6 Wimbledon-Inspired Food Pop-Ups Coming To London This Summer

Tennis fever is about to hit London as Wimbledon returns from 30 June – 13 July 2025. And if you didn’t manage to secure tickets this year, fear not: you can still get into the spirit at one of the many Wimbledon pop-ups arriving in the capital. Many restaurants, cafes and hotels get involved by introducing tennis-inspired specials – from themed afternoon tea to Pimm’s cocktails. Here are the ones not to miss in 2025.

Wimbledon Pop-Ups In London For 2025

Strawberries & Screen, Duke of York Square

Returning to Duke of York Square on the King’s Road this June is Strawberries & Screen, the much-loved Wimbledon viewing pop-up. Fans can catch live outdoor screenings of the men’s semi-finals, the women’s final and the men’s final while enjoying food from The Chelsea Grocer: think fresh strawberries and cream and Pimm’s. On Saturday, the Fine Food Market will be in action, offering an array of gourmet street food.

Details: 11 – 13 July 2025, dukeofyorksquare.com

The Rubens at the Palace

Historic hotel The Rubens at the Palace has partnered with Champagne Lanson to host a Wimbledon pop-up throughout the Championships, titled Sweet Serve. Red Carnation’s Global Director of Chocolate and Pâtisserie Paula Stakelum (@paulapastry on Instagram) has created a limited-edition ‘Tennis Court’ Pistachio Cake, designed to be paired with a glass of champagne. The pairing can be enjoyed in The Leopard Room – or you can keep it classic with some strawberries and cream, which is available for takeaway to enjoy in the surrounding Royal Parks.

Details: £36 for the cake and a glass of champagne, available 30 June – 13 July 2025, rubenshotel.com

Donutelier

Cult London bakery Donutelier always pulls out the stops on its seasonal creations. This June, two Wimbledon-inspired treats will arrive on the menu: the Fraisier, made with chantilly cream and strawberries, and the Strawberry Cream Croissant, a butter croissant topped with strawberry jam. As ever, they’ll be artfully crafted and (almost) too pretty to eat.

Details: From £6.50, donutelier.co.uk

Ham Yard Hotel

The courtyard of Ham Yard Hotel is being transformed into a Wimbledon viewing area for the second year running, this time in partnership with London Essence. While you watch the tennis, sip cocktails like the Port Serve Fizz, a refreshing mix of Quinta de la Rosa rosé port, Asterley Bros. Bitter Aperitivo, red berry shrub and London Essence Rose. There will also be a special afternoon tea hamper on offer, featuring the likes of sausage rolls, smoked salmon scones, and strawberries and cream cheesecake – with the option to add on a glass of Rathfinny sparkling wine.

Details: Afternoon tea from £53pp, available 30 June – 13 July 2025, firmdalehotels.com

PAUL Bakery

This June, treat yourself to one of the limited-edition patisserie treats from PAUL Bakery, available throughout Wimbledon. There’s a supersized strawberries and cream macaron, filled with smooth vanilla mousseline cream and strawberry coulis, as well as a choux eclair filled with cream and fresh strawberries. Branches are dotted across London in places like Chelsea, Baker Street and Earls Court.

Details: Available 30 June – 14 July 2025, paul-uk.com

Great Scotland Yard Hotel

Westminster’s five-star Great Scotland Yard Hotel is giving its afternoon tea offering a Wimbledon-themed shakeup this June. The second edition of its Tea Chronicles series, this offering will be a nod to the royal family’s love for tennis, created alongside coffee brand Lavazza. Diners will be treated to an array of sweet and savoury summer dishes, beginning with broccoli, rocket and lemon quiche, followed by prawn cocktail and avocado rolls, and truffle mayo and chives on pain de mie. Next up: a selection of pastries including a Pimm’s and lemon drizzle tea cake, a mango, yuzu and coconut tennis ball, and a strawberry and elderflower cheesecake – plus freshly baked scones with Cornish clotted cream and lemon jam.

Details: From £65pp, available 16 June – 13 July 2025, hyatt.com