The Wheatsheaf

One of Wiltshire's oldest pubs, The Wheatsheaf is located in the picturesque village of Chilton Foliat.

Following an extensive refurbishment, this historic coaching inn has been carefully restored, breathing new life into a much-loved destination that has welcomed visitors since 1787.

Blending traditional character with contemporary style, the front bar is the perfect spot for relaxed drinks, casual lunches and leisurely dinners, while the handcrafted oak Orangery offers a light, modern dining space with an open kitchen and views across the garden.

Rooms

The Wheatsheaf's seven boutique bedrooms provide a peaceful countryside escape, thoughtfully designed for comfort and relaxation, making it an ideal base for exploring Wiltshire or enjoying a restful rural getaway.

The individually designed guest bedrooms mark a new chapter in The Wheatsheaf's history, giving guests the opportunity to stay, dine and unwind in one charming destination. Thoughtfully designed with comfort in mind, each room combines timeless style, carefully considered details and the warm, welcoming character of this quintessential English countryside pub.

Dining

The kitchen is led by Chef Director Leigh Evans, whose menus showcase the very best of modern British pub dining. Focusing on seasonal ingredients and generous, comforting flavours, the menu combines beautifully executed British classics with more refined dishes, including Rotisserie Monkfish and Scallops served with Pork Belly.

• Weekday Lunch Menu
• Sunday Lunch Menu
• Dinner Menu
• Dessert Menu
• Drinks Menu
• Wine Menu

Private Dining & Events

The Wheatsheaf offers two stylish private spaces for special occasions. The handcrafted oak Orangery is available for exclusive hire, providing a beautiful setting for celebrations, gatherings and corporate events, while The Green Room offers an intimate private dining space for up to 16 guests, perfect for family occasions, dinners with friends and business meetings.

To book please call 01488 680936, email [email protected] or visit their website here.