Fantastic entertainment keep up with the good work xx
Brilliant entertainment team. Would Definitely go again :) thanks x
I'm glad jim fixed it for me to come on this holiday
2002 yılında 400. Yılını kutlayan “The Seven Stars”, 1666’daki büyük yangından sağ kurtulan, belki de bu yüzden tüm publardan biraz daha fazla sıcak kanlı yapısıyla sizi hemen kendine çeken, her akşam iş çıkışında soluklanmak için uğradığınız mahallenizin pubında hissettirecek nispeten ufak bir mekan. Yemekler leziz ve hesaplı. Gelelim bu pubta servis edilen biralara ;
Adnams Bitter,
Adnams Broadside,
Dark Star Best Bitter,
Harvey's Sussex Bitter,
Went here for a cheeky Friday lunchtime excursion and was initially disappointed - £12 for a burger without chips! Wait, you don't serve chips at all?! Are you mental??!
Luckily the £12 Deluxe Burger was an absolute touch!
Served with a side of red onions, lettuce, and tomato, this enormous burger was delightful. The patty arrived, hanging over the sides of a thin ciabatta, but when trimmed to size could be eaten in hand. A light spread of garlic mayo added to the grilled flavour of the beef and to top it all I applied a further (optional) layer of dijon that made the overall experience divine.
In addition the venue itself was charming, with law related paraphernalia on the walls to suit the typical clientele. 7 stars also offers a nice range of ales too.
Absolutely loved this intimate quaint pub! The food was delicious, the service was excellent, and the pub cat The General made our day! He is a very handsome boy who allowed us to pet him and take his picture. I would def come back here on a future trip to London! When we were closing out our tab, one of the bartenders recommended a nearby free museum. We ended up checking it out and found it really interesting! Something we would not have found out about otherwise.
Adres the Barkeep was genuinely warm hearted..."Chicken and Barley Stew will Warm your soul on a day like this," he said. It did indeed. Shared the afternoon with many a new friend in London's "Oldest" Pub. A Must see!!!
Stopped here for a pint and nibbles on a hot sunday afternoon. Was quite busy but we got a table outside it was like going back in time.
The beer was good and your salted nuts came in a paper bag just like the good old days.
Love this place! Great food (get the herring) and a decent pint. If I was to be bit picky, it would be that the bar furniture (name the stools) are unsafe and not pleasant for a seat. Do stand at the bar. Other than that, what a golly little pub.
Lovely pub, states that it is the oldest pub in London, older than Ye Old Cheshire Cheese apparently. Very nice inside, lovely Irish barman. Great chats and service
Tiny pub with laid back atmosphere. Perfect for a quiet pint or glass of wine. Can comfortably sit a dozen inside, or two dozen uncomfortably! Food is basic but there's an interesting selection of books to pass the time.
The oldest 'original' pubs in London. meaning it might not be oldest building etc...but it started at a pub and has always been a pub. this place is fantastic
as some others have said...not typically tourist...very nice welcoming locals and proprietor is sooooo great. There's the local black cat that may come by and say hi. We had Sheppards Pie and Nasi Goreng (they added some Sambal for me too). both Dishes were some of the best we've had. then I also introduced the proprietor to the Canadian 'Crown Float' ( half cider half Guiness). he's like, that's weird but ok. then said...wow..that's kinda good. future customers may even see it on menu lolol. anyway...if you're reading this...and your from Canada..order that so he knows I'm not nuts. highly recommendaking a detour as your seeing the royal Court house and Lincoln's Inn.
A lovely old pub which I frequented in my legal days in the 90's. Lovely visit today.
It's claimed that it is the pub in London. Extremely tiny. Lovely service and good draft beer 🍺.
Step back in time in this charming, friendly pub. The atmosphere, service and even quality of light seem to speak of past times. Asking for the wifi code felt anachronistic! I didn't have anything more than a lemonade, but the food looked good and I'm told the beers are very fine.
This tiny intimate pub is a gem. Serving the most amazing food! Everyone loved their meal … the Steak sandwich is huge
Fantastic pub with all of the charm you would expect for an establishment as old as this. The food was good, the service was great, and the beer selection is great.
Such a lovley pub, a true gem. Great drinks, amazing food and cats! Cant ask for anything more.
Apparently the oldest pub in London, great atmosphere
Best pub in London: no background music, no nachos on the menu, no nonsense. Food is amazing – all homemade with fresh, quality ingredients. True gem.
One of the oldest pubs in London, right behind Royal Courts of Justice. Their food is absolutely amazing, outstanding even. You can close your eyes and poke at the board-cant go wrong. Food changes all the time. Dog friendly and open 7 days a week. One of my favourite places in town
We arrived on a weeknight for dinner.... Attracted by the fact of its being the oldest, longest continuously operated pub in London.
When we arrived, we saw approximately 100 people standing outside across the street chatting with one another. We thought initially it was a line for the pub.
People were nicely dressed; obviously professionals in the legal professions, probably associated with the adjacent Royal Court.
We were seated immediately for dinner. The crowd outside were prople enjoying drinks from the pub. Not something you see in America generally as alcohol consumption there is confined to the premises generally.
A very pleasant dinner experience.
If you know you know.
If you don’t know! You need to get to know this gaff on the double. So do yourself a favour, get your diary out and pencil in a visit to this fine establishment as it’s absolutely wonderful!!
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