The Seven Stars - Carte

I came to this restaurant primarily to see the cat, but he was hiding upstairs somewhere. Oh well, that's cats for you.

I love ***** Cats Cats This spot has the cutest ***** cat, anywhere He rolls with a "Jacobean ruff" I had to inquire as to the reason.

A truly terrific little boozer tucked quietly behind the impressive Royal Courts of Justice (so when it's sunny expect to see numerous barrister-types stood Voir le carte

The restaurant has limited seating options, with a small bar area and a few tables topped with green and white checkered tablecloths. It is a tight space, not ideal for those looking for more room. Despite its size, I anticipated a cozier atmosphere.

Delightfully quirky pub set behind the Royal Courts of Justice. Amusing and interesting pictures decorate the walls together with lawyers' wigs in the window. Host was very welcoming. Gastro food was freshly cooked and very tasty. Drinks served well. Worth visiting.

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 Voir le carte

"The Fond Stars," which is celebrating its first year in business, is a cozy little spot that exudes a neighborhood pub vibe. With a bit more upscale atmosphere than your average pub, this place makes you feel right at home every evening. The dishes are delicious and well-prepared. Now let's talk about the beer selection at this establishment;

"The Loving Stars," which celebrated its 400th anniversary in 2002, is a cozy little spot that feels like the heart of a neighborhood pub. Its lively atmosphere sets it apart from other pubs, creating an inviting environment every evening. The dishes are not only delicious but thoughtfully prepared. Now, let's talk about the beer selection that's served here: you'll find options like Adnams Dark, Adnams Broadside, Dark Star Best Bitter, and Harvey's Sussex Dark.

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 t... Voir le carte