The Old Star Inn in East Riding of Yorkshire

Popped in on Tuesday night for food - what a lovely experience - busy pub, good beer and fine food - lamb shanks, monkfish & fish pie for the boys. All excellent& staff team very friendly & efficient. Nice to eat in proper English pub!

My husband & I regularly visit when we are staying nearby. I also visit when staying in the area with friends. The staff are amazingly friendly. We nearly always have something to eat. The food is great.

This rustic decor village pub also delivers a foodie heaven. I had the pork belly, the meat was tender and the sauce 10/10. Another in our party had Cajun salmon that was well cooked if rather uncajuney, but that was ok. We were all rather full by then so shared a tiramisu, it was rich and delightful and definitely home made.

Came across this lovely little pub when out walking. Good friendly service and hearty pub food. Good value too. Just what we were looking for.

A dog and people friendly village pub in Kilham, East Riding, Yorkshire that serves excellent food with great selection of Wines, Beers and Sprits. A tiny little bar but spacious areas for sitting inside or out in their twin beer garden areas. A great food menu using locally produced fresh ingredients, that is served from 12.00 through to 21.00, Mon-Sat which is fairly rare now a days. They even have their own Pizza oven, which looks like a miniature house. We both fancied their Ribeye Steak, which came with their own made peppercorn sauce, salad, mushroom, tomatoes and their lovely chips. The steaks were cooked to perfection, medium and their own made peppercorn sauce is to die for. We are planning to return to the fantastic watering hole gain very soon.

We came with a large group of friends (20+) on a coach for lunch and pre-booked our lunch meals. The food service was amazing, very quick and well-organised and the food was fabulous! Hand-cut chips to die for! We will definitely cone again. Thank you!

18 of us had Sunday Lunch. Very disappointing plates were Cold, Veg really cold and Beef really fatty. All in all very disappointing ! We then had the shock of the Meal more expensive than we were led to believe. Looking at the Internet prices are very misleading. Complained but to No avail!!

Staying locally and with a combination of host's local knowledge and TripAdvisor we settled on this delightful old style village pub. Typical Yorkshire welcome from the friendly and massively overworked bar lady/server. Having said that, we have to say she handled with some skill whilst trying to satisfy all. I had the creamy mushrooms as I don't do meat whilst my lady had chilli prawns. This was followed by fish pie for me and fall apart lamb shank for her. For afters it was Biscoff cheesecake and syrup pudding. Absolutely zero complaints about the tasty food served in a timely manner. Some Guinness and local bitter were also consumed again with no complaints. Only here for a week but hoping to revisit if not too busy.

Great old fashioned pub serving food We went on a lunchtime and had the lunch special We had tomato and basil soup with crusty bread which was delicious It could have been a little hotter though We both had the meat pie and chips for our main The pie was full of tender meat and the chips were home made It came with a side of vegetables An excellent meal We both had 2 drinks and the total bill was £30 which I thought was good value I would have given the Old Star a 5 star rating but the soup was not hot enough and the service was rather slow Otherwise great

What a great little find this was. After unsuccessfully finding somewhere to eat we came across this little gem! The service was fantastic, atmosphere was friendly and the food was great. We will definitely be going back here again!

Holidaying nearby in our caravan, we were recommended this old pub by fellow caravaners. Did not disappoint. We always eat out on our last day, and we phoned ahead to book. We have 2 large Irish Setters, so need some space ! Arrived, was in a lovely snug, fire was on ( these old buildings get cool ..) and the baby dog got settled in front of the fire 🔥 Food was great, as was my lovely Sauvignon blanc, and the hubby's Hawkstone Cider ala Jeremy Clarkstone ( thanks Jez). The staff was lovely and helpful. Will defo be back. Thanks guys for a lovely meal

Stopped on way to Bridlington. The pub is a lovely old style English pub, with cozy small rooms and real fires. We had pre booked a table, which was ready on arrival. The full menue is extensive, but some produce may not be available at certain times. I selected the chicken and my wife had the steak pie, both of which were superb including the presentation and service. Good find and will re visit soon.

First visit from outstanding reviews and will definitely return. Greeted by friendly staff and a lovely open fire to combat the chilly rain outside. Table for 2 right in front of it! Settled to a creamy pint of Theakston's and peppery glass of shiraz. Lovely while awaiting our roast dinners. Beef for me. Pleasantly surprised to be asked how I would like. Rare please......and indeed it was. 2 thick slices, Yorkshire pud, velvety mash, roast potatoes and parsnips, broccoli, mange touts and finally, carrots. My wife had beautifully tender roast lamb with the same trimmings. Oh, and horseradish for me; mint sauce for her. Nice touch of stainless steel gravy boat in addition to that already on our plates. At £14.95, a real steal for this quality ( and quantity). To round off, we shared a jam sponge pudding with custard. None of this cream, ice cream or creme anglaise rubbish on a traditional British pud......and it was delicious; piping hot too. Sooooo good.......and only £3! The Old Star is a very traditional country village pub. Lovely atmosphere; the place was rammed. Service 1st class. Photos of the food were taken but can't do justice to the real thing!

Lovely little pub inside and out and very nice food I am told, but very much for the "locals" I felt. You get looked at when you walk in and feel quite self conscious.

The food was bland ,the meat was tough with sinews in one piece ,I had to spit it out ! It came on a bed of congealed mash potato,the veg wasnt brilliant either ,the two roast potatoes were nothing startling ,and the Yorkshire pudding wasn’t cooked on the bottom and the gravy was tasteless and thin The whole experience was disappointing,we won’t be returning again !

This is a really great pub, popped in for a meal and really enjoyed the food, all homemade, really tasty and reasonably priced. Would definitely return.

We popped into this beautiful little pub on the off chance that we could get a table . The place was heaving which was a positive sight and the lovely staff managed to squeeze us in as a couple of nice lads gave up their table for us . The food was outstanding. I tried the carbonara as I've never had it and boy was that good . This little old pub is a must but your best to book which is what we will do the next time we are in Yorkshire. Thank you for managing to get us in it was extremely appreciated

Staying in the village and visited the Pub on 2 occasions for dinner. Good old fashioned country pub with log fires in each room makes for a coy ambiance. The staff friendly and welcoming and gave excellent service. The food was more than plentiful freshly cooked and delicious.

We visited the Old Star after Instagram suggested it as somewhere I should follow. Lovely old world feel to the pub, attentive staff. I opted for belly pork cooked with ginger, very succulent, and served with crackling. My friend had the steak pie, plate swimming in homemade gravy. They were accompanied by a side of veg - carrots, French beans, and cauliflower - there was ample. I finished off with a treacle sponge and custard. Good honest, well prepared food. We found the locals in the pub to be very welcoming and friendly.

3 of us went for lunch. The meal was beautiful all 3 of us had the pie which came with chips and lots of fresh veg. We then all had different deserts which were home cooked and delicious. The i wing on the cake was the friendly bartender/waiter who really looked after us and was so polite and welcoming. We will definitely return.

The Sunday lunch was yummy very welcoming for your four legged friends nice open fire to warm you up staff very nice ….

Came here today and we both really enjoyed our Sunday lunch. We are both vegetarian and although there was a veggie option with both had a meatless Sunday lunch. Roast and mash,Yorkshire pudding parsnips,carrots,sugar snap peas,sprouts and stuffing. The meal was superb and the service was brilliant. We would thoughly recommend this pub to anyone.

We had the Sunday roast, beef, it was fantastic, beer was good as was the general vibe and service. Just the way village pubs should be.

Stumbled across this lovely village pub on a recent road trip. The barman was very friendly and welcoming. Food was delicious and there were lots of veggie options to choose from. Would definitely visit again if I was up in this part of the country!

Had a lovely Sunday lunch in this pub which was full of atmosphere snd friendly folk A proper village pub with people actually talking to each other!!! Staff friendly and great service

The ambiance of the pub was good and the food, home made roast turkey dinner, very good. My only issue was that I do NOT agree with letting dogs into a pub were food is being served. There must have been at least 4 or 5 dogs and it put me off, barking and the smell of dog. The seating we were given had a dog smell! I do not understand why dog owners can't leave there pets at home just for 2 hours whilst people are eating. I would still go back to the Star Inn but pick a day during the week that hopefully is dog free.

Lovely village pub. Loads of choice including really good vegetarian and vegan options. We all had excellent meals. Will definitely be back. Wholeheartedly recommended.

Very nice food and pie was scrumptious and chips were good. Pork belly bites were very good and service was good aswell. 👍🏻

had the most yummy sunday roast and so welcoming for my hound to do ! such a friendly environment to be in very clean too will be straight back there as soon as i can highly recommend x

Lovely country pub, with an extensive food menu served all day. Best gammon I have tasted in ages. Very friendly staff, good range of beers & wine, very tasty food, clean interior & dog friendly. Just what we were looking for. Well worth visiting if you are in the area.

Lovely casual Sunday Lunch with friends in the Sunny courtyard. Good service and friendly staff. All had the roasts which came with plenty of vegetables and extra gravy.

My husband and I enjoyed a very nice meal at The Old Star to celebrate my husband’s birthday. The evening started out really well, and he enjoyed the pork belly bites starter off the specials board, which he says was very nice. As we were waiting for our mains to come out a very rowdy group of men were sat at the table next to us, and my husband, who is autistic, struggled with them. I spoke to a member of staff, and she very kindly helped to move us to a quieter table in the bar area. We were able to continue enjoying the rest of our evening, and the food was delicious. We had the fish pie and ribeye steak, and for pudding we had the crunchie cheesecake.

Quaint pub in a little village with divine food and friendly staff. Found it by accident and stopped for lunch. Loved it so much we are coming back for dinner!

We called in during a bike ride for a sandwich. As we were eating out later we ordered one bacon Brie and cranberry baguette to share. It was fantastic ! High quality bacon, lovely bread and brilliant crispy chips. We sat out in the sun with pints of lime and soda (£1 each!) and enjoyed the many flower baskets. Barman /waiter was great. It greatly exceeded our expectations.

We had an amazing meal in this traditional English country pub. The service is super friendly and helpful. The food was superb, really tasty and well presented. The vegetarian menu is amazing and my meal was ‘different’ to what you get done in many places. It was really well thought out and crammed with unique flavours, not your usual run of the mill meal there to be a token vegetarian meal. Lovely pub and restaurant that we’ll definitely come back to when we are here next.

We found the star by chance whilst looking for places to eat which were dog friendly. As it turns out we didn't take the dogs but we had a great Sunday lunch. The was a good to choice of starters and then the usual choice of different meats for main lunch. Lovely main course and when it came time for sweets they were huge and superb. Absolutely lovely staff and a great pint as well

The young bar man was really goodWe had the steak & ale pie which was the best pie we have ever had - well doneThe seating was much better than we thought after seeing what was on the website and the young man said it was to updated

Well we're staying in Kilham and this is the local, now the third visit this week. A delightful place with friendly attentive staff (What a gem) great food thats reasonably priced.if you're in the area stop by or if not I can recommend making the journey to a great place, another point to note is that it's dog friendly.Many thanks for the great drinks,food and staff.

Arrived here after a long walk! Staff and patrons very friendly! Well organised out door seating area both in garden and courtyard areas! Great lunch time menu and the two meals we had were great! Service was excellent! Oh and finally the beer was great!!

Whilst having a break in Reighton we decided to book to eat at The Old Star on Thursday this week as we had visited some years ago and enjoyed it then.....the welcome was very warm and inviting and the friendly feel of the place as good as we remembered....my wife Angela ordered Garlic Mushrooms to start, I had the prawn cocktail (yeah old skool i know but that's me all over!!) both starters were excellent - the sauce on the prawn cocktail nice and spicy with the cayenne as I like it! We both had the steak and ale pie for mains and weren't dissapointed - proper made Yorkshire pies....... non of this stew in a dish with a pastry on top nonsense!!!! soooo good you have to try, served with amazing fries and plenty of gravy plus perfectly cooked veg - 5 stars can't fault anything - can't comment on desserts as didn't have room unfortunately!!! Give this place a try you will not be dissapointed. Andrew & Angela xx

Used to go here when we lived in Carnaby and made a visit on Sunday while back visitingHad roast lamb and beef both perfect lovely crispy huge Yorkshire and perfect chantannay carrots Young lad who was very polite and professional went out of his way to check the cut of beef and if I could have it redAll staff were excellent as usualCan't fault this place Anybody complaining must be boring miseries

We went for Sunday lunch and were really disappointed with everything to be honest. The food was nothing special, definitely needed more gravy. The desserts were luke warm. We asked the the waitress what beers were available and she didn't know, didn't even offer to go and find out. We asked another waitress about a certain dessert and her response was 'I don't know what it is, I haven't seen one' no offer of 'I'll go and find out. Numerous people stood at the bar drinking and people walking about without mask on. One young man even made a joke about it. I highly doubt the tables are distanced correctly either. The bells on the table are a waste of time as nobody answers them. Really, really disappointed in the overall experience.

Always great food and worked really hard during these difficult times to keep things safe. Lovely selection of local beers and gin. Can’t beat the Sunday dinners and oven baked chicken. Keep up the good work!

Food very good, but rang the bell 3 times for drinks, in the end had to go to the bar, still hadn’t done them , and young lads standing at the bar drinking , with NO MASKs having to wait over hour for drinks & dessert menu from us finishing our meal

Stopped in for lunch on our way back home from Whitby. Open fire, generous portion size and excellent value for money. Staff were really friendly and attentive. We’ll be back!

Visited this public house twice during my stay in Kilham, for Sunday Lunch and an evening meal later in the week. Would recommend the Sunday Lunch, excellent Value and the Steak and Ale Pie enjoyed when visiting during the week was 'to die for'. Am looking forward to visiting the village and The Old Star again

Lovely pub, great outside space friendly staff and landlady. The food was all spot on too. More gravy, more custard... no problem. Highly recommend a visit. Thanks The Star Inn.

Came across this little gem. Phoned and booked a table for Sunday lunch. When we arrived it was busy but staff very friendly. We order 3 tomato and basil soup which was amazing. We ordered 3 roast beefs and 1 roast lamb which was delicious. Then we ordered 2 hazelnut roulades. All the food was homemade and delicious. If we are in the area again we would definitely return Thank you

Driving through village and decided to stop for sunday dinner. So glad we did. We both had garlic mushrooms to start then roast lamb dinners. Both very good.Staff very friendly and polite. Pub was nice inside and had a large outside space beautiful set out.We will definitely be back hopefully under better circumstances (covid)Thanks again for a lovely meal

I was really looking forward to visiting the Old Star Inn as my parents have been raving about it for months, but I was a bit disappointed. The pub itself is lovely, clean and staff are all very attentive and friendly. I had the tomato and basil soup to start which was very tasty. Then for main I had the lamb sunday dinner, I'm sorry but it was very average. I don't know if it was an off day, or maybe its just sunday dinners sometimes. Nevertheless I recommend visiting, and I will definitely return to try the main menu as the reviews really don't reflect my experience.

Delicious meal with my husband, kids and father in law. Portion sizes were huge but we still managed to share some desserts. Beer garden is lovely with plenty of space for kids to potter about and feels very safe to socially distance. Pub is quiet inside. Kids lasagne was amazing and included some well hidden spinach. Grandad raved about his mushy peas! The boys are still talking about the umbrella's that came in their drinks - they were thrilled! How thoughtful to be so attentive.

We sat in the garden area as there were many flies inside the pub itself, but less outside. Dog friendly both inside and outside. Service was alright but nothing special. The pie, in particular, was very good - my father raved about the gravy. Garden area was very sunny and warm but not particularly busy, and we sat away from the groups of people drinking (the garden was very large and tables were spaced apart).

Fantastic village pub. Warm welcome. High quality food in plentiful portions. Very helpful when I called ahead to book

Amazing food and service as always. Would definitely recommend. The function room was perfect for our party with lovely features.

Visited here on a Saturday afternoon at the end of a walk. The food was good, not great, and had the steak and ale pie with chips and vegetables. The service was pleasant and I would recommend to visit when you are in the immediate area.

Visited for lunch with a friend. Decided on the specials menu. 3 courses for £10. What can I say the food was fantastic, service and atmosphere was excellent and we couldn’t believe how little it cost.

This restaurant was very highly recommended by a friend and Trip Advisor, so we booked it expecting a good, if not an excellent meal. We were advised to book and did so.We were thus surprised on arrival to find ourselves the only customers. The only fish on the menu was (cold) prawn salad - in January. I chose the mushroom omelette but was advised that a they had no eggs!! it was off.After pointing out the lack of a fish choice I was given another menu which had Cajun salmon or fillet of plaice, bit with vegetables and baby new potatoes. The fish was overcooked, smeared with some spicily hot stuff and tasteless. The chantenay carrots were drooping horribly with overcooking, the cauliflower and sugar snap peas equally inedible. I did not try a potato.This cost £14.95. The 'Chilean Merlot' was also disappointing, in glass smeary from the dishwasher with a chip out of the base.We shall not be returning.

Great ale, great wine choices, dozens of interesting gins, three cosy rooms with a welcoming fire in each and most important on a Sunday, the best most tender delicious lamb roast with superb giant homemade Yorkshire puddings, plus ample tasty fresh veg, and lots of perfectly seasoned gravy. Proper Tomato & Basil soup to begin, with lovely warm brown seeded baguette and butter. The pub itself is very cosy yet deceptively commodious inside, a veritable Tardis effect, decorated with an interesting eclectic selection of retro items. It is deservedly extremely popular most of the time and booking is strongly recommended. Lucy and her young team of smiling, helpful girls are excellent, efficient & friendly. This is a great pub, well-run, serving proper food and drink, in a friendly harmonious atmosphere. Thanks to all.

We were in the area & called on speck on a Monday & were delighted that they were serving food ( many don’t on Monday nights ) We both opted for the steak pie which was plentiful, served with chips and fresh veg and lovely gravy . The pie was full of tasty meat, no grizzle and was very good. Staff were very attentive . Although I’d have liked a sweet, time was against us as we had a long drive ahead of us so maybe next time .

This was our first visit to what turned out to be a great, locals, pub which served super food and at which dogs are welcomed. It was busy and it was noisy but it was good just to know that customers were really enjoying themselves and the atmosphere.The food portions were generous and both our choices were excellent with super chips and lovely salads. Prices are reasonable and staff are friendly. Maybe one slight negative was that the salt and pepper pots were in need of a wipe and the vinegar bottles may also have benefitted from a clean.Otherwise, excellent!

The best food for miles, lovely atmosphere and very well informed staff. Perfect meals had by all our party, one vegitarian, one gluten free. We could not fault any part of the evening, excellent. Thank you, The Old Star Inn, Kilham. Definitely recommended.

Called in after a long hot walk. Was made very welcome as was our dog, who was offered a bowl of water The beer I had was very good and reasonably priced We opted for a couple of sandwiches as opposed to the special deal lunch menu.The sandwiches were very good and with the chips and salad good value.The dressing on the salad I thought particularly good.

A lovely country pub. Very quirky decor which I found fascinating. A warm welcome from the girl behind the bar. She was on her own and rushed off her feet. Waited around 20 minutes before she could get to us to take our order. The food took a long time to come. I know they were busy and it’s cooked from fresh but we waited longer than we should have done. The food was nice when it came and maybe on a quiet evening or an evening with more staff it would’ve been a better experience. The girl was lovely and kept smiling through all the rushing around she did. Didn’t order a sweet as wasn’t sure we had enough time to wait but those around us who had them I have to say, they looked very nice.

Came across this lovely cosy pub whilst on a drive out, a pub I could of stayed in all night if I wasn’t driving. The food was lovely, all home made.. best homemade chips I’ve ever tried. Will definitely be one to go back 🤗

Top notch food very friendly staff and nothing was too much trouble. Will defo come back here. Definitely worth a visit

Me and my boyfriend went for a drive out for a change of scenary and we are so pleased we did. Food served was unbelievably tasty, a little wait but the place was so busy (I know why). The staff was very welcoming, accomadating and friendly. Looking forward to our next visit already.

Absolutely out of this world. We stayed in Garton on the Wold and visited this pub four times in a week it was so amazing. The friendliest pub I have ever been in. The food is out of this world, freshly cooked to perfection and so tasty, the desserts are to die for and the hospitality was so welcoming, felt like a regular, even the dogs were made to feel at home. Thank you so much for looking after us, you truly are the gem of Yorkshire.

Great surroundings and food was excellent, busy place and good ambience. Comfortable and well looked after, big portions and great tasting food

Visited Bank Holiday Monday for lunch. Very pleasant welcome, and service with a smile. We all chose the lamb shank - what a good choice. The meat was so delicious and tender, vegetables cooked to perfection, where did you get those fabulous baby carrots from? So sweet and tasty! Minted gravy was ace. For desserts, two fresh fruit Pavlovas and a lemon cheesecake. Excellent choices! Home made food to a high standard in a lovely village pub with real character. Lovely staff and atmosphere, what more can one ask? Thankyou!

We stopped here for dinner on our way back home, having already passed through a few villages looking for a pub to eat in, this one stood out on tripadvisor and I can see why!

Went I last week for lunch. Was so impressed with the quality and value decided to go again. This time it was on a Thursday and found they did a 3 course set mention a Thursday for £10.

The Old Star inn at Kilham near Driffield is a great old fashioned pub. The locals are very friendly and the pub is very welcoming.

What can I say, went for Mother`s day, brilliant meal, very busy but the service was 2nd to none. Keep it up guys

Visited with my husband while staying with my cousin in Kilham. Been several times before & always a warm, friendly atmosphere, lovely log fires & smiling faces. Love the fact that they welcome dogs!

An unexpected invitation led to our very enjoyable Sunday lunch. The pub was full but a reserved table was ready for us and after securing a drink ( and bumping into some old friends) we were seated promptly and our order taken. In addition to the usual Sunday fare there was a good selection of other dishes which a friend and I took advantage of. The men went for the Sunday roast as expected. My chicken dish baked with brie, cranberry and bacon was delicious and accompanied by chips to die for and a very tasty crisp salad. Another Malbec and a piece of lovely moist carrot cake made for a great finish. Service was good and we met a charming couple visiting KIlham while on holiday, at the next table with their dog. Perhaps a lighter choice on the pud menu would be a bonus, otherwise spot on.

Last Sunday my wife and I wanted to go somewhere different for lunch so after reading favorable reviews on this site we plumped for The Old Star at Kilham. I rang and booked a table for 2PM. We drove the 30 miles or so from where we live in Hull and arrived shortly before 2PM. A very charming and friendly young waitress showed us to a cost little table for two next to a lovely open fire. She brought our drinks to the table and we then proceeded to order. We both plumped for the roast beef and were pleasantly surprised when she asked whether we would like our beef rare, medium or well done as you are usually only asked this if you are ordering streak.We both asked for medium and this alas was the last of pleasant surprises. We were expecting pinkish coloured slices of beef as per the photo illustrated on the pub's website. The beef arrived swilling in gravy with a roast potato, mashed potato and Yorkshire pudding on the plate, and looked nothing like the photo. The vegetables were served in a separate dish. We proceeded to scrape the gravy of the meat and rather than medium it looked very well done and dried out. I can only assume that as the Yorkshire pudding was a bit on the soggy side the meal had been warmed up in the microwave and the gravy had been poured over it to prevent it drying out. The beef also looked as though it was the scrag end of the joint. We both put our forks into the meat and found it was difficult to cut through it with our knives. We also had difficulty chewing it. In hindsight I should have complained to the waitress but my wife did not want to make a fuss. The waitress did come across when we had just about finished and asked if everything was ok. I responded by saying the meat was as tough as old boot and asked for some toothpicks. She apologized, returned with the tooth picks and apologized again. I then went to settle the bar to pay the bill and it was the same waitress at the till. She apologized for a third time but no discount was offered. Needless to say I will NOT be recommending this pub to my relatives or friends. It was a total disappointment after reading all the positive reviews and it would be interesting to find out if any other diners had similar problems on this particular day.

Me and my boyfriend had an absolutely wonderful evening here. The pub was really busy but so cosy and welcoming. The slightly older blonde tall waiter who I think was called Henry was absolutely brilliant ! A lovely evening and would definitely recommend

My husband and I visited yesterday with our two children on a very cold, rainy winter eve. As soon as we arrived we sat by the roaring fire and my husband was offered tasters of the 3 guest ales. The serving staff were incredibly friendly, always checking we were ok, always attentive and making sure we had a fantastically relaxing meal.

A family group visited for Sunday lunch having chosen our individual meals in advance.

We visited here on a glorious October Saturday evening. The place was packed out when we arrived but we were promptly shown to our table by a very friendly and polite chap and given our menus. We were seated next to the lovely open fire. Now it's not that I am a fussy eater at all, it's just that I have very specific dietary requirements so I always have a lot of questions to ask. On this occasion the menus were detailed enough for me to understand the ingredients, however, I did have a number of questions to ask. How refreshing it was to have a waiter who didn't have to shuffle off to ask chef various questions, as the young chap had clearly done his homework and could answer all my queries! Normally you get a grunting teenager who doesn't even know what the soup of the day is, that's not he case here so I felt confident I was in for a good experience. The menu here changes daily according to what seasonal produce is available. I have quite a fussy 12 year old who also makes various changes to his order. He could choose from the standard kids meals of nuggets, sausages etc or have a half portion from the main menu. He chose the latter but with an added request of no dressing on the side salad! We ordered starters and mains and what a refreshing change to actually receive your order all as requested! There was a wedding going on so I thought that with being so busy they would miss something but everything arrived freshly cooled and all as requested! My son had the lemon drizzle cake for dessert and our only disappointment was that there were no cheese and biscuits on the menu, but we were full anyway. This is a great rural pub well worth the visit if you are in the area with friendly, welcoming and knowledgable staff.

Small rural pub with open fires, a warm welcome from helpful staf and delicious food. Game burgers are special and the cider a brilliant accompaniment.

Faultless Sunday Lunch. Three people. One excellent homemade chicken pate starter. Two roast beef, one lamb ; perfectly cooked locally sourced meat. Two super homemade apple crumbles. Really, really difficult to pick out a `best bit` but the freshest ever sugar snap peas, from Rafters of Driffield (voted Best British Greengrocer two years running) and the creamy mashed potato were spontaneously chosen by two of us and the crumble by the third. I have categorised it as mid-range but the quality of the ingredients, preparation and service pushes it towards the cheap-eats end but without the `greasy spoon caff` connotations.

My partner and I visited The Old Star Inn a week ago and it was fantastic, we both has the roast; she ordered pork and I lamb, both were cooked perfectly and were delicious! The ambience in the pub is the standard of a comfortable cosy pub with what seemed like a family element, honestly a lovely establishment.

Great food as always large array of drinks. Always made to feel very welcome even though we don't go in that often. landlady always remembers us. Pub has a great atmosphere. Loved by locals and holiday makers a like.

Took the family her for Sunday roast and we were not disappointed. I went for 3 courses at £14.95 and the food was generally good. My roast pork and associated veg was tasty though only got one roast potato. My chocolate and raspberry cake was tasty though slightly dry. Service was excellent, very attentive staff. recommended.

Were staying in a holiday rental nearby and this pub was recommended. They were very accommodating when our party of 8 arrived, pushing two big tables in the window together for us. The food was lovely and all plates were cleared - apart from the 2 who couldn't manage their massive gammon steaks! We had a range of starters, main courses and puddings, but the highlights were the monkfish, the gammon steaks and the lasagne - oh and the massive slices of chocolate cake for dessert. Service was great - even though the place was really busy. An extra special thanks to the lady behind the bar who helped us whittle down the choices from the 65 bottles of gin (!) to the gorgeous strawberry and the Scottish Bramble gin! Shame we'd left it until our last night to come here! We will be back though!

We enjoyed excellent food with very friendly and efficient service. The Old Star has a lovely atmosphere. The woman running the bar is a human dynamo!

Staying close by in a B&B; and had an several evening meals in this lovely pub. The staff are extremely friendly and the food is very good and cost effective.

Whenever we visit Filey we call into this pub on the way home for a drink or two and have always really enjoyed it, until yesterday that is. We could forgive them for the lack of choice in crisps and also for serving us flat cola in a drink, although they did change the drink when we brought it to their attention. What was unforgivable was being asked to vacate our table so other people could sit to eat. We were still drinking our third round of drinks at the time and we felt it was rude and inexcusable. It seemed like they were happy to take our money whilst it was empty but obviously we were not potentially spending enough money compared to others. Made us feel very unwelcome. Needless to say we will not be visiting again.

Always stopped off for a drink en route home from Filey as the 4 us remember it as a lovely traditional village pub. Arrived Saturday before 6pm, drinking our 3rd round (we’re expecting to order a 4th ) we were asked to leave the table for people who were ordering a meal had a table ! ( no menus or reserved sign on the table at all ) Think we were that surprised , never had that happen anywhere ,EVER, we finished our drinks and left. Despite the fact we’d spent around £40, interlopers are obviously not welcome when locals come in. We won’t have the problem next time as feeling unwelcome, will not return

I cycled out from Bridlington in the hope of finding non seaside food and success. The pub has a couple of good ales nice gardens, most of all good grub. I had the ribeye steak and it actually came crunchy on the outside, pink and juicy in the middle. Best bit of steak I’ve had for months.

This was our local for the week we stayed in nearby Langtoft. We were recommended it by the cottage owner where we were staying and found it the most welcoming of pubs and were delighted with the food. The lasagne, steak pie and chicken with home made chips were hearty portions and absolutely delicious. The pub was full of character and the locals were very warm and welcoming - so much so, that my husband wants to move to Yorkshire!

What a fantastic place the food was delicious and very filling we were made to feel very welcome and special. An excellent choice with gins too. We will definetly be returning thank you Karen

Visited as family of 4 with 2 kids and 1 veggie, brilliant menu and food was even better, best meal we've had in a very, very long time! Service was spot on and portion sizes very generous! Better than 5*!

Lovely village pub, good beer and food, booked for Sat night, we both had chicken topped with bacon and cheese, chips and salad. Followed by cheesecake and ice cream. Good service also, will return.

the salmon rose was very well presented and tasted delicious. the lasagne is presented messily BUT is delicious. the desert menu is a bit disappointing and parking is hard.

Eaten here a few times, Fantastic country Pub with a great food menu! Beer garden in summer is lovely!

Went with son in law and grandson for early Saturday teatime meal. The meal was absolutely delicious. The starter choice was simply stunning. We ordered the Pigeon and carpaccio of beef , wow the presentation was top class and tasted lovely. Rib eye steaks to follow which were cooked to perfection. A child’s portion of pasta from the main course was no trouble at all As was the arrival of the pudding early to placate a tired little boy. Superb

It was late evening and my family needed to eat. We were guided to this wonderful pub by my internet savvy son based on excellent reviews and it's proximity. Actually we were lost!

We found this place as it's children and dog friendly but so glad we went! Very friendly staff and delicious food with the best chips ever whilst still being very reasonably priced. We sat in the beer garden just outside the doors but they did...