Wheatsheaf At Bough Beech

Pub is very nice Garden is very large ample car parking front and back of pub. Dated 1602 on fireplace. Drinks where nice did not have any food.
The facilities are well looked after by staff…

Came here yesterday for Sunday roast — food and wine both fantastic, prices not too bad. Internally the décor is lovely and in keeping with the historic style, originally being King Henry VIII’s hunting lodge during his time at Hever Castle. Staff were very friendly and pretty efficient. It was chilly when we went so sat inside, but the pub as a huge terrace outside the front which must be popular in the summer. Would definitely recommend!

Fascinating 14^th Century Inn with an eclectic collection of artifacts decorating all the walls. Great for a drink, a lunchtime snack/​meal or a romantic dinner. Child-​free main bar but room for children if you must!
My lunchtime ‘snack’ was a very tasty chorizzo and bean casserole with garlic bread in place of the crusty roll offered on the menu. Judi had deep-​fried Double-​Gloucester with a homemade chutney and salad She added a portion of garlic bread.
Judi’s Sauvignon was declared to be excellent as I had a pint of the best ale in the world (Harveys Sussex, of course!)
I just wish we could go there every day and anyone living in the area is very fortunate to be able to dine there!
You really should try it!