The Star Inn - Carta

Popped in for a pint and lunch and found a menu with plant options. Shared the veg platter. Was excellent. Would have liked to try some of the other options.

This is such an amazing old pub. The vibe is so warm and relaxed, and the food was absolutely delicious. I had the lamb shank it has to be the best I've ever had. You must visit this pub if you're in the area.

I love the George Inn. Very friendly welcome, food is sublime. They've been in the Michellin Good Pub guide 2007 2012. Current landlords have been there for about 12years. Food is excellent really excellent! Its a typical quaint village pub but the food is another level! Ver carta

Having enjoyed another lovely visit to The Cathedral of The Downs, then this is the place to get a pint and a good lunch.No, a superb lunch. You should try the Mustard Baked ham, egg and chips! Well looked after ales will more than slake your thirst, if you're not driving). Lovely area to stroll around.

Greene King pub with just their usual average uninspiring ales and no guests. We were here for the food and I was very impressed not only with the ample portions and the presentation. The service was first rate as well. I also thoroughly enjoyed relaxing in the mock lounge after the meal with a late snifter.

We weren’t hopeful of many vegan options when we parked the camper in the nearby campsite, but we were surprised to discover the very accommodating George Inn! The veggie and vegan options are clearly marked on the menu and we enjoyed the delicious locally-made bread with olive oil and balsamic vinegar, plus a delicious lentil and vegetable cottage pie (topped with sweet potato mash and with optional cheese for non-vegans). Ver carta

Lovely food, beautiful surroundings, elegant understated table settings. The staff are lovely people, but the service was appalling. We had to ask twice for bread and for the time it arrived with all finished of this course after we finished our main course we sat there with dirty plates in front of us for sometime. We eventually asked somebody to clear them away who then stacked the dirty plates on the table in front of us. Some basic training in foodservice would be good. We then sat there for a rather long time waiting for the desert menus which we had to ask for in the end, we just had coffee Which we took in the lounge area so that we could sit in front of the fire as by then the room w...

A beautifully decorated pub/restaurant and hotel. Guest car park at the back is a great bonus just buzz for entry. The lady who greeted us, showed us to the table and took our coats delightful. Restaurant wasn’t busy at all. We ordered drinks main course Sunday lunch roast beef was perfect served with veg , a small Yorkshire pudding and roast potatoes on the plate gravy and horseradish on a separately. We finished main course and male waiter took the empty plates away. We probably waited 20 mins and then asked for dessert menus. We ordered desserts and coffee/ again lovely but once again we had to ask for the bill and there was only one waiter who was setting up tables. Bill came, reasonably...

I only stopped by here for a quick drink so I am really only commenting on the pub and the service in this review although I plan to come back to eat and possibly stay while walking the South Downs Way. I had been out in Alfriston for the day with the new boy and after a visit to the local gallery and a glorious walk through the Sussex countryside, we popped in her for a quick glass of red before heading home. The pub, like everything in the picturesque village of Alfriston, is old (14th century) and quaint. Think open fires, low wooded beams and lots of character. Wanting to make the most of the early spring sunshine we sat in the garden which is also beautiful. The service was reasonably f... Ver carta