Wheatsheaf Inn

Wow! we knew that the Wheatsheaf pub had just had their dining area refurbished so we decided to give it a try. Well The Wheatsheaf really is the jewel in Titchfield’s crown.
The new dining area is very contemporary, clean and welcoming, the staff are efficient and helpful without being in your face. Nothing seems to be too much trouble.
The food is superb! Beautifully cooked and presented. We ate far more than we would normally (and that’s saying something!) simply because we wanted to try as much as possiblethe Crème Brulee was the best I have ever had served to perfection alongside strawberries and raspberries, yum.
It was quite busy when we visited, friday evening and there was a real buzz about the place.
On talking to our waiter (John, I think) he was saying what a good place it was to work which I felt was extremely refreshing.
Our compliments to the chefs and full marks all round to everyone, you should be very proud.
Definately the best reastaurant in the area.

The Wheatsheaf Inn is situated in the quiet village of Titchfield. A small friendly pub with attentive bar staff and attractive prices! A pint of fosters will cost approximately £2.90 not bad for a pub on the south coast!
There is one thing that pushes this pub beyond others the food. The landlord is also the chef and the food he creates is unbelievable. I cannot list my recommendations as we would be here all day but I can say that this pub is worth a visit for the food alone. Food is not served Sunday evenings or all day Monday. Monday nights is fairly busy due to the weekly quiz night £1 to take part and all money goes to the winners choice of charity. Thursdays are also busy as this is curry night 3 choices of curry and at only £5 including poppadums it is extremely good value!
EDIT–
I’ve decided it’s time to edit this review as the previous landlord has left. On Friday 9^th September, the Wheatsheaf Restaurant and Inn opened it’s doors. The restaurant area is stunning. The bar requires updating to compliment the restaurant but I am assured that this is on the cards!
The menu is beautifully presented and whilst slightly on the pricey side for Fareham, the food is a delight. The tapas board (£7.50) is perfect for sharing if you do not have a large appetite and the lamb (£16.50) was stunning. The manager, Mark, is extremely attentive and will ensure you have a fantastic evening.
Absolutely the best restaurant in the area.