Boot & Slipper

Located on the stretch of road between Amersham and nearby Chesham is the Boot and Slipper, a historic establishment once at the heart of the local boot trade. It is believed that there may have been a cobblers on the site of the pub, giving rise to its distinctive name. The building has a longstanding connection to the drinks industry, dating back centuries, with historical records indicating its ownership by the family-run brewery, Wellers of Amersham, in the 1700s. Despite its rich history and reputation as one of Buckinghamshire’s most haunted buildings, the Boot and Slipper is a contemporary, dog-friendly venue with a modern dining menu and a welcoming atmosphere for families.

Situated on the outskirts of Amersham, a picturesque market town steeped in history, the pub enjoys a prime location. Amersham is divided into two distinct areas – Amersham-on-the-Hill, an affluent London commuter district, and Old Amersham, a charming area featuring quaint coffee shops, boutiques, and historic buildings. Notable figures from British history, such as John Knox, Oliver Cromwell, and William Penn, have visited Amersham over the centuries. The town boasts several historical landmarks, including the 13th-century St Mary’s parish church and the Amersham Museum, housed in a beautiful Tudor building. With its blend of history, modern amenities, and dog-friendly approach, the Boot and Slipper offers a unique and inviting experience for visitors exploring the rich heritage of Amersham.