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The reopening date has been revealed for an historic 18th Century pub in Lancashire which already has a superb reputation for great food.
The Windmill in Parbold is looking forward to welcoming back diners and visitors on Thursday, 27th February 2025 after a substantial two-month renovation.
All the best features of this local community favourite have been retained with some exciting new elements waiting for people to discover.
The Windmill team has been working hard to bring guests something special for the relaunch including some well-loved familiar faces, menu favourites plus some superb new additions.
Improvements include the delicious new breakfast menu which is available for the first time.
Diners will be able to start the day in style with a mouth-watering range of breakfast and brunch options.
Whether you’re looking for a hearty meal or something light, the new menu will have something to satisfy every craving.
Breakfast will be served from 9am onwards.
People are already looking forward to Mother’s Day at the newly refurbished Windmill on 30th March 2025.
With a warm and welcoming new look and ambiance, it’s the perfect setting to treat your mum to a truly special experience, with a special Mother’s Day menu due to be revealed soon.
Reservations for The Windmill from 27th February onwards are now live: https://svtables.com/widget/?rest_id=685
The Windmill will open from 9am until late seven days a week and remains a very traditional English pub, with a bar serving wine and cocktails.
Look out for delicious new afternoon teas, bottomless brunches and more, which will be coming soon.
It’s also the perfect venue for events such as baby showers, birthdays and family celebrations.
The Windmill Manager Ed Nikaj, who has been at the venue for 12 years, is looking forward to reopening the doors soon. He said:
“The Windmill is proud of its place at the heart of our community, and we can’t wait to welcome people back and see what they think.
“The pub has undergone a substantial renovation over the past two months which will really elevate the experience for our customers.
“The interest in what’s happening has been huge. People I have spoken to are so excited to see the new look!
“Everything that has made The Windmill so loved for so many years has been retained, including staff members, favourite dishes, the essence of what we are, as well as restoring some of the heritage features in the pub.
“We are also pleased to be able to offer some fantastic new additions, including some new dishes which I know our customers will love, as well as our breakfast and brunch menu which will be the best around.
“We are looking forward to seeing everyone return.”
Mikhail Hotel And Leisure Group has vowed to make The Windmill “a very special place” after acquiring the venue last year.
The Windmill has secured planning permission for Phase 2 of its expansion plans and the new extension and new-look pub should be completed by the end of May.
Mikhail Group already has an impressive track record of restoring and elevating quality venues in the North West including in Liverpool, Southport and St Helens.
Book Your Table
Reservations at The Windmill from 27th February 2025 onwards are now open. Reserve your table now: https://svtables.com/widget/?rest_id=685
● For more details about The Windmill Parbold visit: thewindmillparbold.co.uk
● Visit 3 Mill Lane, Parbold, Wigan WN8 7NW
● Email info@thewindmillparbold.co.uk
● Follow The Windmill Hotel Parbold on Facebook and Windmill Parbold on Instagram
About The Windmill
The Windmill Hotel opened in 1794, before George III had fallen to his madness and when a Horatio Nelson was working his way through the ranks of the Royal Navy, on his way to seriously annoying the French at the battles of the Nile and Trafalgar.
The pub’s construction was timed to take advantage of the opening of the early sections of the Leeds to Liverpool canal, as well as to service thirsty farmers depositing their grain at the neighbouring windmill.
Villagers seeking the conviviality of great ale, superb food, flowing conversation and a roaring fire made up the numbers and not a lot has changed since.
The Windmill team have stuck to the principles of a great English country pub.
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