This leafy suburb may be best known for hosting the country's biggest tennis tournament, but you'd be amiss if you thought the buck stopped at Centre Court. Not only is it giving off some serious village vibes, but this South London spot has got a heap of great places to eat too. From weekday dinners and Saturday brunches to hearty Sunday roasts; find your next meal out with our guide to restaurants in Wimbledon.
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Last updated on 16th October 2025
Quirky to its core, The Old Frizzle is filled with cute nooks, quirky furnishings and vibrant hues. Not only does it have delicious food and the option of a DIY raclette feast - yes really - but it also puts on a tonne of events, from sports showings to live music nights.
Whether you want to cosy up by a roaring fire or are on the hunt for restaurants in Wimbledon with heated outdoor seating, The Rose and Crown has got you covered. Dating back to the 1600s, this chic watering hole combines old and new, with modern decor and vintage details.
Make a mealtime to remember at the Giggling Squid in the heart of Wimbledon Village. Tuck into Thai tapas, share a platter of Bangkok Bites or salivate over showstopping mains like Giant Butterfly King Prawn Pad Thai or Marinated Steak & Crispy Slow Cooked Beef.
There's an extensive wine list to pair with your chosen dish, as well as a choice of Thai beer to the take the edge off your spicy stir fry.
Just a short walk from Wimbledon station, Sticks'n'Sushi offers a Japanese-Danish blend of culinary delights and a cosy atmosphere that's perfect for an intimate dining experience.
The dimmed lighting, long tables, and wavy curtains that shield the exposed brick create a serene and inviting backdrop for your meal. The menu features a unique combination of classic and creative sushi, plus grilled sticks - including meat, vegetable skewers, and plenty of vegan options. Pair your meal with a carefully curated selection of Japanese-inspired cocktails, sake, wine, or speciality teas.
Up there for gorgeous restaurants in Wimbledon, 601 Queen's Road is your go-to for date nights, cocktails with friends and bottomless brunches. The rooftop haunt also houses a beautiful outdoor terrace for the summer months and brings the vibes with curated playlists.
A charming and laidback spot to catch up with friends and family, The Fire Stables is keeping you watered and fed morning, noon and night. Be sure to try its award-winning cocktails or Sunday roast and you'll see why it's regarded as one of the best restaurants in Wimbledon Village.
The Alexandra champions the best of British, using sustainably-sourced fish, seasonal veg and high-quality meat. What's more, the pub's handily nestled by Wimbledon station, making it a top choice for a couple of after-work drinks or an easy midweek meal on your way back from the city.
Traditional interiors, seasonal fare and award-winning beer are all up for grabs at The Hand in Hand. The perfect place for a post-walk bite to eat, this dog-friendly pub by Wimbledon Common provides biscuits for your four-legged friend and signature homemade pies for you.
The Dog and Fox is keeping things cheery with colourful armchairs and decorative vintage tennis rackets. Head over to the gastro joint and enjoy dishes such as pan-fried gnocchi and rocket pesto, steak with béarnaise sauce and vegan fish and chips.
Situated by Wimbledon Common, The Crooked Billet is pouring up craft ales and dishing out comforting grub. You can expect all the usuals - beef and ale pie, fish and chips, burgers and sticky toffee pudding - alongside a few gastro additions at this country pub.
A top choice of Wimbledon restaurants for brunch and Mediterranean-inspired lunches or dinners, Megan's In The Village is a stunning destination. Think posh kebabs, mezze bowls, Turkish breakfasts and pancakes, with bottomless prosecco upgrades before 5pm on weekends too.
