The Wheatsheaf - Menu

Cozy little pub with a friendly atmosphere, but the £10 credit card limit was inconvenient, especially for those of us who don’t carry cash!

This is a great spot for a pint and a friendly conversation. The pub has been around for about two years, but they don't serve food, so just ignore what you see on their Google page regarding meals and menus.

a beautiful, friendly, real village pub! I think it has a 500 strange year story! the renter is absolutely brilliant! the caught beer is first class! eating is great with huge portions! can not recommend it very much! 5 stars all day! View menu

A big thank you to the landlord and all the regulars for making our Saturday so enjoyable. We had a fantastic time at the pub, thanks to the gatecrashers Dice (the grape escape) and Kelly. This is definitely a top-notch pub that I would recommend!

This is the worst pub/restaurant we have every visited. The landlord swore at my wife and said don 't pay for the fucking fish cakes Just **** off! . He was obviously drunk. The evening itch our young grandson was ruined by a drunken Scottish landlord. Do not go there.

A great village pub, I work in a pub in Buckingham, and it’s one of the only places I’d come for a drink. Great choice of real ale, largers and cider, not to mention the high quality, home cooked food the burger is always a winner! Very friendly staff, and a real community atmosphere, which of course makes a pub a pub. View menu

meals are no longer available but still an amazing place to go to if you just want to go out somewhere, a drink of your choice and a lovely atmosphere, whether, a date, couples or family, if you have children then please go to the right of the main bar, board games are also provided at your leisure for a fun bit of family time, to enjoy a drink, unwind and play some family games and just be out somewhere different...and if you have a dog, a bonio will always be given as part of the family as our fur babies can't be left out...defo go along and see..

This charming little pub features thatched roofing, oak beams, and a cozy fireplace. Located in a village just outside Buckingham, they offer a selection of quality ales, and the food is outstanding, accompanied by excellent service. However, the space is quite small and can feel a bit cramped. Parking is limited, and it can be tight near the entrance, so be aware of that. If you’re tall, you'll definitely need to watch your head! They have expanded the restaurant into a conservatory, which adds to the ambiance, but it can still feel a bit snug when it's busy.

This is a charming local pub that offers food, mainly served in a somewhat chilly conservatory extension. The bar area is compact and inviting, featuring a good selection of ales. The food is typical pub fare—reasonably priced with generous portion sizes. While the starters and main dishes were enjoyable, they were rather ordinary. The vegetables, especially, were disappointing as they were overcooked, and the mashed potatoes had an unusual taste. However, the desserts truly stood out: large portions, delicious, and all made from scratch. The parking lot is small, and while service can be slow, the staff is friendly. View menu