The Wheatsheaf Inn

Was passing through Northleach on our way to Stow and popped into this pub for lunch We ordered the liver and bacon with mash and veggies and it was fantastic The service was excellent and the setting was very comfortable A little pricey for lunch but it was well worth it Highly recommended

We visited again and our stay now with our puppy Lupa was again very enjoyable. The room was very dog friendly with a bed and treats for the hound, a great bathroom and tub for us along with a very comfortable bed and excellent pillows. Lovely quiet room at the back of the hotel sealed the deal as we heard nowt. We had supper one evening in their restaurant and a very interesting menu slanting towards British classics delivered everything one could ask. Disappointingly they had no real on tap as they were refitting their cellars with extra tanks for water; they have occasionally had problems at the hotel with consistent supply and a solution is being installed. That said they informed us of the work being carried out on our arrival and the wine we rectified this situation with was just as delicious and also good value. We must mention Harriet, one of the managers, who has great glasses and a smile to light up the world; She is very personable and also very efficient. We left a soft toy in the bed as Lupa needs her treats (not that she was in the bed but it was the only way to avoid her demolishing it!) and once we phone up after finding when we arrived hoke we had left it behind, Harriet had it safely under her watchful eye and Crossing (for he is a Zebra...) arrived back in a lovely package for Lupa in a couple of days. Service above and beyond.....we'll be back again next year!

Great pub, location and food. We were disappointed by the room and the comms on trying to put it right. We had a room where one of the curtains or blinds was missing (brackets were still on the walls) and with the shutter only covering 2/3 of the window, it meant that we had lights from the bar / restaurant beaming in at night and then the sun in the morning, right across the bed and pillows. Being able to block light out of a hotel room should be a basic requirement. When flagged to management, they said they would see what they could do and then let us know. However, when we arrived back at the pub after a day out, the same management decided not to make any reference to the conversation we'd had, as if it had never happened (!) despite bring drinks and food to our table that evening! This really spoilt a lovely weekend and great little pub. In the end, we sacrificed pillows on the bed so we could use them to block out the light above the shutters. Not ideal.

We visit the Wheatsheaf regularly, the staff are always friendly, polite, professional and always happy to stop for a chat. (I don’t want to name any in particular as they are all great :) ) The service is always quick and often the staff have our drinks ready before we can order - a superb touch. The food always looks amazing and the bar and restaurant are often busy with a nice, relaxed atmosphere. Make sure you say hello to regular pub dog Max! Throughly recommend the Wheatsheaf for a drink, meal or a night or two stay in one of the pubs rooms.

Appalling meal we ordered the valentines special menu thinking it was going to be something special for the cost. It was awful the total bill costing £180 for 2 people. We had one drink each a coke and a beer, the charge of £150 for the special menu for two sharing the dishes, service charge added which really wasn’t up to much, so was in truth not overly happy to pay such a large service charge. The meal itself I hardly ate anything, the steak was hardly cooked and I do-not like blood all over my plate served with chips and more salad leafs! The starter was a crab shell stuffed with the crab meat with no flavour, lots of salad leaves and a lot of bread! The puddings I have eaten better when bought from Tesco or Asda. I would not recommend eating here, was left disappointed not only by the quality of food but the price for what it was. It was extremely insulting seeing a special price outside explaining Monday to Friday 3 courses £22. I really wouldn’t have minded paying if the meal I felt was of a good quality and was happy with the meal. The room itself had water marks down the wall from where rain obviously had leaked in at some point the room itself was very cramped. The only reason I have given 2 stars was the bedding, towels where clean and bed comfy.