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The Seven Stars, Falmouth

1 The Moor
Falmouth
TR11 3QA

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Falmouth Town

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Quinno _ left this review about The Seven Stars

Set back from the street is this CAMRA *** heritage listed multi-room gem. To the front left through a door is a plain main bar with fixed bench seating, carry on up a corridor to the off sales hatch and then to a small rear snug under the stairs and saloon room behind the bar. Perhaps smaller overall than you’d imagine it to be when looking from the outside. Older reviews mention scruffiness – I suspect it got done-up a bit over COVID as it seemed fine to me, I certainly was happy to sit down! In the main bar from the ceiling hang hundreds of key-rings and there’s a bank note collection on the bar back. Four cask available and a load of ciders. My Bass off the stillage was excellent (NBSS 4) and the place is a perennial GBG entry. There’s no bleeps, screens or squawking kids here - just a lovely basic drinker’s pub.

On 4^th April 2024 - rating: 9
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Ian Mapp left this review about The Seven Stars

First bit of advice to the tourist - dont follow google maps on walking mode. It will take you up very steep steps behind the pub and leave you in need of abseil kit to get down to the pub.

When you do find it, its every bit as good as your research will have indicated. Completely unspoiled. Multi room. GBG2024. Most beers (if not all) gravity fed. Bass in fine condition.

I'd say a must visit for pub tourists.

On 24^th October 2023 - rating: 8
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Blue Scrumpy left this review about The Seven Stars

Set back from Killigrew Street and near to the town's bus terminus, this is a rather grand-looking building with outdoor seating at the front.

The interior is even more impressive with a traditional public bar at the front and then a short corridor with an off-sales hatch leading to a smaller snug at the rear. The pub is Grade II listed and deservedly so.

Bass & Sharp's Atlantic are the regular ales. Sharp's Special was also available with another guest beer being Penzance Trink. I also spotted a boxed cider on the bar back and duly selected the Winkleigh Sam's Dry.

Since the last review, the gazebo has gone and ordering from the bar is once again possible. The second best pub in Falmouth in my opinion.

On 12^th April 2023 - rating: 7
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