The Boot Inn in Wiltshire

Excellent meal. The best vegetarian lasagne I have ever had ! Lovely friendly lady at bar. Lovely authentic rustic surroundings. Will return soon.

A traditional pub, with a great atmosphere. The food was very good and excellent value. There was a fire burning in the grate, which made it very cosy.

Stayed nearby and walked here for supper. What a proper English pub! I can't say enough good about them. Delightful service, friendly company, and more menu choices than I could process. I had the ploughmans, my wife the fish & chips, and both were excellent. Well-kept ales and cider, too. They made for a really lovely evening. I only wish they were located down the street from my house in the US.

This is a charming local pub, with good food, great ale, and friendly staff. A fire burning in the evening. What distinguishes this from other pubs in the area is this is truly a local, supported by villagers who can walk to the pub and walk home after. Off the beaten tourist track, but well worth the detour.

Friendly reception, great village pub atmosphere and excellent food. And many vegetarian options for me. Good beer straight from barrels.

Really good pub food. We called in on the off chance looking for a meal. The staff were friendly but efficient and the table by the fire very comfortable. We will go back.

The Boot is a lovely old pub full of tradition and traditional values. Food, drink, punters and hospitality all to be recommended.

Not a bad little pub in a pretty little town. Good selection of ales and ciders, and the food was hearty. Just bang in the middle

What a great place in the Nadder Valley! This pub is a real gem: The ales are excellent, well kept and draught from casks in the Bar, the food is delicious and the quiet garden is a perfect place to relax or listen to music occasionally performed at OpenMic. But most of all the owners are very attentive and friendly. We felt welcome from the very start. Ron, Ruth and Oliver not only gave us very useful information about nearby events and interesting places but introduced us heartily to the locals and made us familiar with local history. Now i. e. we know the place where Ralf Fiennes grew up. The staff is exceptionally friendly and loving. This pub is one in a million. The evenings we spent there were an absolute highlight during our holiday. Johanna and Jürgen

10/10!! Absolutely amazing!! Food was delicious, proper home cooked grub! Couldn’t fault anything. Lovely warm atmosphere. Will defiantly be returning to try more of the menu 👌

Popped in on our way through Tisbury - and what a friendly welcome we had from Emma behind the bar and the owner (retired) sitting in the garden. Delicious grub, well kept beers, cider on tap - what more could you ask for? Looking forward to moving to Tisbury later this year. Thank you.

Hearty meal in traditional country pub. Nice fish and chips (chunky chips) and burger…landlady very friendly and helpful..would drop in again

Absolute ideal village pub The other village pub smells mouldy and feels pants ! The beer choice here is excellent , the prices reasonable The food choice really really really good I had one of the specials lemon and thyme chicken burger and wow so yummy Have to mention Debbie , the barmaid.. probably the best I have ever seen .. busy pub .. remembered names so attentive .. total asset to this place Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area

Good Food and drinks friendly staff, highly recommended. try homemade pizza or curry! Good Real ale options from the barrels behind the bar. Excellent garden

My partner and I visited the Boot for dinner on a Wednesday night. My partner went for the cod and chips which she said was the best fish she had had for some time. It was a good size as well. I went for the chilli con carne with cheesy nachos which was excellent also. The service was excellent and good friendly staff. Would thoroughly recommend to anyone.

We stopped here (on the recommendation of the Good Beer Guide app) on the drive from Cornwall to Surrey. And what a find it was! A beautiful building in wonderful surroundings. Fantastic friendly staff. A wonderful old-school pub landlord, really jolly and friendly. Good wholesome food served with a smile, even though we ordered only 15 minutes before food stopped. And for me, best of all, lovely ale served on gravity from barrels behind the bar. Sheer heaven! This will now be a regular stop for us on our journeys to and from Cornwall!

During our visit to historic Tisbury, the Boot Inn was the only place open for supper, but we didn't mind in the least. Ollie quickly made us at home and for the week of our visit we adopted the corner table as our own. It became clear that the Boot is definitely the village living room with many faces appearing daily for a pint and a chat and you immediately felt involved in the community. The Boot's permanent menu offers traditional pub fare with fresh pizzas a surprising (and tasty) addition and the chalkboard menu tempted with additional specials. The venison burger was delicious, albeit a little messy, and for those who are adventurous the local "Faggots and Mash" were delicious. Faggots, as we found out, are large meatballs made with pork and some pork offal. I generally avoid offal, but after having a bite of my husband's portion I can say the blend offers just the right balance of flavours that I wouldn't hesitate to order it myself. Indeed, during our visit I never had the chance as it proved to be a popular item on the menu and they were sold out. While we chose to dine inside, the Boot also offers a lovely beer garden out back which we can only imagine is perfect during the height of summer. Well priced and well located. If coming from the Village centre it is a bit of a gentle hill for those with mobility issues.

We booked in here for dinner. A nice enough pub, well decked out with typical pub things. Service was good, food was good. Worth a visit!

Great place for families to come for a drink / food. Food is good, especially the homemade pizzas and very good value We will certainly be eating here again when we next visit. !! Brill atmosphere.

traditional pub no frills, cosy and comfortable, very friendly, really enjoyed it, lovely beer garden

Great place for families to come for a drink / food. Decent sized beer garden out the back Very friendly & helpful staff Not an extensive menu but what we had was fresh, home cooked, well presented food and not unreasonably priced considering so many of these local pubs have struggled over the last 18 months & have had to raise prices. If we’re ever in the area again, we’ll definitely go back

We were visiting Tisbury on the search for family history of my wife and had pre-booked an evening meal here. This seemed very much a locals pub but we were made to feel very welcome and the barmaid was friendly and helped with some knowledge of the relative. The food was excellent and very good value and we will certainly be eating here again when we next visit.

Lovely family run pub! Recently moved to Tisbury and have been blessed to call The Boot our local! Food is great, especially the homemade pizzas!! Brill atmosphere. The garden is lovely with a fire pit lit in the evenings. Staff always go that extra mile to make you feel welcome and accommodate everyone’s needs. Customers are super friendly and the pub is dog friendly. Thank you Ollie, Ron, Ruth and staff for all your hard work

Phoned up last minute having visited nearby Wardour Castle, and Ollie (the owners son) managed to seat a family of 7 without any problem, despite being very busy.The pub has a great rustic charm, perfect food, regional ales, and a warm and friend feel thanks to the lovely owners.We will be back!

After a lovely walk around the fields surrounding Tisbury, we stopped at the Boot Inn for some lunch with our two dogs. The staff were extremely friendly and promptly took our drinks orders. The food menu was excellent, I opted for the vegan curry which was delicious. Good portion sizes and good value for money. Would highly recommend to anyone in the area or passing through.

Nice English pub , lovely pizza , lovely local cider . An English summer evening , good hosts . What more can one ask for ? Thank you

Sat in the middle of Tisbury village 16th century tradition old English pub.Good selection of Ales straight from the barrel and English lager. Good menu with snacks, starters, sandwiches, pizzas and main courses. We opted for pizza a small Mexican cooked at the bar only £7.50 good flavours, piping hot and great value for lunch. Regular quiz’s and music events and a lovely garden for al fresco dining for, if and when this weather improves, al fresco dining

Popped in here on a rainy Sunday after a last minute phone call to check they had a table. Very friendly atmosphere and filled with really friendly locals. The roasts had run out but a full menu was still available. We opted for three very good pizzas, a steak and mash, and a scampi and chips. The food, after a bit of a wait, was very good. Pizza in a pub isn’t normally something I’d go for but on a recent recommendation I was glad I did. All the food was finished and then some good portions of dessert. Prices are very reasonable. Really very good indeed.

The Boot Inn offers not just good beer and good pub food, but a little known secret bar from the local community is...the pizza! Wow! Great value for money and wipes the floor with well known pizza chains, absolutely sublime taste, cooked to perfection and served with a smile. Also a bonus is having a good pint whilst you wait to collect. Brilliant!

Friendly, excellent service. Warm atmosphere. The sort of pub all towns and villages should cherish. In the heart of lovely Tisbury. A real gem. Thouroughly recommend. We turned up on a busy Saturday evening before Christmas, hoping to be able to spend some time with friends who had a large group order. Not only did they accommodate us within a few minutes but we had an excellent meal and tasty local beer. Brilliant place.

Excellent lunchtime quality food, great service and extremely friendly welcoming staff. Really substantial choice on menu as well as big selection of specials. Great pudding too. Wish I lived nearer but will definitely be going back.

An ancient hostelry with low ceilings and small toilets. We booked Sunday lunch for 7 persons and were accommodated in a small room off the main bar. Once settled our drink order was taken and supplied. later they took our food order and 6 of us had the fixed Sunday lunch with beef or pork or chicken. The other person ordered fish and chips. There was quite a wait for the food and the fish person was well into his meal by the time the rest came. Any possible complaints were forgotten once we started to dine. The fish was large and beautifully prepared - the chips? Wow! They were extremely large and perfectly cooked. The roasts? Each had about 6 different vegetables, a home made Yorkshire and very large slices of meat. Different gravies were supplied for each meat. Extra vegetables were offered but not required though one person had an extra Yorkshire. Those of us who were able to force ourselves to eat more had deserts. Everything was well presented and really home made except the ice cream.Would we go again? Well - - I hate to say this as it may cause it to become too popular - - But you bet! The quality of the food plus the warmth of the staff more than overcame any minor quibbles. I can't wait to go back.

We visited here, as was recommended by some friends. Unfortunately we were disappointed by the food. We had curry, one Madras and a jalfrezi with rice and poppadoms. Both curries were bland and tasteless with very little meat. Poppadoms were covered in oil, which was very unpleasant.On a positive note the service was good, although we felt they were a little out of their depth. Nice little pub which has potential, but not somewhere we would choose to eat again.

An ancient hostelty withlow ceilings and small toilets.We booked Sunday lunch for 7 persons and were accomodated in a small room off the main bar. Once settled our drink order was taken and supplied. later they took our food order and 6 of us had the fixed Sunday lunch with beef or pork or chicken. The other person ordered fish and chips. There was quite a wait for the food and the fish person was well into his meal by the time the rest came. Any possible complaints were forgotten once we started to dine. The fish was large and beautifully prepared - the chips? Wow! They were extremely large and perfectly cooked. The roasts? Each had about 6 different vegetables, a home made yorkshire and very large slices of meat. Different gravies were supplied for each meat. Extra vegetables were offered but not required though one person had an extra yorkshire. Those of us who were able to force ourselves had deserts. Everything was well presented and really home made except the icecream.

The Boot has been a favourate with my family since we moved to Tisbury 18 years ago. It is a very traditional family run, English pub. It offers a wide range of beers on tap as well as some ciders. It has a tradishional and cozzy feel. And is very dog friendly.

...or do I? For all pubs to be equal, it would mean that places like 'The Boot Inn' wouldn't be as special as they deserve to be. Here is a pub that is so rare among its peers, that it effectively stands head and shoulders above them all.This is quite possibly, my favourite pub visit, ever.A friend and I stopped for lunch on a warm, sunny Saturday afternoon, having completed the first half of a bike ride from Jack Thurston's excellent 'Lost Lanes West' book, in which 'The Boot Inn' is recommended. We were thirsty, hungry and in need of a short rest - and the pub provided the perfect remedy on all counts. Cool, refreshing cider, the best pub lunch I've ever been served, and a delightful beer garden in which to enjoy it all.The food was incredible. I had whitebait and chips with a brilliant tartare sauce; while my friend had a bacon, brie and chutney baguette, also with chips. Both were fresh, plentiful, well-presented and absolutely delicious. Prices were refreshingly fair for the fantastic quality of this food.And let's not forget the all-important element of the pub's atmosphere. When I said that I wish ALL pubs could be this way, I think there's a bit of nostalgia in that wish. I recall memories of spending afternoons in places like this, thirty years ago, with my parents, as we explored Devon and Cornwall - and those memories feel faded and hazy, like an old Polaroid snap - not just because of the passage of time, but also because so many pubs just aren't like that anymore. I expect less from a pub these days, as if it's foolish to expect better. Chain pubs. Overpriced. Contrived, manicured surroundings. Unwelcoming. Crap food disguised by gastro-pub menus and pricing. It all amounts to lower expectations. And this is why places like 'The Boot Inn', rare as hidden gems, are so enlivening in their ability to remind us all what a pub should be.Thanks to all at 'The Boot Inn', (including the friendly local family and their visitors we chatted to in the garden - Wolves fans!) for keeping the traditions of good pub-keeping alive.

I went to The Boot with my wife for lunch today. If I lived nearer I'd be there all the time. Inside it's cosy, not cramped. Local beer from the wood. A varied menu, plus specials on the board: I had a bacon and brie baguette, (gorgeously gooey), served with a salad and delicious skinny fries, and my wife had thick cut ham and eggs with a good salad in place of the standard fries. We ate in the grassy garden at the back, listening to birds singing in the trees. What could be better on a nice day in May?

We called in for lunch after a lovely walk round the local countryside & were warmly greeted by the man behind the bar. There is not a high menu but it is all fresh home cooked food & good portion sizes. It had a nice area to sit outside at the back too. We enjoyed lovely home made puddings & the icing on the cake was they did curries to take away which we heated up at our airbnb for supper. The curry was very tasty & full of tender meat - we were only sorry we didn't find this pub until the end of our holiday.

What a fab pub. What lovely staff! Always welcoming and a guaranteed smile. Superb real ale. Great wine but not expensive. Food is super. Their fish and chips are superb. Loved the ploughman’s we had today too. All local cheese and ham. Great value also. Beautiful garden. Such wonderful attention to detail. Many pubs could learn from their style and humble approach. We will be back often.

Stopped in at The Boot inn after a long walk around the area.

Thank you Ron Turner for looking after us so well after our visit to the Tisbury pantomime. We were celebrating family birthdays and The Boot was perfect for us to meet, eat and drink.

Can't say enough good things about this pub. Food great, atmosphere terrific, always a lovely experience when we visit.

Fuimos con la familia a cenar. No teníamos reserva pero fueron muy amables al hacernos un hueco

Having booked ahead visited for lunch with five friends on a Wednesday after we had been on a walk locally. We all live about half an hour away from Tisbury, Arrived just before the booked time of 1pm and the pub was quiet. I chatted to one older customer drinking a wine by the bar while we ordered our drinks. He was pleased that the pub was being supported. I had the IPA guest beer (5.2% - I wasn't driving) which was one of three on offer and they were described to me by the friendly guy behind the bar.

The Boot, High Street Tisbury , Wilts is an old school English pub, with excellent choice of food from delicious home made pitzas, curreys and normal mennu

Why Tisbury? .. Well we live in Verwood our friends live in Gillingham. So we try to pick something in the middle.. The Boot in Tisbury was our random choice for our quarterly catch up. I have never been to Tisbury before, despite driving by it regularly. It’s not somewhere you arrive by accident. But what a lovely rural town.I really hope it never gets spoilt. And The Boot is one of those hidden gems that you could quite easily pass by.

It must be about 48 years since I was last in this pub and I wish I'd come back sooner . Friendly staff and customers ,lovely pint of cider and proper tasty pub food . Locally produced faggots were perfect with creamy mash and peas .Scampi and chips we're again perfectly cooked and at reasonble prices. This really is a gem and at a time when lots of pubs are stuggling this should be used as an example of how pubs should be run .

Stopped in for Sunday lunch. Had the roast which today was either chicken or beef. Excellent quality and large quantity of everything offered. Very authentic pub with 2 open fires to add to the authenticity/character. Might pay to have reservations or to call ahead.

Visited on New Year’s Day in a group of 5 adults and 5 kids as we were staying in Tisbury.

We liked it so much we went back another evening! Nice country pub in a pretty village, run by friendly people with a friendly clientele with local cask ale... and fabulous food. Go there!

Stumbled upon this pub as staying nearby in East Knoyle and collecting my son from the station. Traditional pub that reminds me of pubs of the past. Great atmosphere, fabulous home cooked food, great ales. No TV and mobile phones were scarse. Bar staff made us feel very welcome, as did the locals....what a find.

My family found this place when they first moved into the village two years ago and whenever I come to stay we end up here.

I felt compelled to write a note about this lovely pub. We were viewing a house in Tisbury and popped in at bang on opening at midday on a Saturday last month. The landlords son was behind the bar - he made me and my wife feel like a local , was chatting about the beer he had, Tisbury itself (better than an estate agent I should add) and also places to eat around and about. The pub looks right up my street and I am thrilled we have secured a house in the town. I have ear marked a place by the lovely Inglenook fireplace. Thanks for making us feel so welcome and selling well kept and local beer. Very rare these days.

I have been to the Boot many times. This is a family run very friendly pub with a regular local...

If ever you are near or around the Boot Inn, make sure you pay it a visit or even book...

A chance visit at 1pm which turned out to well worth the stop and excellent value for money. We were...

I stayed in Tisbury two days and this is the place I had dinner and a pint in the evening. Cosy, friendly place. Recommended.

Eine schöne Kneipe, die auch viel von Einheimischen genutzt wird.

Friendly landlord and staff. We sat under a beautiful tree in the garden to enjoy our lunch. The pub has an old-world charm.

There is always a warm welcome at this family run pub. The food is very good and different tastes and needs are catered for happily.It is an old world country pub and very much the centre of a lively community.

We recently moved to tisbury & i love this pub.Food is fab,But all the family that run the pub are lovely,couldent ask for such a great place to go

I visited this pub twice this weekend with my friend. Great atmosphere and friendly staff. Ate there twice and both meals were good. The host is a genial guy who made me feel very welcome. Would recommend to anyone

We visited Tisbury when our sister moved there, it's a picturesque and great little place with a host of country pubs, independent shops and friendly locals. It was when we decided to venture up the high street, that we found The Boot Inn, a small pub that looked old but perhaps a hidden gem? yup, bad idea.. Whilst country pubs are known for being rustic, great food and a sense of the local community.. The Boot Inn is opposite to that. The service felt tired, the barman looked like he rolled out of bed and could barely keep things together.The food was FROZEN.. why hire a chef? why not just say that your kitchen is sponsored by Iceland or Aldi? because that's what the food was, really poor quality fish and chips from frozen and it was sad that they were charging for this.. needless to say we wouldn't recommend this place to anyone, because we don't believe in places that don't care.

Quite nice pub. Larger 4.35 for normal larger. Wine better at 17.50 a bottle better.Starter fish cake not much taste. Both Rib eye stakes very average.Pork chop and veg and mash was goodoverall nothing to write home about, on what we chose.

Very attentive. Basic pub food. Small old fashioned pub. Pizzas looked excellent. Must be good in summer when garden accessible.

Un restaurant très intime, avec une belle décoration et surtout une nourriture made in england faite maison à tomber ! Accueil très chaleureux par le patron, qui fabrique sa propre Ale.A ne manquer sous aucun pretexte si vous vous arrêtez à Tisbury.

Fab food.Fab service.Brilliant family run pub.Set in the lovely surroundings of Tisbury and the Nadder Valley.

If you pass through Tisbury, do not miss this pub. The atmosphere and staff are amazing. Local ales flow but the pickled eggs are amazing.

Lovely setting, warm welcome, good, good food. It was a joy to visit, and only wish I could have stayed long enough to eat some more food. It is worth making a special trip to eat there.

Historisches Gewölbe, abwechslungsreiche Biere und Gerichte, sehr nette und bemühte Wirtsleute. Gute Pizza (kleinere reicht für normalen Hunger!)Von Einheimischen ebenfalls gern aufgesucht

Amazing!!! Simply amazing! Beer, food, terrace and charming gentlemen (probably the owner)! We planned to drink only one beer, but stayed for three hours, and probably would stay longer if not the last train to London. If I ever be back in this nice town, I would definitely come to that place again again and again!

I love the Boot and always have. It was the first pub we tried out in 1991 when we first became incomers! We were made welcome then and we still are. Ron and Ruth and family always give the warm and familiar hospitality you'd expect from guardians of the village. Ever since Eldridge Pope brewery folded or disappeared or whatever independent breweries do, the Turners have taken craft beers to a different level. They've always supported local ales and always provided a warm welcome. If you get turfed out by Ron when it's his bedtime he even makes you feel special as you step out into the cold air!I wanted to write a review because the Turners allowed my wife and I to host my birthday bash in their marquee. It was a punk themed do and despite my efforts to play old punk songs my anarchic daughter managed to trash the soundtrack to our celebrations by putting on the Village People's YMCA! Now that's anarchy!A great time was had by all and we respectfully left at a reasonable hour...after tidying up...and paying for our drinks...and not trashing the place...or shouting...or fighting. So rock 'n' roll eh? x

Menu small but food is great, had a lovely Neal with visiting friends. Lovely night out. Only a short distance from were they were staying. Stone Hedge Camp sight

This pub probably needs no recommendation as it must be renowned but I had such a good supper there I have to add to the accolades. As I avoid wheat & dairy and don't eat meat, I generally find it quite difficult at a pub to pick anything other than jacket potato. Fish pie was on the menu but with a pastry top, but I was immediately offered it without this, and with veg of my choice. Fish pie duly arrived in dish filled to the brim and absolutely delicious, with a generous helping of the green veg I'd chosen. And the wine was good too.

Great food, great atmosphere, frequented by local people, completely unpretentious. Food sensibly priced, really good curries and burgers, beer excellent. Go there!

After walking in the area my wife and I popped in for lunch. The Boot Inn is an honest no frills village pub dating back some 600 years, with a most jovial landlord. I had an excellent gammon eggs and chips with all the trimmings at a reasonable price. My only concern was that in the toilet there was only a domestic had towel to wipe ones hands on.

Best wishes to Ron and Ruth, running a traditional English pub for year, 100's of loyal customers, it would be a shame to miss popping in.

I didn't have time to sample the menu, but the beer was spot-on! A very traditional pub with a great atmosphere. Hope to visit again.

The Boot is a small, old fashioned (in a good way) independent pub run by a welcoming family. Food is simple and unpretentious but good quality. They have well kept real ale on hand pump and gravity dispense and a real fire. This is what a pubs should be like.

Great atmosphere. Friendly welcome. Also dog friendly. 3 real ales straight from the cask. A rarity these days! Good freshly prepared food. Thanks Ron,Ruth and ollie

What a wonderful, local pub with character and fabulous food! Thanks for the superb grub, Ron! Decently priced and excellently cooked by your wife! Thank you

Very quiet when we visited but the sun was shining so I guess every one was away. But what a delight. Friendly landlord who discussed his beers at depth, he obviously knew his stuff and good old English pub food.Was surprised that they have a range of home made curries (eating a curry at lunch time seemed wrong so we didnt try) and have a pizza oven as well. Would highly recommend and will be returning at somestage!

Good, friendly, basic pub. We went for lunch with our two boys. After receiving a warm welcome, we ordered our drinks (unfortunately I couldn't have one of the real ales). The food arrived promptly and was very good, nothing fancy, just good wholesome food. The pizza's are great, as our youngest will testify, he ate the lot.The place could do with a bit of a spring clean, but that won't stop us returning another day.

My partner and I popped in for Sunday lunch. The small car park was full but we found a parking spot on the road nearby. The Boot Inn is a lovely old stone building with a lovely original interior. There is a pleasant bear garden, and a large original inglenook fireplace, which housed a routing log fire on the day we attended.The landlord was very friendly and there was an excellent choice of well kept cask ales. We chose a table near the inglenook, and chose the game casserole from the specials board. This was excellent, and was served with freshly cooked vegetables. I followed this with the bread and butter pudding, which was brilliant. We noticed the pub was very dog friendly and had a very good welcoming atmosphere.

this is a very down to earth local pub, no airs and graces, but very welcoming with attentive service and great food, great place to eat and drink and feel part of the community

Friendly welcome from a village pub, made to feel at home. food was very fresh and extremely tasty. Would love this place to be my local pub. Would recommend the Boot Inn to every one.

We visited for Sun Lunch with friends. The pub is a grey stone pub located in Tisbury. The owner and his wife were friendly and couldn't really have done more to help additionslly they have some Nice cask ales on. The menu was limited but reasonably priced, we opted for roast allround. The were of moderate size but nicely cooked.The whole experience was undermined by the messy and unkempt state of the premises and garden. It could even be described as dirty. Great little boozer, wouldn't take friends there for food again.

We arrived towards the end of lunch time. This was no problem we (and our dog) were given a warm welcome and good food especially the bread and butter pudding which was rated 10 out of 10 by the three of us. What a pleasure to eat food that was cooked well and not ordered in frozen and then heated.

Most of the reviews here seem to be for the wrong pub entirely! Look at the photo, is this where you ate? This Boot Inn is in Tisbury, Wiltshire and is run by Ron and Ruth Turner, it is not a hotel, has no reception and no separate restaurant. It's just a very good village pub that serves very good food.Someone should sort this out!

A fantastic traditional pub that offers great food and a warm, dry humoured welcome. Family and animal friendly, a real treat for all age groups and budgets, whether you sit in the pub or in the equally as good beer garden, The Boot will not disappoint.

I turned up at about 15 minutes after they stopped serving food. They could have said no, but they said yes. I asked for a simple ham egg and chips. It is the best ham egg and chips i Have ever had.I know its simple food, but it was really great. The eggs were very local and so well fried and crispy that I wish I had had four. The Ham was divine and plenty of it. I really mean devine...I think I am trying to say, when someone takes this care on the simple things, you know it will always be good.They were friendly and the menu was considerable with a great specials board.It is a beautiful part of the world, so when you are discovering it, have some grub at this place...Really loved it, ohhh, although the chips were frozen chips, they were lovely, crispy and crunchy....mmmmmmmmm.THey also had sem great local ales, unfortunately I was driving and could not partake. I just love the whole setting and the village in general. Wel worth a stop, call ahead and find out feeding times...

We came across this lovely old inn on a drive to Bath. The landlord was exceptionally friendly and amenable and went out of his way to accomodate the needs of our toddler. Lunch was delicious. We would particularly recommend the pizzas and they serve excellent coffee. Certainly a place worth returning to.

I just love the Boot! A great local-perfect for a quiet drink after work or a meal with friends. You will always be given a warm welcome by Ron and his staff.

We recently visited The Boot Inn in Tisbury whilst on a weekend away. We had popped in there on the Friday afternoon whilst on a wander, and were made very welcome, even though they were busy preparing to host a wedding so there was no food available. The landlord recommended numerous pubs and restaurants to visit for meals. The following evening we decided to have dinner there, and were not disappointed. The landlord once again made us feel very welcome, taking the time to make conversation and find out how our day had been. Although the menu is not extensive the food was fantastic. Clean plates all round. If we're ever in Tisbury again, we'd definitely pop in! Just how a country pub should be.

We work in Tisbury and this is a regular attraction! Only ever have ham egg and chips because it is perfect for lunch! Very dog friendly too, nice and quiet in the week.

Good beer, friendly clientele. Above average food. Run by an interesting and kind family. The best in Wiltshire

What a friendly place to stop for a while, great food, value for money and a lovely atmosphere ... four legged friends welcome too. I cannot recommend The Boot Inn highly enough.

Friendly family run local pub with excellent food, lots of choices from pizza to curry plus Sunday roasts and regular menu. Choice of real ales. Fires, traditional decor - a haven for a friendly hour or three

Ron & Ruth agreed to allow us to use their marquee and hold our wedding party at their pub...oh my goodness! It just couldn't have been better! Their relaxed and friendly atmospheric pub was the most perfect venue for, what turned out to be the best party ever! I can't thank Ron and Ruth enough for their help and brilliant service...with close to 200 guests it might have been a big ask but it went without a single hitch! The most perfect local in every sense!

Great old world happy welcoming atmosphere lovely owners just a super pub to have a drink!!!!