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The Seven Stars was situated on the B5066. This pub was present by 1881 and has now been converted to housing.

From The Good Pub Guide 1983:

A smoothly modernised country pub, popular for its food. It has been knocked into an op-plan space, but leaving individual room areas - hunting and landscape prints on the swirly plaster walls, dimpled copper tables on the thick flowery patterned carpet, and pale velvet on button-back wall banquettes and individual seats. A wide choice of bar food includes ploughmans (£1.50), chicken or plaice (£2), curry (£2.50), scampi (£2.65), chicken chasseur (£2.75), gammon (£3), steak (£5) and daily specials such as cottage pie, lamb cutlets and trout, all served by waitresses; there's also a separate restaurant; Burtonwood Best and Dark Mild; piped pop music. A grass area, grazed by sheep on our visit, has a swing and a climbing frame, and you can sit in front of the white pebbledash building, with its black shutters and cartwheels.

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