The Star in Warrington - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Decent pint in a friendly local

Nice a quiet pub tucked away nice ipa neck oil

Good drinkers pub good atmosphere 👌 friendly people fast service

Came into the pub whilst visiting the area, came for a quick drink and ended up staying a while. They have a pool table and multiple darts boards. A great pub

Great little old style pub, with lounge and vault. Just like they used to be, with Boddies bitter.👍👍👍

Called in for a few drinks with the dogs. A nice well run pub with a well kept outdoor seating area and garden. Reasonable prices and good atmosphere.

Just had drink here sat outside, and it was OK, think it needs some tlc.

Neck Oil on tap can’t beat it great pint, great atmosphere!

Foul language bellowing around the bar. Staff do nothing about it.

Friendly staff and a decent pint of wainwright.

it was full of kids on drugs not my kind of pub

Great boozer with a top landlord

Good place to meet up for a drink with friends.Good fire and cosy.

Always a good laugh, love this place!

Called in for a pint on a Saturday night. About four people in the place and a young lad stood behind the bar who had more interest in his phone. It's a funny thing, hospitality;- if you put nothing in, you get nothing out. The Star used to be a good laugh many years ago. It's utterly depressing these days. Something needs to change soon before it disappears like so many other pubs in Lymm.

Four of us stopped off here whilst cycling on the Trans Pennine Trail. The owners took over 3 weeks ago, and only started serving food the day before we arrived. We had a very warm welcome and decided to order some lunch, in the beer garden, it is tapas style dishes and we ordered a total of 10 dishes, good sized portions and there was plenty of food to satisfy the 4 of us, and it was all well cooked and delicious. At the moment there is only one keg ale available, but 3 hand pumps in total, so not sure if they will be ordering more in, but plenty of larger and pressure pumps. There was a slight problem with the till charging different amounts than those printed on the menu , but as soon as we pointed it out they fixed it and apologised. It was a good positive response. We will definitely make this a regular stop when we cycle the trail again.

I stopped off with family yesterday afternoon after a long bike ride. A pint of ale was very well earned! We decided to get food whilst there, heating that they’d started serving food over the weekend. Between my family and I we had the soft shell tacos, nachos, fish cakes, veggie spring rolls, loaded fries, halloumi fries (absolutely the best I’ve ever had anywhere!). Super impressed with the food, service and staff. Great pub, and if you’re on the Trans-pennine pass round Lymm, definitely stop by!

Closed currently due to the virus....☹️

Went in for a quick one. Not changed much which is a good thing. You don't see many pubs anymore. I went in the early afternoon, it was quite with a few customers. Great atmosphere and very relaxing.

Friendly landlady. Nice beer. Decent outside the back. Good location.

Great pub. Great beer. Great hosts

A nice, friendly little pub restaurant right on the Pennine Way trail in Stathom.

A very friendly pub with good staff, beer and clean toilets. A good selection of beers and a lovely beer garden. We stopped off while cycling the Pennine Way and will be back.

No food mouldy bread. What a let down

Lovely pint with pleasant staff and welcoming locals

Great typical English pub got local people great staff

First time here late Friday afternoon nice real fire glowing in the lounge.We had only called for a drink which there was a good selection,after few games of pool we spoke to a few of the friendly locals to finish off our time here.Not a pub for the trendy crowd just good old fashioned pub.

Good local pub, great place to watch football, friendly locals, dog friendly

Great friendly pub, good beers - great decking area out in back garden

Chef was on annual leave thus no food available. Bartender was nice but playing fruity throughout my 20 minute stay. Beers were 'generic' I. E. Strongbow Purple 😑

My Dad used to drink here in the Seventies when we lived in Lymm and I dropped in with an old school friend midweek. It's slightly modernised on the outside and the young chap behind the bar was friendly enough. There was rugby on TV so they do have Sky Sports. Warm again so we sat in the 'beer garden' at the back. Unfortunately it was a bit shabby. There was a dog wondering around and although he didn't bother us, there was mess and some bags which I can only presume was more of the same. It had filled up a bit when we left, not a bad little pub, but I'm not sure we'd favour it over the village pubs. There is a massive catchment area around the Star and it could do really well. I hope it does.

Great little pub , like to stop here for a quick one when I'm out cycling on the trail .

Fab place to drink.. great for families and during school hols there's always something fun for the kids to do.. nice beer garden and a friendly atmosphere

Lovely friendly staff and a great atmosphere!

Was fantastic when raccoons and chipmunks were outside. They undergo some changes so fingers cross will pull off. Not done up yet hence 4 stars.

Quaint traditional pub...with friendly staff.

Good old fashioned pub. Stuck in the 70s. Needs a total refurb. However, the same clientèle will still be there as this is out of town. Drinking mans place. Not a romantic place by any stretch of the imagination but good location for the estate at the edge of Lymm

The land lady was amazing she did such a great easter day for tge kids we loved it

Amazing place chilled out amazing staff amazing landlady!!!!!

My partner and I, were walking along the canals in Lymm and decided to stop for quick refreshments. We were warmly welcomed and looked after quickly. A lovely place to sit, chat and relax.

Friendly local pub with good food

Good ale and food quaint pleasant surroundings really friendly and welcoming staff

Nice cosy place, great staff service and friendly people all round

Called in with my son, part way through a long bike ride on the Transpennine Trail. Lovely welcome and super, super food. Homemade lamb stew - organic (apparently!) and full of flavour. Served with a lovely chunk of wholesome bread! Cannot recommend this pub highly enough - will call again!

Friendly pub close to transpennine trail. Fixed 2 punctures while enjoying real ale.

Really nice local pub, cheap food and open fire

Lovely little pub. Warm and friendly atmosphere. Popped in mid walk along the Pennine Way. Lovely warm fresh baguettes for lunch and dog friendly too.

Passed many a time decided to call in very nice pub

Friendly place for a drink and to watch the sport

More of your traditional old boozer. Quiet, fire blazing, served a good pint of doombar

Cosy pub with some really good ales

Quaint little place for localites to get a pint. Very friendly atmosphere and also serves simple homemade food.

8 strollers and myself dropped into the start in today having come off the Transpennine Trail for a break along with brunch. We found the place staffed by a lone young man who had no one else in the pub. We somewhat swamped him as there was no chef on and he had been let with chilli ready to sell. We were offered toasties, sandwiches or chill. He made a very good effort with 7 toasted sandwiches & 2 bowls of chilli. Along with cold and hot drinks very nicely done on trays with a pot of tea or coffee with ethe cup underneath. It took a little longer than normal but went down well anyway. We would like to say Well Done that young man for coping so well alone. Thankyou

What a beautiful little pub this is , the carling lager is fantastic and bar staff make you feel at home and welcome will be visiting here more often , having sampled a few flagons of ale we started talking to another couple who were also a Lord and lady so we can defiantly say this place is fit for a Lord Lord Rolo says well done the star inn

Stopped off for a quick cold beer here on a hot summers day. We've lived in Lymm for 5 years and only been to the Star 3 times since we've been here. This visit reminded us why! Only one member of staff on the bar but she was hardly rushed off her feet as the place was virtually empty and there was probably no more than half a dozen people outside. When my wife asked for a G&T the girl asked if she would like any ice in it to which my wife replied "yes please". The girl then asked if she wanted just one lump of ice or more? (Is there some sort of rationing on ice in Lymm at the moment?!) I joked to my wife that she should maybe have been more specific and asked for 4 chunks of ice perhaps.... After serving our drinks the girl said "That's £5.95" (no please) so I asked her again how much thinking that this might prompt a "please" - again "£5.95". Do they not teach young people manners any more? On our previous visits the pub has always looked half decorated. Today was no exception. There was a sign behind the bar apologising for the half completed work. Might I suggest that if customers were to receive a warmer reception on their visits they might get MORE customers and, if funds really are tight, more income to finish the decor!!! Such a shame as the pub is in a great spot for passing trade, right next to the canal and Trans-Penine trail. Must do better...

I stumbled on this place while cycling the Trans Pennine Trail. This pub is literally yards from the track and I called in to look for directions to a camp site. Nick the landlord could not have been more helpful taking time to provide detailed instructions. I ended up staying for a good meal and a very pleasant evening. The premises are pleasant and characterful with a beer garden and large barbecue area at the back. Food, tea and cake are also available making this a great stop for those on the Trans Pennine Trail.

Great little old fashioned pub with a good atmosphere

Great pub. Lovely welcoming atmosphere. Kids playarea. Real Meerkat corner!!! Bbq's. live music. discos and fundays often.