Beer Gardens in Liverpool

If you thought the acclaimed cocktail menu and sweet soundtrack were the best things at Red Door, think again. Home to rooftop bar Eden, this stunning spot now brings you a gorgeous alfresco space; perfect for escaping the busy streets below.

Beer gardens in Liverpool city centre? The Hope & Anchor is offering punters cheap drinks, a variety of brews and a sun-soaked outdoor space. It's also dog-friendly and screens all the major sports fixtures.

Something in between a chilled out tavern and a hip party palace, The Merchant is one of the leading casual hangouts in this here city. The beer garden is an absolute must (unless the weather is refusing to play ball) with a charming mix of greenery, raw brickwork and snug booths.

A packed-out spot when the sun decides to shine, Heebie Jeebies' sprawling terrace is one of Liverpool's most popular outdoor haunts. Bedecked with fairy lights, it's the perfect spot to sip on quirky teapot cocktails and local craft brews.

Check out Seel Street's Alma De Cuba for Latin American vibes and a chilled out beer garden. We're talking beer and cocktails alongside a menu of South American and Caribbean food; including chargrilled chicken, chipotle prawns and salmon fishcakes.

One of the quirkiest venues in Liverpool, Constellations is a real sight for sore eyes. Wrap your lips around BBD dishes from the pop-up restaurant outside as you sip on home-brewed craft beer and cocktails made using Liverpool's own Turncoat Vodka and Alchemist Gin.

One of the leading gastropubs in Liverpool also comes complete with a quaint garden courtyard for those hazy summertime evenings. It's in the heart of the city, with excellent pub food and a drinks selection featuring a top choice of ales and over 25 types of gin.

With the buzz of an open kitchen and an inviting courtyard space, you're pretty much assured of a great atmosphere regardless of where you choose to settle. From date night to after-work drinks, head to The Pen Factory for tapas-style sharing plates and seasonal cocktails.

Many would argue that Ye Cracke is renowned first and foremost for its association with John Lennon, not us though. Whilst it is, admittedly, very cool that he regularly frequented this historic and legendary boozer, we're more drawn to the positively charming beer garden that you'll find out back.