Located in the picturesque Berkshire countryside in the historic village of Stanford Dingley.
Their pub offers a warm and friendly atmosphere, serving traditional British pub classics with a contemporary twist alongside locally brewed British ales and a selection of fine wines.
They use only the freshest local ingredients to produce a diverse menu that caters to a wide range of tastes.
Their beautifully restored 18th Century inn features cozy roaring fires during the winter months and a family-friendly garden with stunning views.
They are also excited to offer a new addition this winter, their heated teepee restaurant in the garden.
Their experienced kitchen team are passionate about sourcing the freshest quality ingredients from trusted local suppliers and presenting a modern take on traditional pub food.
Throughout the year they offer themed evenings such as South African night, surf and turf and seafood weekends.
They also have an outdoor BBQ area which offers a traditional BBQ menu comprising of ribs, steaks, burgers in the summer and is available for private event hire.
They are proud to say that everyone is welcome.
Whether you’re in a wheelchair or have a wagging tail, they’re happy to accommodate.
Speaking of wagging tails, they love their four-legged visitors and invite well-behaved dogs on leashes to  both inside and outside.
And if you have children, fear not – their child-friendly atmosphere and menu is sure to put a smile on everyone’s face.
They believe that community is key, which is why they host all sorts of events, from themed food nights to BBQ’s.
They do have vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options.
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The Old Boot Inn at Stanford Dingley caters to everyone. They offer great hospitality and strive to build personal connections with each of their clients. Their experienced kitchen team is passionate about using the freshest and highest quality ingredients to create modern and traditional pub foods. With classics such as duck shepherd’s pie or seafood curry laksa, exotic culinary options are never far away.Â
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