The Seven Stars in Wirral

Absolutely lovely place and great staff! Often go with the wife and kids after a local cycle. Food is always hot, freshly cooked and has a real homemade satisfying feel about it! Literally can’t fault the food or the staff, great to see the chef come out and chat too. Highly recommended 👌

We had booked a table online - a very easy progress to follow. We were warmly welcomed and shown to our table. The menu is varied with something for everyone's appetite. Our order was taken at the table. On this occasion I had ordered the smothered chicken. It arrived promptly and was hot and very tasty. THe portion size was generous and therefore good value for money. Unfortunately I was too full to try one of the desserts. The staff are friendly and helpful. The car park is small. We would return again.

Menu prices are out of date. Check the prices carefully - £4.25 fot a tiny bowl of chips couldn't decide if they were fresh or frozen, £4.70 for a pint ofWorthington. Had a baguet each - they were OK, but would have preferred a sandwich, although they were on the menu they apparently didn't have any. Won't be back.

We had a lovely Sunday lunch today in the seven stars it was excellent great value for money we really enjoyed it. We have been before and have had other things on the menu and it’s always excellent. Nice friendly staff and great service. I would definitely recommend.

Wanted to try a new lunch venue on a bank holiday Easter Monday and this fitted the bill . Lovely charm and character and feel and was given excellent service throughout . We ordered a sandwich with home cooked chunky chips and a Cumberland sausage and mash with onion gravy . On arrival ,which was in good time ,the sandwich was really fresh, the home cooked chunky chips were delicious The Cumberland sausages were 3 in total ,full.of flavour ,the mash was home made and with the fresh onions in gravy made it perfect, even put veg on the plate too . We will definitely be back here ,service ,food quality and overall experience was delightful Well done all at seven stars ,made our day

Pub looks lovely outside and in, it was very cosy and looked like it would offer good simple home cooked food. Sad to say food was Very disappointing. First time I’ve ever completely left my food when out to eat. I Ordered steak pie and chips, opened the pie to find one very small piece of steak in my pie and the rest was jelly gravy. Chips were clearly just frozen chips which were poor quality. No home cooking here. Staff were advised but there was No offer of changing food or any other compromise. Actually walked out feeling robbed! Would not recommend. 😔

Lovely old fashioned pub and staff very friendly but food doesn't taste like home cooked food or maybe reheated. Chips standard cheap and greasy. Desserts seemed bought in. I pay lower prices at local gastro pubs where everything is freshly made and cooked. Only 3 other tables occupied yet 'reserved' was on every table lol. Shame as it could be a little gold mine as in a beautiful area!

Overly priced with the atmosphere of an Ankh Morpork river. £5 for a larger shandy, £7 for for a pint of coke and a pint of lemonade. Was going to eat but at these bar prices I wasn’t going to line the pockets of the owners. Shan’t be returning.

Lovely Sunday lunch we enjoyed it that much we’ve booked for Christmas Day Bring on Christmas Day can’t wait

Second time we tried to visit this pub after a country walk. Depite website and google saying it is open from 12pm we have found it closed with no signs of life around 12. 30 on both occasions. I don't think we will bother trying again. We didnt mind sharing our custom with the lovely ladies at the village coffee shop tucked around the corner in the Village Hall. Seems a very poor show and a great shame as it looks like it could be a lovley pub. I have read that other people have had similar experiences. If you can't be bothered opening at 12 then it would make more sense to advertise the times you wish to be open.

Fantastic Sunday lunch, staff very professional and food was 7 stars already booked for next week Better than a home cooked dinner

Second time we tried to visit this pub with a group of friends. The website says it is open at 12 but on both occasions we arrived just after to find no signs of life around the place and car park cordoned off. Management need to sort out either the advertising or get the place open when it is supposed to be. After two attempts for lunch we will NOT be trying again. Thankfully had excellent service from the Village Coffee Shop situated across the road.

First time in a long time we've come back here as it wasn't great 7 years ago. So with a view to trying it again we had booked for a family birthday meal last week. On entering it was clear there had been little to no improvement to the decor since we were last here - my seat had a well ground in large stain on the fabric. Our 'welcome' by the staff member was underwhelming - nothing warm and friendly. The glasses provided for our wine, well 2 of them needed running through the dishwasher again. The toilets and the gents specifically were like something from the 1960s and not particularly clean, made worse by the noticeable rust and peeling paint on the floor, from the radiator. As to the food and with no doubt in my mind whatsoever at £18.95 - this was THE worst fish pie i've ever had. I had 5 pieces of fish in this - all diminutive in size and no salmon whatsoever despite this dish being described on the menu as having such. The mash was truly awful, akin to something from a microwave packet. As for the 'buttered peas' - no sign of any butter on them, instead they were dry and tasteless. The whole presentation of the dish was like something from the 1980s. When you consider how beautiful Thornton Hough is as a village, it should really have a pub which properly reflects its surroundings and not somewhere that is less than average in terms of its food offering, decor, toilet facilities and hospitality. It could and should, be so so much better......

Had a meal here last night before a gig at the Village Club next door. Ploughman's lunch was great, all other meals we saw coming out looked really good eg fish and chips, burgers. All looked freshly homemade food. Service and staff were great, owners very friendly and welcoming. Had one issue with a dessert but this was taken off the bill and apology issued no problem at all. We were even able to borrow an umbrella to walk in the pouring rain to the village club. Great traditional pub, beautiful location, nice staff, good food, will be returning.

Up there with one of the nicest roasts I’ve eaten out for a while! It was so lovely & the staff was really amazing very accommodating

Popped in here today for a quick sandwich, worst one I have had ever, two slices of compressed ham and all of half of tomato a bit of awful salad and charging 6.99 not worth 1.99 most places you get abit of coleslaw or few crisps certainly not worth the money. Pub absolutely dead and no atmosphere will not go back again.

Just been to the seven stars for Sunday lunch with my son and daughter in law. Food and service was excellent. I had the Cumberland sausage which was the best sausage I've ever had. It's a gem of a pub. So cosy and friendly. The management are first class. Thank you for a lovely lunch with my family. I will be back.

Had a lovely afternoon at Seven Stars. Lovely starter Mushroom soup, Wife had Bait very tasty. My Wife had Main,Steak & Ale pie, great portions I had Steak, cooked to perfect, served with,Chips,onion rings,tomato,peas, also Peppercorn sauce. All washed with Guinness,very nice price. Excellent service from Paula,?? Great atomsphere, nice surroundings I will certainly visit again

So, a village pub that claims to serve food and claims to serve drinks. Telephoned at 6:30pm on a Saturday evening to see if we could book a table for that evening. They had stopped taking food orders...at 6:30! What happened to their 9pm food? Having dropped someone off in the village to attend a function, we then retreated to The Red Fox to eat, promising to return to the Seven Stars to have a drink with and collect the person we had dropped off. We returned to the Seven Stars just before 10pm, having noted their opening/closing times as quoted on-line. It was shut! At 10pm! So, take no notice of their supposed 12 noon - 9pm food Take no notice of their supposed 12am closing time. In fact, I shall take no notice of this pub and never go again.

Nice pub but serving a latte in the smallest cup I've ever had, not even a proper latte and over priced.

Seven stars by name Seven star review. We went for a family celebration meal whilst staying for a couple of nights at Thornton Hall Hotel. The hosts were welcoming friendly and attentive. The food was delicious nothing was too much trouble , 2 starters instead...

We went for a lovely family celebration meal delivered by friendly host and ample portions . We all enjoyed our meal and would recommend it to everyone.

We visited whilst staying at a nearby hotel. Staff were friendly and the atmosphere in the pub was very welcoming. A good choice of options on the menu. The food was beautifully cooked, and absolutely delicious. We had the steak and ale pie and the...

Had a very enjoyable meal whilst staying at the nearby Thornton Hall hotel. A genuine warm and friendly greeting from the hosts, with attentive service throughout. Food freshly cooked and good sized portions, lovely chunky chips!

Fantastic Sunday lunch. Well organised and friendly staff. Choice of beef or turkey. Food was perfect. 10/10.

Been coming here for a number of years and never lets us down. Staff are so lovely and friendly, nothing is too much trouble. Decor is rustic and there’s always a lovely atmosphere. Their roasts are the best I’ve had. The Yorkshire puddings are to...

Just a quick stop for a beer. Very nice beer, very warm and friendly welcome. Nice pub in a very pretty village. Plenty of parking and good disabled access. Clean toilets. Molten brown toiletries. If you were shorter than 5’4 you’d struggle to reach the...

The food at the Seven Stars is proper pub grub. Good portions and piping hot. We both had the Chicken and Leek Pie which was a proper pie with a base not a fake one with just a lid(Brunning and Price take note!) We got...

Amazing Sunday lunch, great atmosphere & an a all round lovely pub. Service friendly, food amazing. If your in the area, make sure you pay Carl & his team a visit

Stayed at West Mead Cottage & they recommended this pub for food. Upon arrival, we didn't think much but we received a warm welcome from Paula who took our drink orders. Shortly Carl joined & presented us with menus. The food we ordered was filling,...

This friendly pub has a nice, homely feel. There is a good menu selection and the food is tasty and reasonably priced.

The steak and kidney pie was a minefield of grissle. The peas were like bullets. Expensive and really disappointing.

I returned to the Seven Stars to try something else on their menu - I was pleasantly surprised to find they had new choices on the menu. I chose the Fish Pie and I must say that this was delicious 😋 if you visit and...

Had a family meal here and needed to book for 18 for a post wedding supper. We were offered a great spot all together and the food was lovely, the service was so helpful and friendly - would highly recommend.

Stopped here for last minute Sunday lunch. The place was fully booked the lovely staff kindly found us a recently vacated table and brought us a tasty beef Sunday roast dinner that was gorgeous. The staff, food and ambience was lovely at this little pub....

Well you have got to visit the Seven Stars Pub in Thornton Hough on the Wirral. The food is fantastic and Paula, Carl and the Team welcome you with open arms, you also have to try their Sunday Roast Seven Stars Thornton Hough Wirral

Decided on a very last minute Sunday lunch and The Seven Stars immediately sprang to mind. We hadn't booked but Paula managed to squeeze us in. Both had the beef roast dinner and it was immense! Great value for money and really well cooked and...

We had a small family gathering outside. Excellent service by Phil. Nothing was too much trouble. Food was lovely and well presented. Management even helped us order a taxi home as we were struggling to get one. We will definitely dine there again.

Stopped here en route to Thornton hall for a quick bite to eat as we weren’t due to have dinner till after 6:30. Clean cosy and Covid rules adhered to. Food was great and filling for the price defined go back again

Track and trace available. One way system in place. Very expensive. Ordered a ham sandwich which came with salad. Cheapest supermarket ham for £6.95 I would have expected ham carved ham or better, not cheap looking ham for the price. Husband order Chicken and bacon...

Had a lovely meal here, hand sanitiser on entry. Food very nice, the only disappointment was that I'm gluten intolerant and when the whole family had a lovely hot dessert with custard my only option was ice cream which I didn't bother with as I...

Short, simple, quality menu. It was very cold inside though - August and it was cold outside!! Highly recommend - it was just as good as the last time I was here over 10 years ago. Shame about the weather as it's in a really...

I'm not one to leave reviews but these guys are spot on! Owner Carl (and everyone else there) is friendly and helpful, the food is great and it's nice inside to boot. Staying nearby for work this has quickly become my go-to! Some nice specials...

Friendly atmosphere with excellent food! Especially love the open fire, would definitely recommend a visit here.

We have popped in here for drinks many times - but we decided to have a meal for a change. It's not your usual pub fare, great quality food , great service & great beers in a cozy wood fire environment - superb.

Called here for a Sunday lunch. My other half had a Sunday roast which looked and tasted amazing - I might have finished it off for her.. I had a burger and chips which was ok but probably quite expensive for what I had. I...

Called in today with members of the extended family for a Christmas get together. Hadn’t been to this establishment before and so we were not sure what to expect - how we were very pleasantly surprised. We had the festive Christmas 3 course menu with...

Visited this pub recently on a cool December day and again for an evening meal. Lovely atmosphere, open fire we greatly enjoyed.......many menu choices, well cooked meals! All in all a great place to visit, dine and/or just relax with a drink. Excellent service too’

My husband and I were on an impromptu drive out, and we were driving through Thornton Hough, as we had done countless times, when we decided to stop at The Severn Stars for a spot of lunch. Only being a small village pub, we weren’t...

Nice little visit to this very friendly pub,Lovely staff.great drinks,food looked fab,but didn’t have time to eat.

Waited 3/4 hour in an empty pub for 2 meals. First meal fish and chips arrived with the smallest piece of cod I have ever seen in a restaurant with frozen chips. The waitress said on paying that we can only get that size of...

Took over 40 mins to arrive, then gave our order to the people on the next table who started to eat it ( even though it was not what they ordered! Said would do from scratch, but did not fancy the wait, Did not even offer anything of drinks bill.

Most Sundays we eat out, The last time we decided to try a new place on recommendation, namely the Seven Stars. I have cycled past here on numerous occasions, but never tried it. The result was most pleasant. The interior is attractive as you enter. The (young) waitresses were very pleasant. The food too was most delicious. Prices reasonable. Certainly worth the visit.

Having been here a few times previously I was expecting the usual excellent service and food. Unfortunately the service received on Sunday 1st September was severely lacking.

We had a lovely walk to Thornton Hough yesterday and stopped at the Seven Stars for something to eat. I asked if they had any vegan options on their vast menu. Nothing was available, most places we visit for food have at least a jacket potato.i asked could the potato skins could be made vegan they offered to cook them in a steamer as opposed to a fryer. Great you would of thought. Please see the picture of the potato i received. Absolutely disgusting. Seven stars should be ashamed to serve this. You could of added a bit of salad to dress them up. This has to be the worst attempt at a vegan option i have ever eaten and it cost £5.95.

I live in Oxton, and was looking for a genuine Country pub nearby, with a nice garden, good food, (and in winter a real fire).

We thought we'd give the Seven Stars a try after friends go there regularly.

5 of us ate there on a Tuesday evening and had the place to ourselves. Landlord and staff were lovely and the food was good “Pub” grub. People have complained about the price, we found it to be fair for what we ordered. If you order a “fancy “ gin, you should expect to pay a premium over Gordon’s. All in all , worth the visit if you are local or passing.

Warmly greeted and very well looked after. Lovely couple running the pub. Was there for a light lunch with my parents who were over from Spain. Lovely food and fantastic service. My mother was moaning is this place going to be worth the drive, when she arrived she was sold on how lovely it was. great lunch nicer people sunshine and just what we needed. Noticed a quiz night on a wednesday

Lovely little pub in the heart of Thornton Hough. Felt very welcome when arrived, service was fantastic. Price very reasonable would highly recommend before you move onto either Thornton Manor or Thornton Hall

I called for lunch with my sister, we just had chips with a roll, then chocolate fudge cake and a sticky toffee pudding (was not, it was syrup sponge like you get from aldi) both deserts tasted microwaved. The most shocking thing was I was charged £3.46 for a pint of lager shandy for my sister and £2.40 for a pint of lime and soda.......shocking. Don't think we will go back there.

Enjoyed a family Sunday roast. Delicious beef, Yorkshire puddings, roasties plus very tasty gravy. Along with excellent staff, great atmosphere and not forgetting good beer, we had a great time.

Love this place. The food is fantastic good portions lovely atmosphere very attentive staff. The Cumberland sausages and mash were lovely it reminds me of my mother’s cooking lashings of gravy and cooked veg yummy. I also had the black pudding on croutons with pepper sauce. And finished it off with apple crumble and lashings of custard and I don’t mean those tiny jugs most pubs use but proper custard over the crumble with plenty to spare. Very reasonable prices well worth a visit and see the beautiful village into the bargain

Traditional village pub in the delightful village of Thornton Hough.

Not a big menu.. but the food is great.. piping hot...Sunday lunch is good value...it has a great ambiance and a great choice of wines and beers..it can get busy at weekends so it's best to book...service is ok.

Friendly atmosphere. Starters were very good but more toast with the pate would be good.Main courses were average, the lasagne was very dry and lacked flavour. Staff are very friendly and welcoming, will definitely pop in again but maybe avoid the lasagne.

This pub feels really welcoming. Clientele and staff very friendly. Nice selection of food at reasonable prices. Good pub grub

While working in Cammell Laird, I was placed in a fairly sub-optimal local hotel and so in the evening used to seek out decent eating places. Myself and a co-worker were recommended the Seven Stars and so used to frequent it on occasion. Very pleasant surroundings, decent menu and fine ales meant a roster for sharing the driving was quickly identified!

From walking in the door to be greeted by who I can only guess as regulars , felt immediately welcomed as though we'd have been here a thousand times. To then meet the owner who was genuinely interested in where we from. This place deserves an accolade for being a proper pub !! The food was simple but very good.... not your typical wetherspoons type place. The staff actually care about their customers, highly recommend if you're staying near by

Probably the most delicious Sunday lunch Ive enjoyed in a pub in a long time. Plenty of veg, tender roast beef, lashings of gravy and all served on a hot plate. A proper Sunday roast.

Out for lunch with my aunt. It has been a long time since I have visited this pub, as I now live in Wales.

A warm welcome & tasty, home cooked food. Friendly & helpful staff. Easy parking. Very busy when we visited on a Friday night so glad we booked ahead.

Called here on Tuesday night after spotting the place when driving past it.

Sampled evening meal on this visit and it was really good. A very decent menu with a good variety. Well presented but the best bit is that the plates are hot !!! At last food that is hot - this is a rareity and am sick of tepid food that should be piping hot. It was - great.

We visited the seven stars for an evening meal as we were staying at Thornton manor. The food was excellent and I am gluten and dairy intolerant and they catered for me. I had cod loin veg and baked potato. There was 6 of us and each had a different meal and totally enjoyed every bit. Lovely staff. Well done!

I visited The Seven Stars on a Tuesday evening after visiting a Christmas Bazaar at Thornton Manor. Unfortunately we were very disappointed with the meals that we chose, I had mushroom and red pepper stroganoff and my sister chose the chicken tikka masala. Both meals were drowning in a tasteless creamy sauce that looked like it had just been thrown in a bowl straight from the microwave. There are many pub/restaurants on the Wirral that are exceptional but this was overpriced and not up to the standard you would expect in a country pub! We won't be returning.

Good fresh food cooked well. Nice steak and ale pie that i had and my wife had Lasagne. All good and no complaints except for the waiting on staff who were distracting with their playful antics and loud laughing and chat. Dont think they had enough to do. Will go again though.

Very peaceful. Calming atmosphere. Staff are VERY relaxed, very welcoming. WE were attended to by a young strawberry blonde who was AMAZING. By the time we left I felt she was part of the family ( so glad she moved from Chester Zoo !!! ). She made a good evening GREAT. Thank.

Been here a number of times but always forgotton to write a review.

My friends and I ate here recently before a local event. Although the food did take some time to arrive, once it did, the food was simply superb. There is a great choice on offer too.

saw this pub on passing it today and decided to take my wife for an early tea there as it looked very quaint,so glad I did,they did the "best" mixed grill I have ever eaten,usually 1x item lets a mixed grill down,either the "steak" is tough or the gammon salty or the chop is miniscule in size,not so here! everything was perfect.then to top matters off,I tried the home made apple crumble with fresh cream and ice cream....."amazing"and a good size portion that was enough for 2x to share (which we did).the staff were also very attentive and nothing was too much trouble,really good pub indeed.thank you!

Ths is a spacious pub set in a lovely village / hamlet of Thornton Hough, and we were pleasantly surprised by the choices on the menu.

Stopped off in the Seven Stars for a quick pint while passing. Nice small pub with a good feel about it. Ordered a couple of drinks from a very friendly land lord.

Just visited The Seven Stars with my Wife and two young children. Absolutely beautiful Lamb Roast with all the trimmings, served by very polite staff in lovely surroundings. Child friendly, great selection of local Gins with Fevertree tonics.... Will definitely be back. Superb !!

This pub has a lovely garden outside. Inside, the pub is clean and tidy and the staff very friendly. Food however was nothing special. Two of us had the steak and ale pie, which was quite fatty. My husband had Smothered Chicken which he said was Ok and son in law had chicken tikka marsala which he liked. Expensive for what it was.Not in a hurry to return.

we came here for a sunday lunch after a wonderful weekend, the food itself took about 5 minutes to come out, the beef was thinner than any beef i have ever seen, tasted terrible - i wouldnt even feed it to a dog! my partners was equally as bad the chicken was rubbery and the potato’s were like they’d been sat there all day! very disapointing for what we thought was a gorgeous village pub!

Very friendly local pub. Great food good atmosphere would highly recommend this place to any one even if just looking for a quick bite. Good knowledge of there craft which is always good to note

Had a connection with this pub in the 70s and havent been back since! Wow its changed! Well its nothing like the old village pub it used to be but is now a very comfortable very welcoming pub. Not huge but a very nice size with very pleasant staff. I didnt sample the food but what I saw was very good. A Tuesday night seems to be ceilidh night and chatting to a couple of them I would say this is a very relaxed place to spend a few evening hours. Great to see it gain - Lovely

Well it’s 12 months since we were last at the Seven Stars, 24 of us. We had a great time then. We had an equally good time this time. That being last Thursday, 26th April ‘18. 28 hungry, ravenous, thirsty golfers after a hard day battling the elements at Wallasey. Very good food and excellent hospitality from mine host Carl Starkey, the landlord. Everyone to a man of the 28 of us enjoyed our visit. Next year’s trip to the Wirral is in planning. Guess where we’ll be eating the evening of our overnight stop? You’ve got it one .........⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Called in late afternoon for some food on the way home. Pub was pretty quiet mid week so we were welcomed and seated quickly.

My main meal was a sea food salad and it was healthy and lovely plus i had ginger beer and a cup of tea also i was shown to my table and had a warm welcome aswell.

Called for Sunday lunch. Whilst the young waiters were very efficient and welcoming, I am sad to say my beef was tough and stringy. The veg was piping hot and fresh. they did have gluten free gravy. Husband ploughed through his meat but not impressed. I left mine. I did mention to the waiter that beef was tough. There was no response. I would have mentioned it to manager but did not, as we decided just to leave. Probably not be on our must return to pub..

Waited at least 40 minutes for meal, which wasn't hot, chicken overcooked poor service, forgot drinks, coffee lukewarm, Pub was busy, but need more staff , Would not visit again. Need to improve, much better food to be had elsewhere.

Nice old fashioned pub with friendly staff. Dining is basic stodgy pub fare but very over-priced. They need to either up their game or reduce their prices.

This is a cheerful enough pub and I think the food is cooked on the premises, which is nice. But the menu could do with a bit more variety. Very meat heavy (I only noticed one veggie dish) and very sauce and pastry and chips heavy. Would have preferred lighter more healthy alternatives. Had to make do with the soup with no bread as a healthy alternative - and the soup was very nice and homemade.

After a walk around the beautiful village on a very cold day, we visited this pub for a pot of tea and found it to be most welcoming with a blazing fire and very friendly staff. We decided to order a light lunch so we ordered sandwiches which were served quickly. The sandwiches were well filled and delicious with a side salad.

My wife and I called in for dinner and the staff were really helpful and attentive. For a Saturday night it was busy but not overcrowded. The food was well prepared , presented and served hot. Good food at reasonable prices. We will go back.

I was staying at Thornton Manor just down the road from The Seven Stars and was recommended to go and see them for dinner.

We visited as a family of five on Christmas eve. Food was really nice and the staff were really helpful regarding food allergies. We didn't have to wait too long for the food even though it was really busy

We were staying at the nearby Thornton Manor which was appalling and had no facilities for an evening meal, so having driven for six hours to get there we managed to find this little gem in nearby Thornton Hough. The pub was warm, friendly and welcoming. The staff were efficient and friendly and the food was excellent and fairly priced. Who could ask for more!