The Wheatsheaf, Vauxhall

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location:

Vauxhall

address:

126 South Lambeth Road, SW8 1RB

phone:

020 7622 3602

nearest stations:

Vauxhall London Underground station Railway station
(570m) - zones 1/2

Oval London Underground station
(840m) - zone 2

Stockwell London Underground station
(960m) - zone 2

Pimlico London Underground station
(1Km) - zone 1

Millbank Millennium pier River Thames boat service
(1.2Km)

how to find it:

Make your way to South Lambeth Road (which runs parallel to the south of the railway line) and follow it down for a few minutes. The pub is on the right.

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opening times:

Mon-Thu 12:00-00:00
Fri Sat 12:00-01:00
Sun 12:00-23:00*
* opening times can change, please check with the pub before organising important events.

nearby attraction(s):

The Oval (750m)

picture of The Wheatsheaf Unless you live nearby, the Wheatsheaf is probably one of those places you sail pass on one of the southbound buses from Vauxhall bus station. It's an attractive pub from the outside and the interior hasn't been mucked about with too much, even if it can feel a bit dark. Out the back is a pleasant enough small beer garden and one half of the pub appeared to be eating only, due to the cutlery laid out, but there's also a pretty comprehensive bar menu. Service began somewhat cold and disinterested, but improved as time went by, while on the hand pumps Landlord and Courage were both adequately kept, if a little warm. Not exactly busy on our Monday visit, we're inclined to give a two pint rating, but feel that if you catch it on the right day a three pint rated time would be easily to have.

reviewed:
16/07/2007

Eating at The Wheatsheaf ... we last ate here on 16/07/2007

Main courses range between £7 and £13. We tried the £8 burger. Flame grilled meat and bun, very tasty but both slightly overdone. Generous and well made accompanying salad and chips.

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