Major update on future of iconic Fylde coast village pub The Seven Stars in Stalmine near Poulton
“We can’t wait to welcome familiar faces and new ones through the doors!”
One of the Fylde coast’s most historic village pubs will be given a new lease of life next week when it reopens under new ownership.
The Seven Stars in Stalmine will be shut throughout this week for renovations ahead of its reopening next Tuesday, 17 November.
Former owners Angela and Brian left The Seven Stars over the weekend, thanking customers for making the pub a ‘special’ place full of ‘memories, laughter and good times’.
They said: “What a journey it's been! We've shared so many laughs, made amazing memories, enjoyed fantastic nights and met some truly wonderful people along the way.
“Thank you to the staff and my friends and family who have helped us get The Seven Stars back up and running again. We hope it continues to thrive with the new owners.
“To every single customer, friend, family member, staff member and everyone who has supported us, visited us, danced with us, sung with us and shared a drink with us, thank you. We're going to miss you all more than words can say.”
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New owners Paul, Anne, Steve and Nic will now run the popular venue. Yesterday, they announced that the pub will resume food service with a new daily menu; lunch will be served from 12pm to 3pm, and dinner will be served from 5.30pm until 9pm.
The Seven Stars will reopen on Tuesday 17 November. More details can be found on their Facebook account.