The Wheatsheaf At Bough Beech

Popped in after a splendid few hours at hever castle , wife had hake which had been recommended, I had the south coast haddock and chips , lovely size portion tho my wife had to order fries to build her meal , food tasted lovely

Went for Sunday lunch today and sat in the garden. Roast beef was lovely and so was the roast chicken roast potatoes and veg were lovely along with an impressive yorkie!! Would highly recommend the millionaire cheesecake. Had a lovely meal in the sun and will definitely be back

Despite arriving pretty early, they had run out of several items on the menu, which as vegetarians left us short on choices. We ended up going for the wild mushroom risotto, as a main and we got a small bowl of fairly bland risotto, who 's saving grace was that the rice was cooked quite well. There was no cheese board so I was left actually still pretty hungry. We were then made to feel that they were closing as they were going around the tables doing those end of evening things, which made us uncomfortable as we were still enjoying drinks and a chat. I went inside to pay as by then everyone seemed to have disappeared inside and asked for the bill, which i paid by card. The card reader did that add a gratuity thing and so I did, of eight pounds, but messed up the input which cam up as 8 pence. The transaction was voided and I did it again, and the barman did not once say that service at 10% was already on the total. That was wrong of him as it was clear that I was unaware and he deliberately seemed to omit the fact. All in all, even without the double service, it was an expensive and very average meal, soured by the double service charge that was obtained in at best, a sleezy way. We won 't be returning. When I got home, I ate again!!

Delicious food beautifully presented and were very accommodating of dietary needs. They offer a wonderful wine list. We had great service inside and out, with stunning ‘tents’ in the beautiful garden.Thoroughly recommend eating there, if not just a drink in this most picturesque English pub!

It was a real pleasure that to have lunch on the terrace at Wheatsheaf.Very good reception and good service, very pleasant and quiet setting, well spaced tables.The lowest point is a fairly standard kitchen, but well presented and well served.A good choice of beers.