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Am so glad to see all the positive comments about the quality of the food at the Starre, as the charity "Supporting Our Heroes" is having a fundraising "Paella Night" this week with part of the proceeds going to help us with our "Mission" (more info available at www.supportingourheroes.org.uk)
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I have only been to this pub at lunchtime but have to say that the food is delicious. It is good home cooking at its best and the Sunday Carvery fantastic value at £6.95. Meat very tender and plenty of it, great choice of vegetables.
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I don't use this pub at night time but I have been in several times for meals and I would most certainly return again.
The food is gorgeous, well presented and in expensive. I particularly like the carvery for £6.95 on Sundays. The meat just melts and there are several choices of vegetables.
And they make PROPER gravy!
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I don't use this pub at night time but I have been in several times for meals and I would most certainly return again.
The food is gorgeous, well presented and in expensive. I particularly like the carvery for £6.95 on Sundays. The meat just melts and there are several choices of vegetables.
And they make PROPER gravy!
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Another 'private' pub, the choice of Ringwood best and 49er, like all the pubs in the area does not make this a good place for ale. try the Old George.
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Would you believe there used to be coaches from has far away as southampton to come here to sample the atmosphere, the bands, the DJ's etc, now its just a soulless hole, after many make overs and the welcoming of the chavs you'd be well advised to give this place a wide berth. Dear Sue, please buy back this place, its your duty!
anonymous - 9 Jul 2007 21:46 |
This pub as come under the new management of a very experienced couple. Resulting in: Good food and beer, no unruly behaviour, as before whilst still being favourable to watchers of all football.
Geoff - 23 Aug 2004 12:56 |
Have recently visited after years and what a surprise. No children!!, good beer and a relaxed environment. Needless to say I will return
karen butler - 7 Jun 2004 11:35 |
This must be the most premier location in Christchurch that has replaced the local youth club.
Tom Hayes - 19 Jun 2003 11:20 |
Forget the grandiose olde worlde spelling. There's nothing old or distinguished about this place. Has actually improved in recent times to merely average. Beer is looked after pretty well and virtually all footie is shown. They even had the now defunct ITV Digital when they used to show Champions League matches where not many pubs in this area did so extra marks for that.
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