The restaurant at the Star Inn is situated upstairs in the oldest part of the building; it has a 'barrelled' ceiling and was originally built in 1348 as the dormitory for the stone masons who built the church. The Good Pub Guide 2004 commented: 'The L shaped bar has a relaxed chatty atmosphere, a fine log fire in the inglenook fireplace, with panelling and built in wall settles. The tables are candlelit at night, 'specials are chalked up on boards and there is a decent choice of bar food. The beer is well kept, they do an exceptionally mean Bloody Mary and offer an extensive and well thought out wine list. You can play bar billiards to a relaxing background of classical piped music  and outside the prettily planted sloping garden with its rustic furniture has lovely views of rolling oak-lined pastures dotted with sheep.'

The food ranges from traditional pub classics includes fish and chips, Ploughman's lunches, sandwiches, baguettes, soups, salads, pâtés, home-cured salmon gravadlax.

Wines are available by the 175ml and 250ml glass and by the bottle with a notable Tempranillo on the house list.