2010 Brasserie in Cheshire East

Visited The Windmill Pub on Mon 14th April with my mum, from the minute we walked in we were warmly greeted by Kelly. We were very impressed with the attentiveness of Kelly and the staff. Nothing was too much trouble. The food was delicious and plentiful and reasonably priced. Kelly even topped up our teapot free of charge! I would highly recommend this fantastic pub, you wont be dissappointed. I will definitely be returning to sample the rest of the delicious menu. Keep up the excellent work Kelly and team. Kind regards Karen Cannon (and Mum)

We just dropped in for a drink on a busy bank holiday and without realising sat at an empty table that was in the area for food service, but where other pubs may have just asked you to move with no consideration - the waiter came over and kindly told us he had reserved us a table in the bar area to move to and made sure to check on us while we were there - it's the small things that make a big difference and we will definitely be back!

All ways friendly staff, clean, excellent service, roast beef and ham hot and delicious 😋 drinks excellent, lovely experience.

Considering the premium price tag, the service was terrible. Booked a table for 8pm, had to wait half an hour at the bar before we could sit down anywhere. Food was okay.

We came for the first time last week as part of Mild Magic. Accessibility: to be fair, I didn't even try to get in the pub as my husband didn't think it would be easy in my wheelchair. Plus, it was a lovely day for drinking outside. There is a carpark, which is quite a steep slope with gravel and it's quite uneven. I did roll down, to the consternation of onlookers, but my husband complained about pushing me back up. However, once you've battled the car park, there was a ramp up to the outside eating area, so someone's had disability thoughts at some point. I have no idea if there is a disabled toilet inside and the website doesn't say. There are lovely views over Bollington recreation ground, where we could watch a game of cricket. In the distance, you can just about see White Nancy through the trees. It was altogether very civilised. We enjoyed our Bollington brewery mild so much that we decided to get food as they had vegan options. I had a vegan hot dog, which was nothing fancy, but very nice. The staff were lovely, but the policy of taking a name rather than table numbers meant they were wandering around with our food for a while before they found us. It's not the waiting staff's fault, we just didn't hear them. The pub is dog friendly, with water bowls provided. There were a lot of cyclists and walkers, presumably because it's so close to the Middlewood Way. We'll definitely come back, but I might attempt to get inside next time.