Windmills Craftworks

Name: Windmills Craftworks
Address: Kempegowda Int'l Airport Rd, Gangamuthanahalli, Karnataka, India
Telephone: +918861641104
Price range: $$$
Rating: 4.4

2071 votes

#1 of 12 pubs & bars in Gangamuthanahalli

#75 of 5243 pubs & bars in Bengaluru

Cocktail bars

$$$$ Price range per person INR 1,300

Kempegowda Int'l Airport Rd

Gangamuthanahalli, Karnataka, India

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Both Plaza Premium Lounge and Windmills Craftworks are recommended for visiting. Try perfectly cooked pesto pasta, chicken wings and cheese pizza at this bar. To taste tasty flija is a really nice idea. You will be offered delicious craft beer, stout or ale. Iced coffee is good, try it.

Windmills Craftworks is well known for its great service and friendly staff, that is always ready to help you. You may be impressed with fair prices at this place. The cute decor and nice ambiance let guests feel relaxed here. 4.4 is what this spot got from the Google rating system.

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rishi jauhari a month ago on Google

The prawn mango coconut curry with hefeweizen is a must try

Response from the owner a month ago

Hello Rishi,Thank you for taking the time to leave us a review. We’re so glad you enjoyed the prawn mango coconut curry with the hefeweizen.Hope to welcome you back again soon!Regards,Team Total Environment Hospitality

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Timsee Thimmaiah a month ago on Google

Airport Dining Done Right – Windmills is a Gem at Terminal 1! Who knew airport food could hit this hard? Windmills at Bangalore Airport is a refreshing surprise for anyone who appreciates good craft beer and top-notch food while in transit. I went with their Smoked Hefeweizen, and it was an absolute delight—smooth, flavorful, and perfectly balanced for a relaxed evening. The food truly exceeded expectations. The Farmer’s Pizza was a wholesome, cheesy hit, the Buttermilk Chicken Burger nailed both flavor and crunch, and the Hot Chilli Prawns brought the perfect kick to round out the meal. Service was prompt, the staff was courteous, and the ambiance? Surprisingly cozy for an airport setting. Whether you’re flying out or just landed, Windmills is definitely a must-visit spot inside Terminal 1.

Response from the owner a month ago

Hello Timsee, Thank you for the kind words and for making us a part of your journey! We're so glad you enjoyed the beer, food, and the vibe at Windmills Craftworks in the airport. It means a lot to hear that the experience stood out. We look forward to welcoming you again—whether you're flying in or out! Regards, Team Total Environment Hospitality

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Kishan Pb 6 years ago on Zomato

Airport visits are expensive and time consuming. We do spend a lot of time in the airport when we reach way too early to avoid risks with the Bangalore traffic. Here is something that could make your time worthwhile. Bangalore has built a name as the brewing capital of the country. In case you missed out on these charms of the City this restaurant is your chance for redemption. This is also a better solution than the overpriced bland sandwich that you settle for when you miss out on lunch/dinner for the sake of catching a flight.

Ambience: I was seated upstairs. The woodwork gave a nice feel to the place. It is not air-conditioned but still well ventilated and a comfortable space.

Service: Excellent. The staff is well drilled and efficient as you find in Windmills Craftworks. I like the fact that they leave the service charge at the discretion of the customer. Thank you!

Drinks: For the folks who are familiar with Windmills and Geist the list will not appear different. This is not a brewery mind you. The beers are kegged from the plant or brewing tanks. I did not have much time for check-in so went for only a full pint of the famous Windmills Hefeweizen. I rate this as the 2nd best Hefe in town after Toit Weiss. It was a delight and met the expectation. Loved the lacing left behind as the fluffy head went all the way down the glass, see the picture. Apart from the Hefe, the Windmills list included a Mango Ale and Stout. Geist were offering half pints of Belgian Wit, Dunkel and Marzen. Price is Rs 500 for the 500 ml full pint which is alright after weighing in the Windmills and Airport factors. Ain't this way way better than sipping a KF for 6 times original price at the departure gates??

Food: There are no main courses in the list. Only sandwiches and nibbles are available. I chose the Malabar Fried Fish. The fishes are assortment of chunks of Dorado, Perch and Indian Salmon fried in Rava Batter. They come in a bowl along with beaten rice flakes (pori as they call in Malabar), fried/dried coconut strips (kopra in Malayalam), peanuts with garnish of Curry leaves. While the dish is not exactly a Malabar delicacy it is quite a treat and combines perfectly with the beers. I loved biting into those coconut pieces as I should ?. You can observe from the photo that the dish is superbly presented and almost same as the Malabar Seafood Basket at Windmills Craftworks but sans Prawns and shrimps.