The Old Wheatsheaf - (Near Enfield, South East)

Rinnah Kamwanga I visited Tasty Gyros in Enfield Town Today after school around 3pm to try gyros for the first time, and overall I had a positive experience. When I entered, the place wasn’t busy and the staff were friendly, welcoming, and polite. I ordered a chicken gyro for £8.25 as a takeaway. The waiting time was reasonable, and the staff kindly asked if I needed a bag and cutlery, which I appreciated. When I got home, the packaging was secure and well-presented. The flavours were enjoyable — the tzatziki had a nice, fresh yoghurt taste, the chicken was well-cooked and tasty, and the bread was soft, which I really liked. Although the chips were a bit soggy and dry, it didn’t take away too much from the overall experience. Overall, my first time trying gyros was a good one, and I would consider returning. Thank you, Tasty Gyros Enfield Town.

Sara Felt amazing being there from the moment I walked in. It was very lively and staff were amazing and very focused on providing a great service. Especially the shift supervisor who was on duty that was a joy to converse with (believe his name was Saiber). Highly suggest more people to visit this pub if you’re ever in enfield town.

Tasneem Siddique I order from here via just eat quite regularly. Great potion sizes, great tasting food. Never had any issues.

Sarah Iwata Great food and fantastic atmosphere. Pizza was very authentic and fun for a large group. Pasta strangely arrived a little late but did not matter - was perfectly cooked with fragrant sauce with a little kick of heat, our 9 year old cleaned the plate. We’ll definitely return or get take away - no more pizza chains for us!

1956gooner My experience here was a welcome surprise. Both the food and service were excellent. For starters I had the prawn puri (£6.95), the prawns were cooked perfectly, nice and soft. For mains I had Goan green chicken curry (£11.95), on the sweeter and milder side but delicious. Accompanied by special fried rice (£4.95) and a dryish saag bhaji (£4.95). All washed down with a double whisky (£9.50 ish). A restaurant I will return to.

Chanel Musa Popeyes in Enfield Town has quickly become one of our local favourites. We’ve even had breakfast here – which is saying something, because we usually wouldn’t go out for a muffin/egg McMuffin-style meal. Their version is excellent, especially with the chicken sausage – absolutely delicious! The milkshakes are also really good, and overall the food is consistently tasty. What really makes the difference, though, is the staff. Everyone is always so helpful and friendly. A special mention to Asha, who greets us with the warmest smile every time and goes out of her way to make us feel welcome. The whole Popeyes team makes our visits feel personal, and we’re genuinely grateful for the great service. Highly recommend!