The Boot Micropub

Great real ale bar with an excellent selection of beers. Only issue is that I called in 9:05 on Thursday to be told that last orders had already been called - about half an hour hour before advertised closing time! Seems strange when pub was busy and closing time is early anyway. Wouldn’t want this to deter potential customers.

My wife , son and I have now visited the recently renovated and reopened Boot twice this month (July 2023) . The Boot feels more comfortable and inviting once inside . The quality of the real ales ( they now have 5) continues to be superb and are a delight to sample . The Boot also has a small number of chairs and tables outside in the pedestrianised space. A friendly and welcoming small bar now offer snack food as well. Easy access and great real ales! Old Review I visited The Boot Micropub for the first time on a preview night on the evening of Thursday 07 July 2022. The Boot has the same feeling as its 'sister' pub The Coracle in Ironbridge with an intimate bar area for about 30 people. The bar is in a corner location of the pedestrianised market square ( opposite the Walnut) . It is planning to have outdoor seating on the pavement around the outside of the bar. On entering The Boot the bar is on the far right handside with a unisex toilet on the rear left handside. It is offering 4 real ales plus a real cider with a great selection of unusual and ever changing beers on offer. It also has many keg lines plus a can fridge. Parking is a short walk away - I parked in Belmont / Tan Bank which is usually very quiet on the evenings and another one the Swimming Pool car park is also quite close (all public car parks in Wellington are free although you have to get a free ticket from a machine for some . Limited disabled parking is available in a few on street parking bays on Church Street opposite the Wellington Orbit Community Cinema and Cafe about 25 metres from the Boot Micropub. A wonderful and unique addition to the real ale scene highly recommended.

An excellent selection of UK craft beers makes the Boot a great addition to the local scene. Ever-changing range with a dedicated Salopian cask on offer, along with Lost & Grounded's Keller Pils lager and Deya's Steady Rolling Man pale ale on the keg lines. There is also a fridge chock-full of canned beers to try - either drink in or takeaway.