Venues With Outdoor Space

One of the prettiest pubs in London, this traditional British boozer fronts a central location and some gorgeous outdoor space. Whether you're chilling in their foliage-covered beer garden, or taking in the views off the balcony, Poplars at the Dickens Inn has open-air areas for all.

If you're after a terrace London restaurant, Little Nan's Deptford Bar has a gorgeous patio for those all-important alfresco moments. Whether you're popping in for a bottomless brunch or afternoon tea, there are plenty of fun things to get up to outside here.

With twinkling fairy lights, an intimate setting and plenty of craft beer, The Birds is one of the best garden restaurants in London for a reason. Inspired by Alfred Hitchcock, the venue also has a stylish interior with bird cages, retro pieces and traditional features.

People's Park Tavern have got all the outdoor space you could need. Their huge circular beer garden opens out onto the lush scenes of Victoria park, with wooden shacks lining the walk to the pub's back door and some really cool, quirky decor acting as a backdrop for summer shindigs. 

Looking for a North London beer garden? The Arnos Arms is home to a huge outdoor space, which has been covered with a tent for the spring season. Warm up by the electric heaters as you chow down on hearty pub grub and sips on freshly-poured pints.

Serving up the best of British cuisine with picturesque water views, Browns Butlers Wharf is a relaxed, welcoming brasserie and bar  on the Thames. Join them for summer cocktails on the large outside terrace and top up your tan with a menu of seasonal creations just waiting to be sampled. 

Aspen & Meursault in Battersea is a great little venue if you're looking to kick back with a glass of wine and a few nibbles. Along with pretty plants and fairy lights, the quaint spot serves up unique eats such as spicy chorizo bites and booze filled cheese boards.

Housing Soho's largest rooftop terrace, with incredible views of the West End, The Century Club brings together work, rest and play in the heart of London. Hidden behind a modest front door in Shaftesbury Avenue, this hidden member's club is the place to be for summertime partying. 

Fronting a crackin' outdoor terrace, Fox Excel is a great venue for those all-important alfresco drinks. Hire out the private outdoor space, where you'll be able to quaff bevvies in the sunshine with loved ones. And the inside? Expect a warehouse-style venue.

Looking for a venue with outdoor space in Central London? Leicester Square Kitchen is sure to impress all of your guests. Serving a menu of Mexican and Peruvian small plates, the restaurant features an elegant alfresco dining space with heaters for when temperatures drop.   

The Old Brewery is a charming and characterful building located within the grounds of the Old Royal Naval College. This place boasts impressive interiors with modern meets traditional styling, while outdoors there's an impressive beer garden for all your summer needs.  

If you're looking for a venue with outdoor space that exudes summer vibes, look no further than The Cocktail Club in Canary Wharf. This lively hotspot boasts a spacious terrace where you can sip on unique cocktails like the gin-based Southside Royal, or classic choices like the Espresso Martini. The outdoor area perfectly complements the venue's electric energy, offering a place to soak up the sunshine while enjoying quirky drinks. With 2 for £14 on cocktails during happy hour, it's a must-visit.

Catch some of the most gorgeous city scenes at The Rooftop St James. Head up to this sky-high venue to gawk at the pretty views, before delving into European-inspired dishes or cocktails. Oh, yes.

Just a short walk from Blackfriars Bridge, the historic Doggett's Coat and Badge is a great place for alfresco drinking. Come rain or shine, this venue is equipped with a weatherproof space that's ideal for those after-work, anniversary or casual drinks. 

Birthday bash? Engagement soirée? Or just an excuse to gather your squad? Whatever the occasion, 1864 Rooftop Bar promises to deliver memories as spectacular as its skyline.

With a mix of intimate seating and open mingling spaces surrounded by pretty foliage, your guests will rave about this spot long after the party ends. Add a live DJ or some bespoke cocktails to the mix, and voilà - you've just thrown the event of the year.

Boasting one of the biggest beer gardens in London, this fun and friendly brewery in Elephant & Castle is one of this summer's must-visit spots. Head over to Mercato Metropolitano where you'll find the German Kraft Brewery serving up fresh sips and tasty street food.

Perhaps you need a bit of fresh air after singing your heart out in one of Lucky Voice Liverpool Street's neon-lit pods? No worries, it's got you covered with its pretty terrace, lined with greenery and twinkly lights hidden under umbrellas. Relax outside at the lively haunt with a themed cocktail in hand, like the gin and apricot marmalade-based 7 Rings of Purple Rain, made using Chambord black raspberry liqueur.

You can't really get closer to the river than this, a dining cruise restaurant bar with massive glass windows that give you a 360 experience while sailing down the Thames. Join Bateaux London for lunch, afternoon tea and unique dinners, and you'll have a wonderful time soaking up the city. 

The Sipping Room is a welcoming bar and restaurant that serves both seasonal dishes and inventive cocktails. Open all day, every day, the bar's outdoor terrace is perfect for both cocktails in the scorching summer and hot toddies during the colder months.

Fronting a delightful terrace, perfect for al fresco dining, this charming hotel, restaurant and bar complex is also no stranger to a seasonal pop up, offering a ski lodge for the wintry months, and a beach club offering for warmer weather.

For a venue that blends sunshine, personality and something truly different, Darcie & May Green is one of London's standout picks.

Their rooftop terrace offers open-air dining and drinking right on the water, with enough colour and charm to turn any gathering into a story. Whether you're hosting brunch, cocktails or laid-back dining, this is alfresco done with flair. Best of all? The split-level layout gives you flexibility to create intimate pockets or breezy communal spaces, all framed by the peaceful pace of the canal.

Just a short walk from London Bridge, Bermondsey Bar & Kitchen serves up an enormous beer garden in the heart of the city. Packed full of benches and protected from the elements, it's perfect for big celebrations.

While you're here, you can work your way through a stellar line up of taps and perfectly chilled bottles and cans, from top notch lagers to stouts, ciders and IPAs. The food game is just as strong, with stacked burgers up for grabs, as well as pizzas delivered straight from local legends Barrel & Stone.

Planning a shindig in the city? Check out The Understudy. On the South Bank, its riverside terrace puts you right in the heart of the city.

Whether you need a spot for work drinks or a big birthday, there's a space here to suit. Take the whole place for up to 40 seated or 100 on their feet.

Looking for outdoor seating restaurants in London? Then get to know The Leather Bottle in Earlsfield. Not only does this charming pub have crackin' interiors, but its terrace space is a large and beaming area of private hits and greenery aplenty. 

Boasting one of the best outdoor pub spaces in Wandsworth, this Young's pub is the perfect location for some alfresco summer drinking or a fun night out with pals. To complete the experience? Make sure you dive into their menu of classic pub grub. 

Perfect for private gatherings, Finsbury Square Garden provides a refreshing outdoor setting with options for exclusive hire. Located near Liverpool Street, it's a unique spot to host events, complete with seasonal menus, stylish decor, and cosy spaces that adapt to any time of year.

Make the most of its space by securing the garden to play some games in, and delight in scrumptious platters featuring chicken and halloumi, completed with sparkling wine, of course. 

Vagabond Northcote Road boasts a gorgeous rooftop terrace that makes for a brilliant after-work drinks, date night or group catch-up destination. As well as offering a vast array of carefully-selected bottles, they serve seasonal small plates, cheeses, charcuterie and steak to pair and share.

Looking for bars with outdoor seating in London? Barrio is certainly the place for you, with its vibrant decor, central location and banging menu of cocktails. If that's not enough to entice you, make sure to check out the bar's brilliant happy hour deals. 

The Victoria in Tottenham really has got it all when it comes to venue hire: a private bar and terrace, a fully equipped DJ booth and a 1am late license on weekends. Their clubhouse has space for 100 people standing, or 40 seated, and minimum spends start from only £500.

You can enjoy their delicious selection of craft beer, and they offer free deliveries from Yard Sale Pizza - though there are other catering packages available too.

Apples and Pears is a colourful and vibrant bar serving innovative signature cocktails and an awesome garden. It's the ideal space to unwind off Brick Lane and catch some rays on summer afternoons, with a heater all year round alfresco revelry in the cooler months.

Aviary Rooftop Bar & Restaurant is a fabulous drinking and dining destination in the City, with spectacular views over London and an equally-impressive menu to boot. Whether you're topping up your tan in the summer or seeking refuge in a pop-up igloo when it's cold outside, this is one unique place to visit.

A pop-up bar in the heart of Brick Lane, this place is paying homage to NYC with cracking craft beer and a menu of hearty junk food bites. Head to Brick Lane Tap Room for outdoor drinking sessions, complete with a whole host of artisan and local sips.

The Skylark Café is one of the best venues with outdoor space in South London, found right in the heart of Wandsworth Common. Soak up the stunning surroundings from the terrace area or inside where the folding doors add an extra sense of alfresco dining to your experience.

The Little Scarlet Door is a beautifully quirky watering hole in Soho that boasts quite the outdoor terrace. Soak up the sunshine in the pretty space, which features parasols, luscious plants and vibrant cushions, with a cocktail to hand.

Looking for the perfect venue with outdoor space in East London? Rolling Stock is sure to satisfy with its charming heated and covered beer garden. Found nestled in Shoreditch, the bar is ready to welcome any kind of event, simply get in touch with the team to find out how.

The Exhibit has it all under one roof, from bottomless brunching and sing-along boozicals, to exclusive cinema and karaoke suites. What makes the space even better? The fabulous outdoor terrace spake that's ideal for topping up tans and cocktail sipping in the summer months. 

One of the quirkier places to dine outdoors in London, Barge East is a unique restaurant that provides a quirky day-to-night experience. Join them for summertime sipping under the sun and romantic evenings with delicious dinners against a luscious green backdrop. 

This gorgeous restaurant in Central London boasts one of the best bookable outdoor spaces in town. Treat your group to a feast of authentic Italian cuisine in an enclave-style space which features comfy seating, glowing fireplaces and atmosphere lighting. 

Looking for a fun location for your next private party? Look no further than Clerkenwell & Social. Decked out in quirky literary decor, their first-floor bar can host up to 120 partiers and comes with a personal bartender, AV gear, and access to the ground-floor terrace. For even bigger bashes of up to 250 guests, you can book out the whole place. Treat your guests to unique cocktails, finger-licking canapés, or their always impressive artisan pizzas.

Just a short walk from West Brompton station, The Prince is a great option when it comes to cheap outdoor restaurants in London. Fully covered, heated and decked out in flora and fauna, this spot is ideal for wallet-friendly dining this spring or summer.

Located at the heart of East London, the Queen of Hoxton is a fun place for after-work drinking sessions, catching up with mates and epic club nights. The bar's incredible rooftop not only boasts views of the city, but often features a quirky theme and is renowned for its movie screenings.

One of the best bars with outdoor seating in Brixton, this gorgeous rooftop spot is taking summertime drinking to a whole new level. With a gorgeous foliage-filled terrace, fruity cocktails and excellent onsite food traders, Pergola Brixton is one of our favourite place to drink outside in London.

Outdoor dining is always nice, but especially when it's on a boat. Located in Richmond, Peggy Jean is perched on the river Thames, promising amazing views of the water and this picturesque town.

Soak up the sun on the open-air top deck, admiring the bright pink umbrellas and pretty greenery surrounding you. Sip refreshing cocktails from the bar, paired with Australian-style plates like Bondi breakfasts, steak skewers and tempura cauliflower.

Head over to Holborn on a sunny day and you'll find The Lady Ottoline serving up high-end pub grub and refreshing drinks on its streetside tables. Perfect for taking in the Bloomsbury bustle, this venue is a fantastic people watching spot.

If you're looking for chic venues with outdoor space, then 14 Stories might just be the place. The rooftop restaurant on Fenchurch Street has launched an all-new alfresco terrace for the spring and summer months, so you can enjoy exceptional skyline views while you feast of quality cocktails and seafood platters.

Boasting a sun-soaked outdoor space, The Refinery, Bankside is a real winner during the warmer months. Not only is it a short distance from the Tate Modern and River Thames, but this venue offers a delicious drinks selection, tasty food and brunches galore.

Rotunda is a sleek King's Cross eatery with some seriously impressive canal-side seating that cannot be missed in the summer months. Whether you're craving chargrilled rump of Texel lamb or chimichurri spatchcock poussin, simply pair each Mexican plate with a refreshing drink.

A dazzling gastropub, bar and live music venue close to Queen's Park, Paradise By Way of Kensal Green features one of the area.'s top garden spaces. Saturdays are all about brunching and guzzling cocktails, while Sunday's call for roasts and Bloody Marys under the sun. 

The Cardinal Bar & Kitchen in Aldgate is a lively hangout, where bold cocktails and breezy vibes take centre stage. Their Stella Artois terrace boasts its own dedicated bar menu, featuring refreshing mixes with tequila, strawberry or elderflower and a splash of Stella.

To top it off, live DJs spin chilled-out sets every Wednesday and Thursday from 2pm to 6pm, making it the perfect midweek escape. Or if you want a semi-private party, there's space for up to 40 guests.

One of East London's best pubs with outdoor space, The Victoria is offering outdoor seats both in its walled garden and out the front. Decked out in exotic greenery, heaters and booths, this place has got you covered for the summer months.

Hidden away under the iconic Lloyd's Building in central London, One Under Lime is a spacious venue that's perfect for summer parties. You can hire their indoor space or the sunny terrace area, with space for up to 150 people, where you can enjoy premium beers, wines or spirits in the sun. They also serve up a great range of barbecue fare, with smaller snacks like sausage rolls or lemon prawn skewers up for grabs too.

Serving brunch, dinner and everything in between, Lost Society's cocktails and craft beers are certain to appeal to even the most cynical punter. Perfect for when the sun makes a rare appearance, the venue's pretty beer garden is capable of rivaling any in Southwest London.

Roof East is Stratford's finest rooftop bar, and one incredible event space when the summer rolls around. Toting an open air cinema, bar and plenty of quirky activities, it comes with the addition of amazing views over the city (and some gorgeous sunsets). 

Offering its guests a canal-side bar and alfresco terrace overlooking Regent's Canal and Granary Square, The Lighterman is a pretty place for getting together and hanging out. What makes this place better? The craft ales, seasonal cocktails and menu of gastropub classics that simply must be savoured.

The Lampery is a cool British restaurant that celebrates our country's diverse cuisine through its menu, with stylish interiors and a chilled-out vibe to match. Adding to this is the floral ceiling in the dining room and large doors that can be opened up to bring the outside indoors.