Beer Gardens in Birmingham

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

This beer garden may be on the smaller side but there's enough character at The Jekyll and Hyde to make up for it. With walls smothered in quirky interpretations of the Alice in Wonderland tale, tailor-made cocktails seem right at home in these cool and quirky surroundings. 

One of the best summer terraces in Birmingham, The Button Factory is perfect for those looking to catch dinner or a few pints in the sun. Found in the heart of the Jewellery Quarter, this is one for people watching as you slurp on thirst-quenching cocktails.

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.

Not only does The Distillery offer some of the finest gin in Birmingham, but it's the perfect little plot to sink into on a summer's 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 Brum's most picturesque pubs also boasts a beautiful beer garden. Loved by locals and visitors alike, The White Swan's sprawling outdoor space is the perfect suntrap come summertime, and transforms into a charming festive space during the colder months.

If the sun's shining then it's time to take things over to the Hare and Hounds beer 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, perfect for boozy afternoons with friends.

Whether you're tucking brunch and classic pub grub or soaking up natural wines and highball cocktails, make sure you check out The Plough's charming heated patio. Located in Harborne, it's one of Brum's most unique spaces yet. 

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.

Located on Great Hampton Street, The Church Inn is one of the finest on the Birmingham pub scene. 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.

From the same family as The Botanist, this canalside joint offers overlooking the water, as well as an upper sundeck which is in prime position for catching rays and pairs exquisitely with a few pints and some good company.