Beer Gardens In Birmingham

Another venue with sunny streetside tables is The Birmingham Stable. A hub of all things craft ale and pizza, this modern spot is packed out come the weekend. Head down early to grab one of the picnic tables out front, which are ideal for large groups.

A vibrant and buzzing student bar, The Bristol is home to a gorgeous garden, fab for sipping on pints in the sun. The menu here boasts all day breakfast dishes along with loaded subs and colourful sharing platters, ideal for group outings.

From the same family as The Botanist, this canalside joint offers views overlooking the water, as well as an upper sundeck which is in prime position for catching rays. Grab a few pints and some good company, and you'll be set for the evening.

In need of a beer garden in Birmingham to soak up the sun? At The Red Lion, you and your mates can enjoy delicious burgers, fries, and fish while tipping back a refreshing lager in hand. Plus, its interiors are quirky - think Banksy artwork.

Searching for beer gardens to settle into in Birmingham? Dead Wax Digbeth is your spot to check out if you fancy sipping craft brews, cocktails and scrumptious stone-baked pizzas. Plus, they have over 4000 vinyl records to boot.

Brimming with Moseley Village's rural charm, The Fighting Cocks' rustic alfresco space is a vibrant choice. If you're not sunning it up in their secluded and plant-smothered outdoor area, then nestle away in the garden's converted barn complete with vintage sofas and bedroom furniture.

Traditional pub out front, party palace out back, The Lord Clifden is a quirky pick for alfresco pints. From vintage neon bingo signs to locally commissioned pieces of art, this Jewellery Quarter favourite is a premium summer spot for the weekend crowd. 

Usually populated by students from the local universities, The Gosta Green is home to one of the best beer gardens in Birmingham. Their sprawling outdoor space comes packed with colourful furniture and fun awnings while the bar and kitchen offers tasty food and affordable pints.

Make your way to one of the city's oldest pubs and you'll be pleasantly surprised by what their rear garden has to offer. Popular with Brummies, this traditional boozer has a bustling outdoor area brimming with shaded little nooks, vintage furniture and a ping pong table to boot.

One of the best rooftop bars in Birmingham, The Button Factory also boasts a beer garden ideal for those looking to catch dinner or a few pints. Found in the heart of the Jewellery Quarter, this is one for people watching as you slurp on thirst-quenching cocktails.

One of the most picturesque pubs, The White Swan also boasts a beautiful beer garden in Edgbaston. Loved by locals and visitors alike, the boozer's sprawling outdoor space is a suntrap for whiling away on the weekend.

With a stunning waterfront garden, Pitcher & Piano is one of Brum's prime spots for outdoor drinking. Grab a table on the ground floor terrace or perch yourself on the balcony, and spend the day enjoying gourmet cuisine and fruity cocktails.

The Distillery is one of the nicest pubs in Birmingham city centre, and it's the perfect little plot to sink into on a warm day. Order a cocktail or two and get yourself set up on their expansive terrace, which – and this is the best bit – is right by the canal. It's a real beaut.

One of the prettiest beer gardens in Birmingham, Sky By The Water is a true hidden gem. Located on the outskirts of the city, the gorgeous venue boasts a stunning terrace area, lit by twinkling fairy lights and decked out with colourful flowers.

Located on Great Hampton Street, The Church Inn is one of the finest pubs around. A proper boozer, this watering hole brings you traditional pub food, live music and happy hour prices on drinks every single day, perfect for enjoying in their rooftop garden.

Street food garden party? Gin-themed festivals? Foodie supper clubs? The High Field is pushing the boat out, whether you're inside or out. Head to the gorgeous sun-soaked garden where you'll find deck chairs, umbrellas and a whole load of greenery.

If the sun's shining, then it's time to take things over to the Hare and Hounds' garden. This cool King's Heath spot is known for its stellar live gigs and quirky events schedule, as well its summer-ready garden space; it's fantastic for boozy afternoons with friends.

Looking for a beer garden in Moseley?  The Dark Horse comes out on top, thanks to its rotating craft beer selection, roster of live music and selection of hearty dishes. Popular with students and locals, the charming boozer is a true home away from home.

Outside the luxurious gastropub that is The King's Head, this beer garden is not only surrounded by more greenery than you could ever want on a summer's day, but it's also filled with heated areas where you can dig into deep pan pizzas, freshly grilled dishes and Sunday roasts.

Whether you're tucking into brunch and classic pub grub or sipping highball cocktails, make sure you check out The Plough's charming patio. Located in Harborne, it's one of the best beer gardens in the West Midlands.