Hannah and the team look forward to welcoming you.

A bit of sun, a bit of chill, and at least one person insisting “it’s warm if you’re in it.” (coat still very much on the back of the chair, just in case).

Pull up a deck chair on the Common and ease into it properly – something sparkling in hand, whether that’s a zesty, salt-kissed margarita with a fizzy twist, a sunshine-sweet Cuban Colada, or the ever-faithful duo: an Aperol Spritz glowing orange in the light, or a floral, elderflower-laced Hugo that goes down far too easily.

Then it’s into that familiar rhythm – a natter with the neighbours, a “how’s yours?” across the table, a slow sip that turns into another round before you’ve quite noticed – and an afternoon that ambles along, gloriously unhurried, exactly as it should.

Word’s getting around (faster than you can say “giant Yorkie”) that we serve the Sunday roast in Wimbledon, and after a sunny walk across the Common, nothing beats settling in for a Billet-style, belt-loosening feast.

The Crooked Billet on Wimbledon Common is known for exceptional food, and during the World Cup that reputation steps firmly onto the pitch. Head Chef Billy’s game day bites bring a flavour-led approach to football viewing, making this one of the most food-focused places to watch the tournament in Wimbledon.

Matches are shown throughout the pub, allowing guests to enjoy carefully crafted dishes while staying fully immersed in the action. It’s perfect for those who want more than just a standard sports pub experience.

If you’re looking for a foodie pub showing the World Cup near Wimbledon Common, we promise to deliver serious flavour alongside every fixture.