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The Star Inn, Romsey
Romsey
SO51 8EZ
Reviews (Current Rating Average: 7 of 10) see review guidelines
Real Ale Ray left this review about The Star Inn
A good solid locals back street boozer, with a hearty atmosphere and very welcoming. Three pumps with two on, serving Tribute and Bowman Brewery Swift One. The Bowman beer was in excellent condition and prices were reasonable.
On 3rd January 2024
- rating: 7
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Moby Duck left this review about The Star Inn
A basic locals pub just away from the main town centre. A single opened out front room with a a few normal sized tables and chairs scattered around. Only two beers on first thing Sunday morning, Andwell King John and St Austell Tribute the latter being in good shape.
A reasonably decent pub.
On 6th August 2017
- rating: 7
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Quinno _ left this review about The Star Inn
No longer a Wadworth tied house. Open plan multiple refurb mish-mash interior with a faintly loungey left side and faintly public bar right side. Bar is to the left with a bespoke bar back that has a built-in leaded glass spirits cupboard. Predominantly a locals place and fairly friendly, the old skool guv’nor made a point of saying hello and goodbye. Wood burner spotted. Four pumps with two on and local ales at that - Bowman Wallops (decent nick) and Red Cat Prowler. Jukey. Whilst not one to get over-excited about, it’s worth having a look if you’re in town. 6.5
On 27th January 2016
- rating: 7
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Old Boots left this review about The Star Inn
The erstwhile brewery tap for Strongs of Romsey, once a major regional brewery that fell to the long gone Whitbread Empire in 1969, now a Wadworths pub, who would have forecast that? Single bar with a plain drinking area with darts and machine at one end and a more relaxed area with a big screen and sofa at the other. Four pumps selling the Wadworths range; 6X, Horizon, Henrys and JCB plus a cider, lager and Wadworth’s own smooth. Friendly staff and customers, the punters are a bit younger than some Romsey pubs but this isn’t a creche. Pleasant decoration with ceiling beams covered in drinking steins and lots of pictures of old Romsey on the walls. There is often live music here which is always a bonus.
On 12th November 2009
- no rating submitted
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