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The Parker McMillan, London - pub details

...stand outside in a black shirt, tie and knee high boots as some kind of "greeter" unimaginably crass and I ...

The Rising Sun, Little Hampden - pub details

...walkers, then putting signs up that say "No muddy Boots", doesn't encourage walkers to come in...

The Railway, Cosham - pub details

...truly the worst I have seen for some time.....welly boots recommended...

The George Inn, Dulverton - pub details

...or shouldn't do (with particular reference to boots and/or children [and if you can decipher exactly ...

The Greyhound, Charcott - pub details

...on a rainy walk, welcomed in and allowed to put our boots by the fire to dry out. There was a good choice of ...

Queens Head Hotel, Hawkshead - pub details

...up the road seems to regard everyone in walking boots as riff-raff. The food is good and well priced and...

The King's Arms, Blakeney - pub details

...this might suit us best as we were in walking boots and the other pubs in Blakeney looked rather smart...

The Crown Inn, Askrigg - pub details

...real fires. Dogs welcome no need to take off your boots from walking. The pub even boasts its own ...

The Devonshire Arms, Hartington - pub details

...dog friendly bar and bigger lounge / restaurant if boots aren't muddy. Does food all day at weekend, decent ...

Ye Olde Ship Inn, Guildford - pub details

...A big notice on entry tells you to remove muddy boots, but looking around no-one seemed to taking much ...

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