Wheatsheaf Inn - North Tyneside

We were warmly greeted upon arrival at the restaurant. Although it's a bit off the main path, it's definitely worth a visit. The Angus burger was delicious and my partner gave high marks to the Cajun chicken burger. The homemade chips were a standout, a welcome change from the frozen ones you find at many places. The fresh salad with tasty dressing was also a hit. All of this at a very reasonable price. We would definitely come back again.

Very badly presented menu and slow service....that was absolutely disgusting and obviously not fresh, very chewing and jelly. the waitress offered me a meal after complaining, so I ordered the salmon risotto that came after a further minute. that was just as disgusting, and something molten acid, the risotto was terrible. they couldn't make it right with two meal times I left and it didn't cost me to be back.

The bartender was extremely friendly and helpful. The restaurant wasn't very crowded at first, but still had a pleasant atmosphere. The homemade chips were delicious and the chef prepared a lovely garlic dish for us. The restaurant has been redecorated since my last visit and it looks really nice and fresh, while still maintaining its cozy and welcoming vibe. I would definitely recommend it.

Fantastic Christmas dinner last Friday. good portioning and quality. friendly atmosphere. Unfortunately, the photo cannot be too big!

The food at this restaurant was amazing. We tried the chicken and ox cheek dishes, both of which were beautifully presented. The highlight was the stunning raspberry pavlova shaped like a swan, and the freshly prepared vegetable selection. Our server was friendly and attentive, despite having her foot in a cast, and the bar staff were also very pleasant and helpful. This was our first time dining here, but it definitely won't be our last.