Serving food all day from 12-10 (12-9 Sunday), the 18th century Star has been greatly extended over the years. Although featuring fake timber, there are some genuinely old parts to the pub, but you have to hunt to find them. There is a more "public bar" area to the left of the main entrance. As well as comfortable seating there is a large fireplace here. Outside is a large terraced area which allows al fresco dining in the summer. The name of the pub comes from the badge of the Earls of Surrey and Sussex, as the border between the two counties, runs just a few feet to the south of the pub. The guest beer usually comes from one of the larger independent breweries. Full disabled facilities are available and children are welcome. There is a Premier Inn next door to this Chef & Brewer branded pub. Card-carrying CAMRA members get a 10% discount on cask beers. Dogs are permitted in the bar area if kept on a lead.