Wheatsheaf, London W1

About us

The Wheatsheaf is a traditional pub with lots of history and has played part in many television documentaries, films and shows. Our infamous customers and performers have included writers such as Anthony Burgers (Clockwork Orange), Dylan Thomas (Under Milk Wood). People who started their comedy careers here include Jo Brand, Stewart Lee, Paul Foot, Russel Brand, Bridget Christie, Pippa Evans, Cariad Lloyd; the list goes on.

Facilities

Dogs allowedFamily friendlyFoodFunction roomReal aleWiFi freeFootballTerrestrial TVCask Marque

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Reviews

477 reviews

4.3/5

Adrian Till

4 months ago

Stopped in for a spot of lunch whilst shopping in a very busy Oxford Street. Friendly staff and good service. Lovely Olde Pub! The food was delicious! We can certainly recommend the Christmas Pie.

Manuel Wortmann

4 months ago

Came in today by accident, as we are visiting London and didn’t get a table at a touristy place on the other side of the street. Came for some pub classics, and they surely didn’t disappoint. Steak and Stilton pie was great, pints pinted and the staff even let me take a nap on the bench after I was knocked out by the generous portions. Most guest seemed like locals, service was good and the atmosphere was just what I expected from a proper British pub. Even more delighted to see that Orwell and others came to drink here. Happy accidents happen! Cheers to the team!

Danny Mate

5 months ago

A top class establishment, I would highly recommend you get down to this place if you're in the local area. The staff are very friendly and the food is top class. Bookmark this spot for the next time you're in town. Great value as well!

Agnese Zirne

9 months ago

Reasonably priced pub only 5 minutes walking distance from Oxford street. The food and service were all good and the prices were very reasonable for central London. It wasn't packed and there was plenty of space, so, yes, a good place to have a meal and drink!

Alaister Traill

2 years ago

Classic gem just hidden away enough. 1 hand pull on, which was very good and Guinness was good too. Took the pie deal 2 for £19 something kids had a selection of tapas type dishes, my pie (stilton and beef) was excellent. Well filled with tender chunks, wife had chicken and ham and leeks, it looked great. Side veg were cooked perfectly