Where to Find the Best Brunch Spots in Wimbledon

When other people hear Wimbledon, they automatically think tennis, but when I hear Wimbledon my mind zooms in on the amazing brunch experiences we’ve had in the area!

From cosy little cafes with outside seating, to beautiful restaurants with massive windows to make for a cute Instagrammable photo. There’s a ton of great restaurants here for brunch, and here are the best ones we’ve tried!

My Picks for the Best Brunch in Wimbledon

601 Queens Rd

I just love how tranquil and relaxing this place is. It kind of gives you the feeling of being outside while still being inside, if that makes sense. This is achieved through their massive windows on a rooftop, that leads to amazing views of the outside garden.

It’s also cool that the view isn’t the only thing that they offer. I highly recommend their eggs benedict with homemade hollandaise, or their great starters! It’s a quiet and relaxing breakfast place with a friendly atmosphere that would make anyone sit back unwind!

📍Centre Court Shopping Centre, 4 Queen’s Rd, London SW19 8YE, United Kingdom

Bill’s Wimbledon Restaurant

After watching a movie nearby we managed to stumble into a restaurant that serves the best European cuisine! It kind of reminds me of a big local family restaurant, we’ve got local sports teams in one table and a big family with kids in the other. Despite how busy it was, we were quickly accommodated by their loving staff!

They have great brunch or breakfast options. I placed an order for matcha lattes, fruit juice, and pancakes for brunch. I was astounded by the good portion size and value for money. Best thing is, they don’t skimp out on the maple syrup for their pancakes!

Megan’s in the Village

Here’s where to find the best Turkish Brunch or a Lebanese breakfast in Wimbledon. On my first visit to Megan’s, I had a wonderful time. Booking online was quick and simple. The atmosphere and design were superb, vibrant on a late Saturday afternoon. There is a good variety of options on the menu; the veggie option and the chili chicken shakshouka were standouts!

Second time we went there we had a great plate of smashed avocado on sourdough with baked eggs which was simply amazing! It’s also super close to the Wimbledon station what you could be in and out of the area in an hour or two!

Ivy Cafe Wimbledon Village

The Ivy has numerous branches spread out across the city but the Ivy Cafe in Wimbledon is hands down the best one. Even from the outside you see a majestic red building and the inside absolutely does not disappoint!

We highly recommend sitting in the conservatory to enjoy natural light and a breeze, as well as the excellent decor, layout, and seating. The cream tea was freshly baked and very generous. There’s also lively background music with a funky soul feel, if that’s your style.

Fire Stables

In the center of the village is a cute pub that could also double as an amazing Wimbledon cafe. The windows are slid back for outdoor dining during the summer. We ordered a Sunday roast and shared a mediocre Youngs dish.

They also have vegan options available which are certainly worth a try. We had the best breakfast ordering their sausage & mash, and the steak and chips. Or if you’re looking for the true British breakfast experience, order a pint!

Hemingways

Right on Wimbledon’s high street is what many locals consider as the best brunch spot in the city! It’s a cocktail bar that offer the best bottomless brunch in the area, We opted for the prosecco and cocktail package out of the available packages. The lovely woman serving us took our next order before we had even finished our drinks, and as if by magic, glasses of bloody marys and mimosas appeared!

She was there taking our last order even before the time ran out, which we greatly appreciated. I ordered the smoked salmon and scrambled egg, along with a few other hearty breakfast meals and slowly but surely, our Sunday brunch turned into happy hour!

Maison St Cassien

Last but certainly not the least is one of the best places to get some authentic Mediterranean food near Wimbledon common, actually, scratch that, in the city! I highly recommended taking a bite out of their marinated chicken wraps and their baklava – all made with fresh ingredients and amazing technique.

We’ve been coming back to this joint for years now and it’s nice to see that there’s no dip in quality and even in 2023, their staff remained mostly unchanged and could even recognize us when we walk in. Definitely a must-visit!

Bar One

Hands down, one of the liveliest bottomless brunch in Wimbledon! Whether you’re looking for a delicious brunch in London with good coffee or to dance around and enjoy music with great cocktails, there’s something for everyone here!

The café offers a wide range of options, including classic brunch dishes like eggs benedict and full English breakfast, as well as more unique options like smoked salmon and halloumi. The sourdough toasties are a must-try, and the hot buttermilk pancakes are a perfect choice for those with a sweet tooth.

Looking for More Guides?

Tennis and brunch are only parts of what Wimbledon has to offer so check out our other guides on how to navigate the area! We’ve also got recommendations on cafes, restaurants, bars, and more about other neighbourhoods in London!

Oh, and if you’re looking for nonstop booze and plenty of laughter then come on over to our comedy club! With famous comedians, outstanding comedy shows, great drinks, and amazing food, what’s not to love?

FAQ

Q: What are the best breakfast dishes available in Wimbledon’s brunch spots?

A: You can relish the best breakfast dishes such as Eggs Benedict, French toast, porridge, tofu scramble, and more at the brunch spots in Wimbledon.

Q: Where can I find the best eggs Benedict in Wimbledon?

A: One of the best places to enjoy delicious eggs Benedict in Wimbledon is at Bonjour Brioche, known for serving this classic brunch dish with a delightful twist.

Q: Do any of the brunch spots in Wimbledon offer a variety of bread and pastries?

A: Yes, some brunch spots like Bonjour Brioche and Old Frizzle offer a delectable range of bread, pastries, bagels, and French toast to complement your brunch experience.

Q: Are there any special brunch options available on Sundays and bank holidays in Wimbledon?

A: Yes, many brunch spots in Wimbledon offer special brunch menus on Sundays and bank holidays, featuring unique dishes like frutta e cioccolato pancakes and salted beef.

Q: Are there any celebrity-owned or endorsed brunch spots in Wimbledon?

A: Yes, Andy Murray’s restaurant, Nyeat, is one of the well-known celebrity-owned brunch spots in Wimbledon, offering a fantastic dining experience for brunch enthusiasts.