Randomness Guide to London - Differences between Version 18 and Version 17 of Little Windsor, SM1 4BY

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category='Beer Garden,Fuller's,Good Beer Guide,Good Beer Guide 2007,Good Beer Guide 2008,Good Beer Guide 2009,Good Beer Guide 2010,Good Beer Guide 2013,Good Beer Guide 2014,Good Beer Guide 2015,Good Beer Guide 2016,Pub Food,Pubs,Real Ale'
category='Beer Garden,Fuller's,Good Beer Guide,Good Beer Guide 2007,Good Beer Guide 2008,Good Beer Guide 2009,Good Beer Guide 2010,Good Beer Guide 2013,Good Beer Guide 2014,Good Beer Guide 2015,Pub Food,Pubs,Real Ale'
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formatted_website_text=' class="external">littlewindsorsutton.co.uk'
formatted_website_text='littlewindsorsutton.co.uk'

Fuller's pub in Sutton.

Inside, there's a U-shaped seating area wrapped around the bar. One "arm" is a cosy snug-like area with the toilets at the back; the other leads out to a beer garden. Decor is traditional, cosy and clean, with a mix of carpeting and varnished floorboards. A skylight in the garden arm of the "U" ensures plenty of natural light. There's some seating out the front too, on a little patio enclosed from the street.

Kake visited on a Friday lunchtime in August 2012. The handpumps were clipped for five real ales: Chiswick, Discovery, ESB, London Pride, and Okells Bitter. They were also advertising English wines (though not fruit wines) by the bottle. A pint of lime and soda was £1.

When I arrived around 12:30pm, there were two or three other customers in and a few more arrived while I was there. Music was playing, though not too loud. Service was friendly and helpful.

According to their website as of August 2012, food is served noon-2:30pm, 5pm-9pm Mon-Sat; and noon-3:30pm, 5pm-9pm Sun (see photos of menus as of this date: page 1, page 2). Filled rolls (£1.80) were also available on my visit, displayed clingfilm-wrapped behind the bar.

Accessibility: A step to get in at both entrances, and I think more steps to the beer garden (though not 100% sure of the latter). There's a step between bar and toilets, and more steps behind the door to the loos, with a sturdy handrail on one side. The ladies' cubicles are up another step after this, though they're a decent size inside.

Kake's verdict: Worth the walk from the station.

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Last visited by Kake, August 2012. Opening times taken from the Little Windsor website, August 2012.

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