Wonderful lunch here today, 16 of us ordering lots of different dishes but the staff coped admirably and with great good humour, really made us feel welcome. We had pre-ordered before our walk so only had to wait a few minutes once we arrived to...be served. Tasty, generous portions, just the job! Thoroughly recommended.More
Sunday carvery was amazing. I booked as a vegetarian in advance and had a lovely cashew and cranberry roast. Choice of 4 meats and an amazing choice of veg, perfectly cooked. It was beautiful and great value. The owner is friendly, welcoming and has great...banter. Booking again soon for my friend's birthday as it's just so good. I've had a couple of other meals here too and they've been delicious also. Can't recommend highly enough.More
Looks like it could be a great venue for music and celebrations as it has plenty of sitting areas we only went for lunch to celebrate our 57 anniversary and nephew’s 12 I have to admit I hadn’t heard of the place but had heard...good reports on their carvery which was excellent you had a choice of 4 meats some of each if you wanted plenty of freshly cooked veg small portion was ample for me after a little break I went for saffron bread and butter pud unknown for me to have dessert it was delicious ate most of it will defo go back again staff very obliging only down side was I had to have a lie down at home ,so stuffed ,great mealMore
I have never placed a review before but this has to be said. My partner and I have just visited The Star Inn Vogue for a meal, we have been before on a number of occasions and the food has been good, tonight however was...a completely different story, we booked a table and arrived on time, we ordered a starter to share Nacho's followed by Ocean pie & Veg and a homemade cottage pie and veg with a side of chips, the nacho's were bought to the table with the side of chips, I questioned why the chips had come out and was informed by the young waiting staff that they were not told any different, then within a minute both mains came out and again when questioned the bar staff were blamed for not putting it in separately. We eat a little of the starter then left it as the mains were going cold. The mains I will start with the cottage pie, the mince tasted like and looked like tinned, the ocean pie only had a few very small prawns under the mash not other fish, both mash potato toppings tasted like processed mash and the Veg for both mains were cauliflower and three slices of carrots which all tasted frozen not fresh. My partner and myself tried to eat a little of the mains but couldn't we finished our drinks and went to pay The bar staff asked how the meals were and I informed them we had left them as not good at all, she asked why and I explained all the above the waiter was also at the bar at the time and he nodded in agreement when I stated the potato tasted processed, the veg with frozen, the prawns were chewy with no other fish. The bar staff did offer to get the landlord but I declined stating I just wanted to pay and get out but wouldn't be back, we are part of the pubs winter trade but not anymore. I have been unable to give The Star any rating it was that bad, however I did pay as the staff need their wagesMore
I'm sorry your visit with us was so disappointing but I am confused as to why you would pay for something that you were obviously not happy with & not give us the chance to rectify by letting the staff call the my husband the...More
Amazing food here. Local produce used. I highly recommend the liver or sausages. Been here a few times, tonight all tables were apparently booked, no option to eat outside and we were brushed off. Not a single reserved sign on any table. Went elsewhere. Shame...really, they didnt seem interested in us as a customer at all, maybe it was an off day.More
Were sorry you felt like that unfortunately we were fully booked from 6pm onwards but we were a bit behind with getting the reservations onto the tables as it was staff that hadn't work a theme night. We only have a small kitchen therefore we...More
The Star Inn provides a superb Sunday Carvery. Perfectly roasted meats and potatoes, crunchy crackling and very good stuffing, Yorkshire puddings and veg.
Went to The Star with friends whilst staying at Scorrier. What a fantastic pub, very friendly and welcoming. The fish pie was the best my wife has had in restaurants ever. I had the mixed grill. Only one word to describe it . Fantastic. Excellent...beers and wines too. I wish this could be my local but it's 200 miles from home. Boo hoo.More
Excellent Sunday lunch, carvery was good quality and fantastic value. Nice friendly atmosphere, and good service.
Excellent service. Very friendly, helpful staff. Good food and value for money. Were able to accommodate a family group of nine at very short notice. Gluten free option available for one of our group. Very pleasant pub.
A great lunchtime meal(carvary)..staff couldn't be more helpful especially when eating with 2 diabetics.
Went with the family and kids for a good day out at the pub and when i say it was amazing, i mean it. The service was absolutely amazing and the staff were so nice. the food was cooked to perfection and, for a moment,...i thought i was dining in Gordon Ramsay's restaurant because of how mouth watering the food was. Overall i recommend this pub to anyone who is willing to have an orgasm because of how amazing the food and service was. I actually did myself!More
I moved to St Day in May last year and visited the pub several times during my time there. Plenty of parking, massive outside space, enough space that if people visit with horses they are well accommodated. Food is fantastic, I wasn't keen on the...omelette however the roast on Sundays is a beautiful carvery and reasonably priced, you can takeaway and particular diets can be catered for if booked in advance, please contact the pub. They also house the library of the village so take a look whilst you are there!More
We had a surprise party for my wife's 60th birthday at the star. The food and service was absolutely first class. Thanks especially to Alex who was brilliant and couldn't have been more helpful.
Comfortable, cosy, warm, village community period pub on the edge of St Day. Breakfasts, teas, lunches, dinners and special events, such as Burns night with a piper!, all available. We had a lunch of fish and chips and it was very good. Beautifully cooked. I...think I had the best seat in the house on the sofa in the bay window with the sun on my back. Reasonable prices and good service. They have a wide selection of beers and lagers including John Smiths, which my partner had not had for years. He certainly enjoyed that . They also house a community library. Definitely recommend as an enjoyabke venue which has not been spoilt by crass updatingMore
Warm and cosy pub with an interesting community library. Good selection of local ales and ciders. The service was a little unfriendly and very slow but all in all it did the job for what we needed - a warm meal on a very wet...September evening after a soaking wet bike ride. The food was quite average but filled us up and was piping hot.More
I'm sorry you found the service a little unfriendly & slow (not quite sure what you mean) you haven't mentioned what the meal was so it is difficult for us to make the appropriate amendments for the future. Maybe a little more info would help...More
