Visited last week for Sunday lunch which was the best around in our view, good home cooked food with good portion sizes, pity we were feeling jet lagged and therefore too tired to really appreciate it but will certainly book again in the near future,...More

Stopped for mid journey. Fine lunch. Good food. Pub was quite busy so we could only sit in the bar area. Friendly service. Good value for money.

My other half and I always come to either Yorkshire or Derbyshire to get away from it all and try wherever possible to find a self catering cottage in a small village with a decent pub and have a good read up of the reviews...More

Three of us ate here one evening last week. Bar very quiet apart from a couple of locals when we first went in. But the beer was good and over the evening the place filled up, which for a Wednesday night was good to see....More

Don't bother food very poor manager not very friendly one of our guests was a bit late 10 minutes and he was told he could not have a starter as they now had started on our main meals . We had to pre order our...More

I enjoy a pie with a nice pint and this place gives me it! Pub classics were of very good quality. They were helpful with meal choices for some relatives who can be slightly awkward customers, thanks

What a fabulous meal we had at The Wheatsheaf. Leonard the Owner together with Isla and Elsie could not have made us more welcome. We were a party of 19 including kids and one vegan. We actually gave our orders in the day before to...More

A fine establishment situated in the old part of Glossop next door to an equally fine place, The Bulls Head. The Wheatsheaf is a very welcoming pub with a cheerful landlord and friendly staff. The food is very good and nicely presented. The Wheatsheaf is...More

The Wheatsheaf is a very friendly staff that provide excellent service. The food is good, however the children's meals are very small and not suitable for any children over the age of about 8. Lovely environment for a drink and some pub grub.

In these days of gastro pubs The Wheatsheaf stands out as a (good) anomaly. It's not a gastro pub but a real pub, where you can go for a drink in a large bar, and get a good value meal with genuine, friendly service. I...More