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Suburban pub dating from the 1930s, with some unusual features including an arcaded loggia. Two separate rooms, with medium-sized public bar on the left which used to be two rooms and an off-sales, small saloon on the right. Framed photos of local pubs. Original features include dark wood beams, plain wood panelling, bar-back and counter. Local custom.
One star - A pub interior of special national historic interest
Listed status: Not listed
A little way to the south of the centre of Romford, the Wheatsheaf is a rebuild of about 1930 to serve a rather drab housing estate. The exterior has a little imitation half-timbering on the upper floors to create the then-popular Tudor effect. There is a pretty timber verandah on the front which used to give access to a now-vanished enclosed outside seating area. There are still two totally separated rooms, a public bar on the left and a small saloon to the right. The public bar has not only taken in the Jug and Bottle but also involved the amalgamation of two other rooms and is now a large U-shaped space. The panelling is simple but original to the building, as are the bar counter, back fitting and exposed, applied wooden strips on the ceiling. Note the dumb waiter on the left-hand side of the servery. The woodwork in the saloon is similar in style to that next door and creates a most attractive, intimate room. The fire surround is original but the tiled insert is recent.
Wheatsheaf, Romford
Sports TV
Lunchtime Meals
Evening Meals
Live Music
Garden
Parking
Games
Separate Bar
Smoking
Wi Fi
Real Heritage Pub
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