Seven Stars, Falmouth

Classic pub with great beers coping with outdoors table service, staff wearing face coverings, reassuringly, a marquee to cope with the weather, word of heaters for winter, hopefully it y work...

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If you're looking for an old-fashioned, traditional boozer in Falmouth, look no further than the Seven Stars, located in the centre of Falmouth Town (about a 10 minute walk from the station). The place hasn't changed a bit since I first visited eight years ago: the same worn, decades-old furniture, the barrels openly visible behind the bar(s) - and the good range of ales that has earned Seven Stars an entry in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide. Well, they don't nail mobile phones to the walls any more - but you are still advised to set them to \silent\ if you stay inside. Thankfully, there is also an extended outside seating area now - that wasn't there eight years ago, maybe due to the fact that I first visited in autumn back then. On a warm day, this is clearly the option to choose, especially since the view onto the square is rather nice, and since the Seven Stars occupies a niche a bit off the actual square, it is rather relaxed and quiet. This is a place for beer lovers.

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Despite the anti cellphone militancy expressed in other reviews I found this place a decent character pub with a great courtyard area out front in the square to read your phone mail in peace. And the Bass really IS a good pint here. Taking Covid seriously with one in one out toilets and maximising al fresco drinking over in house. Worth dropping by.

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At last I have found a place that has more dust than home. Called in for a quick one while waiting for the bus. Nothing wrong with the place that a deep clean wouldn't fix. P.S Decent lager, so why worry.

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Excellent beers and ciders, lovely atmosphere and an interior that is unspoiled by any dodgy refurbishment. One of the best pubs in the country. It's always a joy to be there

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