Beer Gardens In Newcastle

A chic and modern pub with a beer garden, the Brandling Arms is a popular spot in the summer months. Inside, you'll find retro-inspired interiors and comfy booths, while the outside space boasts spacious picnic tables and big umbrellas - ideal for escaping any midday heat.

A funky boozer found in the heart of the city, The Forth is one of our top picks for pubs with outdoor seating in Newcastle. Sun-worshippers can head through the quirky interiors to find a colourful terrace, which is covered in twinkling lights and toasty heaters for when the cold bites.

Located a few miles from Newcastle city centre, River Bar Washington is a fun boozer fronting real ales, tasty grub, cocktails and beer pong. Mosey over in the summer months to enjoy a mega feast of low 'n' slow ribs and juicy burgers on the sunny terrace.

A historic pub tucked away behind Cloth Market, The Old George is home to one of the best beer gardens in Newcastle. Make your way to this quaint spot and nab a space in their charming courtyard, which is usually strung with bunting, for some pub grub or a pint.

Housed within the former Bank of England, Barluga has one of the best beer gardens in Newcastle city centre. Head to the chic gastropub to make the most of the sunshine while getting your fill of comfort food classics - think fish 'n' chips, thyme roasted lamb and mushroom Wellington.

Located in the heart of its charming namesake neighbourhood, The Gosforth Hotel is the perfect spot for an alfresco pint when the sun decides to shine. In the summer months, punters will find streetside seating to the front of the popular pub; the perfect space to eat, drink and chat with friends.

A popular sports hangout and lounge, Spy Bar Jesmond is a buzzy choice for outdoor drinking in Newcastle. Grab a table in their outside seating area and sip on draught beers or cocktails while soaking up the sun.

Pairing beautiful cocktails and stunning interiors, this classy Newcastle watering hole is also a top place for alfresco drinks. What's more, 97 & Social offers up everything from bottomless frozen margaritas with brunch to potent house concoctions and an indulgent tipsy afternoon tea.

Live music sets, locally-sourced brews and a heated outdoor seating area all come together at The Tyne Bar. Its riverside location also provides you with a lovely backdrop and makes it one of the coolest spots to drink outside.

Is this the biggest beer garden in Newcastle? Not only home to craft beer served from a vibrant shipping container, By The River Brew Co also has a sprawling outdoor space. Their weekend street food market is not to be missed either, with vendors serving up a range of wood-fired pizza, Mexican fare, vegan bites and more.

Out of all the rooftop bars in Newcastle, Alvinos has got some seriously cool vibes to boot. Think murals outside, affordable cocktails whipped up from every spirit under the sun, and old vinyl records decorating the interior.

When it comes to craft pints, The Bridge Tavern is pouring up some of the freshest around from their own on-site microbrewery. And it's not just their cask ales that'll impress. Their intimate roof terrace is up there with the best in the city.