Restaurants And Bars With Outdoor Seating In Birmingham

When in need of Brindley Place bars and restaurants with outdoor seating, Bank Birmingham is coming in hot with its two gorgeous terraces. Pair steak or katsu curry with cocktails, wine and more at this fun spot, which also has DJs on weekends.

One of the city's beloved alfresco spots, The Button Factory is one of the finest bars in Brum. Head over to this Jewellery Quarter favourite for the chance to get your sky-high sips and delicious dinners, with views across the neighbourhood.

A must-visit for the best outdoor pubs in Birmingham, The Red Lion features a quaint beer garden, complete with a scrumptious food and drink offering. Munch on sirloin steak or burgers while washing it all down with a pint of beer.

Situated in Harborne, The Junction promises the perfect place to snuggle up in the open air. Alongside their great outdoor space, you'll find some stellar roasts coming out of the kitchen, alongside delish cocktails and an excellent selection of beer.

Head over to Brindleyplace where the Slug and Lettuce is offering up more than just zesty cocktails and affordable eats. Their small but intimate formed outdoor seating area is one of the city's best, fronting stylish, colourful furniture and a party atmosphere at night.

Outside restaurants in Birmingham? Fronting a quirky beer garden, One Trick Pony Club is a cosy spot perfect for catching up with the gang. Head over for craft beer and classic cocktails, soaked up with burgers, delicious fried chicken and plenty of other grub.

A venue that satisfies any pizza craving, Dead Wax Digbeth is giving you some top-notch stone-baked slices, alongside a wide range of beer, wine and cocktails. It also fronts a bustling beer garden - fab for soaking up the sun on the weekends.

Boasting a beautiful terrace outside, Riva Blu in Birmingham city centre is a top-notch shout. Enjoy munching on everything from lobster linguine to crispy calamari and bruschetta burrata, alongside a slew of Champagne and vino options.

Just a stone's throw from The Bullring, this swish spot is one of the best restaurants with outdoor seating in Birmingham city centre. Nab a table at its alfresco terrace and enjoy views over the city's landmarks, as well as a bottle or two of the good stuff.

With a covered and quirky garden, The Night Owl is fab for whiling away your days during the warmer months. Mosey over to the Digbeth venue and tuck into themed brunches and casual pints with your nearest and dearest.

One of the prettiest outdoor bar spaces, The Canal House is the waterside haunt you'll want to make the most of no matter the weather. Home to a gorgeous beer garden and a rooftop terrace, it's one to add to the bucket list.

Get your fix of alfresco eating in Birmingham with a trip to Luna Springs. The quirky experience in Digbeth features regular events such as bottomless brunches and outdoor film screenings, with street food and bars to keep you feeling refreshed. 

With streetside tables at the forefront, Vietnamese Street Kitchen has plenty of space for an alfresco affair. Set up camp at this cosy spot and you'll get to tuck into peeping hot bowls of crispy pork belly and lemongrass beef curries.

Sleek, suave and sophisticated, MPW's sky-high steakhouse is also home to one of the best halal outdoor restaurants in Birmingham. Sat above The Cube, this gorgeous space comes decked out in twinkling lights and comfy sofas, fab for sinking into while you sink a few glasses of fizz.

When it comes to eating and drinking outside, Bristol Pear is one of our top recommendations. Found in the heart of Selly Oak, the bright and friendly boozer is home to a gorgeous terrace, perfect for a mid-afternoon cocktail.

Sat right by the canals with an ice-cold tipple in hand? It doesn't get any better than this Brindleyplace spot. Boasting beautiful views, The Pitcher & Piano serves everything from soy-glazed salmon to burgers and weekend brunches.

Sat on a corner of St Paul's Square, this charming boozer is the ideal spot for a few alfresco pints thanks to their streetside tables and cute courtyard. Feel the breeze and revel in an epic G&T selection and tasty plates of food.

BrewDog's streetside tables are set to be the ultimate people watching spot. Pitch up to the John Bright Street bar on a sunny day and spend a few hours sampling sips from their extensive selection of craft beers. Plus, their mouthwatering burgers are too good to pass on.

Canalside spot, The Distillery, have toasty heaters to make sure your gang can stay late into the cooler evenings. Book your table and get stuck into their excellent gin selection, craft beers and hearty plates of scrumptious pub grub - bacon cheeseburger, anyone?

The Fighting Cocks is home to a gorgeous outdoor spot, ideal for curling up with a drink in hand. Grab the gang and make your way over to Moseley where this charming pub can also sort you for fresh pints and tasty food.

It's a known fact that cider tastes better in the great outdoors and The Stable are proving just that. Their roped-off streetside tables are a dreamy location to sample their extensive array of local and international drinks, and fill up on delicious pizzas, salads and filled wraps.

Boasting some of the best outdoor dining pods in the West Midlands, Craft English Garden is a gorgeous sight to be seen. Enjoy snapping some Instaworthy pictures while tipping back a glass of wine (or two) and munching on sumptuous cuisine.

Located directly on the canal, this charming bar and cafe is an idyllic spot, morning, noon and night. Home to top-notch fry-ups in Brum, Ju Ju's is all about classic British plates with a modern twist - we're talking beer-battered fish and steaming veggie curries.

Get ready for Hennessey for matchdays. A sprawling beer garden with ample space for you and your friends, they're known for packing out across the seasons whenever there's sports games to be watched, as well as delish pints of beer on offer.

Already one of the Jewellery Quarter's favourite watering holes, The Rose Villa Tavern is a must-visit if you're looking to meet up with friends outside. Plonk yourself onto one of their outdoor tables, get some fresh-pulled pints, and while away at this fun and friendly pub.

One of the best places for outdoor dining in Birmingham, The Dark Horse is the ideal location to grab some pints and while away in its garden. And if you're on the hunt for something a little more substantial? Their menu of veggie and meaty BBQ bites is sure to hit the spot.

The ultimate bar for big kids is also home to one of the best beer gardens in Digbeth. Head down to the Roxy Ball Room where you can either busy yourself with bowling, arcade games and ping pong, or settle down on an outdoor picnic table for pizzas with pals.

For the best outdoor dining pods in Birmingham, head to Sky By The Water. The picturesque Resorts World bar boasts cosy private pods and pretty flower walls, ideal for a weekend excursion. Plus, their menu features incredible fine dining and fab cocktails.

One of the best outdoor bars in Birmingham, Birdies is an urban jungle hidden away at the Custard Factory. Inspired by all things beachy, you'll find a taste of the sun in their colourful cocktails and fully-covered alfresco space, alongside BBQ eats and burgers.

An alfresco gem hidden away in Kings Heath, this foliage-draped space is part of the Kitchen Garden Café. With a menu filled to the brim with great options, this gem is the one for those looking to escape the buzz and enjoy a few hours with some friendly faces.

Whatever the weather, Piccolino have alfresco drinking and dining under wraps. A fabulous Italian restaurant, it is the epitome of Euro-chic. Grab a spot at one of its cosmopolitan tables for a view of Brindleyplace while you chow down on some classic pasta dishes.