Beer Gardens In Manchester

The Woodstock Arms is a great pub for summer thanks to its sprawling beer garden. Check out the mega outdoor offering at this West Didsbury boozer, all while sipping on a wide selection of refreshing beverages and tucking into classic British pub grub.

If you're looking for more of a party atmosphere from your alfresco drinking scene, then El Diablo is just the place. This tequila and taco bar right on Deansgate Locks turns into a club once the sun goes down, which is ideal for morphing your day sesh into a night out.

Boasting a sunny terrace beer garden, alongside its cool interiors and retro vibes, gaming bar Pong & Puck is coming up trumps with its variety of offerings. Better yet, you'll be sipping on a whole host of cocktails inspired by the 80s, 90s and 00s.

The Alchemist might be known for their swish cocktail bars across Manchester, but did you know their Spinningfields and waterside MediaCity venues also have outdoor space up their sleeve? Come here to drink and dine on their gorgeous patios.

The perfect spot for an al fresco cocktail (or three), The Lawn Club boasts some of the best drinking pods in Manchester, pretty festoon lighting and plenty of green space adorned with deck chairs. Head here for Friday night drinks and tasty nibbles.

Home to one of the best heated beer gardens in Manchester, Dive NQ have got you covered whatever the weather. Fully equipped with a sprawling terrace space and a full on party indoors, this place is a must for hangouts with your mates in any season.

With a gorgeous outdoor terrace overlooking the locks, Lock 91 is the perfect place for a spot of sunshine drinking. Kick back after work with colleagues, or unwind with a cocktail and watch the world go by at this beautiful waterside bar.

On the hunt for the best beer gardens in Manchester? The Old Wellington is home to one of the most unique outdoor spaces in the city. Found in what feels like a hidden square, its made even more cosy with the tall buildings looming over.

From its smattering of dining tables and second floor terrace dining to its south-facing patio, Dukes 92 is one top-notch sun trap. Whether you're plucking over a Pimm's or enjoying a little dining, do it in summer style here.

Looking for roof gardens in Manchester? Doghouse's sky-high beer haven is just the place to sip on craft brews, tuck into tacos and soak up the sun. And if you prefer to stay on the ground, sister bar BrewDog has a small but perfectly formed outdoor space.

While being one of the best bars in Manchester, Sunset by Australasia also has some gorgeous outdoor space. While it may not technically be a beer garden, the floral-adorned terrace is an absolute must in the warmer months, offering a prime location for sipping cocktails in the sun.

Slug and Lettuce in Manchester's Spinningfields is a top choice for drinking outdoors, especially if you're looking to get plenty of bang for your buck. These guys are serving up affordable drinks on their fairy-lit decking, which is perfect for any after-work antics.

A venue hosting bottomless brunch, garden parties and more, GRUB is also boasting a gorgeous beer garden. From summers spent sipping cocktails and grabbing street food to soaking up the sun, this place offers it all.

From its famous tipi in winter to the sprawling sun-soaked space come summer, The Oast House is one of the best places for drinking outside. Make your way over to the Spinningfields spot for BBQ fare washed down with pints or an Aperol spritz.

Aside from their sky-high terrace with a retractable roof, The Ivy Spinningfields also boasts a heated beer garden that's packed out with as many botanical touches as its interiors. Head here to sip signature cocktails in the sun.

As well as cosy pub interiors and a large sun terrace overlooking the canal boats of the Castlefield Basin, The Wharf boasts plenty of outdoor seating, plus a barbecue serving up tasty grilled burgers and sandwiches. There's even a fountain for a little splash should the heat get too much.

It may be tucked away in Chorlton, but that doesn't stop The Beagle from having great alfresco game. Alongside a terrace space to enjoy their craft pints and hardy British dishes, there's a beer garden with painted murals, quirky furniture and fun aplenty.

While there's only a small smattering of tables, the beer garden sitting pert outside of Dockyard in Salford Quays is still a charmer. From its rustic benches and blossom trees to a cracking collection of craft beers and pub grub, this spot is a must for summer days.

You can't talk about beer gardens without dropping a mention of Sinclair's Oyster Bar. Dating back to 1720, it's one of the most popular hotspots in the city, boasting an excellent selection of beers, ciders, and hearty food (including oysters, of course).

Sitting pretty just opposite the range of drinking destinations on Deansgate Locks, Atlas Bar is an iconic venue with lovely outdoor space. If you choose this beer garden, you can make your way through a staggering range of gins while basking in plenty of rays.