Seven Stars Inn

Another superb meal at this venue. Service was quick and enjoyed every mouthful. Steak was cooked perfect medium rare. Never had a bad meal here in my life. Until next time after your kitchen refurb. Already looking forward to it!

Average food - the Rib starter was tough, no meat was falling off those bones! Beef burger dry. Curry portion so huge there wasn't an easy was of eating it with the way it was served. HUGE portions. Definitely think the pub could do with reducing its portion sizes and spending some money on the interior. I could smell the rotting fish tank we were sitting next to. Service terrible. We had to ask to place our food orders. The pub itself felt like we were stepping back in time. The conservatory, with its NHS blue blinds, was boiling hot and we were initially told the doors were locked. When the heat got too much we did ask for the doors to be opened and one of the waitresses did do it with attitude in the end. We ordered 3 lots of ice cream for pudding and they tried taking one of them to another table. We had the same drink order taken 3 times as the waitress didn't understand what a Kopperberg Cider was. Edit: Apologies for the comment on the new waitress. I wish her success in her career. We were all new to a job once! Fish tank didn't smell of fish, just unclean tanks.

Tortilla chips were mediocre and served in a unique way with the salsa and sour cream hidden underneath the tortillas and cheese and scorched ...odd but ok. The Buggers were a big disappointment when Paying £11 for a burger with onions relish chips and side salad we really didn't expect a burger with limp wet tasteless onions. It was like something you'd expect out of a festival chip van really not pub restaurant standard tbh had better burgers from roadside chip vans. When we have been before we have had much better experiences and have always sat outside but today with the weather being indifferent the only choice was to sit in the conservatory. Which is a mismatch of décor and certainly needs some love an attention with mismatched tables and very tired looking chairs it's so sad to see a once popular and lovely pub crumbling away I imagine in the low lighting of an evening one wouldn't notice.

A lovely pub surrounded by countryside Staff welcoming and service is very quick and efficient Also very helpful as we had our two year old and they made sure he had everything he needed too Food is lovely and properly homemade & decently priced Will definitely return next time we’re in Dorset

Lovely pub with lots of character and log fire, feels really cosy. Not forgetting the friendly and very efficient staff, with large portions of tasty food, and a range of draft beers. With plenty of parking and a caravan/ motorhome site with electric. Simply loved the place. Ken and Pam

Love this restaurant. We came with family after a visit to Monkey World and we would definitely come again. The staff were very welcoming and friendly. Food was really good and it wasn’t overly priced. Nice to see a restaurant with a good park. Highly recommend Kid-friendliness: Good park for kids Parking: Plenty of space to park

Outdated look, grubby placemats. Chicken cesar salad with hardly any salad, dripping in oil. Croutons are usually baked in the oven these here were cut up deep fried oily bread. Roasts were swimming in gravy. Over priced for the quality of food served. Won't be returning!!!!

Bloody lovely food! Always large portions, the roast dinners are beautiful! This has now become a regular place for us and our family, we've never had a bad meal here. Proper cooked food, lasagne is to die for, and we always have a clean plate! Thanks guys!

Had a lovely Sunday roast, excellent service, great warm atmosphere you get 5 from me 7

Arrived here without booking and straight away a table. Service was helpful and good. We ordered drinks the host was knowledgeable on stock and drinks arrived in good speed. Our food order was taken and food arrived well cooked and well presented. The food was very tasty and enjoyable. Can recommend