Guide to Food & Drink Options at the Wimbledon Championships
By Ed C
Updated 15th May 2025
The Wimbledon Championships are more than a celebration of tennis. The Tournament has also become a celebration of the food and drink that are synonymous with the occasion. From fine dining to strawberries and cream, the Championships continue to serve up the most delicious food and drink year after year.
Whatever type of ticket you have, here's a run-down of the best places to eat and drink at The Championships:
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Food and drink options for Debenture Ticket holders
From The Champions’ Room to The Renshaw Restaurant, debenture ticket Holders have the pick of world-class cuisine at the Championships.
With 11 exclusive bars and restaurants to choose from, it’s safe to say that debenture ticket Holders won’t be going hungry on their visit to Wimbledon.
From relaxed bars to some of the most sophisticated dining experiences available, here are some of the restaurants you can visit on your day at The Championships.
Wimbledon debenture restaurants
With the exception of the ballot only ' The Champions Room', the following restaurants are available to all Centre Court and No.1 Court debenture ticket holders:
| Restaurant | Menu | Details |
|---|---|---|
| The Champions' Room |
Your table is reserved for the day and includes welcome drinks, a four-course lunch and traditional Wimbledon afternoon tea. Specially selected wines and a complimentary bar are also included. |
The most exclusive debenture restaurant on Centre Court. The Champions’ Room opens at 10.30am. All guests are encouraged to be on Centre Court when play starts, so please arrive in good time to enjoy the full day's experience. Reservation required (Ballot winners only). Reserved table available for the entire day. |
| The Renshaw Restaurant |
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Reservation required. Reserved table available for the entire day. |
| The Courtside Restaurant |
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Reservation required. On-day reservations available. |
| The Courtside Brasserie |
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Reservations not required. |
| The Terrace Restaurant |
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Reservations not required. Lunch from 11am. Light supper from 6pm till 8pm. Gets very busy at lunch and in the evenings. |
| The Wingfield |
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Reservations not required. |
| The Gallery |
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Reservations not required. |
| The Veranda |
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Reservations not required. |
| No.1 Bar |
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Reservations not required. |
Wimbledon debenture Bars
While debenture ticket holders are spoiled for choice with dining options, you can also enjoy a coffee, cool beverage or light snack at one of the debenture bars and lounges:
| Bar | Details |
| The Gallery Bar |
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| The Roof Top Bar |
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| The Lounge |
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| The No.1 Bar |
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How do I make a reservation for a Wimbledon debenture restaurant?
Debenture ticket holders should book when reservations open in early May. debenture holders are notified by email when the reservation period opens in May. Booking instructions are included in the notification email.
Reservations must be made by the Debenture Holder. If you have purchased a debenture ticket from a debenture Owner, you will need to ask the original debenture holder to make an early reservation yourself.
On-the-day reservations can still be made if you have a Wimbledon debenture ticket. Visit the debenture Reception (opposite Gate 3), to make an on-the-day reservation enquiry.
Food and drink options for Ballot and Queue Ticket holders
While Wimbledon’s restaurants serve offer excellent fine dining, there’s much more to taste and experience around the Championships. The tournament annually hosts some of the best food stalls and pop-up restaurants that London has to offer:
| Venue | Food and drink options | Location |
|---|---|---|
| The Larder |
|
No.1 Court (West side) |
| Refreshments on the Hill |
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St Mary's Walk |
| Walled Garden Food Market |
|
No.1 Court (West side) |
| Food Village |
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No.1 Court (East side) |
| Long Bar |
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Centre Court (East side) |
| Tea Lawn |
|
Centre Court (East side) |
| Lawn Buffet |
|
Centre Court (East side) |
| Bakery |
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No.2 Court (South side) |
| Village Bar |
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No.2 Court (South West side) |
| Larder |
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No.2 Court (South West side) |
Picnicking
Planning on setting up camp and having an all-day picnic at Wimbledon? No problem.
You can bring food and drink with you into The Championships. However, the Wimbledon Spectator Rules state that you cannot bring picnic hampers, flasks, cool boxes or camping chairs.
You can bring alcohol into the Grounds, but you will be limited to:
- 1 x 750ml bottle of wine or Champagne
- 2 x cans of 500ml beer
- No spirits or fortified wines allowed
Can I get breakfast at the Wimbledon Championships?
The Wimbledon Grounds open daily at 10am. If you want to grab breakfast beforehand, the Wimbledon area is well served by breakfast cafe's.
For the past few years people in the Wimbledon Queue have been able to grab a coffee and bacon bap (or vegetarian equivalent).
If you can wait until you get in to the Grounds, you will be able to buy coffee and croissants, and some cafe's and restaurants offer a brunch menu.
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