The Wheatsheaf - Aylesbury Vale

After a long day spent moving homes managed to get a very late supper here with just minutes to spare. Despite our late arrival we were made to feel welcomed the staff were all friendly helpful and efficient. Meal choices and drinks quickly ordered and we sat back to enjoy a well earned drink. Our meals arrived very quickly all very fresh and quite delicious. My liver was beautifully and perfectly cooked. Hubby has fish and chips again freshly with ‘home made’ chips. We were offered desserts but reluctantly declined opting instead for coffees. A lovely way to finished a long day. Would recommend and hope to return again soon.

3 of us went for dinner on 4th December. Early time 6.30 but the locals and owners were great. Food was tasty and service friendly and we had a great time, Will definitely return.

My first visit with a group of girls from Cosgrove. We weren’t disappointed. Food amazing and LOTS of it. So much, in fact, I had no room for desert. Bah. A little chilly in the conservatory/annex but good service and excellent lunch was had by all.

We arrived a few minutes after lunch service time but the lovely lady behind the bar said it would be fine, she even brought over a biscuit for our dogs. Lunch was absolutely delicious gammon steak and the sweet potato pie. We had forgotten pub food could be this good.

My wife and I own a number of pubs in the Harrow area. Looking to add another one to our portfolio, but in the countryside, and having been advised by a brewery rep that this pub was for sale, we chose to make a “ secret squirrel “ visit to check it out. The parking in the village was impossible, so we were pleased to see two cars finally leave the pubs own car park. Before we could reverse back up the high street a grey Land Rover beat us to it , but took up both parking places. I politely spoke to the owner of the Land Rover as to why he occupied both spaces. His reply was an unintelligible mumbled grunt, so I continued to back out of the car park into the High Street where we waited for a space to become free several hundred of yards away. As we then walked to the pub we saw that the Land Roger driver was waiting for us. We went in through the front door, he went into the side entrance. My wife and I then considered what to drink, only to find that the man took up position behind the bar. He then loudly accused us of being rude to him and became aggressive and evil tempered. He told his staff to not serve us and an argument then ensued. He ejected my wife and I from the pub. It is surprise that this landlord needs to sell his pub ; needless to say, my wife and I won’t be buying it !