Wimbledon 2024: Where to Eat & Drink Nearby

With all that to-ing and fro-ing of the head, spectating at Wimbledon can work up quite the appetite. Strawberries and cream is a classic, but make sure you book one of these top dining spots in the area for something a little more substantial to round off the perfect day out at the tennis. Here are the best restaurants in Wimbledon.

Best Restaurants in Wimbledon

Sticks’n’Sushi

This popular sushi and yakitori restaurant is a firm favourite with fashionable SW19 residents. Feast on signature ‘sticks’ – pork with miso, chicken meatballs, teriyaki salmon – alongside sashimi and salads, and be sure to finish with the special Wimbledon-themed dessert: a matcha and white chocolate pannacotta with a strawberry and Pimm’s reduction.

58 Wimbledon Hill Rd, London SW19 7PA, sticksnsushi.co.uk

The Alexandra

The Alexandra is all about getting involved in the festivities surrounding the biggest sporting event on the British calendar. With special themed drinks, classic British dishes and a gorgeous roof terrace, it’s a great place to pop into pre or post-match.

33 Wimbledon Hill Rd, London SW19 7NE, alexandrawimbledon.com

The Ivy Cafe

Head to Wimbledon’s Ivy outpost for stylish all-day dining (and drinking) done right. The weekend brunch is legendary and just the energy boost you need ahead of the action on Centre Court, especially when paired with a few refreshing Ivy Bloody Marys.

75 High St, London SW19 5EG, theivycafewimbledon.com

The Black Lamb

Nestled in the heart of Wimbledon Village you’ll find The Black Lamb, an eatery from farm-to-table restaurant group the Gladwin Brothers. The menu is built around their philosophy of ‘what grows together, goes together’, with a special set menu for Wimbledon featuring dishes like the signature mushroom marmite eclairs, Portland crab with spring green gazpacho, and the Over The Net cocktail, made with gin, strawberries and honey syrup.

67 High St, London SW19 5EE, theblacklamb-restaurant.com

Thai Tho

Serena Williams once called this her favourite restaurant in Wimbledon Village and Maria Sharapova was a regular – and that’s pretty much enough said. After all, there is nothing quite like a tangy and comforting Pad Thai after a long day of running around on the court (or simply watching it).

20 High Street Wimbledon, London SW19 5DX, thaitho.co.uk

The Rose and Crown

Just a short walk from the madness of Henman Hill, The Rose & Crown is where it’s at during the Championships. Every year they set up a large marquee bar which plays music until late for the duration of Wimbledon, and with large screens and a buzzing atmosphere, it’s the best place to go if you didn’t manage to bag tickets.

55 High St, London SW19 5BA, roseandcrownwimbledon.co.uk

Maison St Cassien

This Lebanese and Mediterranean café and restaurant is right in the middle of Wimbledon Village and perfectly placed for people watching. Andy Murray and Maria Sharapova are among many tennis champions who have popped in for a chicken shawarma and tabbouleh.

71 High St, London SW19 5EE, maisonstcassien.co.uk

The Fox & Grapes

A charming British gastropub which serves classics with a twist, and has won awards for its efforts. There are even rooms upstairs if your celebrations (of a British win?) get rowdier than anticipated.

9 Camp Rd, London SW19 4UN, foxandgrapeswimbledon.co.uk

Hemingways

Wimbledon’s favourite cocktail bar for when you want to experiment with something other than Pimm’s. Nab a street table if you can and soak up the last of the sun as you sip on English garden-inspired cocktails. The Forget-Me-Not tastes just like a British summer’s evening, and regular live music and open mic nights jazz up the atmosphere.

57 High Street Wimbledon, London SW19 5EE, hemingwaysbar.co.uk