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Champagne Afternoon Tea at the Wingfield. What better treat to break up 7 hours of tennis spectating. Everything fresh, substantial and tasty. Our service was excellent. Keen, enthusiastic young waiter, on a gap year, full of wit and charm. This place is a treat during those 2 special Wimbledon weeks. No complaints. A year later: tried the early lunch menu. From about noon onwards. Finished in perfect time for Centre Court. Three course meal with unlimited wine, water and coffee. Mains of Cod and Chicken pictured. Again, friendly and prompt service. An expensive treat but well worth it to make the day that little bit extra special and memorable.
Robert CrispRobert Crisp
10
Spacious cafe with various food and beverage options. The staff is very friendly. On the centre court and next to the Wimbledon Museum. Has some great pieces of Wimbledon memorabilia and the history of lawn tennis. The atmosphere is very relaxed. The food is great and the coffee is good as well. Overall, worth a visit when coming to sight see or watch Wimbledon matches.
Vibhu BalwaniVibhu Balwani
00
A hugely over-priced restaurant that serves some decent food (not extraordinary tho) in the middle of all England tennis club. As part of our visit to Wimbledon, we booked a lunch service at Wingfield, as it’s recommended as a nice experience from some blogger online. The lunch costed £90 + 12.5% service fee, which had to be paid in advance. So before our visit, we paid £209 already. For a meal at this price, I was expecting some extraordinary taste and creation. When checking the sample menu, I was expecting a 4-course meal. However, on the day of our visit, the food was just okay, definitely not in the top tier of restaurants I’ve been in London. Special mention to the chicken breast, it’s just way to salty. Also to our surprise, the meal is just a standard 3-course meal. The service was average too. When we arrived, nobody served us to the table. Instead we were told to find table #23 ourselves. During the entire course of meal, our wine was only filled once. This is why I don’t get the idea of paying service in advance 😬😬 Overall I think the price should be adjusted to £50-60 range for its special location (a normal 3-course meal at a top-tier restaurant is roughly this price). Also, please let the customers to pay service after they receive the service. I don’t think I’ll pay this restaurant another visit ever again.
Shuyu LinShuyu Lin
10
We went there for lunch before the math. The food was play, not amazing for the price. The wines that they offered were quite nice though. They do have gluten free bread if you ask. The rest of the menu was not very informative on the dietary requirement. It is Set menu but quite restricted with the choices.
Beyond BoundsBeyond Bounds
20
Spacious cafe with various food and beverage options. The staff is very friendly. On the centre court and next to the Wimbledon Museum. The strawberries, a classic in Wimblendon, was delicious! I also have a salad that was ok. I don’t like the Pimm’s.
Simone CaetanoSimone Caetano
10
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All England Lawn Tennis Club, Church Road, London SW19 5AE, United Kingdom
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4.1
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attractions: All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club, Wimbledon Park, Buddhapadipa Temple, Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum, Tiger Rock, Hashi Cooking, Wimbledon Park Lake, restaurants: Fire Stables, Dalchini, Cafe Du Parc, The Lawn & The Treehouse
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