Where To Watch Wimbledon In London

Get on down to The Coach Makers Arms Pub Marylebone for a fabulous afternoon watching the Wimbledon matches. While you soak up the action? Get stuck into expertly prepared cocktails, craft beers, Pimm's and delicious gastropub eats - with a tasty menu that features everything from wild mushroom choux buns to honey-glazed gammon or free-range chicken pies in gravy.

Venture down into these venues, where live DJ sets, big screens and even beer pong awaits. You can watch the tennis from comfy leather booths, some of which even come with their own mini TV at the end of the table, while munching on spicy salami pizzas, pulled jackfruit quesadillas, Southern fried chicken burgers and much more. With venues across the City, check out Belushis' Hammersmith, Camden and Greenwich digs for more options.

Boasting a chic space with plenty of tables, Lord Napier & Star on Hepscott Road is a great haunt to watch the tennis action. Pull up a chair to catch every hit of the racket, with an ice-cold pint in hand. Fancy some after-Wimbledon fun? Head to its gorgeous rooftop for some alfresco antics. You won't be short of delicious food here either, as kitchen residents Krapow are serving everything from roasted chilli stir fries to juicy burgers or chicken tenders.

At Puttshack Bank and White City, get ready for a hole new level of fun. With automatic scoring, high-tech leaderboards, and funky hole names like Drum Roll and Evel Up, it's the ultimate adult playground. Plus, there are plenty of treats to enjoy, from free-flowing beer and bubbles to tasty pizzas and sporty visors. And if you're celebrating with a big group, you can swing into a special deal with unlimited wine, beers, bubbles, and pizza for two hours starting from just £40 per person.

This pretty Wimbledon pub is bringing you a grand slam for the world-famous tennis showdown this summer, less than a 30-minute walk from the All England Lawn Tennis Club. Join The Alexandra for their yearly festival atmosphere during the competition, where you'll get stuck into the likes of outdoor bars, live music, a pretty floral archway and scrumptious food to keep you well-fed.

Outdoor venue Hackney Bridge has a landscaped beer garden overlooking the canal featuring long tables, street food traders and a huge, glare-free screen for catching all the live tennis action. This East London beauty is making sure you don't miss a single serve, ace or point, and there are a number of delicious street food options to choose from while you watch - think fresh pizza from Made in Puglia, tasty tacos from Mex Club or dreamy curry from Tamila.

Wondering where you can watch Wimbledon tennis screenings in London? Look no further than The Star In Shoreditch on Old Street, with first-class sports screens showing the matches. Head to this top-notch joint with your pals to watch every second of the games. Not only have they got multiple TVs to watch, but you can also snack on a selection of meat of veggie hotdogs throughout. To top it off, it offers 2 for £12 on cocktails between Monday and Friday 'til 8pm.

After free places showing Wimbledon in London? This hot drinking and dining destination also knows a thing or two about summer screenings, including making sure you don't miss a moment of the tennis. Mosey over to Vinegar Yard to sip on Bacardi-based cocktails with a slice from Bad Boy Pizza Society in hand, or maybe a juicy burger from Nanny Bill's instead. There are outdoor screens and bars aplenty, with large sections covered by a roof in case it rains.

The Cadogan Arms is a friendly pub along the iconic King's Road in Chelsea, flaunting stunning chandeliers and ornate woodwork. They're screening all the big Wimbledon matches across the first two weeks of July, with special cocktails like the spicy peach margarita or a hibiscus paloma to enjoy while you watch. And if you're feeling peckish? Take advantage of their extensive menu, which includes mouthwatering bites like a chicken and bacon cobb salad, ploughman's boards or a number of tasty burgers. 

Catch all the action from Wimbledon at this great Goodge Street watering hole. The One Tun is filled with HD screens and even an HD TV, as well as dartboards for a little competition of your own. With a great selection of real ales accredited by CAMRA, outdoor seating and tasty food like juicy burgers, hearty pies of classic fish and chips, it's letting you wile away the hours watching the tennis in perfect ease.

Get ready for a day of excitement, luxury, and sport at Bluebird Chelsea, where the Wimbledon Men's Final will be screened live on a massive big screen! On Sunday the 13th of July 2025, from 1.30pm to 7pm, guests can enjoy the action-packed match in the heart of Chelsea. The iconic Bluebird terrace sets the perfect scene, blending chic vibes with an electric atmosphere that will make you feel like you're right at the heart of Wimbledon.

With tickets starting from £90, it's the ultimate way to experience one of the year's most highly anticipated sporting events. Whether you're a tennis fan or just looking to enjoy a fantastic day out with friends, Bluebird promises an unforgettable time filled with great food, drinks, and an incredible view of the action. 

Home to a gorgeous garden and laidback indoor space, The Star of Kings is a firm choice when it comes to watching Wimbledon.. If you're not catching every second of the tennis on its plethora of first-class screens, opt for some of its lip-smacking gin concoctions. And if you're feeling peckish? Try out their tasty selection of loaded tacos, juicy burgers, vegan fried chicken and nachos.

If you're after somewhere to watch Wimbledon, then be sure to check out The Star by Hackney Downs. This fabulous boozer is touting a great space to catch all the action on its big screens, alongside a gorgeous outdoor terrace to soak in some rays. Hungry? It has a cracking burger too, cooked up by Fireyard BBQ, alongside fresh pints and over 40 different spirits for refreshing cocktails.

Fancy pubs showing Wimbledon in London? Covering their exterior in tennis balls for the occasion, The Rose and Crown has you covered, in a gorgeous space that dates back to the 1600s. The garden features everything from a marquee to keep you covered to scrumptious burgers and a mobile bar, serving premium guest ales, wines and even Pimm's on tap. For some post-game fun, stick around for live music nights, or head there early for a Champagne brunch before the action.

A sports pub and brewery rolled into one, Long Arm serves your pints straight from tank to glass. If that wasn't enough, the boozer has two giant projectors and a selection of other screens for enjoying all the major tournaments, including Wimbledon. They also offer live entertainment every Friday night if you fancy sticking around after the match, alongside shuffleboard tables and a cracking menu of American eats like loaded waffles, classic hot dogs or mac 'n' cheese.

Make sure you don't miss out on the most exciting matches of the championships by bagging a space or private area over at The Princess Royal Notting Hill, with a glass of Pimm's in hand, of course. The gorgeous drinking den also flaunts a stellar menu of elevated British fare  to round up the day - ranging from fresh gnocchi with goat's cheese and mushrooms to succulent roast chicken with all the trimmings on Sundays.

Industrial pipe ceilings and snazzy lamp fixtures make Beechwood one seriously stylish Shoreditch spot. But did you know it's also showing Wimbledon on big screens in London for 2024? Don't miss any of the on-court action with this joint's many, many screens, plus its top-notch food and drink. Think Buffalo or barbecue chicken wings and a whole lot of burgers, paired with an amazing view of the match.

This summer, The Crooked Billet is an absolute must for watching Wimbledon in London - just a stone's throw away from the courts. Mosey on over to this cosy local boozer for the chance to sip themed cocktails and 'match-pints', with tasty sharing plates and lush florals topping off the experience. You can even take deck chairs and drinks onto the common if you want to be a little closer to the action.

Found just a short stroll away from the common, Hand in Hand has gone all-out in preparation for the event. One of the best places to watch Wimbledon in London, the pub is a lush paradise of florals and botanical touches, while a pop-up bar serves Sipsmith, Camden beer or wine outside. This friendly village pub also cooks up a lot of classic dishes, from fish and chips or burgers to their signature pies.

Not far from the courts, 601 Queen's Rd is a charming all-day eatery and bar from the Darwin & Wallace team. Sitting above the Centre Court shopping centre, this bright and airy space boasts an environmentally-friendly menu of halloumi burgers, braised beef brisket tacos and grilled trout, made with seasonal ingredients. Catch the tournament live on screen, before heading outside to enjoy their suntrap terrace with a sustainable cocktail in hand.

Situated in Camden, The Abbey Tavern's beer garden and roof terrace are not only huge, but there's also the opportunity to catch the tennis. Make your way to the Kentish Town Road watering hole to pair your viewing session with unbeatable Caribbean cuisine from The Jerk Valley - think crispy fried barbecue wings, jerk chicken wraps or halloumi burgers.

Catch Wimbledon at Bermondsey Bar & Kitchen as the revamped car park-turned-restaurant will be showing the matches on its screens in its pretty outdoor terrace. You can expect delicious food to accompany your viewing experience too, as chef James Donnelly leads the way in creating tempting plates of tempura oyster mushroom tacos and braised pork ribs. Plus, there'll be pizza, as well as classic cocktails for £10.50 each. 

Just down the road from St Paul's Cathedral, Pavilion End shows all sporting action, so you won't miss a thing. With a choice of big screens or a 3D TV, this City haunt is a great place to grab a pint and cheer on your favourite tennis player. They've also got a menu that's just as exciting as the sport here - we're talking Cajun chicken breast burgers, Sri Lankan sweet potato curry or steak and mushroom pies.

After beautiful bars showing Wimbledon in London? The Refinery is showing the championships on the big screen from their vibrant summer terrace in collaboration with Aperol. Not only will there be comfy seating, a large HD TV with sound on and an Instagrammable flower arch, but also mouthwatering food and all the spritzes you could ever want. Think spiced cauliflower bites, sweet duck bao buns and a range of succulent steaks, with private dining options available too during the matches.

A casual all-day menu that includes tasty bar snacks, hearty mains and stone-baked pizzas accompany the 19 screens at Greenwood, a sports bar with plenty to offer you. Nab a table at this Victoria Street haunt to see what all the fuss is about come Wimbledon, with private spaces available to hire too. And after the match is over? Enjoy a little competition of your own on their shuffleboard tables.

Wondering where to watch Wimbledon live in London? Hope & Anchor, which is found between Brixton and Clapham, is fronting bookable private garden huts with their own TV screens - perfect for making sure you don't miss a single deuce. And if you get hungry, they've got everything from spiced buttermilk chicken strips and juicy cheeseburgers to taco flights coming fresh from the kitchen.

Perched in London Fields is Pub On The Park, a drinking destination known for its outdoor space in a beautiful setting. There are all kinds of alfresco drinks to be enjoyed here, alongside tasty bites like pulled pork nachos, mac 'n' cheese burgers or vegan hotdogs loaded with jackfruit. To top it off? It's got seven big screens to make sure tennis lovers see every bounce and hit of the ball, with large umbrellas to shield you from the unpredictable British weather. 

Located in the heart of Exchange Square, Back to Mine is a vibrant cocktail bar that also knows a thing or two about live sport. Take a seat in one of their colourful leather chairs or cosy velvet sofas to enjoy the tennis this summer, with a spacious, heated outdoor terrace to relax on afterwards. Sip natural wines, local draught beers or bespoke concoctions like their award-winning Lychee Martini, with two for £15 cocktails up for grabs from 12 to 5pm every day. Topping it all off? They also serve delicious sharing boards like their luxury cheese platter or nachos.

Want to host a Wimbledon watch party? Showcasing a huge screen and five other TVs showing the matches, The Dog & Fox is a great watering hole to check out. Enjoy Aspalls, Pimms and gin cocktails while rooting for your favourite player, apired with seasonal British dishes such as pan-roasted scallops, cider-battered haddock and a sensational Sunday roast. It's a great place to stay for those of you lucky enough to bag Wimbledon tickets too, as it's right around the corner and boasts 23 boutique bedrooms.

Catching up on the tennis in none other than... Wimbledon? Head to the ever charming Fire Stables, where a Pimm's spritz bar accompanies all of the screenings for a proper British summer treat among all of the matches. They also host regular wine tasting evenings which are perfect for unwinding after a long day of live sport, and you can soak up the village atmosphere just a short walk away from Centre Court.

With the return of tennis on the horizon, The Old Frizzle is screening all the matches in style. Just a 10-minute walk to the world famous Wimbledon Tennis Club, the venue is ideal for fresh pints, scrumptious dishes like buttermilk chicken burgers or Mediterranean salads, and of course, all the action on an HD screen or a huge projector. And if you're watching on a Sunday, be sure to stay for their famous quiz afterwards.

Fancy a private screening of the tennis matches? The Alfred Tennyson Pub Belgravia is the perfect place. Book up a space at Knightsbridge boozer to enjoy a screening of the games like never before, complete with scrumptious food and drinks. We're talking beef and Guinness pie, roasted lamb rack, poached asparagus with slow-cooked egg and much more, with an extensive list of wines to match.

When it comes to boozers, The Heathcote and Star is a top choice. Not only does this gorgeous teal-adorned pub have chic corners to screen some of the best tennis moments, but it also offers some top-notch comedy nights if you want to add a little more fun to your day. And if you happen to visit on a Wednesday? be sure to take advantage of their chicken wing offer, promising baskets for £5 or sharing platters for only £8.

Located on High Road, The Leyton Star is a firm choice when it comes to watching Wimbledon in the city, with cosy velvet banquettes to relax on. You can rely on this laidback boozer to feed you hearty burgers, chicken tenders and fries from kitchen residents Fireyard, alongside providing a range of HD screens to catch the action while you're chowing down.

Grab your tennis-loving pals and make your way to The Star of Bethnal Green for some tasty drinks. Chill out in its cool space adorned with cosy corners and booths to catch the Wimbledon highlights, all while sinking a few pints or choosing from its delicious menu. Think juicy meat or plant-based burgers loaded with pickles and spicy sauce, Buffalo wings and chocolate chip cookies, courtesy of Patty & Pickle. Sign us up.

Watch the match in luxury from the iconic Langan's Brasserie in Mayfair, where they're screening the finals from their gorgeous upstairs terrace, adorned with deck chairs and Astroturf. There'll be plenty of Pimm's and strawberries with cream to enjoy during the games, and they've even created a bespoke cocktail for the tennis season. The Sidecourt Sour is a refreshing blend of gin, green chartreuse, matcha tea and fresh lemon juice, and you can enjoy this alongside a strawberry and cream soufflé for dessert.

Wondering where to watch the Wimbledon final in London? From a bar tab for the Wimbledon Men's Final to seeing all the other matches live on their big screen, check out Bluebird Chelsea to see all the tennis action this summer. There's a tennis-themed installation here to mark the occasion, as well as classic strawberry and cream-based desserts like Eton Mess to enjoy while you watch.