The Windmill in Lambeth

I hadn't been in The Windmill since it's refurb during the first wave of the pandemic, despite working round the corner we rarely went in. The pints weren't great, and it needed some TLC. I couldn't believe the transformation - the bar being moved to open out the entire place while keeping the cosy atmosphere is a dream achievement.Fuller's beers and main offenders on tap, but an Wilde Child Brewing imperial stout on draft had me questioning if Dry Jan was worth it. Someone is being punchy with the beer choices, and a few rogue guest taps should intrigue the casual boozer. Food wise, I was also doing Veggie Jan, but the kilo of Chicken Wings for £18 also had me questioning life choices.It was quiet for a Sunday afternoon, but staff were friendly and welcoming. The few that were in there were having a good time. Lucky Saint flew down in what I'd now recall as the best pint of it I had all month - they'd done a number with the branding too, everything felt special. This is how you do Dry January, not drinking and the pub don't have to be mutually exclusive, and I really truly hope some pubs take it further.

Lovely little pub, but the food portions are too small. Lunch for 2 was £50 and I felt it was far too expensive for the amount served. Cost cutting going too far, I think. One portion of Fish and Chips, looked quite literally like a fish had been cut in half. The chicken burger was literally one thigh. For the price, it's not good enough.

Good pub, relatively recently refurbished. The staff are friendly, and there's a great selection of drinks including low or no alcohol beers. They even have a no-alcohol beer on tap!

Great pub, lovely beers, really nice atmosphere. I would definitely seek this place out again if passing through Waterloo area.

Decent pub and handy for Waterloo station for a midweek pint. Haven't been here for a few years and think it must have had a refurb as I was sure they used to serve Thai food - now just standard pub classics. No problem in that, especially since wasn't eating. Good atmosphere, decent beer selection and efficient, attentive staff too. Recommended.

Nice pub with friendly staff and satmospheee. Food OK. Shame TV was on VERY loud. Would understand if customers were actually watching it but everyone had their faces in phones.

Would have been 5 stars but....I'll start off by saying what a great pub this is, and well worth a visit. Absolutely immaculate inside and out. Beautiful spotlessly clean toilets.Great range of ales and beers really well kept. London prices of course but not extortionate.Food was excellent and fairly priced. Bar staff really nice.So why, at 10pm, when i went to order our last round and asked for 3 glasses of wine, and a coffee for myself, was i told that as the kitchen was closed so the coffee machine was turned off as it had to be cleaned? May seem trivial but having spent between us over £150 i felt that this was really not good enough. I even would have settled for a decent quality instant! Honest!Still a recommended visit though.

Loved this place, especially after the renovation. The new decor is amazing and goes very well with the theatre themed ceiling. Everything about the place - vibe, ambience, service and food is very great!!!

A lovely, local on the cut. Close to Waterloo station. A very welcoming atmosphere and a good pint served cold. Sport on the television and a picture of "Mike" aka Ben Kingsley on the wall!, Certainly worth a visit and enjoy. A simple but encompassing menu on offer. Eat, drink and enjoy!

Great bar with nice selection of hand pumped ales and the usual suspects on tap (Guinness, Asahi). Lovely interior with plenty of space to sit or stand. Good selection of food too from snacks to mains. Pie of the Day W/mash, gravy & veg £13.