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The Wheatsheaf
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Nearby attractions
Allen Gallery
10-12, Church St, Alton GU34 2BW, United Kingdom
Curtis Museum
Assembly Rooms, 1a High St, Alton GU34 1BA, United Kingdom
King's Pond
Alton, UK
Nearby restaurants
Mifta's
1-2 Market St, Alton GU34 1HD, United Kingdom
Chariya's Kitchen
Pillory House, s Kitchen Cross and, Chariya, Cross and Pillory Ln, Alton GU34 1HL, United Kingdom
The Ivy House - JD Wetherspoon
Draymans Way, Alton GU34 1SS, United Kingdom
PizzaExpress
5 Market Sq, Alton GU34 1HD, United Kingdom
Curry Palace
78E High St, Alton GU34 1EN, United Kingdom
Alibaba Eats (Indian,Grill, burgers, wraps, kebab and peri-peri))
69A High St, Alton GU34 1AB, United Kingdom
Sushi Nori
76c High St, Alton GU34 1EN, United Kingdom
The Spice Bank
42 High St, Alton GU34 1BD, United Kingdom
The Swan
High St, Alton GU34 1AT, United Kingdom
Cucina Dei Sapori
8 High St, Alton GU34 1BN, United Kingdom
Nearby hotels
The Market Hotel Restaurant
The Markethotel, Alton GU34 1HD, United Kingdom
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The Wheatsheaf

7, Market Square, Alton GU34 1HD, United Kingdom
4.2(151)
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attractions: Allen Gallery, Curtis Museum, King's Pond, restaurants: Mifta's, Chariya's Kitchen, The Ivy House - JD Wetherspoon, PizzaExpress, Curry Palace, Alibaba Eats (Indian,Grill, burgers, wraps, kebab and peri-peri)), Sushi Nori, The Spice Bank, The Swan, Cucina Dei Sapori
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+44 1420 617430
Website
thewheatsheafalton.co.uk

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Nearby attractions of The Wheatsheaf

Allen Gallery

Curtis Museum

King's Pond

Allen Gallery

Allen Gallery

4.7

(50)

Open 24 hours
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Curtis Museum

Curtis Museum

4.6

(55)

Closed
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King's Pond

King's Pond

4.6

(49)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Walk through Winchester’s past
Walk through Winchester’s past
Wed, Dec 10 • 10:00 AM
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Winchester Running Tour
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Nearby restaurants of The Wheatsheaf

Mifta's

Chariya's Kitchen

The Ivy House - JD Wetherspoon

PizzaExpress

Curry Palace

Alibaba Eats (Indian,Grill, burgers, wraps, kebab and peri-peri))

Sushi Nori

The Spice Bank

The Swan

Cucina Dei Sapori

Mifta's

Mifta's

4.3

(119)

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Chariya's Kitchen

Chariya's Kitchen

4.6

(103)

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The Ivy House - JD Wetherspoon

The Ivy House - JD Wetherspoon

4.0

(846)

$

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PizzaExpress

PizzaExpress

4.3

(229)

$$

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Deborah TysonDeborah Tyson
Important :- VERY RECENTLY UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. My Mum and I made an impromptu visit here and we were happy we did. I live two hours away and my Mum hadn't been here before so it was pot luck, but turned out to be a good choice. We were warmly greeted by Leo first and later by his vivacious wife, Bex, not only is she an excellent chef, Bex is a great 'host', in fact her and Leo make a great duo. Their ethos is just great. Our food arrived swiftly, piping hot and really nicely presented. Nachos, then really crispy, tasty deep fried scampi and vegetable lasagne. Our only disappointment was that the the chips are only the 'skinny' type and we love a chunky chip, but that's just personal preference so we skipped having the chips. My Mum had raspberry and apple crumble for pudding which she said was delicious, I was too full up to have a full pudding and had hoped she wouldn't be able to eat it all and I could have a taste, but no! This pub is superb for sports enthusiasts as they have a number of large televisions, it's great for young people and families in particular I would say, but accommodates all very well. Overall a lovely experience. Parking is easy in Lady Lane car park very close by to the Market Square. I would highly recommend this pub, Leo and Bex are doing a great job.
Mark TeadhamMark Teadham
Had an evening meal here last Friday, beef and ale pie with broccoli, followed by a rich chocolate dessert. Staff were very accommodating, despite the pub being very busy. The meal was good value for money too. No fault of the staff, but I had to move tables because one group of male drinkers kept passing drinks to each other over my meal. Quite annoying.
Nerissa BrownNerissa Brown
We sat and had table service. Getting served was good but receiving the food was slow. Food was very good though. Many gluten free options here. The burgers were amazing! Lovely little pub. Be sure to register your numberplate with the bar even if you have a disabled badge or you will get a fine.
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Important :- VERY RECENTLY UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. My Mum and I made an impromptu visit here and we were happy we did. I live two hours away and my Mum hadn't been here before so it was pot luck, but turned out to be a good choice. We were warmly greeted by Leo first and later by his vivacious wife, Bex, not only is she an excellent chef, Bex is a great 'host', in fact her and Leo make a great duo. Their ethos is just great. Our food arrived swiftly, piping hot and really nicely presented. Nachos, then really crispy, tasty deep fried scampi and vegetable lasagne. Our only disappointment was that the the chips are only the 'skinny' type and we love a chunky chip, but that's just personal preference so we skipped having the chips. My Mum had raspberry and apple crumble for pudding which she said was delicious, I was too full up to have a full pudding and had hoped she wouldn't be able to eat it all and I could have a taste, but no! This pub is superb for sports enthusiasts as they have a number of large televisions, it's great for young people and families in particular I would say, but accommodates all very well. Overall a lovely experience. Parking is easy in Lady Lane car park very close by to the Market Square. I would highly recommend this pub, Leo and Bex are doing a great job.
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Had an evening meal here last Friday, beef and ale pie with broccoli, followed by a rich chocolate dessert. Staff were very accommodating, despite the pub being very busy. The meal was good value for money too. No fault of the staff, but I had to move tables because one group of male drinkers kept passing drinks to each other over my meal. Quite annoying.
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We sat and had table service. Getting served was good but receiving the food was slow. Food was very good though. Many gluten free options here. The burgers were amazing! Lovely little pub. Be sure to register your numberplate with the bar even if you have a disabled badge or you will get a fine.
Nerissa Brown

Nerissa Brown

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4.2
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5.0
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Important :- VERY RECENTLY UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.

My Mum and I made an impromptu visit here and we were happy we did. I live two hours away and my Mum hadn't been here before so it was pot luck, but turned out to be a good choice. We were warmly greeted by Leo first and later by his vivacious wife, Bex, not only is she an excellent chef, Bex is a great 'host', in fact her and Leo make a great duo. Their ethos is just great.

Our food arrived swiftly, piping hot and really nicely presented. Nachos, then really crispy, tasty deep fried scampi and vegetable lasagne. Our only disappointment was that the the chips are only the 'skinny' type and we love a chunky chip, but that's just personal preference so we skipped having the chips. My Mum had raspberry and apple crumble for pudding which she said was delicious, I was too full up to have a full pudding and had hoped she wouldn't be able to eat it all and I could have a taste, but no!

This pub is superb for sports enthusiasts as they have a number of large televisions, it's great for young people and families in particular I would say, but accommodates all very well.

Overall a lovely experience. Parking is easy in Lady Lane car park very close by to the Market Square. I would highly recommend this pub, Leo and Bex are doing...

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1.0
24w

Was really unhappy with my experience at the Wheatsheaf in Alton, to start off with the toilets were grim and not clean, there was no toilet roll in all 3 ladies toilets.wee on the floor and had a horrendous stench.

I was there a long period of time for an event , I felt uncomfortable as a male member of staff seemed very rude and made me uncomfortable, I was given weird looks that made me turn the other way, even in the main building it wasn’t clean there was food on the floor from previous days, it was no a pleasant experience and from that I will definitely not be coming back and will tell people to not go there as it’s not worth the money nor uncomfortableness I had to feel

Think a hygiene company really needs to go see this place as it is run...

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3y

Had the worse Christmas meal ever. The turkey was cheap and nasty turkey roll the vegetables were not cooked everthing was cold 🥶. The waitresses did there best to serve but were over whelmed. The barman could not pour a half pint shandy! The only beer on offer was Doombar and they could mot make a bloody mary. The decor is cheap and nasty in keeping with the rest of the pub. You felt the sticky carpet on your shoes. This used to be a sports pub till a few months ago. They have s long way to go before they can make it great pub. They should start with the Manageress who is the most frighteningly bad tempered looking...

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