum of privacy our table was an awkward add-on in an awkward position with no privacy whatsoever. We ordered drinks that arrived timely and we ordered our roast lamb dinner. Three more times different staff asked us if we had ordered yet? Another example of the chaotic management style!! Within minutes the n...