The Wheatsheaf, West Wickham
FancyaPint?'s review...
West Wickham is hardly the greatest area for drinking and with this in mind The Wheatsheaf actually seems all right - nothing special but the competition is limited and poor. It's one of those Steak Out pubs, so a fair bit of advertising and a fair bit of orange. Lots of cheap deals on burgers etc but there are two pool tables. Bombardier is available and some nice wines. With a lively enough atmosphere, it's not a bad bet if you are unlucky enough to find yourself in this neck of the woods. Otherwise head for Beckenham or Bromley.
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18 May 2010
I have lived in & around West Wickham my whole life & have never seen the Wheatsheaf looking better. Gone are the underage drinkers & undesirable elements & in the friendly staff, a good selection of drinks & a cleaned/cared for interior. I have no reservations at all now about meeting my girlfriends here for a drink or indeed waiting for my husband on my own. Fingers crossed the management can keep it heading in the right direction, but if the other 2 pubs they own are anything to go by they will. If you fancy a change, try the Crown & Anchor in Bromley North for good food/drink, on Sundays they offer a really good roast & Monday nights live entertainment.
25 Mar 2010
The Wheatsheaf has had a hard time of it over the past few years, ultimately attracting the worst elements around. Now someone has spent some money on it and seems intent in dragging it up-market. It's being advertised locally as a 'family pub', and seems to be making a big effort on controlling under-age drinkers and the like. We went in to find two draft bitters in very good order and the promise of a third. A little quiet at the moment as it makes its transition, but hope it turns out worth the effort.
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How to get there: From West Wickham station walk down to the main road, then turn right (into Station Road) and then turn left on to the high street and the pub is towards the bottom on the left hand side before Safeways.
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20 Jun 11 Updated by FAPadmin
20 Jun 11 Updated by FAPadmin









