Wheatsheaf

The charming Wheatsheaf pub in Burton Joyce was designed by T. Cecil Howitt, a well-known 1930s pub architect in the UK. The village of Burton Joyce has a rich history, originally being the location of an Iron Age hillfort. Over the years, it has welcomed Norman nobility who founded St Helen’s Church, adding to its cultural significance.

The Wheatsheaf pub is a delightful establishment that exudes a warm and inviting atmosphere, perfect for locals and visitors alike. Its traditional British pub decor and cosy ambience make it a popular choice for those seeking a quintessential pub experience. The pub also prides itself on being dog-friendly, welcoming furry companions to join their owners for a relaxing drink or meal.

Visitors to the Wheatsheaf can enjoy a wide selection of beverages, including local ales and spirits, alongside a menu featuring classic British dishes with a modern twist. Whether you’re looking for a pint with friends or a family meal out, the Wheatsheaf offers a welcoming environment for all to enjoy.