The Boot Inn in Flintshire

Not changed since I last went prob 20yrs ago. Don't go if vegetarian/vegan. Had tomato soup and friend had fish finger sandwich both nice. Staff friendly. Possibly sat in wrong place but suggest putting No Smoking signs up .

Absolutely fantastic southern fried chicken wraps and chips. Great value too. Really quality food and the guy waiting on couldn't do enough for us. Would definitely eat here again.

Popped in here for some lunch with my partner. Friendly servers and the food was amazing pub grub. Super fresh and tasty. Will definitely be back!!

We had a wonderful Sunday Lunch at the Boot Inn with the family. The service was fast and friendly, and the waitresses were very attentive. The roast dinner was mouth-watering and portion sizes very generous, at a price that was very reasonable. The pub itself is a charming and cozy place, with low ceilings, dark wood, and a lot of character: a proper British pub. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for a traditional and tasty pub meal.

Birthday celebrations with friends to celebrate a 70th birthday. Great atmosphere, friendly and attentive staff. Great choice of food and everyone enjoyed their meal. Excellent value too and great choice of drinks at the bar. Would highly recommend and will be returning soon

I would say , typical country pub comfortable seating ,nice atmosphere, friendly staff.sat in restaurant area, with friends for Subday lunch ,food well presented vegetables cooked beautifully, BUT ROAST BEEF was tough, and I would have preferred my meal on a dinner plate rather than on a dish for spaghetti bolognase. Hence my only giving an average vote

Food service was slow despite only us and one other table Main meals were poor quality with burgers being cheap, greasy and tasteless. Waiting on staff were nice and friendly. Bar staff complete opposite

Just been for lunch at The Boot around 2.30pm on a Sunday. Great service given the time of day and how busy it was. Food came out piping hot and was really really tasty. 10 out of 10 would recommend to anyone. A member of our group had the lasagne and the rest of us had the Sunday. A really fantastic meal with great beers and soft drinks. Thank you!

Sunday lunch for 5. The Sunday roasts are very good and a good choice of meats. All cooked very well. We ate outside as the weather was so good. The service was excellent and all made for a really pleasant time.

Two families on our way home from camping turned up without booking. We were made instantly welcome and well looked-after. The food was excellent, good quality but not expensive, and the beer was very well kept. Highly recommended

I went to the boot on 16 march with flint wi we all had an excellent lunch ( except for 1 gluten free member ) I wish to thank the staff for the excellent way they handled my pre order booking and I would highly recommend the food we will be booking again in the near future thank you

Beautiful Mothers Day Lunch with family. Parsnip soup was perfect.. Delicious belly pork afterwards with my delightfull veg and good gravy. Plus a refreshing Gin Spritz and chocolates included. Thankyou to all the team . We will be back X

Visited with a group of 10 friends we had pre ordered our food, so we didn't have to wait long to be served. The food was delicious and plentiful. I had a lite bite a tandoori chicken wrap and enjoyed every mouthful. The service was excellent and thy couldn't do enough for us. Will definitely be visiting again.

I came with our W.I. Members yesterday for Lunch which had been pre-booked. However as I could not choose anything from the menu supplied, due to being coeliac (Gluten Free) I emailed The Boot on the 4th March to ask if they could supply a Gluten Free meal and Dessert. II was sent Allergens Sheets, (which I did not need, due to the number of years I have been coeliac, emailed again on the 5th March to which I received reply stating they would see what they could do. Well sadly the meal I ended up yesterday consisted of a piece of Gammon ( very tough) a pile of salad and some peas. A really unappealing meal. The Boot states that its food is top quality, it even caters for vegans and vegetarians, so Punch who sets the menus, next time you are revising it, please add meals to it for people who have other dietary requirements. This is the first restaurant that I have been to, that could NOT serve a proper Gluten Free Meal, and I have been to many over the whole of the United Kingdom.

Four people where in the party and a good time was had by all. The food was excellent and as I live down South very competitively priced which was a bonus

i have been going to this pub for many years now and i have noticed about a lot of new bar staff some are very friendly but 1 or 2 are not professional and very rude staff. staff all over each other while working, hair down going everywhere. can never pour a pint right always got to wait around to busy on there phones or getting male attention and not doing there work. your staff let you down

Shocking treatment from. Management cancelled my meal less 24hour notice .it was for my daughter's birthday. I bet they did not cancel big groups that will make them more money.if it a important day for you would not risk booking... some bull story about one cheif got appointment. Omg

Had a Xmas meal at the boot and I can honestly say it was the nicest Xmas meal I've had in years! Definitely looking forward to trying the Sunday lunch. More recently we had a girly meal (burgers, lasagne etc) and it was all lovely! The service was friendly and efficient and we couldn't ask for more. The pub itself is traditional, friendly and for a "local", very welcoming! They have worked hard to improve the outside area through lockdown and the atmosphere in general is the best it's been for years. It's a pleasure to visit and I'm very pleased to have such a lovely pub in my village.

Just had lunch at the Boot. Excellent food, reasonable prices, very pleasant staff. Will certainly be back.

A lovely pub, with great ambience an appealing menu. So wishing to book for a lunchtime meeting we did a trial dinner and found the pub to be great as usual. So a week later we booked a table for a party of eight, some...

My partner and I went for a fabulous meal at The Boot Inn in Northop today. The entire premises including bathrooms are kept absolutely immaculate. They have the most delightful outside eating area with great canopy to keep shaded or dry on damp days with...

Food and service was really good. The restaurant area didn’t have as much atmosphere as the bar area or outdoors but I do appreciate places are just reopening after lockdown so it’ll take time to get this back. Staff are excellent and did care about...

Our first time coming here after a friend recommendation. Staff are friendly and welcoming but adhere to social distancing quidelines. The place is clean and relaxing. Best rare sirloin, I've ever had and fairly priced. Desert was absolutely devine and just the right amount. We...

Just simply absolutely spot on. Brilliant alll round. Best chicken platter going. Really friendly and welcoming.

Called in here without reservation for Monday lunch because we were visiting a friend in Northop we were on holiday from Spain , for a pub lunch it was wonderful the lady on duty was very helpful and the food was great I had pie...

I took two friends to the Boot for lunch. the chicken dishes were O K but the gentleman had fish and chips. There was a lot of batter and more fish could be found in a fish finger. Very disappointing.

The food is excellent and SERVICE too the home cooked CHIPS are the best to and you have to try the apple and mixed fruit crumble

Lovely sunday lunch with friends. 2 roast beef, 1 roast chicken and 1 sausage and mash, all spot on. Lovely touch getting a side dish of cauliflower cheese and extra gravy as standard with the roast dinners. We followed with 3 delicious sticky toffee puddings...

Went for food, had the vegan jackfruit wings, then the mushroom suet pudding with chips, veg and gravy. The food was lovely and home cooked, and the service great. The boot is a great pub and we will definitely go back!!

Group of friends ate at the Boot recently- despite pre-ordering some meals were still wrong & of poor quality. However staff very friendly and attentive.

Now serving a delicious breakfast at the start of a busy day. Plentiful and tasty. Well done. We'll be back!

Absolutely fantastic breakfast, I had the traditional travellers breakfast and it was lovely. Fantastic staff, well done all 😊

Wow ...... absolutely fantastic breakfast! Jim's full breakfast was huge, with succulent sausages, soft centred egg, lip smacking bacon 🥓, crisp black pudding and all the rest! My eggs benedict were perfect .... two very full and satisfied customers who have booked again for next...

Shocking. Absolutely shocking. We came for food and sat in the bar (on tables) and ask if we could have food, one waitress said no problem, she would send the waitress to take our food order. We asked the waitress to order food numerous times...

The waitress showed us to our table, which was the worst table in the restaurant even though there was no-one else there. So we asked to be seated somewhere else more comfortable. Straight away the waitress informed us that there would be three courses on...

We had pie and chips one night in the week. I had a delicious vegan pie home made chips. So stuffed when we left. Highly recommend reasonably priced too. X

Had a lovely family meal at The Boot on Boxing Day. A wonder 3 course lunch, well cooked, well presented, extremely tasty. Good choice of drinks. Friendly staff.

I haven’t eaten here recently but we use this to watch the football,good atmosphere and dog friendly. Typical village pub with a regular clientele,live music at times

Met my son for a quick lunch as he had limited time. A good 'quick lunch' menu which was well presented and well cooked. Nice, friendly staff. Would recommend.

The restaurant was only half full bit the service was slow. The food was only average with soggy lukewarm chips. Was disappointed after reading other reviews.

Went for a Sunday Roast probably the worst meal I've ever had,the veg was rock hard,frozen Roast potatoes,beef omg I could of made a new shoe it was that tough,i need a new set of teeth.Have been a few yrs ago and was lovely if you have a new chef he needs sacking.

A lovely and traditional pub. The decor is a perfect balance of tradition and offers a very pleasant dining area. Welcomed warmly on a busy evening with very good table service. A typical pub menu plus more.

Visited last night with friends, only three in restaurant. I had the Street food curry with cauliflower rice and salad, I ordered a side of chips. Disappointing curry, not enough of it, the plate was dominated by the amount of cauliflower rice, which was awful, thankfully the chips were nice, otherwise I would have been left hungry.

Your bar staff are the worst people possible, they steal drinks from other local pubs and are a disgrace, they are dishonest, drunken yobs, how could you allow people like that to serve, disgusting, you are all nasty people who have no conscience

We called on the off chance and were really pleased we had!

We stopped at the Boot for lunch. We chose from the £6 menu - sausage and mash, lasagne and veggie flatbread with falafel. It was all very good. The staff were friendly and the beer was reasonably priced.

We have been for a few months and we went for Sunday lunch and sat outside, lovely food and a warm welcome, staff are brilliant and nothing is to much trouble, the food was absolutely delicious

Went to Boot Inn whilst staying in Halkyn. To say I was disappointed is an understatement. Food was below average. My husband didn't get what he ordered and had to send it back my daughter ordered the 'seasonal salad' with prawns which was literally a bunch of green leaves dry couscous/ bulgar and 8 of the smallest prawns you could get (9.95)! I ordered the street food which although tasty was not as described on the menu. It was meant to come with cauliflower rice but came with normal rice and at £50 for whole meal and drinks I felt we had well and truly been ripped off.

One of the best Sunday roasts I’ve had, with all the trimmings....made extra specials with the cauliflower cheese. Will definitely be visiting again!

Both grandsons had been christened so family and friends spent a lovely Sunday afternoon celebrating. The food was plentiful, delicious and beautifully presented. Nothing was too much trouble for all the hard working staff and we made full use of the pleasant beer garden to entertain our young guests. I would not hesitate to recommend this lovely old village pub to others. Thank you Jo and Andy!

The food here was excellent and service was refreshingly spot on.

3rd visit here, been with my daughter then on Sunday just with my dog, they were extremely friendly putting up with me changing seats to sit whereever i wanted. Food came quickly, and a surprise was cauliflour cheese on the side , and was so tasty, as was the veg the only complaint was the beef i fed that to the dog. I gave 5* due to friendlyness and checking in while eating if everything was fine. I enjoyed it that i went back for quiz night the next day. Andy is the perfect barman made it very easy to go in as a solo female.

family celebration, 2 out of the 6 were terrible. the steak and ale pie was microwaved within an inch of its life !half of it was inedible because the pastry was rock hard and the steak was dried out and hard by it being over heated in the microwave., The childs fish fingers were without fish, even she did not eat it. To be honest the steak pie meal was smaller than the childs. Will be a long time before i go again , because if you are paying good money for a meal, the least you expect after expressing your disappointment in the meal is some kind of explanation or minimum a sorry !! Nothing, took the money without anything. Glad i conducted myself in a respectful manner and complained in the correct manner, pity the owners could not have shown me the same respect.

Lovely welcome. Great choice on the menu. Food well presented and hot. Food was good value especially the supper menu. Staff were efficient and attentve9

Having fancied a quick bite to eat i chose The Boot, a nice pub full of regulars who don't mind "new faces" coming through the doors as everyone mixes here just like the pubs of old.

Been to the Boot a couple of times lately and the new menu is good plenty of choices and the small bite menu is good if you are not very hungry ,The food has been very nice and it is always hot will be going there again soon.

Visited with friends. Interesting menu with something to please all.

My husband and I had a fantastic lunch here today. We were greeted in such a friendly manner. Plenty of table checks which is the sign of a caring establishment in my opinion. The food was fantastic, portion size was huge. Will definitely be returning

My wife took me out for lunch today.

Made to feel unwelcome. Food OK, but service terrible. I'll never visit again. Waiter was the worst I've ever encountered.

Lovely local pub/restaurant with heaps of history.Really good choice of food. Can't fault the staff or service

This place is brilliant the service off the staff friendly welcoming, food is excellent it's cosy if you want cosy but a lovely restaurant area. Highly recommended a visit . Great read on the history too .😊

Took my daughter away for her 18th, stayed at Northop hotel but wanted to eat at the boot due to reviews of the food. Loved the food even having a pudding which i never do!! Thank you to a lady called joanne S who i did the booking via email, very friendly thank you. The only downside was the seat we got put in! Niether in the bar not restaurante, people were constantly walking back and forth to the wc and back door behind my daughter, and it is defo a locals pub. But i'll be back soon again as i enjoyed the food.

Party of 13 booked in for Christmas 3 course meal. Only 10 turned up on the day as 3 were poorly. I rang early that day to let them know. On arrival we were shown to our table which was decorated beautifully. Staff took our drinks order and the service was quick. Starters were served shortly afterwards. Plates were cleared quickly and mains were served. Again plates were collected quickly and desserts were served. All were happy with their meals and the service. We have all said that we will be visiting again. Excellent food with lovely friendly staff.

This is a quiet traditional village pub and is a hidden gem. Nice food and pleasant staff. Highly recommend.

I belong to a line dancing group that meet every week at the other end of the street that The Boot is in, Northop. Our Christmas lunch as booked at this pub and when I saw the menu I was looking forward to the meal. When we arrived there seemed to be a bit of a problem, the landlord did not seem to know how many of us were actually booked in, eventually it was sorted and the starters turned up. I ordered Fried Brie wedges and salad, the salad was fine but the wedges were so overcooked that the Brie was welded to the sides of the breaded cases. Next course for me was Steak, ordered med/well done. My friend had her plate first and she wanted well done and BOY was it WELL DONE, I would say cremated was more like it! mine turned up and it was not much better, I could smell the burnt embers on my plate, I had 2 small pieces of parsnip which were ok at one end and like a brick at the other end, sprouts, a mess of pureed carrots (ughh) and they were cold, loads and loads of fried small potatoes which were hard and burned. I had to put some cranberry sauce on the plate to hide the burnt taste of the steak. In the end I left most of it. I told the waitress who told the landlord who said that he had been given sub standard delivery of meat, so I said "then why didn't they cook it slowly in the oven with onions and gravy", I said that most of the meal up to then had been overcooked and cold. The Xmas pud and custard was ok, I ordered a latte and when I went to pay the landlord said it was on the house. I would have preferred that he had not made so many excuses for the badly cooked food and given me back my money. I was not very happy and left hungry! The landlord kept saying that he had not had any other complaints but there were people on my table complaining about the standard of food that day. The day before we went there we were all told that their credit card machine was out of order and that we would have to pay cash hmmmmm another likely story. Just making sure they got their money in full for what was not a very nice meal at all and NO Customer Service whatsoever.

A small village pub serving fantastic food in a relaxed atmosphere. We went her on the spur of the moment after work in a Thursday night, there was a steady flow of customers throughout the time we where there. We had the nachos to start, these tasted amazing maybe a little more filling needed but we really enjoyed it, mains we had chicken tikka and mixed grill again couldn't fault, how we fitted the choc fudge cake in I don't know, couldn't fault any of the food it was delicious. Decor is very nice and the bill wasn't a shock either. We will defiantly return and will tell friends and family too. Keep doing what you doing because it's

Visited on friends recommendation. Restaurant wasn't busy and we arrived hungry. Steak was ok, but the rest of the meal was so greasy, onion rings raw and chips undercooked (some raw). Mentioned to apologetic waitress who said she would tell chef. Will not be in a hurry to return.

My friend and I visited for lunch, we also had her little one with us. Children's menu was great, really big portions. We went for light bites as it was only lunch and didn't want to stuff ourselves, food was delicious, and yes I was stuffed.

If Ur vegetarian y'all be ok with the beef lasagna. Couldn't find any beef to much lasagna pasta. Chicken was over microwaved like cardboard. Food here use to be good.

This place used to be warming, friendly with great food. now however that family warm welcome feel has gone, food is ok but not special and its a very uncomfortable for a meal, turned into more of a pub then a a gastro pub. shame as we loved it here. wouldnt take much, just a friendly manager to really bring life back to it.

Had some really good meals at the Boot in the past until last night. My wife had the Aberdeen Angus Lasagne but it was more like a veggie lasagne. She struggled to find any meat in it. I had the Half Roast Chicken. I had to ask for the jug of gravy that it was supposed to be served with. The gravy was essential because the chicken was so overcooked and dry. The very pleasant young waitress was apologetic but that didn't answer the problem. What has happened to cause this drastic drop in quality. So disappointed !

Very disappointing visit. The fish in batter was over cooked. Very dark batter. We had to ask for lemon wedges and tartar sauce and condiments. Soggy chips. We have been several times over the past months but this poor service has put us off returning.

My partner and i decided to pop in for few light bites and a drink. The onion rings were v fried to death and soaked in oil not even edible. The baked camembert had been pinged in the microwave wasn't even hot in the middle the bread seemed stale and dry, but had been toasted. We sent it back it came out having been cooked for few more minutes. We ate the sweet potato fries which where the frozen type no cooked from fresh. And we decide to just ask for a refund and leave. The bar manager apologised and gave us our money back. The kitchen staff walked pass a few time to get food from the storage in the back of pub and their uniforms were beyond filthy. It's the first time I've ever asked for money back in a pub. We won't be returning such a shame as it seemed like a nice little pub.

First visit to the Boot as recommended by a friend. Not disappointed. Good choice on the menu. Mine host welcoming as were all the staff. Would visit again

Returned to this friendly pub for food with friends. Helpful staff at the bar and in the restaurant. Tasty meal served hot. Lovely home made chips. Hope to see you again soon

Turned up in the evening & sat at a table in the pub with a menu on it. Was then informed there was no food being served due to a private party in another area of the pub.

Have been meaning to visit for food upon several recommendations and finally got around to coming for lunch and we were bitterly disappointed.

I went for a family meal midweek, the pub wasn't very busy.

Good pint of beer (plenty of choice) pleasant bar staff. Very busy in bar, staff kindly allowed me to have lunch with my well behaved dog (appreciated).

Visited with family and was very disappointed. Starters just deep fried cheap rubbish. Calamari like rubber, "don't serve it if you can't get it right" chicken strips not as good as macdonalds selects. Mains not the best either. Won't go into detail but disappointing. In a nutshell wouldn't go back or recommend. I read good reviews before going ???????? Has this place changed hands since Jan/Feb ???? Meals not even presented as pictures show in TA???

Visited The Boot on our way home from Wales, wasn't impressed by the food. Won't bother again. Very disappointed.

Used to be regular when we lived in Northop. Sunday lunch ..not just Sunday Roast on the menu. We all chose varied meals, 3 roasts and 2 others. None disappointed. Dessert menu also good and tasty. Overall good value and friendly staff. Worth a trip.

I have been going to this pub for years and can honestly say it is always a pleasure to go there. Great staff, great food and drink and wonderful village pub ambience. Quite simply the best pub in Flintshire!

Went to the Boot tonight, the food was absolutely brilliant !! it is the best food i have had in a long long time ! We both had sirloin steak and everything was cooked to perfection,All the food tasted what it should be the sides...

Lovely food,very clean place,jasmine was polite courteous nothing to much trouble,defitenely return here again.

Fab place to eat ..lovely friendly staff too .met a couple of friends for a meal an a few drinks ..food was lovely

Really nicely refurbished since we last visited. Food nicely presented plates hot. Really pleased with specials board. Ale well looked after too. Well worth a visit.

Decided to have early solo dinner tonight in Boot . Have eaten many times here; but it is worthy of a post. The food is simply stunning and should be experienced by everyone local or people travelling !

Went on our way home from a weekend in Wales for a roast dinner. We both had roast beef. Delicious! Very little fat on the beef, roasties and Yorkshire pud were great, gravy was amazing. Veg was steaming hot and very tasty. The young girl that served us was very friendly and smiley. We will most certainly be returning!

Excellent place highly recommend polite staff very friendly welcoming deffenetley going back again and recommend to family and friends

Having used the Boot for many years for drinking and experienced superb warmth and great atmosphere - we decided to have dinner last night ; five of us.

Made to feel welcome as soon as we were in the door. Staff couldn't do enough. Service and food were excellent. Would highly recommend. My husband said the cask bitter is the best kept in the area. Perfect temperature!

We had seen good reviews of this place and were looking for somewhere for a reasonable priced evening meal and the 2 courses for £12 deal they advertised seemed to fit the bill. The bar area was busy but the restaurant was pretty much empty. We were given a piece of paper with the menu choices on it as they were "changing the menu" and had a reduced choice. I ordered the scampi and my husband the Stilton burger. We waited 45 mins for it to come which seemed a very long time considering the number of diners. They had run out of tartare sauce which was disappointing, and as a result I did not enjoy my scampi as much as I expected to. The desserts were the normal sundae and chocolate cake combos, and they were fine.My big issue was the ladies toilet. The light bulb was faulty and it was flashing away like a strobe which gave me a pounding headache. In the cubicle there was no holder for a toilet roll, and one of those industrial sized rolls was just placed on the floor. As a result it was covered in filth and some excrement and I had to unravel the roll some way until I got to a clean piece I could use. One of the most disgusting things I have had to do on an evening out. To top it off, the bill did not reflect the £12 each were expecting. Presumably because of the "change in menu" but we were not advised of this and all the signs everywhere showed the deal that we did not get. We did not query the bill as we just wanted to get out of there.

On my first visit to the UK this was my first pub visit. I was not disappointed. I didn't eat as we were only stopping for a quick visit and look around. The atmosphere was lovely, the wait staff was welcoming and friendly to a foreigner. The beer delightful. I got a tutorial on the history of the place which was very interesting. There is outdoor seating in a lovely flowered garden area. And cows across the fence out back. I would go again and I recommend you visit.

We called in to The Boot for an impromptu lunch on the way home from shopping on a lovely warm day. We sat outside and ordered sandwiches which were nicely, speedily and cheerfully presented. The food was reasonably priced and the bar staff were very friendly. The pub is slightly off the beaten track but now we've found it, we will return.

My husband & I called in for Lunch one Saturday, there was no one in the dining room, we ordered our lunch, my husband ordered steak pie, they informed us, it was a 10-15 min wait for it to be cooked, so instead as we were in a hurry, he ordered Fish and Chips, 20 mins later we were still waiting, he may just as well had what he originally wanted, it was 30 mins at least before the food arrived, I could understand if they were full, but as previously said we were the only ones in the dining room. The price was reasonable, 2 for £12, and food was of good standard, but we did not want long leisurely lunch, so this reason we would not return.

Me and Hubby popped up for tea time meal after work. we ordered classic burger and chips and I had bacon and cheese on mine as I don't eat the bun...T2 diabetic.It was exceptionally good and beautifully presented. Other diners ordered fish and chips and the fish was huge. This was our first visit and will definitely go again. They also have a good lunch deal on too.

We were torn between booking a table at the Boot or the Celtic Arms for a birthday Sunday lunch. There were two vegetarians in our part and given the Boot's website said they did a vegetarian roast, We booked the Boot, having previously had a very good meal there.However we were presented with a different menu and were advised that they had not yet updated the website. So, having looked forward to a Sunday lunch with a vegetarian roast, we were offered a choice of curry, lasagne or risotto. We choice curry and lasagne and the meat eater in our party chose lamb. Our starters were pleasant but the garlic mushrooms poorly presented. However, the surprise came when our main courses arrived. Never before have we been serve lasagne and curry with yorkshire pudding, roast potatoes and parsnips, cauliflower cheese, creamed cabbage and mashed potatoes. It was a very strange combination and a very unbalanced carb-heavy meal. All three meals looked dull and lacked any colour, The lamb was mutton-like. The service was poor despite us being the only diners in the restaurant. The waitress reconfirmed our drinks order three times and even then got it wrong. Such was our experience that we didn't bother to complain as we didn't think they would be able to make any difference to the visit, We left disappointed and will not rush back.

Lovely Melal two for £12, sausage and mash fab, with chocolate fudge cake and ice cream, full to bursting after