Bar 7 in South Hams

The food was good to very good, the service super friendly, great for a hotel bar/pub. The interior is conservatively furnished with partly antique furniture, very cosy.

Excellent atmosphere, good selection of wine, Gin and beer, log fire, music could have stayed all night

Very pleasant and helpful staff. Good surrounds in ambient and enjoyable atmosphere. The coffee I had was well made and well up to standard. My friends were also pleased we decided to go there. Thank you to these people, managers and staff, aswell as a good clientelle for making our visit a very happy one. Will re-visit 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Tonic water 'fever tree' £2.50 wtf! This a ridiculous price, shocked! Won't be buying this again. 7 stars get real.....

Come here regularly, but just lately the service is lacking! Long waits for coffee, tables not cleared, or wiped clean! It's like an apathy has taken over! Service definitely needs improvement!!! Please!!!

I come here every day and have never had a problem.. Until now! Why are the tables always sticky and not cleaned between each customer? There seem to be plenty of staff milling around but the tables go unwashed!!! I sat at a table recently covered in pieces of food and beer splashed all over it! My drink was bought to the table, the waitress removed a piece of lettuce but did not come back to clean the table!

We were only here for part of a midweek afternoon in March so maybe the impression is not a fair reflection of peak times. The oldish hotel has some character and it has a quirky feel inside with rooms bars restaurant etc leading off a kind of atrium. But the bar and pavement level terrace out the front has been modernised a bit without much imagination or effect. With so much alternative choice up the street and nearby I don't think we would come back here.

Food piping hot and very tasty. Excellent presentation of the food, good attention to detail and the bar staff who took the food and drink order remembered our drinks round when we wanted more drinks. The bar is very friendly, relaxed and I would definitely go here again with my friends.

Great position for watching the world go by. Sat outside this lively hotel in the glorious Devon sunshine. Although we didn't eat there, the food served to diners looked deliciously inviting

I really don't like places where you have to do everything yourself. Here, this includes getting your own drinks, including seconds, getting your own cutlery, an d ordering your own food. This wouldn't be quite so bad if they were charging bar prices, but they weren't. Not a place I would go again, fir anything, I'm afraid

Unfortunately they seem to believe that quantity is preferable to quality. The pre-buttered toast was soggy and made from the cheapest and thinest bread that it must be possible to obtain.

I had the blue cheese pancakes. Disgusting! Why put it on the menu? Swimming in oil from the melted blue cheese. My partner had a homecooked ham sandwich with barely any ham inside, though the chutney was nice but very little of it. Over priced. Very slow in serving the coffee. We waited a good 15 minutes. Totnes restaurants seem to think that you need to loose weight!

We visited the Seven Stars on a Sunday morning, in early February, for a late breakfast (11.15am). However, once I was able to get the attention of one of the members of staff behind the counter (they were busy chatting and weren't interested in greeting my arrival) we were told that they had finished breakfast. However, we did not see any signs stating what time breakfast was served until.

I had spinach and mushroom crepes with sald and potatoes. big portion and delicious. good value. Friend had huge lovely fish and chips. white choc tart was amazing apparently

Called in on a Friday night after work and sat outside watching the world go by. Had a little bite to eat. Totnes is a bit alternative so people watching can be quite fun. Nice place for chilling after work

We arrived to stay in theRoyal Seven Stars Hotel, so we only drank in the bar,Staff very friendly and helpful,surrounding were in keeping with Totnes,maybe the drinks were a little expensive,but all in all nice pre dinner drink.

We arrived on 'Curry night" which was an excellent buffet. It was a great spot to unwind after a long journey

Ate here the other night. Food was not great and well overpriced. The prices for a glass of wine make your eyes water too. Seven stars looks like it's getting much worse after a few very good years. No idea why

Four of us ate here on the 18th February 2014 and we all had a ploughman’s, two Stilton and ham and two Cheddar and ham. The plates where delivered and there was no bread and when we ASKED they brought some out, if we hadn't asked we were all convinced we wouldn't had got any. The cheese portion was tight but OK, however the ham was a joke as it was no bigger than the palm of your hand, when we asked about it were we told that’s it by the waiter! The ambience here is good and we've eaten and recommend the Royal Seven Stars to loads of people, this will now stop. What we got tasted fine. I would have preferred to have paid a pound more and got a real ploughmans.