Windmill Tearooms

Home made, fresh food which is simple and good value. Variety of savoury dishes, small and larger options for all appetites. Great breakfast/brunch options as well as for lunch. Cakes and pastries available but would not recommend as much. Good variety of hot & cold drinks. Outdoor and indoor seating. Great location and stop off on Wimbledon Common to refuel, stop for a break, meet friends or simply grab refreshments before/after enjoying the Common.

Uninspiring café in a lovely location. You have to order through a window even if you want to eat inside. Staff are not unfriendly but neither hugely welcoming. Decor is spartan and lacks attention. Food wise, I only had a banana walnut loaf. It was cold which didn't help the flavour or texture, but it wasn't bad. Tea was nothing special. This place could be amazing in the right hands.

Perfectly serviceable tearoom. It's a bit too sparse, and the offerings are a bit basic to take someone as a treat (I'll explain that comment a bit more... this has the vibes of a supermarket cafe rather than a 'quaint' tearoom as the location and name would suggest). But it's clean, and the food is above average. There is no table service; you have to place and collect orders from the counter. Overall, not worth visiting as a venue in itself, but if you find yourself on Wimbledon Common, and in need of refreshment then you won't be disappointed.

Lovely experience, very good English breakfast. There were many options, a bit pricey but still reasonable

Wonderful, exceedingly well organised , tasty menu for all with breakfast, lunch, puds, ice-cream etc... toilet on site. Really worth a visit if your walking around the common for a refresh. Parking beside the tearoom. Wombles are in shelves inside. I do feel there could be more of a womble selfie opportunity that is untapped.

A charming little cafe in the center of Wimbledon Common is the ideal spot to pause for coffee or tea at the start or finish of a lengthy stroll. There are restrooms and a sizable parking lot. They offer a large selection of lunch and brunch selections. A great spot to take in the surrounding natural beauty in the spring and summer. The atmosphere of the cafe is quite relaxed. would definitely suggest

Lovely place. Nice workers. Had coffee and cake and was lovely.

Excellent location within Putney Heath. Good for brunch, afternoon tea or just a simple snack. There is a decent size parking space next to the cafe. There are indoor and outdoor seatings.

Wonderful late-lunch find at a quaint location after touring the Wimbledon tennis museum. Originally thought we were getting afternoon tea. This casual place offered meals that made our family and tummies happy! We didn't get a chance to try their desserts but they looked very yummy. Great experience for delicious British food! A shout-out to the kind staff (name unknown but we think he was the manager) who gave us a ride into town to catch the Southfields underground because there was no Uber available at 4pm and it was raining hard! Thank you!!!

Nearly £7 for a jacket potato?! £6 for a toastie!!! That's how the world looks when you're in one of the wealthiest bits of London, even when you're just in a basic caff on a common. The prices are silly, but they have a decent range of basic lunchables (food nothing special but does the job), and lots of treats like buns, toasted teacakes and ice creams. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, dog and child friendly. Friendly staff. There's a massive windmill. Yes, a massive windmill, green green Wimbledon Common grass as far as the eye can see, frolicking pets and toddlers, beaming couples, cyclists, birds, wide open sky, trees blowing in the breeze... ...it's a lovely spot for a cuppa. I'm a fan, mainly because of it's location and convenience, but I wouldn't go so far as 'yay', so it's a high a-ok for me.

Some might describe this place as retro, but that's probably pushing the definition. This is an old style caff, complete with formica tables and nescafe coffee. It's a great location for a stop but don't expect anything gourmet. That said: they make bread pudding. Not bread and butter pudding, but proper old school bread pudding, hugr brown slabs of it full of raisins and coated in crunchy sugar. Fantastic stuff with a cup of PG Tips after a brisk stroll on the Common. Other cakes were edible.

It's there and if you're walking on the gorgeous common it is somewhere you can go for savoury, sweet, snack or meal. For that reason I like it, but it's pricey, staff are rude at times and it's a bit chaotic in terms of queuing. Try the water based smoothies-they are actually unbelievably good.

Although it is pricey it is one of my favourite spots to stop for tea and a scone when out for a long walk with the dog .

Great Location, awful cafe. I love coming to the Common with my kids after nursery. Sadly food is poor. The cakes may be good as per the other reviews but as the chips were so cold and overfried and my tea cup was dirty oh and a crow was picking through the leftovers of an adjacent table I didn't stick around to find out. Mostly though it's the service, the staff are rude unfriendly and unhelpful. Come here with a dog maybe but don't bring your kids. We had our cake in a cafe in Wimbledon Village where we were made to feel welcome. Worse customer service in Wimbledon. Horrible service and food.

Wonderful family friendly Tea rooms. Although its menu caters for all day long appetites. Great home made food & cakes!! Highly recommend a visit. Pet friendly too.

I recently came here with my wife whilst visiting to for wimbledon tennis. The food was wonderful and its was so nice to be greeted by somebody with a smile. Its in a beautiful and peaceful area. I Definitely recommend visiting at least for a walk and one of there many cakes.

It is expensive for a caff. However, the food is of high quality. There does need to be some thought given to the queuing system. On Sundays mornings the caff has long queue's due to the vast number of wimbledon windmilers that finish their runs around 11 - 11:30 a.m.