Beer Gardens In Bristol

The White Hart is a gorgeous country pub in the charming village of Littleton-upon-Severn - only 25 minutes from Bristol city centre. Escape the hustle and bustle with a trip to this 17th-century watering hole where real ales, comfort food and a stonking beer garden awaits.

You'd never know from the outside, but The White Harte houses an intimate beer garden. Situated along Park Row, the sports and gaming pub also cooks up a menu of tasty American-inspired food and serves real ales, wines and spirits.

Wondering where to drink outside in Bristol? With a three-tiered patio space, The Mall has got to be your first port of call. Nab yourself a table and settle in for an afternoon of artisan spirits and craft brews. Better yet, catch them on a sunny day and you'll be treated to a BBQ feast.

While it might be more of a patio than a garden, The Flyer's courtyard is a beauty. Who needs greenery when you've got cosy booths and lashings of character? Hit them up for a top-notch burger, tasty lunch or a leisurely brew while soaking in the sunshine.

If you haven't yet been to No.4 Clifton Village, then what are you waiting for? Not only is it home to a number of secret walled outdoor areas, a restaurant with an AA Rosette and an intimate wine bar, but this gem is also available for private hire.

With a waterside outdoor terrace and a second floor balcony, Riverstation is in the running for the best places to drink outside in Bristol. But it's not just the views. This beauty also cooks up delicious food for brunch, lunch and dinner.

With an award-winning restaurant, regular live music acts and a great cocktail bar, The Square Club has got it all. Add in the gorgeous sun-drenched summer terrace and this is one Bristol beer garden worth adding to the bucket list.

Head down to Harbourside and you'll find this eating and drinking gem. A must for cider lovers, The Bristol Stable has a mega list of over 80 craft brews along with pizza made in front of your eyes and a load of outdoor tables for those rare spots of sunshine.

What makes a Bristol outdoor drinking terrace even better? Keg-fresh pints and stone-baked pizza, obviously. And that's exactly what's on offer at Zerodegrees, a seriously cool microbrewery, bar and kitchen that's popular with beer fanatics.

Bristol beer gardens around Clifton? Racks Bar & Kitchen are serving up alfresco sips on their outdoor terrace. Along with heaters to keep you toasty in the colder months, the spot also has a BBQ cooking tasty food during summer.

A lush sports bar just outside of Bristol, The Anchor has an extensive fairy light covered beer garden. Catch some game day rays during half-time or spend a relaxing afternoon sinking pints and chomping on meaty burgers in the sunshine.

Craft beers, sourdough pizzas and sunsoaked tables are all up for grabs at BrewDog. The dons of quirky pints are ensuring you stay well watered during the hotter months with a range of drinks and a streetside seating area providing you with plenty of people-watching opportunities.

Head to North Street where you'll find this fun boozer and beer garden in Bristol, decked out in wooden tables and vibrant murals. When night comes? The Spotted Cow's fairy lights turn the outdoor space into an enchanting retreat. 

The White Bear's outdoor terrace may be small but that doesn't stop it from being mighty. With highly sought after benches that are sure to be filled during summer and indoor pool tables, this spot is ideal for a day of soaking in the rays and an evening game or two.

Located inside a Grade II-listed building, this Clifton Village pub is a popular place to drink outside in Bristol. And it's not hard to see why. Along with a courtyard and outdoor seating, The Albion hosts regular BBQs and pub quizzes.

The Hole in the Wall doesn't disappoint as a top beer garden in Bristol. The traditional pub has several areas to choose from, kitted out with everything from picnic benches through to swish sofas; add in their selection of real ales and you've got a perfect Sunday afternoon.

No.51 Stokes Croft is a popular choice with students and locals alike, serving buzzy vibes and refreshing pints. Come summer, the lush outdoor space becomes a drinking hotspot - so you'll have to be quick to grab a table at this corker.

A cosy pub during the winter months, The Christmas Steps comes alive when summer rolls into town. As well as playing host to a roster of DJs and day fests, the drinking area is also primed for relaxing pints in the sunshine.

When it comes to drinking outside in Bristol, The Apple is a firm favourite thanks to its massive terrace. With over 40 different ciders available, including their own home-brewed sip, the converted barge also offers riverside views and shady spots on board their boat.

An Old City pub with outdoor seating, King St Brewhouse is offering you some of the freshest pints in Bristol. Grab a spot out the front in their newly expanded alfresco area and enjoy some signature beers from their on-site microbrewery.