The Windmill Inn - West Somerset

Eaten here many times and have never been disappointed but this latest visit was not good. The member of Staff that took our order looked so miserable. We ordered and waited an hour for meal to arrive. The food was of poor quality and not quite as expected. Out of five meals ordered just the fish finger sandwich looks ok. The ploughman's was very poor with a spoon full of processed grated cheddar and small slice of blue cheese, the ham was very nice and plenty full. I had praised you to my friends but the experience was not a good one, a great shame.

Have passed this pub many times and always wanted to try. We stopped around 5pm, staff were lovely and welcoming. It was busy but we found a table easily. My husband had fish and chips, I had the chicken fillet burger and my daughter had the cod Goujons and choose from the kids menu. The food was freshly cooked and generous portions and was delicious. Would highly recommend and then my daughter had the kids brownie which she said was lovely. I think for the 3 of us with drinks it was £60 so it wasn’t cheap but it was a lovely meal and we all enjoyed. There is a playground outside for children and they do a carvery on a Sunday Would definitely come back when in the area

It was our first and LAST time at The Windmill Inn. food was horrendous, overpriced and tasted like dirty oil. HUGE disappointment overall, can’t believe how many people recommended us here with good reviews and saying that the food was nice! in the end what they said was far from the truth, cheap and nasty, never again. the staff never checked up on us at all after we received our food, they weren’t very welcoming, and no refund was offered. don’t waste your time here, not worth it at all. gross.

Advertising says Sunday lunch till 5pm arrived 16.20 to be told we have finished and we don't do walk ins nothing on the sign says this we tried to eat here a while ago and there was no meat and the management said we had a refund well yes because we had no food won't be trying a third time, better places with better customer service nearby.

A great pub, conveniently located on the A39 for all the travelers heading by car to Minehead or Exmoor. I met the new managers, Michael and James, who have only been in charge for a week or two. They have a new chef, a new menu and a generally new and fresh feel to an iconic inn that has been around for many years. The new management team is full of good ideas about what to do with The Windmill, and I wish them the best of luck. Michael I will be back soon.