The Wheatsheaf in North Norfolk

Came here for an evening meal with our two children one who has coeliac they couldn't accommodate her more. The food was all good and tasty would recommend for a visit especially if looking for gluten free food.

A very warm and friendly welcome greeted me as soon as I arrived at this place. I highly recommend it to others as it truly exceeded my expectations. They even graciously upgraded my room to a more luxurious and spacious one. The accommodation, cleanliness, service, and flexibility with food ordering were all excellent. It's definitely a place worth visiting, and I am confident that others will have a great experience too. ROSE ORGaNICS LTD

The chef was away we were told but that’s not an excuse for an awful curry from the main menu we had to leave it the chicken was so dry and tasteless.

Warm welcome, lovely setting with a great atmosphere, great food and coffee!! Can’t wait to return and sorry that we missed the live music.

Mothers Day but managed to take us (14!!) at only 1hrs notice..even got a private room.Good roast lunch with good vegan options. ..very friendly staff all reasonably priced

What a great place best roast dinner I have had out in a pub Lovely atmosphere perfect service made for a thoroughly enjoyable roast dinner Thank you

Seen trip advisor recommended so gave it a try. Visit was a Friday night which had entertainment. The guitarist was amusing and played brilliant blues. The music did not spoil the meal. The menu was basic, but don't let that deter you. The home cooked curry was lovely with large chicken pieces. The steak pie was brilliant - chunky steak and rich gravy with fresh veg. Wish I'd had mash instead of chips. Thoroughly enjoyed the pastry too. Staff lovely. Well worth the drive - definitely recommend.

The service was extremely friendly. We weren’t for a special Sunday lunch but the food was disappointing. Not good value.

We went for the Burn’s night pies and wow is all we can say. The pastry so light I had The haggis pie and my husband had the venison pie. The lightest pastry encased pies packed full were simply delicious served with a choice of gravy, sauce and the veg perfect. My only comment would be to have the fire in the dining area lit for that real cosy pub feeling.

We have now stayed here on two occasions and are very impressed with the accommodation and the welcoming staff. Our room was quite large but it stayed warm despite the time of year. Everything was very clean and the bed was very comfortable. Breakfast was cooked to order and was very tasty. We ate twice at the hotel during our four night stay and were impressed with the quality of the food. There were few people in the pub when we were eating which took away some of the atmosphere that there might have been but there was a roaring fire to keep us company. Our only complaint was the cost of a glass of wine: that did not compare favourably with other pubs and restaurants that we visited in the locality.

Great food ,great service and a very enjoyable evening. The only thing I would improve is the lighting and ambience - it was a bit bright

Decent selection of beers. Very limited menu which was rather disappointing. Service was friendly and smiley. Not much atmosphere as there were very few customers, perhaps evenings are better.

Lived in the area for my whole life and had never been before, I've been missing out! Whole menu is full of quality pub food, the curry I had was amazing, as was the pie and sausage and mash my company had. Can't recommend enough!!!

Booked the Wheatsheaf for Sunday Lunch to give it a try as we'd never been before. Atmosphere was typically "pub" which was nice. We ordered Traditional Sunday Lunches - one Beef & one Lamb. The Beef was good but the Lamb was well overcooked. The worst part was the roast potatoes and the poor selection of vegetables - cabbage and carrots. I don't know when they had been cooked but the potatoes and carrots were dried out and had a skin, typical of being sitting under a hot lamp. For £21 and £19 for a main course, I would have expected something better.

The food was really good we had Sunday dinner . We all had something different ,we all agreed it was great. The staff were really good and helpful.. they deserved 10 out of 10 . We will be going back .

We had a 2 night stay 27th to 29th October and what a superb find . Hospitality was first class, very attentive, food better than excellent, room spotless, everything first class. Great bar / restaurant, great atmosphere, the fab friendly bar staff. We would have...

We had booked an evening meal after a recommendation from the owners of our accommodation. We booked a table, for ourselves (a couple) and our two dogs, and had a pleasant greeting. We ordered the special, very enjoyable ribs, and venison sausages with mash. Both...

Had a job for 2 weeks at Weybourne works station and had the pleasure to stay here for the full 2 week. Rooms very clean and comfortable food was very nice with great position 👍🏻 the chefs there are great and friendly. The bar staff...

Huge portions and very tender meat. We were warned the lamb was pink, which was ok for us. Everything was very nice but I did feel the £11.50 for a child’s meal was too much especially as one of our children is only two, and...

Stayed here recently for a long weekend. Cannot fault the place, staff, food, room all wonderful. Will certainly be back, thank you to all at the Wheatsheaf.

We called in after seeing a sign on the road advertising (live an hour away) met by a very unfriendly blonde lady who said she could fit us in on her last table as we hadn’t booked ( then gave another table to another couple...

Fantastic service amazing food great service we went for Sunday roast off the charts really great going back next Sunday eith guest from South Africa can't wait brilliant

Have visited The Wheatsheaf many times before as it is local to a holiday cottage we have stayed in every year for over 20 years. This was not a good experience and our observations mirror what other reviewers have said again and again. Does anyone...

Not my first visit to The Wheatsheaf and no qualms about a return visit. only a swift drink today but as usual a warm welcome from staff and owners. Beautiful, warm sunny day showing the pub off to its best. Lots of people eating and...

A lovely little Gem, found this pub after a walk round Sherringham Pk with the dogs. Really friendly welcome and so attentive to our dogs. We only had a baguette and burger from lunch menu, both were lovely and fresh. Would certainly recommend and visits...

Called for Sunday roast .Food arrived looked very well presented only to be fooled by this . The carrots were cold and the rest of the food was cold down to the gravy in the jug . We was asked if everything was alright by...

Went for lunch this week. Walked in and the owners were in the bar area drinking J2Os. Neither said hello or welcomed me to the pub. The bar lady served me and charged me £19.50 for a chicken sandwich and chips and a pint. Quite...

This was our 2nd visit. We took Mother in Law a few weeks ago and loved it so much we went back today. Lovely welcome from staff . Food excellent and plentiful . Amazing Yorkshire puds 😋 between us and the 2 visits we had...

Three of us visited the wheatsheaf for a Sunday Roast. On arrival we’re informed that there was no lamb, turkey or cauliflower cheese left. Ok, we’re here now, we agreed. We can choose from the other options. So two of us chose pork and my...

We stayed for 2 nights. The room was clean and comfortable. Breakfasts were good quality. We would happily stay here again.

A great three night stay at the Wheatsheaf. Clean comfortable bedroom, terrific breakfast choice and delicious evening meals. We'd intended to try other restaurants as well during our stay, but happily worked our way down the Wheatsheaf menu every night. Pleasant staff, on-site parking in...

We went there a few times in the last couple of months. The first time it seemed very promising but they got my order wrong (and then argued about it). I shrugged this off as a "blip". The second time was OK. The third and...

We had a wonderful Sunday lunch here. The staff were attentive but not overly so. It was quite expensive but good value for money.

We stayed 15 to 19th June. We had a fantastic stay with you, all the staff were very friendly and helpful. Our room was clean and comfortable. We ate in the restaurant every night of our stay, the food was exceptional if far too much...

Sadly we agree with two of the recent reviews. The Sunday roast felt like it had been on a hot plate since mid day, rubbery and tasteless. Apart from the Yorkshire which was dry and overcooked. Hopefully the other nights are better. A good pint...

A village pub with rooms. The owners and staff were friendly and helpful, making us very welcome. Pub grub done exceptionally well. My only bugbear (which I mentioned to the owner and is on their to-do list) is no socket next to the bed. But...

We went to the wheatsheaf to celebrate my husband’s 60th birthday and have a Sunday Lunch. The waitress obviously hadn’t been on the ‘customer service for beginners’ course and the only vegetarian option, beetroot and butternut squash wellington, was not cooked and clearly the chef...

Sadly it didn’t start well. When rang to book at table for 3pm I was told I would be luck there would be any food left! However they did fit us in half an hour earlier. The girl behind the bar told my there was...

Just back from a weekend away at this lovely place and can't fault it! Food was amazing, people were lovely and friendly and our room was perfect - would definitely go back there

My partner and I took a stroll to this traditional public house, tucked away in a small Norfolk village. We ate and had a few drinks. The food was good value for money and the staff were friendly and accommodating. The beer garden was nice...

Fish and chips was ok but VERY expensive, £18. 2 small pieces of fish, haddock and bass, with either mushy peas or a curry sauce. We had one of each.... Had I been blindfolded I'd have struggled to tell the difference, the curry sauce seemed...

Food was distinctly average and menu was very limited. In addition they had run out of steak! Dining experience on a Friday night is ruined by awful live music, so if you’re going…..avoid Fridays.

Pub is cold and sparse. Wooden floors and concrete walls, wooden beams. Its not a warm cosy place to spend your time. Food is well cooked, quickly served and hot. Choice is very limited. Wines are good, service is OK too. Atmosphere is yokel. You...

My wife and I discovered this little gem when googling for the best roast dinners in the area and it certainly didn't disappoint! The portions are very generous so make sure you are hungry!!

We visited The Wheatsheaf during our recent week long stay in Bodham, and at the risk of repeating myself most of this review has been written for our local The Red Hart. An excellent & varied menu, that catered for all tastes (and dietary requirements)....

Was recommended by a friend so we went for lunch. Sensibly they have a small lunch menu. Everything including bread is home made. Portion sizes generous. The most annoying thing was the threesome on the next table whose conversation everyone could hear!

Me, my partner and my little boy had a lovely visit this morning for some brunch. The whole experience was excellent! Such a warm welcome from smiling faces, we were sat in a lovely spot by the window. The service was so friendly and very...

We have visited this pub many times but today food good ( Sunday lunch ) but served cold !sent back waited 20mins food came back still barely warm!! We received apology but no discount for ruining our family meal - had the cheek to charge...

Stumbled across the Wheatsheaf last year whilst on holiday, so had to head back again this year. Excellent food and service. The best fish & chips we’ve ever had! Great that it’s dog friendly as well. Highly recommend!

What an absolute gem of a place! The staff are warm, friendly, welcoming and helpful. Our room was clean and comfortable and we loved the little extras like hot chocolate, biscuits and bottled waters in addition to the standard teas and coffees you often get...

My wife and I popped over for Sunday lunch, we live locally but haven’t visited since last Summer. We received a very warm welcome and then enjoyed a fabulous lunch. Nice atmosphere, great service, great food and great value. We won’t be leaving it so...

A really good pub and restuarant. Not good as in the Michelin sense let alone (God forbid) gastro pub. Just good fresh food, well put together with quality ingredients. Steak pie was delicious: dry on the outside and juicy in the middle, What was most...

Its been a while since we visited the Wheatsheaf. Catch up with friends and stayed the night. Have always enjoyed our visits here but they have definitely stepped things up a notch. A lovely happy buzz as we came in. Great service all evening. Some...

Very warm and welcoming. Lovely clean, dog friendly room with a very comfy bed. Location great for walking and exploring the Norfolk coast. Excellent breakfast and would highly recommend Linda's homemade jam.

Visiting my mum who lives locally and suggested here for lunch. What a find. Staff really make the place, welcoming and helpful. Menu was the two courses for £10 with about six choices for each course - I could have chosen it all. Food was...

We popped in for an evening meal and were pleasantly surprised by everything really. Very clean and a nice homely feeling. Staff were lovely and food excellent. It was quiet and you have to feel for country pubs like this who are trying really hard...

On arrival the car park surface was lethal.It had not been attended too so was very slippery. The Restuarant was poorly heated and the staff were all wearing coats which was not a good introduction. We decided to stay as had booked for the evening...

We had a 2 course meal at the Wheatsheaf today. I had Greek leg of lamb, which was delicious: succulent & tender. My husband had the pie of the day ( steak & ale), which was very tasty. Dessert was the chocolate & cherry gateau...

Third visit...this one proved to be the best yet! Oh the Greek kebab was truly a delight And the crispy bananas for dessert... omg! Staff as always were spot on and the place was full of happy eaters Lovely lunch out ...I recommend you give...

Absolutely delicious Sunday Lunch. Chef is very mindful of dietary requirements. Staff are very efficient and attentive. Wonderful atmosphere, traditional country pub.

We choose to have a few days away before my hubby's cancer operation which a couple off hospitals told us we cannot do it so we thought let's have a few days away to chill before they finally said its happening ... read about the...

I would have reviewed the food as pretty average in the past, but something has changed. My husband and I visited last night for a meal and the choices on the menu were far more extensive, and the quality of the food excellent. I have...

October and November 2022 lunch menu 2 courses for £10. Thursday/Friday/Saturday. Starter, main or pudding. Good sized portions and friendly, relaxing atmosphere.

Popped to Sherringham Park and saw a sign for this place so thought we’d give it a try. Nice range of drinks but the menu and food was fabulous. Cooked to perfection, good sized portions and really tasty. Lovely relaxing and chilled atmosphere. Might have...

If you see photos and think this just a quiet country pub, you are wrong. The Wheatsheaf is a great place for a quiet drink, but it is also an exceptional bed and breakfast guesthouse, as well as a fantastic restaurant. We stayed in the...

Stayed here for 3 nights with my husband, parents, and dog. The staff are extremely friendly and accommodating, breakfasts were really good, and we were all very pleased with food served in the pub in the evenings. A particular example: they made some hash browns...

Booked in for an overnight stay on a Thursday night...had a great time; warm welcome, our dog was completely at home here and the food was awesome. We ate like Kings! The Fritto misto was utterly delicious and the Rocky choccy scoffy with coffee and...

A beautiful pub and hotel, very clean and super friendly staff. It is tucked out of the way, but really worth a visit. The beds and pillows were absolutely fabulous, and whilst the rooms are quite basic, lovely coffee and biscuits provided, along with bottled...

Beautifully presented roast. Delicious. Chef took the time to chat. Happy for us to sample the wine. Overall a lovely end to a lovely weekend.

6 people for a Sunday lunch,seated near bar every 30 seconds door bell kept ringing after about an hour it gets on your nerves.Food 4 people sent it back to kitchen most of it was cold returned a little better plates only just warm.Will not...

Drop in visit on a Tuesday evening. We had looked at the menu on line as one of our party eats a limited range of foods but when we got there, there had been a few changes! We were still able to find something acceptable...

Food was average my chili was quite tasty but could have been better precented, service friendly and pleasant. Needs brightening up bit dull inside but garden tables very nice.

Booked Sunday, placed in dull area no character. After long wait Our Sunday lunch arrived . Very poor we very disappointed as recommend .

Had a wonder meal here, even Impressed the exceptionally fussy father in law! Food was beautiful, portion size defeated most of us, and clearly all homemade. Reasonably priced for the quality, and the service was really lovely and friendly. Will definitely return.

Had the most amazing steak that I’ve had in a long time. Not a lot on the menu appealed to me and there were no specials that day but will return for the steak alone if the one I had is anything to go by!

A lovely friendly pub with good food and helpful staff that nothing was to much trouble and helpful with disabled parents needs.

A quaint pub without pretentiousness with good sized beer garden. Probably lacks some atmosphere, in a lockdown setting, but quite buzzy. Service was friendly. Ribs were generous and tasty. Steak was supposed to be medium, but was overdone. Menu was pared down, but it was ordinary pub grub in good sized portions, and was just not enough to inspire a return visit for food other than sandwiches.

Two of us went for Sunday roast at 6.15pm,which can sometimes in other establishments be a hit and miss time,being later in the day.Not so at the Wheatsheaf,the Roast Beef was faultless and everything was piping hot.....also very important.The service was first rate too,really helpful and welcoming.Dessert (Chocolate Orange Dessert) was delicious too.....and good size portions.Would definitely recommend,and we will return.

We really like the food here, we travel up to Norfolk every few months and since first finding this gem of a place, we come back quite frequently. The food here is constantly good & service is also great. Fully covid secure but my one complaint (only now that it’s winter) as it’s a one way system you have to walk along the road to get back into the car park. In the summer this was not an issue but it’s very dark so some lighting would be benificial or some better signs on how to get back to the car park, if there’s an alternative route.

Ate here after finding out they did Sunday roast late into the evening. The pub is following Covid restrictions an was very busy but we managed to get a table and the food when it came was plentiful and delicious.

Our doggy was with us and she was really welcomed at the Wheatsheaf and even offered her own water if needed . We had burger, scampi and halloumi burger for our dinners and dessert was an ice cream with espresso, pistachios and amaretto. The food was amazing, atmosphere was lovely and the staff were friendly and attentive too . We will be returning in the future . Well done Wheatsheaf and thank you for such a lovely evening xxx

Difficult times but really good food. Well presented & well cooked. Friendly service. Menu is a little limited but thats not surprising at the moment. Good Covid procedure. Will go again.

After reading the positive reviews on TA, we contacted the Wheatsheaf to book to stay there. We emailed and spoke with Linda, the owner who was most helpful and arranged our 2 nights stay most efficiently.We stayed in the Crimson room situated on first floor with a side window view overlooking the front of the pub and partial garden. The room is spacious with just the right amount of furniture. There is a kettle and a tray of tea, coffee and hot chocolate refreshment and complimentary cookies!.The room and bathroom are kept clean. Due to Covid19, there is no room service, however, they replenish the toiletries and refreshment tray. We dined in at the pub restaurant on our first night, and we were looked after by the 2 staff very well. So glad there was curry on the special board that evening as we chose chicken madras which came out of the kitchen piping hot and spicy served with rice and mango chutney - delicious. We also had the antipasti platter which was amazing, so much choice of cured meat, cheese and chutneys. After the two main courses, we were stuffed, and could not manage any dessert. We did have a double JD and a liqueur coffee. Breakfast is served between 08.30 a.m. and 09.30 a.m. and Linda keeps everyone happy and well fed. She came round with a trolley with a selection of cereals, yoghurts and juices and cooked breakfast is ordered off the menu. Tea, coffee, toasts and jams are provided too. We both had the full English breakfast during our stay and they were plentiful and yummy. Something to look forward in the mornings! All in all, we have enjoyed our staff at the Wheatsheaf and Linda and her team ensured that every guest is well taken good care of and the service is excellent. We could not have stayed in a better place during our visit to North Norfolk and the Wheatsheaf is ideally located in a charming village, within easy travelling distances to Sheringham, Cromer and Blakeney. We highly recommend the Wheatsheaf for a stay over, food and drinks, all in one place. The Wise-Ones24th October 2020

I organised an evening meal for my father in law melvyns 82nd birthday , on wednesday 21 october 2020, at the west beckham wheatsheaf , as it has been a much liked venue in the past, and were not disappointed . The pub under new management were very welcoming and the food was excellant , my wife is a vegan , and often gets overlooked , however her tuscan bean soup and focaccia bread was delicious . The owners /staff were very friendly , and we felt very secure despite the current covid situation in the country, can highly reccomend , thank you , Richard .

We had a super evening with smiles all round. The staff were delightful and quite interesting ! Food absolutely delicious and all home cooked. The piece de la resistance was the pistachio Affogato- we all had to resist ordering a second portion each. Burgers steak ribs and curry all delicious. Lovely side salad - thank you xx

The most delicious burger, beautifully presented with very freshly prepared salad. Lovely waiting staff and great atmosphere.

Our first trip away during the pandemic and were a bit unsure as to what to expect ... we should not have worried because from the moment we arrived to the moment we left it was all excellent. The staff could not have been more switched on and friendly, the service was spot on, and the food and drink was all very good (if you like real ale then try the Old Speckled Hen ... well kept, well presented, and absolutely superb). Parking is no trouble and it’s a wonderful location for exploring the North Norfolk coast. We felt really safe and would not hesitate to go back.

We went Saturday evening after booking by email late Saturday afternoon. A proper little old school English pub, great beers, great food, great service, pretty good prices

Entrance and seating arrangements excellent. Staff welcoming and operating safely, including wearing masks.Although a short menu due to Covid restrictions it was well thought out and included various meals so that everybody could find something to like, unlike some of the other restaurants in the area which had a shortened but pretentious menu, seemingly copying each other with the same boring choices. The 5th star was earned by the "to die for" chocolate and orange dessert. Staff were friendly and service was quick.

We visited this pub a week ago while on holiday , we booked for the Sunday lunch,Food was amazing we had the turkey roast ,and the apple and strawberry crumble For desert was out of this world .Could not fault this place or the staff, tables were well spaced apart felt very Safe And comfortable eating here

We had a fantastic meal with excellent service at a really reasonable price. Everything arrived hot and fresh and we didn’t have long to wait. The tables were well spaced. Couldn’t fault it.

A 400year old pub with rooms, only 4, so the attention is to detail. A clean good sized room with ensuite to match. A rustic pub with good sized beer garden and a modest menu, the only comment would be that a few more vegetables would be welcome, but the food is good and a sensible price

In the current situation we decided to eat out and support a local. We booked for Sunday evening. It was a reduced menu. I had the beef roast and the meat was awful, a cheap cut and unable to cut. Mentioned this to waitress and she didn’t bat an eyelid. If pubs want our support they need to pull their socks up. Won’t be returning.

More shabby than shabby chic, over priced. The bed and breakfast is dog friendly and the pub/restaurant staff are friendly and professional. But the owners were curt and unhelpful. The rooms are tired. Asked for 2 extra pillows which was an issue and when checked out they charged an extra £4.00 for them on top of the £154.00 for one night stay with breakfast.

Great pub restaurant and well managed in current situation. Good menu great wines and very hospitable staff. WELL DONE ALL 👌

Visited The Wheatsheaf for the first time, to celebrate a dear friend’s birthday this evening. The menu was basic but adequate. The setting was perfectly acceptable and the place was busy. Our waitress was polite.Reece the barman is very accommodating - and makes the best espresso martini for miles around!

Average country pub. Got the feeling it was a family run pub with the family mainly sat in front of the bar. Visited once for food (which was average) and took nearly an hour to arrive (it was during eat out to help out) but there was so much opportunity for some sort of interaction during the two visits. I’m not sure if we what have experienced over the past couple of weeks means it’s close to the coast means no need for customer service.

It was our first visit to the pub as we were on holiday nearby. The service was very attentive and we felt safe with all of the precautions they had in place. The food arrived quickly and we were delighted with our choices! I had the chicken burger and lemon tart, the taste and quality was fantastic! Was the best meal out we’ve had in a long time! The children’s menu had a good selection and portion sizes were generous! Would highly recommend, just wish this was our local!

Visited whilst on holiday. Dog friendly. Food was lovely and services good. Friendly owners working hard in these difficult times. Well worth a visit. Xx

Booked a table for an early dinner one Tuesday. Arrived and followed the signs to wash our hands then waiting where the signs directed us to, to be seated.A waiter was nearby serving food, and the landlady (I think) was at a table in the bar adjacent. Stood waiting for a while, assuming when the waiter was finished serving he would help us.The phone rang behind the bar, and the landlady squeezed past us to answer, had a long conversation . When she got off the phone I assumed she would assist us, but she squeezed back past us and sat back down. The waiter then squeezed past us apologising for doing so, and then sat down with her at the table for a chat. We were all still standing there like lemons, including one fidgety four year old.At that point we were allowed into the bar area as the man in there previously had finished paying.We gave our names and said we’d booked and he asked us where we were sitting. We said we were waiting to be seated and he was visibly annoyed and snapped that we could sit anywhere.There was one table left inside, it was sticky. It was a bit cold to sit outside, so we left.Felt very unwanted and uncomfortable.