A Belgravia-mews Grade II listed pub dating from 1848 and last refurbished in 2008 in shabby-chic style, the Star is a traditional pub that has kept its cosy wood panelling and a real fire. Another fine feature is the Thomas Crapper wash basins. As well as a good choice of cask ales, normally four to five, there is a wide selection of single malt and other whiskies on offer as well as an attractive food menu. So far the Star has been listed in every edition of the Good Beer Guide and in September 2017 was awarded a special 45-year certificate by the then Good Beer Guide editor, Roger Protz. It was also CAMRA West London's Pub of the Year 2017 and some of the photos show the night of that certificate presentation. Winner of a CAMRA Golden Award in 2021; our photo shows CAMRA RD Geoff Strawbridge, pub manager Ema Harker, and Fuller's Retail Director Fred Turner.