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The Boot Inn 1420
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Welcome to The Boot, one of St Albans and the UK’s most historically rich pubs, located right in the heart of the Cathedral Quarter. Built in 1420, The Boot is one of the oldest pubs in the UK and remains a traditional public house serving a great selection of real ale, fine wines and homemade food.
Located on St Albans famous Market Place, you will find yourself close to some of the finest landmarks St Albans has to offer including The Clock Tower and St Albans Cathedral. The Boot is the first “Battlefield Pub” to be named by The Battlefields Trust.
The Boot would have stood as an observer to the First Battle of St Albans of The War of The Roses as the battle was fought around the Clock Tower and Market Place. A painting of the battle is on the wall of the pub.
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Food & Drink
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Our Drinks
With a huge selection of ever-changing real ales, craft beers, lager, wines, spirits and soft drinks, there is a brew for everyone. Grab a drink and sit by our open fire in the winter or an outside table when the sun is shining, taking in the amazing surroundings.
We are passionate about serving the best quality and variety of Real Ale.
Our Food
Introducing The Boot Taqueria
We source ingredients from local suppliers and have been working hard over the last year to bring authentic Tacos to St Albans. Our Tacos are homemade from scratch using the highest quality authentic ingredients.
Please keep an eye on our new Instagram for our Taco menu and specials which will be updated daily –
@theboottaqueria
To Book Your Table Call Us on: 01727 857533
CONTACT US
The Boot,
4 Market Place,
St Albans,
Herts, AL3 5DG
T: (01727) 857533
E: info@thebootstalbans.co.uk
Opening times
Monday – Sunday: 12pm – 11pm
Find Us
10 – 15 minute walk from St Albans City Rail Station (Thameslink-London, Brighton, Bedford) 5 minute walk up the hill from St Albans Abbey Station (Watford). Our closest carpark is NCP Christopher Place. Due to current COVID restrictions The Market Place high street is currently closed.
