The Boot Inn in Herefordshire, County of

A textbook experience from the moment we entered this charmingly characterful pub restaurant. The staff were attentive from the beginning to the end, polite & friendly. Our meals were well cooked & delicious & we ended with a tea & coffee; my coffee was the best I've experienced in a long time! We shall certainly return quite soon!

Booked for Sunday Lunch with hubby and the 2 dogs. I did email beforehand to check about the dogs but they said it was not a problem. Lovely old pub with a nice welcoming vibe. We both had the roast beef which was excellent, nice selection of veg which were different, roast beetroot and parsnip and celeriac dauphinois. Very fresh. Hubby had sticky toffee pudding with ice cream and would have licked the plate if he could. I had the mango and passion fruit cheesecake which was scrumptious. Overall absolutely lovely, not the cheapest but worth the extra. Service was good, friendly and they were very good about the dogs who were very well behaved thank goodness. Would I come again definitely yes

A lovely find. We were looking around the village prior and came across this pub. We had lunch in the garden which we enjoyed. The food was good, service friendly and quick. Staff chatted to us about the village and directed us to the venue we were looking for. Nice atmosphere in the pub . We would visit again.

We are staying in the area and tried this great pub out on Friday. We both had the battered hake and it was delicious. We decided to try it out for Sunday lunch and we weren't disappointed. I had the chicken and my partner had the beef, both got top marks. Friendly and efficient staff and reasonably priced meals in a good local pub.

Called in on the way back from footie finals. Managed to fit us in at the last moment. Lovely little pub. Choice of local beers and choice of wine top notch plus knowledge and advice from bar staff/ manager👌. Food was amazing and service and attention was quality. Place was filling up as we left , but everyone seemed to be having a pleasant experience all round. Bravo to the Boot Inn, like Arnie said we will be back!

The best Sunday roast dinner I’ve had in ages ! A lovely local pub with a traditional feel, I’ve already recommended to family!

We were staying locally & had the Boot recommended to us. Wouldn’t necessarily have thought to eat here if we hadn’t had a recommendation- just on appearances, decor a bit dated , typical village pub though so nice as a rustic setting. But so glad we came! Would much rather have beautiful food than basic food in a sleek setting! Popped in for dinner & had wonderful food (the cheese soufflé to start was delicious & could’ve had a main sized portion! Lamb Ragu was rich and super tender meat & fish and chips - crispy batter & all perfectly cooked.) Service quiet, polite & timely. Will definitely return in the future!

Wow what a great decision to book here. This probably was the best Sunday lunch we've had. The food was amazing we both had a Beef roast and my it was delicious, and huge portions. The veg dishes that came with were delicious too. Extra gravy came when asked too. Nothing was too much trouble. We live over an hour away but had stayed in Ludlow which is why we ended up here, but we said we'd drive an hour to go again for such a great experience. All the staff were wonderful too. Such a quaint place full of atmosphere absolutely recommend. Thanks for a wonderful experience to all working today. Sunday 11th February 24.

We were recommended this pub by Bob at the Ludlow Brewery and it exceeded our expectations. The ambience, food, and friendly staff made this pub a real gem. Highly recommended and we will be back when in the area.

I visited for the first time today with family, having bought a static caravan nearby and recommended by word of mouth. The staff were very helpful, obliging and friendly. The meals were delicious and coeliac requirements were well catered for - gluten free was also indicated on the menu . Food was presented well with good portions My visit will be long remembered for the great service and food - also a delightful environment in a picturesque village. Many thanks to the staff who could not have done more to help make the visit so pleasurable. The Boot's website is very good. Highly recommended

I’d heard “ it’s a nice pub” but didn’t expect such a warm welcome from the staff and the atmosphere created by everyone. Friendly, patient staff and a comfortable place to spend a Saturday afternoon. Good wine choice.

Cute little local pub we were staying at an air bnb about 30 min walk away and had a lovely evening walk to it. Very busy as it was a sunny day but we’d booked ahead (glad we did) the food is lovely!! Service was good! Glad we dis the walk to it!!

This place really deserves 6 stars! We ate outside as it was a pleasant evening. Strangely 2 of our group of 4 are lactose intolerant. The waiter was very helpful and even arranged for one of us to have a completely different dish that wasn't on the menu. Service was prompt, food excellent. Thoroughly recommended.

A lovely village pub run by the local community. Wonderful Landlord/ Landlady who look after it so well. Always a welcome into a great local. The food is " just the job " though their chips aren't as good as they used to be ! Good value for money for drinks, food and what you can't value ...the welcome ! Just wished I lived in the village.

We were a very big party (17) age ranged from 70 through to 6months. The pub could not have been more helpful coping with seating all of us and various menu requests, GF, Vegetarian etc. Staff are amazing and attentive we all had a really great time. Food was great with a good varied menu THANK YOU!!

The food we were served was chips with everything, even if it didn't say so on the menu description. I just wish the food looked like anything like what I've seen on TripAdvisor. Classic old English pub but nothing else good to say sadly.

Five of us came for dinner and we loved everything about this pub. Chris was very friendly and welcoming (despite our getting delayed on the motorway) and we were able to bring our dogs. Chris was also very reassuring about the food being suitable for coeliacs. And there was a great choice! My heritage tomatoes in garlicky balsamic vinegar were delicious. The chorizo Scotch egg also went down a storm. It was such a treat to be able to have gluten free fish and chips: light, crispy batter on the fish (made with gluten free beer) and chips, all fried in gluten free oil. We also has gluten free onion rings! The lamb rump and the chicken breast were also really good. The puddings were amazing! My chocolate délice was rich and creamy and came with salted ice cream and honeycomb. We also had the lemon posset and the sticky toffee pudding, both excellent. Service was calm, friendly and efficient despite this being a very busy Friday evening. All in all, this was a very impressive meal and I wish we lived nearer! Thanks so much to Chris and the rest of your team!

A wonderful evening dinner. We’ve been camping at Ludlow and as it was our last night, we didn’t want to cook. Called up after seeing good reviews on Tripadvisor. Wanted a pub that was a free house and not your standard chain pub, serving a standard menu. Wasn’t disappointed with my choice. A very friendly pub with very friendly locals. Food was good and so was the service.

We went to the Boot for dinner for our wedding anniversary. The staff were brilliant friendly and helpful. The food was of an excellent standard. I would highly recommend. We only had two courses ~ a starter and a main course each. We had no room for a dessert. Prices not cheap, but then again not too expensive. I would consider the menu good value for money for fine dinning.

Absolutely fabulous pub with excellent service and food. We booked in advance for a Thursday evening with a dog and requested to be seated in the bar (on account of the dog). When we arrived the table was reserved and we received a warm welcome. The tables were all reserved in the restaurant and the bar had a buzz which certainly included regular locals. Would highly recommend.

What a marvellous place to go - met here for lunch with friends and bowled over by the fantastic customer experience and excellent food. Highly recommended and the landlord is a true gent!

Great beer, best burger I’ve had and the staff were lovely. With the sun shining it was perfect haven after our long walk. Will definitely be coming back.

We were recommended to go to The Boot by locals and it was possibly one of the best roasts I have had out! Super service, great choice of ales and ciders and a panna cotta which melted in the mouth! Booking recommended, we ended up...

Lovely location for this community pub. Good food and excellent service. Varied choices on menu too.

Consistently good food. Great Sunday Lunches. Keep returning so must be doing it right. Thanks Chris and team for good value delicious meals served with a smile. Nothing too much trouble.

Disappointing… We have been previously and had amazing food. We booked a meal as my partner will be working at Christmas so thought as a small family we would have a meal to get into the spirit. When we arrived we were seated in the...

We met some old friends for dinner in The Boot whilst staying overnight locally. It is a really lovely, atmospheric community owned inn which was really busy that evening. They have a really good menu and the standard of food and service was excellent. Can...

We visited The Boot this twice this week with friends; a lovely pub with a great atmosphere, very good service and excellent food. The five of us enjoyed the evening so much we returned again last night and all enjoyed another perfect meal. Can’t recommend...

Chose this nearby pub due to the favourable reviews. We visited late afternoon in a Sunday and booked a table in advance just in case. Service was prompt and the waitress was very polite. We both chose the beef which was excellent. Usually I find...

A terrific community pub offering a warm welcome and great food. The atmosphere on a busy Friday night was just right and the service was good. Battered prawns with a chilli dip and wild mushrooms as starters. Plaice on the bone and beetroot tarte titan...

This is a great pub. Even though it is off the beaten track, it is well worth the effort to visit. I like it because the building itself is very atmospheric; the people running the pub are lovely; the food is excellent; beer very drinkable....

My boyfriend and I visited the boot inn Saturday 3rd 2022 for lunch with our chow chow. We were visiting as we were staying at Lea farm glamping for the weekend and it was recommended in the guide book and it did not disappoint. We...

My business partner and I called into the Boot Inn on our way back to base after a meeting for some lunch. I am a vegetarian and although there were a few choices I didn’t really fancy any of them. I told the waitress and...

Excellent village pub. Friendly service, excellent selection of drinks and a tasty selection of dishes. Highly recommend.

Booked on a busy and hot Friday evening. Great selection of beers, wines and spirits - loads of local gins. Sat in the garden for dinner ... steak and burgers were great. Delicious blue cheese sauce! Attentive service. Felt like we'd joined the village for...

We stopped in for lunchtime drinks, not having ever been to the pub before, and we’re very glad that we did. The black and white pub is lovely inside with a big fire and restaurant area in addition to the bar. The beer garden is...

First class experience. Lovely setting with great outdoor seating. Excellent menu choices and largely gluten free, so coeliac heaven. Dishes were well designed and presented. Service friendly and efficient. The manager took the trouble to come over and discuss our experience. Also very good value...

We visited The Boot twice during our week in Richard's Castle. The food is excellent and the staff are really friendly and helpful despite being busy. The first visit was on a Sunday when they fitted us in at 3pm. Husband said it was the...

After researching a suitable place to stop on our way towards Hay on Wye, I found the lovely reviews for The Boot Inn. It was a lovely sunny Friday and we were able to enjoy various starters outside in the pretty garden with our 2...

How lucky are we to have this super Community pub as our local. Without exception the food and service are always first class. I can’t recommend too highly any of the fish dishes on the menu - they’re always cooked to perfection. The fish and...

Excellent food, all cooked to order with the Sea Bream cooked to perfection. Crispy skin, firm flesh and served with al dense seasonal veg. A friendly, buzzing pub with a good mix of diners and locals.

We had a wonderful meal and would thoroughly recommend The Boot. The Camembert was delicious and the steaks very tender. Shame they don't offer Latte coffee but that is a very small criticism.

I frequently take my dogs to the Boot. I have NEVER had a problem. My dogs are well behaved and are kept on a lead which helps with anyone who does not like dogs. The food is excellent and it has a very friendly group...

Excellent food and drink in a lovely setting. Had a starter of homemade scotch egg and main of sole with veg and great chips. The food was all outstanding. Good selection of local beers on draft. Nice vibe, busy but with very attentive and friendly...

Lovely busy vibe, very very good food served without delay and friendly staff. Puts others in the shadows - local publicans visit this pub and aspire to do as well.

Excellent food and very friendly service. Definitely worth a visit. Fully deserves it's average score of 4.8 (at time of writing). We stopped here for lunch. The food was delicious with excellent attention to detail in the preparation. Fantastic crispy onion rings that melted in...

My wife and I we’re taking out our grandson for lunch, he lives in the area but was not familiar with this pub. After a bit of research on Tripadvisor I chose The Boot on the strength of the reviews. We were not at all...

A lovely cosy place with a warm welcome. My wife and I had lunch. Lovely food and good service for very friendly staff. The food was excellent. The haddock was superb. Lovely position with a nice garden and good parking. Hard to beat.

Simply Superb. We were staying in nearby Bower Cottage and were lucky enough to eat at the Boot Inn twice during our stay. The service and food were outstanding. Great value for money and a super atmosphere in this gem of a community pub. We’d...

Visiting the area for a few days read very positive reports on TripAdvisor, managed a Sunday lunch booking we certainly were not disappointed lunch was excellent service positive and friendly with reasonable prices, AND praise from a Yorkshire man, the Yorkshire puds did not disappoint,...

Just took too long to take our order and for food to arrive. Ate 90 mins after booking time. Food was fine though just ate far too late.

This is a community-owned village pub, well supported by people from the village and further afield. The draught beers are all from local breweries and Chris and his team keep them well. The food is excellent and reasonably priced. Booking advisable for evening meals.

Lovely warm welcoming pub with such friendly staff. We booked for the evening and were shown promptly to our table in the restaurant. The food was ordered and arrived promptly and how nice it was, perfectly cooked and presented. Would recommend it to anyone. Really nice atmosphere to!!

Booked for a late Sunday lunch we had the cheese soufflé and the scotch egg both of which were very tasty followed by the roast beef again very tasty my only comment would be not every likes there gravy already on there plates but just my preference overall a very enjoyable lunch

Lovely and welcoming pub that we would recommend to anyone in the area. Good range of beers and drinks and a strong menu for those looking to dine.

This cozy, traditional country pub delivered on all counts - from the friendly greeting on arrival, to the fantastic varied menu.We shared a cheese soufflé starter and it was delightful, followed by mains of slow cooked belly pork and a quality sirloin steak! Both were delicious, plentiful and served with good quality accompaniments.Dog friendly and busy little place - suggest booking in advance to avoid disappointment.

A real gem!! Fabulous character community owned Inn. Visited whilst on holiday and wish it was actually my local! Superb lunch, great atmosphere, friendly service, swish loos 😊 Would wholeheartedly recommend.

What a hidden gem! A wonderful atmosphere and everyone was really welcoming to us and our dogs. The food was really outstanding - blade of beef in red wine jus, homemade beef burger with the most delicious home made chips and a scotch egg which was (according to my conniseur husband) the best he’d ever had! Well worth going out of your way for.

On a day out in the area, research showed The Boot was near where we planned to visit. A wonderful choice - excellent lunch with a good beer accompanied with friendly and safe service. Very impressed with the toilets.

We visited The Boot Inn as a date night whilst Holidaying in Shropshire. It did not disappoint! A cute, English countryside Pub with a good variety on the menu. The steak was incredible and perfectly cooked. The chocolate and salted caramel tart was the highlight of the evening! Staff were fantastic, friendly and attentive. I would highly recommend.

When on holiday, we always try to find an independent eatery rather than a chain. And you can’t get more independent than the Boot Inn which is run by the local community. I have to say they have done an excellent job! The menu is not extensive but the food is well cooked and the staff are very pleasant and helpful. If you’re in the area I would recommend you give it a go! You won’t be disappointed.

We’d pointed the car in whatever direction it fancied. Ludlow was heaving, so we just got out the map. A good find. A post-Covid garden hosts excellent food and good drinks - Hobsons Twisted Spire at 3.4% just the job for lunchtime, and the rhubarb Pimm’s looked good as well. Friendly staff and a lovely dachshund.

A bit last minute but we were recommended this pub in Ludlow and a short drive later to this quaint pub. Our meals were very good value and the locals were very friendly as was all the staff.

We live in Ludlow and I must say this pub is well worth the short drive out for Sunday Lunch. The food is excellent and the staff are lovely. Really can't give The Boot Inn enough praise.

Fantastic garden space, inviting enough to take the dogs too, but on this occasion we left them at home. Food was beautiful, we got food envy from the moment we sat down. Band played in the garden too towards the end of our meal. Proper hidden gem, can't wait to go back !!!

e stopped off here on a recommendation for food whilst in the area. The pub is in a lovely little place, very tranquil, the sun was shining (a first this year!) and we sat in the garden and ordered food. The staff were very pleasant a d the food arrived very quickly. We had steak and it was cooked to perfection. I had the lemon posset for afterwards which was fantastic!It was very tasty and we left feeling very pleased we had found this place and stopped. This is the first place we have eaten out at this year so far and it was worth the wait.

We've eaten out and had afternoon drinks at The Boot a number of time since lockdown eased, and have been more than happy on each visit.A substantial post Covid investment is evident from the attractive gazebos in the garden, and track and trace and other protocols are taken seriously - in short we always felt safe.Local beers (Hobsons), ciders and other drinks support the local area.The menu has a good few pub classics but with a bit of a twist.Staff are friendly and welcoming, and the pub and Orleton itself are delightful.Three of us ate and drank here a couple of weeks ago, and I had change from £140 (which included a tip) - good value for a quality meal in this 'olde world' pub ambience.We recently bought a static caravan nearby, so The Boot is our new 'home from home' local - how's that for good luck?!Thoroughly recommended.

Went out for a Friday night meal. Greeted by friendly staff and shown to our table outside under the new gazebos. Had a lovely meal - seabass with saute potatoes, spinach and brocolli. The warm tartare sauce was incredible. Great local pub with a fantastic atmosphere and brilliant service.

Food was good and very well presented. however very slow at getting drinks out, let it go with cocktails as understood they take a bit to make and they were busy, but waiting nearly half an hour for a gin and tonic, was a bit much. Feel they needed more staff on to run smoother. That being said staff were friendly and apologetic about the wait, and did knock a cocktail off the bill for the wait.

Popped in for a light lunch. Track and Trace first and foremost. Started with celeriac and apple soup followed by delicious homemade scotch eggs. This beautiful pub is an oasis in the Herefordshire countryside. Despite all the Covid precautions, it still maintains a calming, relaxing environment.

Loads of choice. Freshly cooked to order, perfect poached egg, local sausage, amazing home-cooked baked beans a highlight, beautiful delicately flavoured black pudding croquette amongst other things in the Full English. One of the best and best value breakfasts I have ever had. A must for me in future!

Very welcoming friendly pub with great service and beer! Fish and chip supper was faultless. Interesting sloe gin after dinner cocktail. Off the beaten track but worth a detour. The steak looked superb........👌

Great pub great service and lovely food We visited the boot twice in a few days whilst on hols near Ludlow. The staff were so friendly and accommodating, one of our party was gluten intolerant and the staff went above and beyond to ensure everything was ok. The food was fantastic and we enjoyed it so much we went back a couple of days later for Sunday lunch and weren’t disappointed, highly recommended

Went for set course Sunday lunch. 3 courses £24. Not been there for eight years so was surprised to see the improvements, better car park more spacious pub inside and lovely beer garden.Very welcoming and the food was faultless. I had a smoked salmon and crab starter and Hake with a mushroom and bacon fricassee. both delicious. Unfortunately the sweet a chocolate and Pistachio tart was too much and I had to take some of it home. Will definitely be going back next time we are in the area.

Brilliant food,had Sunday lunch here on 27/9/2020 beautiful all round with such lovely welcoming and atmosphere and service, the beef was cooked to perfection, pink as I like it and the vegetables were beautiful too,I never eat beef in a pub as always over cooked! But this is excellent that they cook beef as it should be served!! Well done I shall be returning as a regular 5 stars well deserved.

My wife ate here, Saturday 26th Set whilst staying in the area. The exterior was impressive with excellent beer garden facilities. The interior was equally as impressive with beams and contrasting decor. The staff were attentive from the minute we stepped foot in the door. The food was first class, and everything was cooked to perfection. All 3 courses were faultless, and very reasonably priced. A most enjoyable evening.

Booked for Sunday lunch with our friends in the garden on a warm sunny September afternoon.Everything about the meal was perfect, Drinks, wine, mains and sweet could not be faulted as was the attentive and pleasant service.Well done everyone. You deserve to do so well....

we had a beautiful meal here. Not just the food was excellent, but the wines were very good as well. Plus friendly. efficient, service. I just wish we lived nearer...

This community owned pub has been open for just over a year now (Sept 20). They are located in a beautiful black and white building that has been tastefully modernised. The licensees, Holly and Chris are very friendly and make sure that everyone is made welcome. The beer is Hobson with guest ales and ciders. The food is excellent, especially the Sunday roast beef. Served pink with Yorkshire pudding and seasonal veg. Cooked to order (the veg) and served piping hot. Can’t recommend this place enough.

What a lovely country pub went for a birthday meal with family and friends , the meal was spot on couldn’t fault it , staff were very friendly and even brought a pudding out with happy birthday wrote on it , definetly visit again .

Lovely little free pub. Not outrageously memorable but with an extremely helpful landlord and an excellent plate of fish and chips, lovely, flakey fish and a thin and delicious batter...what more could one want!

Prebooked a table outside for a 6pm dinner for the 3 of us. A popular pub and looked like all the tables were booked outside. Really lovely beer garden to the side of a lovely black and white timbered pub. Very friendly service. Usual Covid necessities, although noticed no one way system in/out of pub but not sure if this was possible. Table service offered for outside dining. Excellent menu and really well presented, quality, tasty food and recommend the smoked salmon, seabass and the posset. Would certainly go back.

We were visiting the area and prebooked dinner at the Boot Inn. With the weather being so hot we managed to sit outside. The food was fresh and tasty. Chris and Charlotte were amazing and provided excellent customer service. I would highly recommend The Boot Inn.

Had starters and a drink in the lovely garden. Tranquil setting Excellent food. Polite friendly service. Hope to return many times

We discovered this pub last week and have already had lunch there twice. Due to Covid, there are a few niceties to observe but we had a delicious meal sitting in a lovely, flower-filled garden with good service ...what more could one want? Well, actually, it's in a pretty village with a Post Office/shop as well! We both had two starters - different ones- as they sounded interesting. I had burrata on a bed of beans/peas /leaves , plus ham hock terrine with super picallili. He had cider marinated salmon plus a delicious scotch egg with that picallili. HE succumbed to the lure of chocolate and pecan tart...yummy. Have been back since for Sunday lunch, enjoying a choice of starters as above and then topside of pink beef with the trimmings for him and roasted tomato risotto and leaves for me. This is going to be a regular experience hopefully.

We had dinner here whilst on holiday. Excellent food with a wide range of gluten free options. We were made to feel very welcome and the service we received was exemplary. Highly recommend.

Just had Sunday lunch at the boot. Was amazing. Ham hock to start, was delicious, just lovely with delicious piccalilli. Rare beef with roast pots and loads of veg and fabulous Yorkshire’s, and cherry and almond tart for desert. Was the best Sunday lunch I’ve had out, ever. With three drinks and coffee for one was only £53. Just lovely and would thoroughly recommend people find this pub.

The Coronavirus has hit the restaurants and pubs hard but that hasn’t seemed to stop The Boot Inn, offering local services and takeaway meals. It was Mothering Sunday and we had a table for 5 booked in however due to the shutdown The Boot contacted us to explain they would be doing takeaway roast dinners and would we still like to order food from them... we thought why not!? The service from explaining the situation they are in, sending the menu over and taking our order was very friendly and helpful. We placed our order and set a time for collection. The takeaway roast dinners were served on a plate which made it feel so much more than a takeaway, we still had the home cooked feeling from eating of a plate and not out of a box, it was the little detail like that that made it! The food portion was perfect and allowed room for the flavoursome sticky toffee pudding! I am so pleased that the team are working together to keep the meals going, takeaway drinks were also available in a carry out Hobsons jug, the overall service from start to finish was amazing, friendly and understanding! The food was cooked to perfection, piping hot so by the time we got home it was still nice and warm for us all to eat. Keep up the good work!

Since the community bought the pub, we must help them keep it. Great in the summer, snug in the winter

Lovely village/country pub/restaurant. Staff very friendly, food really good and all this in a lovely country pub. Will definitely revisit.

Have visited for lunch a few times now and always found the food excellent and a good choice if you are not a meat eater.

So pleased to find The Boot opened again and in good heart. A warm welcome from Chris behind the bar on arrival, drinks in hand, noted sympathetically redesigned interior of the characterful pub/restaurant, personally known for over 60 years. A good mix of locals in for a pint and diners from further afield produced a friendly hub-bub atmosphere, with families and children catered for with high chairs etc. We only had appetite for a light lunch (full breakfast elsewhere) but it was delicious and beautifully presented, which meant that we shall be back when able to do more justice to the extensive menu. A Community pub flourishing - see you again soon Chris and the team behind the scenes & thank you for a very pleasant visit.

Haven't visited for at least 10 years but were warmly welcomed to this community pub. Refurbishments are brilliant, the food was excellent, reasonable prices, and brilliant service. Couldn't rate it highly enough!

A superbly refurbished and community run pub with very friendly management. We were made welcome and had a meal in the restaurant which was off the main bar area. The food was excellent, filling and well presented. The staff were incredibly attentive without being intrusive.There were at least three real ales on offer as well as ciders, and the beers, I can vouch for, were well kept. The pub was busy which is a good sign.Thank you to all the staff for a great evening.

Just had an excellent lunch at this community pub. Food excellent and reasonable prices., although the pate found have been larger. Will definitely return when in the area.

The interior has recently been re-furbished and is excellent. A single space with a good bar serving some local ales which are well kept. The landlord knows his stuff. The dining area is cosy and the food well served. We'll certainly go back.

Glad that this has re-opened. My daughter and I had a fabulous cocktail followed by 2 courses both of which were excellent. Considering this was lunchtime on New Years Eve and they had an event in the evening we were surprised at the scope of the menu. Everything was beautifully cooked and presented.Others have commented on the portion sizes but as far as we were concerned they were more than adequate. Better to have a smaller portion of beautifully cooked and tasty food than a plateful of dull!

Visited as a group of four, first time in the pub/restaurant. Nice cosy little place with really good happy service. Food was good quality. Had garlicky mushroom started with stilton but that was disappointing. The portion was tiny and with only 3 small crumbs of stilton on top. The main of roast beef was lovely. Beef cooked to perfection.

Delicious roast. Quality was great. Turkey was superb. Quiet pricey in terms of portion but It was deceiving because I was full after the main course. Would absolutely visit again.

Good quality beer Food portions very small so totally overpriced Visited with a view to book a function for twenty six but not confident the Boot is capable of meeting expectations Staff do not have a clue .....very ignorant and extremely lacking in customer care I'll return to give this potentially good village pub a second chance