The Old Wheatsheaf in Enfield

Cracking pub right by Enfield Chase station. Lots of handpump real ales and craft beers on tap. Lovely garden area as well. Friendly staff, I had a great night there the other day, food was delicious too 👍🏻🍻

I think im going to upload the best picture for this pub! Look how many diferent colors and flavours in only one pict! Great pub to try diferent beers! Please before continue give me a like if this reviews is helpful to continue helping the community!I been there las beer festival! They do a good burgers and the drinks are perfect! If you are apasionante about siders, beer, or similar you need to visit the pub! The put music in live but I don't know if this is happen every weekend or not! The pub has a big garden to enjoy your drink whit a cigarette lisent live music! Definitely I recomend this pub! Only bad think is not has parking but always you can found some available parking in the street!

Now my favourite pub in Enfield. We booked one of huts in the garden, which we fitted 6 of us in easily. Great choice of beers and guns, sun was shining and no queue at ghe bar. Was around a great evening. Will be back soon.

Great pub and beer garden. Beautiful beer garden! The function room was small, however, very sweet and intimate! Carl the manager was absolutely fantastic! He went above and beyond to make our night great and special.George was brilliant too.Lovely pub and Staff.

Nicely refurbished bar slash tap room. Has two sides and a lovely outdoor area-one of the best I’ve seen in a long while! Nice little booths and lots of heaters! It’s covered over at the moment as it’s winter and rainy. Must make it back in the summer and see what it’s like then-hopefully the canopy is down to let the sunshine in!

So much potential! Renovated earlier this year with lovely outdoor booths and a good range of beer and food. When it first opened they did table service too, and the staff were friendly and efficient. But it has gone downhill - you're much less likely to find the food you want is "on", the quality seems to have gone down, they stopped the table service, and they seem hell-bent on reverting to the much more average pub it was before the renovation. Such a shame, I hope they can turn things around quickly as I'd love to be able to give this place five stars

Nice selection of beer, including real ale. Pretty nice food, and it has a nice garden. Would reccommend.

A very good roast indeed. Good gravy and lots of it!! Cauliflower cheese was proper cheesy, yorkies were good, meat very nice and pigs in the blankets - a nice touch. Good selection of tastyales and cider. Lovely staff. Dog friendly. Will be back!I can also confirm rib Tuesday is very good!Burger Thursday is very good too!

Would love to rate more highly as this place has alot of potential. They get okish keg beer on (although menu doesn't change as often as you'd expect). The cask has always been well kept and they do get some really interesting cask in: great to see the likes of Marble and Northern Monk. Had a range of food and always been good.Main issue is staff who are hit and miss. Some are excellent and really know their stuff, others answer the most basic questions (like are serving food?) with a shrug of the shoulders or a 'nobody tells me anything round here). If the get the staffing sorted this could be a really good pub.

I initially wrote a review that said the the service was hit and miss, everything else was fanatic. Now, however, it’s the opposite and much to the detriment of the business. I bought a Sunday roast today, plate turned up with the smallest slither of meat - a waiter asked, is everything ok? - I said that’s crazy, they agreed and told me that’s what the staff get as well, the kitchen are trying to save money and my £17 slither wasn’t resolved … I then merrily thought I would fillUp on the Yorkshire pudding that tasted really “eggy” and was abandoned, the rest, the veg and the croquet of sorts were under seasoned and also disregarded - I now have to cook dinner, £17 poorer this evening- it’s a shame, Enfield needs new blood, but this isn’t tolerable