The Willow Walk Pub in City of London, Westminster - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Busy spoons right next door to the station. We were staying at a nearby hotel and used over a few days, the staff were all lovely didn’t stop , and it’s a well run little pub. Good Guinness and wine at reasonable prices. 👍🏻..

I cannot recomend the bubblegum sourz clone

As a permanent wheelchair user it was easy to get into, it's a very busy wetherspoons and difficult to get a table,the bar staff are quick, the food didnt take long to arrive,it was up to the normal standards,there is a raised seating area to the back, the disabled toilet is at the rear of the pub and needs a radar key.the rear entrance is steps, Overall it's a nice place, and convenient for the theatre and the station which are close by.

Beer, as always, was in peek condition. The two beefburgers we ordered, were cold, overcooked and looked unappetising.

Good and drink we had was ok Disappointed they don’t do fish & chips

Enjoy a pint of Guinness in the UK’s kimbap heaven. Bud Light is okay too I'm 33 years old, but I got ID checked at my Korean age. It's funny.

Even though the site was pretty busy when we arrived, the team were friendly and attentive throughout our visit. The food was great and the drinks were reasonably priced for central London. Keep up the great work 🤘🏻

Nice enough for a quick drink. Maybe 2

Please INVEST in your bartenders on how to pour a pint! I am a regular customer and for the past two weeks they can't pour a pint that is worth £6.63 While you at it, please train them on customer service too please.

Banging service, needs better straws x

Good range of beers great staff lovely.

Situated across from Victoria station and bus garage, just along from Victoria theatre. The Staff are friendly. The Prices are ok for the central London Victoria area. Plenty of beers on tap and ciders on tap. The Food is what to expect from a Witherspoon's not award winning but decent enough to fill a hole. Enough seating for one hundred people. Clientele are mostly tourists and people passing through Victoria, with a few locals.

There is a Wetherspoons in Victoria but that one can be very busy. This one is smaller, just opposite a side exit from the station.It is clean, quiet with quick service. This pub offers the same as the one inside Victoria but if you are tired from a journey, the quieter atmosphere might be welcome.

The stand in duty manager was not a very nice man I'm a mobility scooter user and he to me I'm not allowed to park my scooter in the pub

Very nice place very reasonable great location

Great service food was excellent

Food was ok but nothing special. The floor/carpet was very dirty with the rests of food :(

I mean it’s a Wetherspoons. Cheap drinks. Good service. Nothing to complain about.

My train was delayed otherwise I would never have set foot in here. A big, bustling Wetherspoons - no need to say anymore, we know what they are about

Busier than normal - probably because the one at the station was temporarily closed. Very cramped with some tables so close together that you couldn’t get past other people to get to them. Dark and dingy. I like Wetherspoons sometimes (drinks are cheap and the food/drink combos are great value) but this place was a let down. Some of the menu options available at other Wetherspoons weren’t shown too. We walked out after sitting down and feeling the negative vibes.

Quiet for a nice quiet breakfast.

As expected from London. Food til 11pm was great. Cold beer and good atmosphere.

weatherspoons I visited on Sunday, 26th September 2021 This pub was busy, so it was well staffed on my visit. I had a meal and it did not take long to come All in all,with it been near London Victoria rail station, I will use it again when down in this area Monday 22nd July 2024 We again used this weatherspoons again this pub was well staffed clean, and Monday club cheap beer prices apply. There was sadly not a good choice of guest beers on, sadly, so inly 4 stars given All in all, this Weatherspoons is a good place to drink real ales in

Busy afterwork pub, unsurprisingly noisy. Good beers, good prices & the crispy chic strips were really nice. Go Weatherspoons!

First time in here, not a patch in my Spoons in Greenock, food was just edible because I was hank marvin.

Absolutely atmosphere everyone in the staff is so kind and welcoming and kind they are very nice and the drinks are amazing but need to makesure to put a notice up of what drinks they cannot do apart from that this spoons is a massive high recommend to friends or family

English breakfast with the possibility of refilling the drink.

Busy wetherspoons just outside Victoria station. More seating available than inside the station.

I never knew this place was here and have thus been enduring the Wetherspoons in Victoria Station for the pas couple of years. This pub is much nicer. There's not a lot I can say about it except it's a Wetherspoons and it's OK. Food is fine and so are the drinks. If you step outside Victoria Station, you should try this place instead of the Wetherspoons in the station. Much better.

Standard Wetherspoons experience - Drinks came swiftly and we found a place to sit ... But ended up moving after the staff came over to turn up the volume on the only TV in the place, right above our heads, until we couldn't hear ourselves talk. Asked them to turn it down even a little and was told no.

By far the most expensive wetherspoons I've ever been to

Much the same as any other Wetherspoons... but not in a bad sence

It’s a spoons in London- what more can I say! £6.63 a pint!!

Top of the range , this place is a great weatherspoons as most are .

No steak on steak Tuesday was a disappointment. 😞 However the burger I got, tasted good and the service was excellent. 👍 I was tired and just wanted food and my hotel, but the atmosphere in the pub made me want to come back on next occasion. 🍻 Thank you very much! 😊

Normal and as usual Wetherspoon you can imagine. No outdoor space or garden.

Good place to meet friends or relatives. Can get crowded Friday evenings.

The best manager ever, thank you for the help!

You'll be lucky if you can find an empty table and sit down. The beer variety is nice. Staff helpful

If you need a fast break/lunch/dinner before taking any train from Victoria station, this is a perfect spot. Quiet and relaxed, offers charging spots at each table.

The clientel were an interesting bunch

Fantastic place to eat. Lovely atmosphere. Friendly staff and Respectful. Highly recommended

Extremely loud cus small but good location

I stopped here for a lunch and a pint during a visit to London...been to this Wetherspoons before so knew what to expect, it's better than the one on the Victoria station concourse but overall just a little tatty. The tables have had most of the numbers removed and someone has just written in the holes left behind...some of the tables had no numbers written in which makes it hard to order food. The food itself, steak and kidney pudding, was just okay, but very basic and not hugely filling...at least the Leffe I had with it was good, but it's still not a cheap meal for what you got. Toilet facilities were basic and felt a little run down. Overall a very average visit but for Central London the value isn't bad.

Long wait for food. Not properly trained waiting staff. Not good. Cannot recommend.

Quite busy and normally quite limited seating, but in a great area. Nice atmosphere. Reasonable prices. A stone's throw from at two of the major theatres and Victoria station.

We went to this pub before the musical and it was incredibly busy but we managed to find a table and order. Maybe one drawback is that need a table to place and order. The service after the order was quite quick but prices are for tourists

Visited Willow Walk Wetherspoons in Victoria and found the menu to have fewer options compared to other Wetherspoons locations. Was disappointed to find that Lingham’s Garlic Chilli Sauce wasn’t available. However, the Mangalorean roasted cauliflower & spinach curry was a highlight, proving to be quite delicious.

Lovely food Good value for money Good service

A great place to meet friends close to Victoria Station 🚉

Reasonably priced beer and food. Staff friendly. Directly opposite Victoria train station

Go for the ales, stay for the Sourdough pizza. Well worth it! Big list of ales, cask pull and draught.

Its a weatherspoons. Its menu is largely the same across the UK, obviously in certain regions there may well be 1 or 2 differences. Food? Nice. Sevice? Quick. Drinks? Drank. The staff were awesome, got 2 hugs and honestly, made me feel like i was an individual not a number or a commision. Price? Again largely the same one of the very few chains that keeps a ridged price in its locations. Need a place to eat, drink and enjoy traffic go by? Come here!

Lovely stuff especially kitchen staff. Nice location just toilets need a little going over with bleach

Food went missing due to some table number error. It turned up eventually. The 'bangers and mash' dish is essentially the same as a Waitrose or M&S microwave meal with some peas thrown in. Price of course was reasonable.

Typical wetherspoons, good food

Nice place, especially after a day in london, with easy access to Victoria. Easy to order. Always busy

Cheese burger was tiny and the chips were dry. Service was very quick though

I always use this bar if in Victoria, great.

Friendly staff. A few minutes walk from Buckingham Palace. Speedy food service

Great prices. Good offers on food and drink combo. Easy order from your table. Cheap and quick service. Good real ales too.

Great place for breakfast even on a Saturday. Not too busy

A decent Wetherspoons right near Victoria Train Station. Obviously, it is a lot cheaper than other pubs in the area. Service, food and drink all very good.

wen in as it opened so atmosphere score low as there was only us in but im sure it would be different story later in day. service very good staff allowed me to change an item on menu i was unable to eat for another which is a nice chance because many weather spoons now say you can remove items off but wont allow you to swap for somethin else. food was same quality as any other spoons

In London, only this restaurant chain. The only downside is that you won't be allowed to have tea with your children in the evening if they are under 18 years old

I visited the Willow Walk with two friends for a drink and some light snacks as late-night food, I had worked all day and was very stressed, and was both low in blood sugar and mood. We arrived at the pub, and sat down, my friend ordered food for me on my phone and didn't pay attention and used my phone and paid for two meals, which was too much and couldn't be cancelled for a start. On the brink of emotional collapse, a member of staff came to ask me to show him an ID to prove my age. Incredulous and astonished as it sounds, I will be 34 years old next week in May 2024. Genuinely shocked and found that lack of common sense and moronic, the member of staff refused to accept my claim and insisted on me leaving the premise to retrieve my ID from my flat half hour walk away. After making an awkward joke that none of the three of us understood, I had to leave and embark on another journey home to retrieve the driving licence at my flat, it was almost 22:00. I went home, retrieved the driving licence, returned the premise, dangerously close to collapse for lack of strength, and resisting the pain from the stomach, the staff did not come to check the ID!! The other members of staff noticed my return, and yet, it was more than 10 minutes, and 3 attempts of my kind and patient friends approached the bar to enquire whether someone would send to our table to check the ID since I took all the trouble to retrieve it, and most importantly, to send the drink to our table. It is discovered, now that the kind lady served our table, the staff in question, the shift leader and the manager, are all too embarrassed to approach our table, and none of them dared to serve the drink. Well, at least for lack of heart and mind, they do possess a sense of humiliation. Shockingly poor customer service, astoundingly lacking common sense, surprisingly limited brain cells engaged, distressingly low level of communication skills, and abysmal immature behaviours, all contributed to a terrible experience. Enough said.

I visited the Willow Walk with two friends for a drink and some light snacks as late-night food, I had worked all day and was very stressed, and was both low in blood sugar and mood. We arrived at the pub, and sat down, my friend ordered food for me on my phone and didn't pay attention and used my phone and paid for two meals, which was too much and couldn't be cancelled for a start. On the brink of emotional collapse, a member of staff came to ask me to show him an ID to prove my age. Incredulous and astonished as it sounds, I will be 34 years old next week in May 2024. Genuinely shocked and found that lack of common sense and moronic, the member of staff refused to accept my claim and insisted on me leaving the premise to retrieve my ID from my flat half hour walk away. After making an awkward joke that none of the three of us understood, I had to leave and embark on another journey home to retrieve the driving licence at my flat, it was almost 22:00. I went home, retrieved the driving licence, returned the premise, dangerously close to collapse for lack of strength, and resisting the pain from the stomach, the staff did not come to check the ID!! The other members of staff noticed my return, and yet, it was more than 10 minutes, and 3 attempts of my kind and patient friends approached the bar to enquire whether someone would send to our table to check the ID since I took all the trouble to retrieve it, and most importantly, to send the drink to our table. It is discovered, now that the kind lady served our table, the staff in question, the shift leader and the manager, are all too embarrassed to approach our table, and none of them dared to serve the drink. Well, at least for lack of heart and mind, they do possess a sense of humiliation. Shockingly poor customer service, astoundingly lacking common sense, surprisingly limited brain cells engaged, distressingly low level of communication skills, and abysmal immature behaviours, all contributed to a terrible experience. Enough said.

can’t comment on food but quick beverage table service, quiet nice place to chill out on a hot day with a pint and a book. thank you!

Nice Weatherspoons close to Victoria Station. Relatively quiet, so quick table service.

Useful as this is a short walk from the Kent side of Victoria Station. For a Wetherspoons it is on the smaller side but has all the Wetherspoons attributes.

I think this place rates up there with most commercial places in the USA. I think the food was average, but at a fair price. So it is hard to say. It wasn't anything to write home about, but filled the need to eat.

Best cider ever: Strong Bow Raspberry Cider

I love real ales 🍺 and there was plenty of choice service with a smile

Busy pub but prompt service and great ale. Plenty of seating too.

The food was absolutely terrible! Chips freezing and the burger red hot! I was refunded, but that's not the point, I go there on my lunch break from work, I only get 1 hour, so I didn't have enough time to get anything else.

Friendly and efficient staff at this busy wetherspoons.

there is a fat ginger bar maid who should be sacked for looking like she hasn't washed in a year.

Ideal to enjoy a genuine English breakfast. I loved it.

I have to issue 5/5 on the price alone. Not entirely sure on the cheapest pint, however, a Green King was around £3.50. This venue opens early on a weekend too, so should you arrive at Victoria coach or train station, you'll be able to grab a coffee out of the cold for around £1.50. A traditional breakfast was around £6.50 too. A drink and kebab came to approximately £9.50 and includes Brewdog large IPA's and spirit options. For the location, all things considered, this is a 5/5. Should you desire £8.00 standard pints and no atmosphere then there are plenty of said options in the surrounding area 👍

Toilets at floor level, impressive.🙈😉

I have to issue 5/5 on the price alone. Not entirely sure on the cheapest pint, however, a Green King was around £3.50. This venue opens early on a weekend too, so should you arrive at Victoria coach or train station, you'll be able to grab a coffee out of the cold for around £1.50. A traditional breakfast was around £6.50 too. A drink and kebab came to approximately £9.50 and includes Brewdog large IPA's and spirit options. For the location, all things considered, this is a 5/5. Should you desire £8.00 standard pints and no atmosphere then there are plenty of said options in the surrounding area 👍

just the usual spoons pub, very reasonably price considering in london

This is scam because the beer is very expensive. Not witherspoon price! Impossible recomend!

We are at 3 Weatherspoon restaurants and loved them all!

We always come here when staying in victoria. The breakfast are great value and tasty.

Walked in for the first time, walked up to an empty bar (with the exception of one individual already being served). Completely ignored by 2/3 people behind the bar who were clearly ‘busying’ themselves. Another couple walk up, get served immediately and when I protested I was dismissed “they were here first”…. No they weren’t. I voted with my feet and left. Could have been a regular as I have just moved nearby. I shan’t be returning. Shoddy and rude.

You can relax AND eat delicious

Spoons is Spoons - as is my general review for spoons, went in just to tick it off the list - nothing special - not bad either though.

Very nice very clean and very friendly

The Wetherspoon chain is a must-see, I think, for coffee at decent prices.

Great food at a good price. Quick service when ordering food and drinks online.

We just stopped for a small beer. Nice place, good bathrooms, offers various food options.

It was very busy but we managed to get a clean table. I ordered via the app and our drinks and food were delivered quickly.

Visited in February 2015. The Willow Walk (Wetherspoon's) next to Victoria station (and our hotel) is quite nice and cozy. It’s a good place for breakfast and a couple of pints, with a solid selection of rotating casks. Definitely worth a visit if you’re nearby.

Good prices but not enough food for me (i always eat a lot to be fair) I like the refill option for hot drinks The vegetarian sausages are not my case but other people liked them

Great spoons close to Victoria.. although is quite small but ideal spot. My brother and I visited here before we headed to flight club. The service was very quick and the staff friendly. Great location and even better with Spoons prices

Just across the road from Victoria station, I feel less hurried to be away from the station.

The most expensive spoons in the country

Extremely kind staff, good prices, great location by Victoria station. Always pretty busy. Don't order chicken vindaloo if you don't love really hot food!!

No tables are ever available, and the majority of customers sitting at the tables do not move for hours on end !! Staff will not assist with this and sometimes this means you are left waiting for 45 mins for a seat before being served. Tables are sticky and it's very cramped - the tables are placed so close together it's impossible to monover around. The food arrives cold or something is burnt! Massive let down.