The Wheatsheaf in Preston

New landlord as of the 17th March 2022 Pete and Ness did there last night yesterday the 12th March 2022 hope the new tenants will be able to make as good a job👍

Lovely meal .Nice staff. Warm and Comfortable. Dog Friendly. Perfect ...

Had a family lunch time with two of my sisters and our partners. The meal was lovely also desserts were delicious my hubby tried the ginger sponge pudding new to the menu really enjoyed it.

Pie and chips was great. Also do decent gluten free options. Very reasonable prices. Good traditional pub!

Food not up to much. Thanks for your response Peter. You need to objectively review your Sunday roast and lasagne. You have a lovely pub with nice staff and you yourself come across well. Unfortunately the two meals i mentioned are well under par. The potatoes were virtually burned to a crisp, you only provided one small gravy boat for two roast dinners and the gravy was very thick, the other veg were plain and soggy. The lasagne only had one layer of pasta and was therefore more akin to a dish of Bolognese. I'm not out to make your life difficult Peter and i wish you every success so i will delete this review in a couple of days. But please get serious about your commitment to food quality. John

A lovely pub set in a beautiful village of Woodplumpton. Homemade food and excellent kept cask beer all year round.

Great food and beer staff very pleasant and helpful looking forward to next visit

First time i’ve eaten here and it won’t be the last for sure. An absolutely delicious homemade pie and chips, a perfect pint of Theakstons bitter, a cosy atmosphere plus a very warm welcome from landlord Pete and his staff made for a lovely early evening out. Would recommend without hesitation.

Popped in at the end of a bike ride - lovely friendly staff, a fantastic pint of Wainwright’s and a nice homemade pies, and chips . Recommended !

Great atmosphere, warm and cosy in winter with an open fire. Outside area for summer and pool table, darts for sport. Food is great and sourced from a tip butchers called Honeywells. Will be here again soon