4.6
- 4.7Food
- 4.6Service
- 4.5Ambience
- 4.3Value
Noise • Moderate
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4.6
Noise • Moderate
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Portions are generous, guests frequently describe the food as filling and several reviews single out the large, satisfying Sunday roasts.
Business casual is the guide, aim for neat, polished but comfortable attire rather than anything formal.
Yes, The Sheep & Penguin is dog friendly; multiple guests explicitly describe it as "dog friendly, " and one guest said staff told them their dog would be "made more than welcome."
Yes, The Sheep & Penguin has been enjoyed for special evenings, with guests reporting warm Valentine's Day visits, attentive service and thoughtful wine and cocktail choices.
The Sheep & Penguin feels cosy and welcoming, with a warm, rustic charm, guests praise its relaxing atmosphere, attractive decor and friendly, attentive staff that make visits comfortable and enjoyable.
Sunday is the standout day, The Sheep & Penguin's Sunday roast is repeatedly praised by guests as a highlight of visiting Wells.
Yes, The Sheep & Penguin is dog-friendly; guests regularly bring dogs and staff are welcoming and accommodating.
The Sheep & Penguin often gets very busy at peak times, guests say booking is worth it because “it gets very busy” and the place can feel loud when popular, while other visits are noticeably quiet, for example when one party found it quiet during the World Cup and several guests reported low noise on quieter nights.
Yes, The Sheep & Penguin offers outdoor seating, with guests mentioning a sunny garden, a beer-garden/patio and an outside seating area out the back that’s enjoyed in fine weather.
Yes, families are welcome: one family with a young baby in a pushchair was seated quickly and their food arrived promptly, making it an easy, relaxed choice for parents.
The Sheep & Penguin is at its best for Sunday lunch, guests repeatedly rave about the Sunday roast, generous seasonal veg and the famous cauliflower-and-leek cheese.
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