Very disappointing. My wife and I stopped for lunch. They claim to be the oldest bar in Gibraltar and plug the fish and chips as the best meal. It was awful and tasted like an oven cooked ready meal
The service was poor also.
Not a great experience

Little cafe bar down side street. A bit basic but wifi was good. A few draught beers to choose from which were ok. Churros were nice and staff fairly friendly.

This was our first visit to the Star Bar as usually when we visit Gib we frequent one of the other Bars/ Restaurants in Irish Town & was just passing , my wife thought it looked attractive inside so we entered & were greeted by a friendly waitress , the food & coffee was great & at a reasonable price .
The next time we are back in Gib we will definitely visit again .

Stopped for lunch, nice setting down side street off main road,
Highly recommend the nachos and cheesy chips.

Washed day with a pint of cider and old peculiar

We found this bar by accident, It was a Saturday evening around 17:30 and all the bars were closed. (A bit strange for a Saturday evening). We strolled down Parliament lane and found the Star bar open, The owner was cleaning the furniture down so I guess he was also ready for closing however, he invited us in and we ordered drinks and food off the menu. The food was of the highest calibre and fairly priced, At one point one off our party was getting a little chilly (which is not unusual for February) so he gave her his tweed jacket. By the time we left the bar it was almost full of people. Overall a lovely refurbished bar in which the owner and staff take great pride in the food and it's appearance. A must if you like good food in a great environment.