The Seven Stars

In the shadow of the Royal Courts of Justice, The Seven Stars stands as a testament to London's storied past, with its origins tracing back to 1602. This small yet vibrant pub offers more than just a pint; it serves up a slice of history steeped in the atmosphere of old London. Patrons are greeted by 'The General,' the resident feline who embodies the pub's charm and warmth. Here, lawyers and locals alike convene to celebrate case victories over well-kept real ales, as the walls whisper tales of centuries gone by. The decor is quintessentially British, with wooden beams and cozy nooks that invite you to linger longer than planned. Reviews praise not only the hearty portions but also the genuine, unpretentious vibe that makes this pub a beloved hideaway. Be prepared for an intimate experience—this space is small, often bustling with laughter and conversation, making it feel like a home away from home for many. And while reservations aren’t taken, the wait for a table is often rewarded with some of the best comfort food in town and an engaging atmosphere that captures the essence of London's rich communal tapestry.