The Windmill in the City — Restaurant in London

We went there yesterday, and it was great. Good food, really nice waiter, nice atmosphere.

Today we thought we wanted to repeat, but waiter was different. Waitress was not as welcoming or nice. Drinks that yesterday we had, today they were not doing them. But she ensure that they never ever had them, we know that's not true, we had them yesterday, it's ok if she no longer wants to do it but she didnt accept our word, pretty much calling us liers.

And by the time of paying she made us pay separately drinks and food, which meant I couldnt do with the card I had to. I needed to know that in advance, otherwise it should be her problem, not mine. you separate afterwards, why does it have to be my issue?

The main important thing is... previous day, everything was ok, I could pay in one go, I could have the drink I wanted, but this woman made us look as liers, she said she was the owner and we were not right. Well, I am not going to write what I think you are, but I'll never going back if she is there. We are not lying, and you are too rude to work facing public.

There are much better...

Well I went in to this establishment with pure fire of last nights Nduja pizza coming out with 0 mercy given.. I asked the lovely gentleman who was very polite if I could use his bathroom as there was meer seconds to spare with a promise to buy a drink after he directed me to the lou. This is we're the problems started it was a. Sliding door with not a lock in site but in the heat of the moment I simply sat down and released away. Only to find there was no lou roll at all. As a young man I was a boy scout so I already new the pain that was to come. I shouted for help and there was no response. So the only option was to use my socks as there was alot of mess. But to top it all off they were my favourite coco pops socks that I had received as a Christmas gift. Outrage. 1 star of 5 for...

Don't be fooled by the great looking exterior and the punk music playing loudly in the evening: this is not a good boozer.

That much strikes you as soon as you go in. The interior of the pub has few chairs, and a handful of poser tables. It's designed for transience, rather than sitting down and enjoying yourself for any length of time.

They serve expensive lager with a few faux-craft ales from big breweries. There are no hand pumps. I'm not sure I've ever even been in a pub in this country with no hand pumps. That should be illegal.

To top it all off there's a £5 minimum spend to use your card - not a problem with...