The Boot Inn - Menu

They can’t seem to cope if it’s too busy, lasagne was dry, burger buns were rock hard. I mean it’s clean the staff are friendly but the food not good would not return nor recommend

We popped in for lunch on the off chance on the way home from Salisbury. This is a good, old fashioned pub, with decent pub grub. £10 for a huge plate of ham, egg and chips, you can't go wrong.

Stopped in for lunch as this pub is just off the A 303. Very reasonably priced menu. Delicious thick cut ham egg and chips. Partners burger was also delicious. Friendly service highly recommended

I received a warm welcome at the top-rated restaurant in the Black Forest, Germany. The lamb dish I ordered was delicious and cooked to perfection. The service was also very pleasant. I will definitely be returning. Thank you, Conny.

This quaint pub is a hidden treasure with a lovely outdoor garden and a welcoming fireplace that is consistently well-maintained. Unfortunately, there can be a lack of sufficient staff during peak hours. The regulars are kind and accommodating, but it appears that the dedicated staff may be struggling to keep up with the demands.

Walked to The Boot Inn in Berwick St James from the Stonehenge campsite for an evening meal. We had faggots and the pork loin chop in cider and both were hot and very tasty. They came with vegetables including red cabbage, and were perfect for a cold November evening meal. Puddings were cheesecake (great) and sticky date and finger pudding and custard (delicious). We were given a warm welcome and really enjoyed the whole experience.

I recently ate at this restaurant. The dishes were served cold, which made the food cool down fast and ruined the experience. The food was just okay and the prices were reasonable. Even though there weren't many other customers, we were still required to order drinks at the bar, which was right next to us, and it ended up being added to our bill anyways. It felt a bit like a scene from Fawlty Towers, to be honest. I wouldn't choose to eat here again.

What a Disaster! The website for this pub refers to the previous owners/management and, apparently, cannot be changed. The welcome, service and kitchen are, at best, adequate. One staff member to welcome customers, run the bar and provide table service says it all she did her best. The coffee machine is broken and there is no “instant”. As to the kitchen, if your priority is quantity rather than quality, this is your go to place. The word in the village is that the change has not been for the better.

The beer at this restaurant is good and well-maintained. The food choices are limited, with only one vegetarian option available. The side vegetables are tasty, but the vegetarian dish itself is bland. The roast meat dishes are decent and the portions are generous. The service is lacking, with lukewarm coffees being served and mistakes made with orders. There is only one choice of coffee and limited tea options. Unfortunately, the real fire was not lit on a cold, wet day. The background music is old pop, but thankfully not too loud. This pub has declined in quality, as evidenced by the ease of booking a Sunday lunch table and numerous empty tables.