Julie Hill

Google review

Ended up in Sale at lunchtime and found this Cafe on Google. Vegetarian teenager and I had the smashed avocado, and hubby had the special of the day. All enjoyed it. Good size serves, not tiny but not huge. Got a cake each to take away as they had gluten free options.

Ash Bartley

Google review

We had a lovely dinner. The food was delicious and the customer service was great. They also have quite a few gluten free meals to choose from.

Mick Staley

Google review

We sat outside due to having our dog with us, service was great, coffee fantastic and the meal really topped it off. My wife had the breaky wrap and loved it, I had a onezy breakfast with gluten free bread which was cooked perfectly. Thankyou

mihaela raguz

Google review

Ordered a pizza and burger and wow it tasted delicious, you can tell the ingredients we're fresh and made with love. Lots of vegan and gluten free options. And their coffee wow yummy thank you!

Tengli ChubỖ

Google review

Booking a table for 30 people at the Star Hotel in Sale felt like a logistical nightmare—dietary restrictions, last-minute no-shows, and one vegan who “forgot to mention” their preferences until arrival. But the staff? Absolute legends. They rearranged seating on the fly, handled substitutions without batting an eye, and even kept the chaos to a dull roar. Now, the star of the show: the yellow curry with tofu. As a vegetarian, I’m used to being handed bland, token veggie options, but this dish was a revelation. The curry itself was a symphony of flavors—creamy coconut, zesty lemongrass, and a gentle heat that built with every bite. The tofu? Crispy on the outside, silky inside, and soaked up the sauce like a flavor sponge. It’s rare to find a pub that treats plant-based dishes with this much care, and I’d argue it’s better than most tofu curries I’ve had at dedicated Asian restaurants. The rest of the group raved about their meals too—classic pub staples like steak and bangers were devoured, and even the gluten-free diners got proper plates (no sad salads here). Portions were huge, service was lightning-fast despite our crowd, and the vibe stayed lively without tipping into chaos. Special shoutout to the team for accommodating our herd of 30 with humor and efficiency. They even split bills without the usual apocalyptic sighing. If you’re coordinating a big group (or just want a curry that’ll make tofu skeptics rethink their lives), the Star Hotel is a winner.