The Wheatsheaf

We just called in on the off chance they had a spare table for Sunday lunch. My partner and I had a Sunday lunch each. The cost was £37 for the two plus drinks £45.00. When the meal came and we started to eat it we realised it was cold a young girl then came and asked us how the meal was we said it was cold. She replied oh very sorry to hear that and walked off. I then went to the bar and complained again to a young guy who again said sorry but offered no conclusion to the matter. Then an older guy came to us and asked us what was wrong and we told him the meal was cold. His reply abruptly was when did you realise it was cold? I replied when we started the meal. I ate the lamb and left the rest. He then offered us free desserts which we did not want. We then left very disappointed. Don’t waste your money

Went for Sunday Roast dinner. Dinner arrived all looked very well presented only to be fooled when actually started to eat !! Carrots were cold and so was the entire dinner down to the gravy in the jug . Young girl came to ask us if everything was ok we said it’s cold she replied oh sorry about that and walked off . My partner went to speak to someone at the bar re cold dinner his reply was oh there’s nobody here , then this man appeared and rather abruptly asked us at one point we complained , explained that the young girl was told when she asked if everything was ok . I told him if I’d have wanted cold food I would have ordered a salad . He then offered us free deserts which we declined. This would certainly not compensate for a cold dinner at the cost of £17-50 for one meal and £19.50 For my partners meal very disappointed . I’ve had hit and better chips from the sea front . Complete waste of money Don’t go and waste you money . .

Whilst the pub is old it was very clean and the extras in the room were welcome. we would certainly visit again if in the area.

Comfortable and welcoming initially, we did expect our room to be serviced or at least rubbish bins emptied, but it was not touched, Evening meal choice was minimal and expensive, wines were all priced the same at £29 per bottle, breakfast was ok I had poached eggs on toast but the bread used was hard and tough to eat, would have preferred ordinary sliced bread, staff when we saw them were lovely especially the lady who booked us in and served us on the first night, this is not meant to be a criticism just little issues that the owner need to be aware off, as we are talking of a pub not a top rate hotel.

Great location to explore North Norfolk. If eating here bring a big appetite

We booked in to stay after a long walk on Norfolk coast. Excellent location, very friendly Staff. We had a great meal in the pub, really lovely room with comfortable bed. Breakfast next morning was cooked to order adn fantastic

Welcoming, relaxed, good pub grub,room clean& pleasant,wholly enjoyable experience.try it

Super place , lovely spacious room , spotlessly clean , biscuits & chocolates were very much appreciated. Excellent breakfast ( great cooked Benedict & full English ) . Quiet location . Very friendly staff who are extremely accommodating . Would have no hesitation in recommending.

Great venue, good customer service, comfortable room, great breakfast, good location.