Wheatstone Inn

Located in the affluent suburb of Barnwood on the outskirts of the cathedral city of Gloucester, The Wheatstone Inn is situated along the old Roman road Ermin Way, which historically connected Gloucester with Cirencester, the Roman city of Corinium. This modern country pub restaurant is conveniently positioned just one mile from the M5 motorway, making it a convenient stop for travellers. The venue is named after the renowned local physicist and inventor Charles Wheatstone, who was born at nearby Barnwood Manor in 1802.

The Wheatstone Inn serves as the perfect base for exploring the attractions of Gloucestershire and is a welcoming pitstop for those journeying along the M5. The venue is set amidst charming surroundings, with the beautiful woodlands of Barnwood and the Cotswolds – an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty – just a short five-minute drive away. The Cotswolds region boasts picturesque landscapes of rolling hills, broad valleys, and a variety of attractions, including museums, galleries, historic houses, gardens, and wildlife parks.

Established in 2001, The Wheatstone Inn exudes a cosy ambiance with its nooks, crannies, and exposed beams, blending contemporary comfort with traditional charm. The menu features a selection of classic pub fare, including indulgent Sunday roasts, seasonal specials, delightful desserts, and a fine array of wines and cask ales. Visitors can unwind after a day of exploring the Gloucestershire countryside by savouring the offerings of the dog-friendly Wheatstone Inn, indulging in traditional pub food and beverages.