Beer Gardens in Brighton

There's a reason that The Hare and Hounds is one of London Road's most-loved pubs. Step outside into their beautiful beer garden, complete with plants, pagodas and plenty of spots to rest your weary pint. Perfect for summertime schmoozing and winter snuggling, it's easily one of the best beer gardens in town.

Looking for a rooftop beer garden in Brighton? Well folks, the Grand Central is top of our list. The garden itself sits above the main bar and the hidden Nightingale Rooms, and offers the perfect spot to tuck into a summertime breakfast, or go late into the night with a few well-earned Friday pints.

Leave the more traditional old-man pubs behind and join some of the city's coolest patrons for an adventure in The Black Lion's beer garden. Full of fairy lights and foliage, it's a magical spot for a few quiet drinks, but turns into a party of its own come the weekend

With a gorgeous scenic view of the beach front, this beer garden has the relaxed vibes of a holiday retreat. Tuck in around the quaint, rustic picnic tables with a pint or a tasty tipple and stretch out in the fresh air with your nearest and dearest.

A firm favourite amongst Brighton's party crowd, this bar and eatery boasts a pretty and partially-covered outdoor area perfect for any time or season, whether you're their to enjoy some cocktails in the sunshine, or stepping out for a DMC on one of their DJ nights.

One of the top spots for summer drinking in Brighton, head to the Sidewinder garden for the ultimate alfresco chill out zone. Cool and cosy, it's a fab little suntrap in the warmer seasons, with a covered section for when the weather inevitably turns.

One of Brighton's most historic music venues, Patterns also just happens to be home to a sunny beer garden located just a stone's throw away from the beachfront. Hosting daytime parties in the summer months, this sun trap is the perfect place to soak up Brighton's electric atmosphere.

While The Mesmerist may be better known for its hearty roasts and cosy corners, this traditional pub also happens to be home to a lush rooftop beer garden. Sip on quirky cocktails and munch on luxe bar snacks whilst soaking up those sun rays. 

Boasting Brighton's alternative clientele and a group of alternative murals to match, this beer garden in Brighton is a hearty party affair. From foodie summer pop-ups to heated brollies and benches the like, the Hobgoblin just so happens to be one of the city's best all rounders, be you in short sleeves with a cold pint or nestled in your finest winter 'garms. 

One of the best summertime drinking spots in Brighton, The Mash Tun offers seats and pints aplenty. Settle down in their streetside beer garden for a session in the sunshine, or split a bottle or two with your mates on a balmier evening. 

One of Brighton's more subdued escapes, you won't be subject to the blaring of sound systems or late-night party revellers at this beauty of a sun trap. Found in nieghbouring Hove, this place is a charming little bohemian retreat, complete with white iron seating, plush palm trees and some top-notch pub fare.

Looking for a cosy little nook? Something of a secret sun-trap where you can dabble in a little summer supping? Then jump down the rabbit hole and soak up all the fun of The White Rabbit. Whether you've taken to the tables out front or the intimate little beer garden out back, it's a relaxing spot perfect for a few bevs.

Brighton's best-kept secret when it comes to beer gardens? We reckon it could be this place. Not only do they boast HD TVs and many sun-kissed seating areas, but there's also a rooftop garden to be found in this maze of a pub. Through winding stairs and passageways, you'll be happy that you took the time to uncover these two unique drinking spaces in the city. 

With its south-facing beer garden and chilled Hove vibes, The Connaught is a great place to soak up the sun. The traditional pub has a lovely pub garden, excellent real ales and a welcoming atmosphere - what more could you need come summer?