Seven Stars in Herefordshire

Stopped off in the seven stars for lunch today.Nice selection of local ales, there is a lunch menu containing sandwiches as well as the full menu.They had gluten free bread so were able to do a sandwich for my wife. I had the ploughman's, both very good and the service was excellent.Dog friendly, he got a big treat off the lady behind the bar when we arrived, would certainly go back for lunch again or dinner in the evening.

Didnt see rooms, but a lovely outdoor space to sit and chill with a bottle of wine, staff lovely and welcoming. Lots of history in the building. A must see when visiting Ledbury.

A lovely pub on the High Street in Ledbury, one of the few places open on a Sunday fir a cup of coffee or tea! Staff were welcoming and efficient, seating for two was comfortable leather bucket chairs and the atmosphere was busy but calm.

Wonderful meal (we chose from the special Jubilee menu) and very attentive, pleasant and efficient staff. Great atmosphere in the restaurant. Spoke to the manager to praise the staff and service. Recommended.

Nice rooms but the service needs some attention. The staff tried to make one of their issues with a room our issue * this was not appreciated & considered bad manager.Some of the food is ok. The 'apple chutney' with cheese board was a stewed apple & cinnamon suitable for an apple pie. It was cheap & lazy. The fish & chips was good.Unsure whether to stay there again but we hope that they improve as the building is lovely as were the bar staff.

So lucky to get a table at 7.45 on a Saturday evening. Good menu, great food and very good service.Very pleasant restruant environment in this old and atmospheric pub.

We (my wife & I) stayed at the Seven Stars for two nights whilst attending a wedding nearby. Despite being told that the manager was off sick with Covid, the staff couldn’t have been friendlier, more helpful, or more accommodating. We were made to feel like regulars: Nothing was a problem and everyone that looked after us whilst we were there were simply fantastic. The room was comfortable (watch the beams though: at 6’2” I knocked my head a few times!) and well appointed.We only ate snacks and breakfast, but the food we had was cooked fresh and was delicious. They even went out of their way to ensure that we had food available on the first evening when we thought we would arrive after the kitchen closed.Great stay, and would gladly return

Went here by mistake while staying locally. Menu completely unambiguous so expected well done classics. If only. Ordered breaded Brie and plum chutney to start. The Brie was cold in the centre, the breadcrumbs were musty and the chutney tasted like jam. My partner ordered roast pork for main. The pork that arrived was a fatty assemblage of pale tasteless meat (have seen more colour on a Scotsman’s thigh in January), squatting in a sad little pool of urine coloured liquid - apple sauce apparently. Plum crumble arrived 25 minutes late, the crumble having been unfrozen and poured over the plums that hadn’t made it into the chutney. Beyond dismal. Avoid or consider giving up food.

We had a good experience. The service and meal was excellent. The waitress was on her own, serving, pulling pints, taking orders and anything else in between. She should be well rewarded as she dealt with it all in her stride.

Great lunch. Very friendly and helpful staff.The food is very tasty. The burger seems homemade (it does not have the processed feel that many have) and was delicious.The beer was good (Ledbury Real Ale).We also had a dessert to share - chocolate brownie. Very nice!