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The Boot Inn (JD Wetherspoon), Burnley

18 St. James Street
Burnley
BB11 1NG

Phone: 01282463720

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J D Wetherspoon

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Burnley Town

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Strongers . left this review about The Boot Inn (JD Wetherspoon)

The Boot Inn is an L-shaped Wetherspoons with a central L-shaped serving counter that supports at least five hand pumps that were drawing Reedley Hallows Brewing’s Armistice Day and Nook of Pendle alongside Ruddles, Brightside’s Klaxon and Cairngorm Brewery’s Wildcat. I’ve recently been in Spoon’s pubs with three times as many hand pumps and only one guest option, so it wasn’t surprising to find all the tables along the windows in the bar area to be full, and the split-level seating at the rear to also be busy during my midweek evening visit. I’d pop back in again if passing.

On 15^th December 2024 - rating: 6
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Old Boots left this review about The Boot Inn (JD Wetherspoon)

Old corner pub now a ‘spoons, neat stone exterior built on a curve, obviously the inside reflects this in the front area, behind is more rectangular. A classic Victorian bar but no doubt with sub divisions removed, it retains (?) a magnificent carved curved counter, renewed tilling in front and one of Wetherspoons unique carpets in the correct period style. Two floor levels; presumably reflecting an original two bar layout, each level has a separate entrance door. Standard sort of tap layout of T-Bar, T-Bar, four pulls, Keg Wine , T-Bar, four pulls, T-Bar and so on, not the same stuff on each bank of pulls, so you need to check both sets out before ordering.
I ate in this spoons, lukewarm chips and a halfhearted burger, fine dining Burnley style! Usual kind of spoons punters but maybe a few more being “care in the community” than in other places.
Benefits from downstairs bogs although you may be considered a poof if you wash your hands afterwards.

On 24^th September 2021 - no rating submitted
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Real Ale Ray left this review about The Boot Inn (JD Wetherspoon)

Definitely the main feature here was the dark mahogany curved bar when entering the pub. The interior here was nicely finished with symmetrical patterned wallpaper, a good few gilt framed mirrors and a snug over on the left hand side of entrance, which had panelling up to dado height. Ten pumps with seven in use, we went for the Worsthorne Golden Boot.

On 11^th July 2018 - rating: 6
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