The Windmill in Lambeth

Excellent boozer, and range of beers. Just a shame that almost all tables are usually taken at lunch, so nowhere to sit if it's not sunny outside. Can't blame them, only reason it's not 5 stars

Pretty traditional pub for after work drinks serving drinks and some food good for sharing nibbles (e.g. chips and nachos). I find inside good for a winter drink (as it feels warm and cosy with no windows to show you the outside), but in summer it means you're inside and can't enjoy a London summer evening.

Great Pub, good food and excellent beers

Love the pub itself. But the food was absolutely shocking. The buffaloumi burger was basically inedible.

Lovely refurbed London pub , great for a cool IPA or cider, nice hipster decor, recommended!

Great pub, with a good atmosphere, and good beer and food. Will be back soon 😊

Nice pub. Decent beer selection. Good space to enjoy a few pints amongst friends.

Having not been to The Windmill for several years it was lovely to go back for a Sunday lunch. All staff were great and the roast beef was excellent. Nice to have a sensibly sized and tasty Yorkshire pudding rather than a crazy oversized one precariously balanced on top of everything like you seem to get in some places! Desserts (Brownie and Sticky Toffee Pudding) both with ice cream were good and well priced. Decent selection of lagers too.Very much enjoyed.

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.