You'd never know from just looking at it, but The Victoria in Mile End houses a tucked-away beer garden that's ideal for summer sipping. Head out back to the walled space and you'll find heaters, wooder booths, decorative greenery and fun vibes - with a cracking choice of wine, beer and cocktails available from the bar.

A favourite on the outdoor drinking scene, Jin Bo Law's stunning rooftop is fast becoming one of the best places for outdoor drinking in the City of London, especially if you like your bevs to be in bougie surrounds. Think live DJs, gorgeous views, amazing cocktails and snap-worthy interiors should the weather take a turn for the worse.

Gorgeous views? Scrumptious eats? Killer cocktails? Wagtail is the rooftop bar that you need to have on your radar. Ascend to the heavens (otherwise known as the 9th and 10th floor) and soak up the cityscapes, as well as the sunshine, with cracking refreshments to hand. And if you fancy bottomless brunch? They offer that too, complete with two indulgent courses and a side.

If you're looking for outdoor drinking in East London, make sure to give Royal Oak a visit. Found on Columbia road, it's the perfect place to relax after visiting the famous flower market, with a pretty beer garden that boasts luscious foliage and plenty of seating. What's more, this peaceful spot serves juicy burgers, seasonal pies and veggie casseroles too.

From outdoor cinema pop-ups through to a themed rooftop that changes every season, if you haven't been to Queen of Hoxton yet, now's the time. The Shoreditch stalwart puts on a different theme every year, alongside bar snacks and cocktails that won't disappoint - we recommend the Rhubarb Fizz for gin lovers, or the Cookies And Cream for those who want to unleash their inner big kid.

Stylishly designed by Russell Sage Studio, the rooftop terrace at The Aviary is a mix of laid-back sofas and incredible views alongside pretty igloos for when the temperatures drop. As for drinks, you can find a collection of cocktails and wines to quench your thirst, and you can even nab bottomless brunches and Sunday roasts among all the other delicious dishes here.

Found in the heart of Exchange Square, Back to Mine is a quirky and colourful bar which boasts a huge heated terrace for alfresco drinking all year round. They've got two for one cocktails on offer from 12 'til 5pm every single day, and you won't want to miss out on their award-winning Lychee Martini. You can even nab tasty sharing plates while you're here, from charcuterie boards to baked camembert, as well as three for £22 small plates.

With outdoor heaters, an expansive beer garden and a jam-packed events schedule, JuJu's Bar & Stage is one of the best places to eat and drink outside in London. Plus, it's got an impressive menu of craft brews, seasonal cocktails and South American bites - thanks to DF Tacos' menu of nachos, burritos, tacos and more.

The best rooftop bars in London? Fronting a sky-high terrace with modern stylings, it's no wonder why Golden Bee is such a hotspot. Make your way over to take advantage of the sunshine or for late-night cocktails under the stars, with you can pair with mouthwatering slices from Yard Sale Pizza or sushi that's available to preorder.

Strongroom Bar and Kitchen is part of a legendary recording studio and is one of the best places to drink outdoors in London. Offering a cool and quirky escape from the bustling city, this watering hole is not to be slept on come summer. And if you're hungry? Expect halloumi fries, nachos and a cracking selection of meat or veggie burgers.

For outdoor drinks in East London, swing by Kraft Dalston Bar & Restaurant and its stunning rooftop terrace. While surrounded by verdant shrubbery and canvas parasols, delve into the menu of craft beers, cocktails and fusion fare - these guys are dishing out everything from Argentinian steaks to miso aubergine and oyster mushroom tacos.

A great place for outdoor drinking on Brick Lane? Ninety One Living Room is the bar, restaurant and music venue that also fronts a gorgeous beer garden. Grab the gang and get ready to sink some fresh craft pints and chow down on delicious plant-based food - from nut mac 'n' cheese to ancho mushroom tacos.

One of the best rooftops to drink at this spring and summer, the alfresco terrace at 14 Hills is the stuff sunny daydreams are made of. Visit the Fenchurch Street haunt for seafood feasts and sharing steaks washed down with quality cocktails and Champagne, while looking out over the city from what's known as 'the forest in the sky'.

Looking for a beautiful beer garden for your next drinking session? The Adam & Eve in East London has just the ticket. The outdoor area is a total suntrap in the summer and is covered in the winter, so it's a top spot for all seasons. They show live sport here too, and you can tuck into roasted meats or pulled jackfruit as you watch.

Showcasing one of the most bustling beer gardens in East London, The Three Compasses is simply perfect for a spot of day drinking. The classic British boozer offers plenty of space on its terrace, alongside fresh craft pints and gut-busting burgers.

Head to the Vicinity's terrace to uncover some of the capital's most spectacular views. This riverside joint sits in the shadow of Tower Bridge and serves up a delicious menu of street food-style eats, like burgers, falafels and pizza, alongside an impressive selection of cocktails, wines and Champagnes.

Exale Brewery is one of the best places to drink outside in East London, bringing you a huge courtyard right in front of its taproom. Shimmy on over to make your way through the fab choice of freshly made pints alongside cocktails, wines and Scottish food from Auld Hag.

If you're after thirst-quenching drinks with delicious British dishes to pair, venture over to Hackney Wick where this waterside boat gives you gorgeous views in a unique setting. From the fairy lights to the quirky location, Barge East has it all. You can feel good about yourself while eating here too, as head chef Stefano Camplone is all about sustainability.

Signature Brew Blackhorse Road is home to a huge brewery yard, perfect for summer sipping. Located just a five minute stroll from Blackhorse Road Station, the modern taproom, and its Haggerston sister, regularly plays host to live musicians and tasty street food vendors.