Where To Drink Outside In Liverpool

Looking for a chilled out drinking spot this summer? Head over to this traditional pub where they're opening up their relaxed courtyard space for all your open-air drinking needs, as well as tasty roast dinners come Sunday.

One of the best places to drinks outside in Liverpool, The Brookhouse is home to sprawling front terrace, ideal for catching some rays through the summer months. On top great craft beers and cold G&Ts, they can sort you for classic pub grub and tasty bar snacks.

One of the coolest bars in Liverpool, The Merchant mixes things up with craft beers, fully loaded burgers and live entertainment throughout the week. In the summer? Head to the quaint terrace out back to chill out in one of the plush booths. 

Wanna know why this is one of the best places to drink in Liverpool? Let us fill you in. Not only has Red Door got a menu of cracking cocktails that includes the Bakewell sour and gin zombie, it also a stunning rooftop garden that's perfect for the warmer months.

One of the best places to drink outside in Liverpool, The Hope & Anchor is the football-loving pub with a massive beer garden, perfect for sunning yourself in the warmer months. Grab your gang and head over to the Knowledge Quarter bar for beers and live sports all through the summer.

Let out your inner child at Abditory, a quirky bar with outdoor seating in Liverpool city centre. Whatever the weather, the terrace has you sorted for alfresco sipping with under cover areas that are perfect for rainy afternoon catch-ups over bites to eat and classic cocktails.

One of the best spots for outdoor drinking in Liverpool, Slug and Lettuce is home to a pretty terrace that's just begging to be booked for cute, affordable cocktails and fun brunches come the weekend.

Head over to Seel Street where Entry is bringing you one of the best places to drink outside in Liverpool. Sip down refreshing cocktails and cold beers on a bright and colourful terrace inspired by the bars of Amsterdam and Paris.

Taking to the third floor of the Bentley Building on the Strand, Liberté offers Insta-worthy views of some of Liverpool's best sights. As you're checking out the waterfront and the Three Graces, get stuck into steak and spring rolls with G&Ts, negronis and sharing cocktails too.

Nestled on Duke Street, this cute pub is serving up gastro-style bites, candlelit vibes and classic drinks by a log fire. And when the weather's good? Take things outside where leafy surroundings provide a relaxing spot for the afternoon.

After-work drinks with a view? A boozy afternoon tea on the weekend? Whatever your style, elevate things with a trip to Goodness Gracious; the seasonal bar that serves Liverpudlians with sky high tipples from March through October.

When it comes to drinking outdoors in Liverpool, 14 Bar & Grill should be on your radar. The Bootle hangout is located on - you guessed it - the fourteenth floor of Daniel House, and it teams panoramic views with lamb chops, flamed salmon, beers, wines and cocktails.

Home to one of Liverpool's biggest outdoor terraces, Soho is the buzzing party spot, known for its incredible alfresco atmosphere. Open seven days a week from midday 'til late it's the ideal spot for a day drinking session with your nearest and dearest.

Sandwiched between a cinema and Liverpool's Philharmonic Hall, The Pen Factory is the perfect place for a bit of respite. Make your way to the Knowledge Quarter for European small plates washed down with wines, gins and classic cocktails.

Combining a restaurant, bar and party palace all under one roof, Alma De Cuba is perfect for all occasions. When you aren't inhaling tasty plates and doing your thing on the dancefloor, dip out to the terrace for alfresco drinks in Liverpool.

Serving up traditional British pub fare and the drinks to go with it, Ye Cracke is a historic boozer in the heart of Liverpool. The 19th-century watering hole counts John Lennon as one of its past patrons, and with this glorious beer garden, it's not hard to see why.

Thought Crazy Pedro's was just beer pong, wild toppings and fruity cocktails? Think again, because this Ropewalks party bar and restaurant has also got a second-floor rooftop that's perfect for outdoor drinks in Liverpool city centre.