The Rose and Crown

In leafy Wimbledon lies The Rose and Crown. Dating back to the 1600s, this traditional village pub is the oldest lease on the Young's Brewer's books. A famous hotspot for literary greats, such as Swinburne, it now provides drinkers and thinkers alike with all of the pleasantries of the English countryside within brisk rambling distance to the city's famous English Lawn Tennis Club and shopping centre.

Beyond the thick wooden beams in its rich décor, The Rose and Crown is much loved for its roaring fires in the colder months, British seasonal dishes, real ales, bustling pub garden when the weather's nice, and unbeatable hospitality from Landlady Nicky and her team.

You can enjoy some of Young's finest guest ales, seasonal cocktails, an exciting range of low alcohol options, and -in true Wimbledon style - Pimms on tap. Their range of drinks are the perfect accompaniment for the seasonal dishes on offer. From traditional fish and chips, to Wimbledon’s best burgers, and succulent steaks, you’ll find pub classics, delicious desserts and the finest seasonal specials for appetites big and small.

Whether you’re looking to enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner -- the talented chefs are dedicated to making the Rose & Crown the best place for a hearty meal using the best of British seasonal produce.

In addition to drinking and dining, the Rose & Crown offer the perfect place in the heart of Wimbledon Village to celebrate and stay. With their traditional bar, and beautiful Conservatory restaurant (with doors opening out onto the garden) this village pub is the perfect setting for every occasion. 

There’s also 13 comfortable rooms that are great for a weekend getaway, a business stay or a more leisurely seasonal holiday with the whole family as it’s a child and dog friendly pub.

Ideally located, you’ll find Wimbledon Common right on the doorstep as well as a bustling high street and Wimbledon Tennis Courts are just a short walk away.