Strawberries and cream are reported to cost £2.85 at Wimbledon in 2026, with prices for several other food and drink items also rising before the tournament begins.
The 2026 Championships run from Monday, June 29 to Sunday, July 12 at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in SW19.
The traditional serving remains one of the most recognisable items at Wimbledon, but this year’s price list shows bigger increases across the wider drinks menu.
How much are strawberries and cream at Wimbledon 2026?
A portion of strawberries and cream is reported to cost £2.85 this year. That is up by 15p from the 2025 price of £2.70.
That follows a longer period of stability for the Wimbledon favourite, which rose to £2.70 in 2025 after being held at £2.50 from 2010 to 2024.
The increase is modest compared with some other listed prices. A glass of Pimm’s is reported at £13.45, taking the combined cost of Pimm’s and strawberries and cream to £16.30.
Wimbledon 2026 food and drink price list
Beer prices are also higher. A pint of Stella is reported at £8.95, while a 330ml can is listed at £8.20.
Champagne prices are steeper. A mini bottle of Lanson Le Rose is reported at £31.35, a full bottle at £102, and a magnum at £228.80.
A refillable Evian water bottle is reported to remain at £5. The AELTC explanation is that “food and drink inflation continues to be a challenge nationwide”.
Spectators can still bring their own food and drink into the grounds, subject to Wimbledon’s restrictions on bags, alcohol and prohibited items.
For fans planning a visit, strawberries and cream remain one of the cheaper headline traditions. The biggest costs are now found elsewhere on the Wimbledon drinks list.
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