Over 89 Best Beer Gardens In London

If you're looking for the best beer gardens in East London, then it's well worth checking out the sprawling outdoor space at Barge East. Boasting a pretty terrace with lush foliage and views of the riverside, this is one stunning place for alfresco drinking and dining. 

While a slinky little number with only a few tables outside, what sets the beer garden apart at The Lock Tavern is the location. Set alongside the canal and overlooking the famous Camden market, this is the perfect beer garden to get to know North London a little better. 

Searching for the top beer gardens in London? A hidden gem up north, The Beehive has got an extensive and gorgeous outdoor area at its Tottenham digs. Along with twinkly fairy lights and local craft brews, the pub is also screening regular matches across TVs both inside and outside. 

With quirky wooden tiki huts, fire pits and fabulous menus, this Brixton pub easily boasts one of the best beer gardens in South London. A real sun trap, this gorgeous garden is perfect for soaking up some summer rays, or snuggling up by a fire in the colder months.

Can't have a brewpub without one hell of a beer garden can you? Welcome to Aeronaut, where traditional is not something they exploit. The circus is truly in town at this beer garden lined with stripy coloured booths paying homage to the hook-a-ducks, strong man and coconut shys of the circus trade. 

Located in the heart of Richmond is one of the best beer gardens in the city. The Rising Sun also happens to sling out amazing burgers, cracking pints and a wide variety of vino - perfect if you're also a sports fan looking for the perfect plot to catch the game.

The perfect spot for outdoor dining in London, this Shepherd's Bush beaut is bringing you the goods this autumn and winter in the form of fully-heated, socially distant seating, as well as tasty gourmet pizzas, craft beer and cocktails.

While a gastropub by honest nature, The Lighthouse is also primed for those that want a top dose of British dining in South London. A humble restaurant made up of cosy interiors and classic charm, tuck into everything from gastro burgers to a rich pork belly main. 

There are beer gardens, and then there's The Ship. A family-friendly and locals favourite , The Ship not only has bars in the garden and British cuisine in the kitchen, this beer garden is set right by the water for summer vibes, winters curled up in covered spaces and then some.

South London is definitely not short of great beer gardens, but the White Bear's garden certainly has to feature high on the list. Having been created in 1780, just as the British lost their grip on the American colonies, the venue is full of vintage antiques, and the walls are covered in grainy photographs and satirical newspaper cartoons. 

With plenty of outdoor space surrounding this old school boozer, you can guarantee plenty of opportunities to have a pint in the sun (when it comes out, that is). Head to The Wrestlers, which is just off Highgate High Street, to settle down in this gorgeous place.

One of the most historic and beautiful pubs in the whole of south London, The Devonshire's alfresco garden is spot on for summertime basking. Get yourself set up with something from their extensive range of ales, craft beers, spirits and wines then get out into the great outdoors as they fire up the BBQ.

With a spacious outdoor garden, cosy tea room and airy pub serving seasonal dishes, this southwest watering hole is a top destination all year round. From brunch to after-work drinks and everything in between, you won't need to go far for any occasion.

Recognised as the largest beer garden in Shoreditch, Strongroom Bar and Kitchen is one of the best places to drink outdoors in East London. Head to the legendary recording studio for a relaxing escape from bustling city life, where craft beer and light bites await.

If you're looking for a cosy beer garden in west London, get down to Distillers where you'll find attentive service, a delicious British menu and an impressive selection of craft beer; both bottled and on draught. There's even live bands most evenings.

The Four Thieves is a wonderfully special establishment, and a glorious place to spend lazy evenings. Let your night filter outside even on chilly winter nights, as charming covered areas, heaters and squishy seating makes the garden a very hospitable environment. In the summer, the scent of lavender will waft down from the roof, where it is growing in preparation for being distilled into gin. 

A restored Victorian pub in Notting Hill, The Union Tavern sure does spoil us Londoners with a beautiful canal-side garden. Watch the boats drift down the river on a sunny day while you choose from their wide selection of craft beers and wines. This pub features an electric mix of décor and has an outdoor screen for films too.

One of the best places in West London for group dining? The Shack 68 brings together a massive beer garden, two-floors of inside seating and packages to suit every party size. Nab yourself some drinks and get ready to tuck into delicious homemade BBQ food.

After some bevvies in the sunshine? Then put on your glad rags and head to Hackney Tap. This fabulous venue is home to cosy interiors, including parquet floors, alongside a fantastic beer garden for those summertime antics. Hungry? Delve into its signature gyozas. Yum.

Home to one of the best beer gardens in South London, Northcote Records is so much more than a live music venue. Head here for refreshing cocktails and stonebaked pizza in their outdoor space, with its sister Venn Street being the perfect Clapham Common alternative.  

Come rain or shine, us Brits know a thing or two about a good ol' beer garden. That's where The Canonbury comes in with their gorgeous outdoor space, where you can enjoy some delicious food and a selection of hand-crafted cocktails.

Noted for its neighrbourhood charm and intimate beer garden, this friendly local boozer in Crystal Palace is a perfect spot for sunny afternoons and warm evenings thanks to a sports-friendly atmosphere and light, summer gins.

Head to Hammersmith where The Eagle is offering you one of the best places to drink outside in London. Along with a load of outdoor tabes and garden huts, it's also got its own burger shack and is serving up a range of craft beer.

Pubs with beer gardens around Waterloo? The Duke of Sussex has got a tonne of outdoor tables, perfect for all your tanning needs. It's also serving up a range of tasty dishes, including spit roast chicken, dry-aged beefburgers and a weekend brunch.

Boating amazing views of the River Thames from its pretty terrace, Doggett's Coat & Badge is home to one of the city's best beer gardens. Enjoy drinks and dinner while overlooking Central London, with seasonal British fare making up the menu.

To enjoy pints in the sun and plenty of mouthwatering grub while you're at it, look no further than The Leyton Star's beer garden. They're serving up  your favourite beers, ales and more, alongside a lineup of dripping burgers and loaded sides.

With a permanent residency from We Serve Humans and live music throughout the week, the beer garden at Signature Brew Blackhorse Road is a gorgeous place to spend a balmy evening. Sip on craft ales at this buzzing spot, or its Haggerston taproom, where 12 lines of beer are available to try.

One of the best beer gardens in South London, The Charles Holden is giving you a traditional English pub, perfect for afternoon drinks or a cosy date night. Along with slinging out top-notch pints, the spot showcases delicious pub grub.

Balmy evenings are perfect for alfresco boozing and the Duchess Belle in Battersea has just what you need. Check out their flower-filled walls and beer garden for a spot of wining and dining on nachos, pies and hot dogs.

Fourpure Taproom is home to one of the best beer gardens in South East London. Nestled within the Bermondsey brewery site, this outdoor space is a stunning spot for topping up your vitamin D levels with small batch beers and classic American eats.

Big Chill in Camden is serving up all sorts of fun throughout the weekend. Located opposite King's Cross, the bar also has a lovely little beer garden, perfect for soaking up rays (and shielding from the chill in winter) and working your way thorugh their extensive beer selection.

Home to Victorian-style interiors and a crackin' menu, Junction Tavern in Tufnell Park also have a glorious garden space. Head to this much-loved boozer in the warmer months to enjoy a lip-smacking cocktail, or a few small plates with friends. 

One of our top recommendations for beer gardens in North London, The Arnos Arms is home to a gorgeous outdoor space, perfect for alfresco drinking and dining. With a retractable roof, pretty fairy lights and toasty heaters, it's a great space, whatever the weather.

Nothing is better than sipping on a fresh pint of beer in a fabulous beer garden. And the Grand Junction Arms knows this all too well. Fronting a gorgeous balcony and garden space, this is the perfect spot for alfresco dining and drinks in the sun.

Set between railway arches, Night Tales might be one of the coolest places to grab a drink outside in the summer. From retro seating to roaring club nights, there's a happy blend of the casual and the party hearty.

Is this the most beautiful beer garden in London? With dazzling fairy light, comfy sofas and quirky decor, Flight Club is our pick for an afternoon of entertainment and alfresco sips. Hit up one of their weekend brunch socials and you can enjoy darts fun, bottomless pizza paddles and bottles of fizz.  

Found in Islington, Owl and Hitchhiker is a pub jam-packed with eccentricities, which comes as no surprise when you learn that it's inspired by The Owl and Pussycat and The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. Along with a slick outdoor drinking space, the pub has a unique immersive escape room.

Reasons for visiting the WGT beer garden are three-fold. For starters, it's huge - so there's no need to worry about whether you'll get a spot. Secondly, it's a suntrap in summer and covered in winter with heaters. Finally, it's got its own bar, so you can sun yourself without having to traipse back to queue for your next round inside.

Sporting a fresh look after a huge extension, Vauxhall Food & Beer Garden is set to be your new go-to summer hangout spot. Munch on tasty street food from all over the world whilst sipping on fruity cocktails and enjoy sports screenings, hilarious live events.

While you never may have thought it, Tooting harbours one of the best places to drink outside in London. Head on down to The Castle as their big garden not only provides a quaint British experience, there's real ale, bookable huts with heaters come winter and British grub to boot. 

Boasting a sprawling suntrap garden, Aragon House in Fulham is the place to go for alfresco drinking and dining. The menu is absolutely stellar, showcasing a range of small plates, elevated British classics and Sunday roasts, while the booze list showcases cocktails and beers.

For those seeking a stunning beer garden to soak up the sunshine on a hot day or a low-key alfresco spot to enjoy brunch with friends, Hannah in Clapham is a great choice. This much-loved boozer offers a fantastic range of small plates and bespoke cocktails in their vibrant space.

A trusty gastropub that's a huge hit with Winchmore Hill locals, The Kings Head also features a gem of a decked beer garden. Pick up anything from a good range of ales, fine wines and refreshing beers from inside and make straight for this tranquil outside space; there's an all-day menu of fresh and ethically sourced food if you should fancy a bite to eat.

One of the best beer gardens in London, The Old Joinery is one amazing place to drink outdoors. Settle down under the pergolas to top up your tan, enjoy tasty street food and sip on refreshing tipples in pretty surroundings. 

Looking for one of the best beer gardens on Brick Lane? Ninety One Living Room is bringing together delicious food and fresh pints in their gorgeous alfresco courtyard. Gather the gang and head over for an evening of drinking and chatting under the stars.

Head east to find a quirky, laid-back and traditional boozer with bags of charm. The Birds in Leytonstone is a stylish spot that is inspired by Alfred Hitchcock; find craft beers, mismatched furniture and a quaint beer garden at this spot.

If you're looking for a nice little watering hole in London, then Beer Merchants Tap is a great place to head to. You can sit outside with a pint in hand while taking in the pretty scenery in its outdoor garden area.

Fitting of its space on the Shoreditch scene, it's no wonder that Rolling Stock is a wonderland of art and debauchery. Not only boasting its own art gallery and a neat rotation of top DJ names, their beer garden is a corker of urban art, and outside bar, cutesy tables, industrial offsets and more in the heart of Kingsland Road. 

One of the best beer gardens in West London, Kindred's stylish outdoor space is perfect for after-work drinks or summer date nights. Located by the station, this restaurant and bar is keeping you watered and fed with tasty cocktails and drinks and a range of bites.

As part of a group of beer and ale enthusiasts, Highbury's Brewhouse & Kitchen delivers a menu full of mouth-watering dishes alongside a selection of international and home-brewed craft beers. To soak up all the summer sunshine, their idyllic beer garden, decked out with rustic stools and barrels, offers guests the perfect, Vitamin D boosting spot to unwind in after a long day of work. 

With an enormous beer garden that stretches out to meet the tip of Victoria Park, this is one of the best open-air drinking and dining spaces in East London. We'd heartily recommend popping over as soon as that sun pokes through the clouds, and in winter? Booking a heated booth or heading to the cosy Greenhaus. 

If you like your beer garden stocked with the city's best concoctions, then The Cocktail Club Bethnal Green is bound to catch your eye. Settle down at this gorgeous outdoor space to enjoy plenty of beaut sips that have been shaken and stirred.

Like your beer gardens on a rooftop with views of central London? Then look no further than Bar Elba, a gorgeous sky-high bar in Waterloo. Touting gorgeous decor, cracking happy hours and a fabulous weekend bottomless brunch, this beauty isn't to be missed.

Truman's Social Club is an all-new drinking and dining destination in Walthamstow. Starting off as a large beer garden serving local drinks and street food, the venue hopes to expand into an on-site brewery, taproom, market, music space and artist studios with Truman's beer at the heart of it all. 

Fancy a bit of alfresco sipping? The Adam & Eve over in Homerton boasts a gorgeous garden with plenty of seating, verdant plants, sports screens and colourful bunting. If you get peckish, the pub serves up delicious Thai street food.

Roehampton's King's Head boasts a serene garden space with lots of tables and plenty of cover for if the weather should turn, and it's just lovely. Get yourself out here with a chilled tray of drinks - the pub offers Young's ales, craft beers and a superb wine list - and don't lose faith if you've missed out, the floor-to-ceiling windows lets the light flood in to make it feel like you're pretty much outside anyway.

Home to one of West London's best beer gardens, The Imperial Arms is one swish spot in Fulham boasting its very own heated and covered terrace space. Decked out in colourful furnishings with quirky artwork and dashes of foliage, it's one pretty spot for alfresco hangouts.

Located within Mercato Metropolitano, this gorgeous London beer garden is also home to one of the best German breweries in the country. Get stuck into refreshing steins of Kraft this summer, alongside delicious street food and much, much more.