Wheatsheaf — Restaurant in Liverpool

Absolutely shocking. Ordered the burger was told there is no burgers in stock. Tried to order onion rings said none in stock. Proceeded the rest of the night watching other people be served onion rings. Portions was Rubbish. Got about 6 chips with my food. Burger was mediocre small salsa portion. I would have felt ripped off if it was 7 quid but it was 11.99 for a portion that looked like a kids meal! Overall 4/10 The gf got the haddock and chips Small fish portion and also barely any chips. Tartar sauce was mediocre and the fish was bad made her feel sick. Overall 4/10

Desserts: because we was literally still starving we ordered two desserts each to make up for the lack of portion on the mains. Waiter came out and looked at us both and was shocked we was ordering 4 desserts to the table which made us feel awkward. Chocolate brownie: 8/10 good sized well prepared Chocolate munchies sundae: 0/10. Literally just a bowl of whip cream. Whatever ice cream may have once been in there was fully liquid when it was served being sat on the side in the kitchen for a long time. Common sense would be to make that last so it’s not melted. I paid 5 pound for a bowl of whip cream Waffles: almost good enough to make me not annoyed with how shocking everything else was. 10/10. Massive portion, delicious flavour and fresh!

Overall: 5/10 experience only because the brownie and waffles were good if I ever came back it would not be...

Yesterday myself, my partner and best friend went to The Wheatsheaf and had a wonderful time! The food was incredible and really exceeded our expectations, the menu is affordable and delicious, and the staff service is wonderful! We all chose the cheese and bacon burger and it was so juicy and bursting with flavours, accompanied with fresh skin on fries and a homemade dip, all for £11-12! The portion sizes are generous and the team are happy to accommodate to dietary requirements or preferences, we had one of the burgers without cheese and it was no issue at all! The Wheatsheaf has small details that stands apart from other pubs, as simple as the coke being poured directly into a coke glass, you can see the pride of the team and the importance of maintaining a high standard. Natasha was so friendly and bubbly, she made us feel very welcome and relaxed in this homely, family friendly pub, it was lovely to sit in the outdoor seating area and be surrounded by people of all ages! The Wheatsheaf is guaranteed a visit...

My son has been in Alder Hey for nearly 3 weeks and my daughter had been missing me so I decided to take her the park and then for tea. The staff at treetops restaurant in Alder Hey are overall unfriendly and food is average so I decided to try The Wheatsheaf over the road from Alder Hey. It was brilliant the manager was super friendly and helpful, my daughter has additional needs and she was patient with her and listened to her not ignoring her in favour of the adult. I only ordered a kids meal (great price) and some onion rings, it came in good time and she enjoyed her burger, the ice cream fun was next level and she was so excited to see it she nearly tipped the table! I would much rather eat here with the friendly staff and nice food than in Alder Hey. If you're a parent head over here sometimes it's far better...