Wimbledon isn’t just famous for tennis – it’s home to some cracking pubs too. Whether you're after a cosy pint post-Common stroll or a lively spot to catch the match, this leafy corner of South West London delivers. From historic inns with roaring fires to modern boozers serving up craft beer and pizza, we've picked based on great experiences and decent prices.
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Last updated on 20th October 2025
Tucked beside Wimbledon Common, The Hand in Hand is a charming cottage-style pub with a cosy, countryside feel. Expect hearty portions, a strong beer and wine list, and a warm welcome whether you're popping in for a pint or a Sunday roast. Its dog-friendly vibe and leafy setting make it a local favourite all year round. Just a short walk from Wimbledon Village, it's perfect for post-walk pints, alfresco drinks, or a relaxed weekend lunch.
Right in the heart of Wimbledon Village, The Dog & Fox is a stylish gastropub and boutique hotel with a lively yet refined atmosphere. Known for its British seasonal menu, the kitchen serves everything from Aberdeen Angus steaks to farmhouse cheeses, all made with top-quality local ingredients. The bar is well-stocked with cask ales, fine wines, and premium spirits, making it a go-to for both casual drinks and special occasions. With 28 boutique rooms upstairs and a prime location near Wimbledon Common, it's perfect for everything from Sunday roasts to overnight stays.
The Crooked Billet is a picture-perfect pub with a villagey charm and a relaxed, rustic feel. Inside, you'll find roaring fires, cask ales, and a seasonal British menu that's ideal for long lunches or cosy dinners. The outdoor seating is a real draw in warmer months, especially for dog walkers and weekend wanderers. Just a short stroll from Wimbledon Village, it's a go-to for locals and visitors alike.
Tucked just off Wimbledon Village High Street, The Fire Stables is a stylish gastropub known for its exposed brick interiors, leather banquettes, and relaxed yet refined atmosphere. Open seven days a week, it serves everything from light lunches to three-course dinners, with a menu focused on seasonal British produce and elevated pub classics. The cocktail list is a highlight, alongside a solid wine selection and rotating craft beers. With its cosy charm and prime location near Wimbledon Common, it's a top pick for brunch, date nights, or a post-walk pint.
The Old Frizzle is a lively, all-day pub known for its eclectic interiors, big screens for sport, and a buzzing weekend crowd. The menu features elevated pub classics, brunch favourites, and Sunday roasts, alongside a solid range of craft beers, cocktails, and wines. With regular live music, quiz nights, and a spacious layout perfect for groups, it's a go-to for everything from match days to bottomless brunch.
Dating back to the 1600s, The Rose & Crown is one of Wimbledon's oldest pubs. Once a haunt for literary legends like Swinburne, today it blends period charm (think thick wooden beams and cosy corners) with modern comforts like Sky Sports, outdoor heaters, and even Pimms on tap. Just a short stroll from the All England Lawn Tennis Club, it's a top spot for post-match pints, seasonal British plates, or even a weekend stay in one of its boutique en-suite rooms. Dog and family-friendly, with a leafy beer garden that's made for long afternoons.
The Garratt & Gauge isn't your average Wimbledon boozer, it's a bold, industrial-style bar packed with personality. Think neon signs, exposed brick, and shuffleboard tables, plus a menu that leans into stacked burgers, loaded fries, and stone-baked pizzas. With regular live music, big screens for sport, and a buzzing crowd most nights, it's a go-to for group hangs, casual dates, or pre-club drinks. Just steps from the station, it's one of the liveliest spots in town when the weekend hits.
