Best Beer Gardens In The UK

Perched on Queen Street in Bingley, Market Square Tavern is the quirky small town boozer offering you the very best craft pours, cocktails and hand-stretched pizza. Head out to their gorgeous beer garden too, soaking in the sun in summer and cosying up in the colder months.

If you're searching for unmissable beer gardens in Essex, The Spritz Social should be firmly on your radar. Not only is this pop-up bar serving a stunning array of signature sips and droolworthy burgers, but it's proving the perfect place for post-lockdown hangouts.

Among the coolest places to drink outside in West London, The Hawk's Nest is the UK beer garden you should be hitting up this season. Fronting a covered and heated outdoor terrace, it's an ideal place for to sink drinks and chow down on delicious slices of pizza.

One of the most gorgeous beer gardens in the UK, this stunning seaside spot in Brighton is one to check out. Tuck into fresh fish dishes and cold pints while taking in views across the city's iconic beaches and the ocean beyond.

Riverside beer gardens? This Leeds beauty is on it. Get your daily dose of vitamin D while sipping on freshly-poured tipples and tucking into a sourdough pizza at Water Lane Boathouse. The extensive outdoor terrace is also perfect for watching barges steer along the canal. 

For alfresco sipping, Stewart Brewing in Loanhead is the ultimate spot. Not only do they boast a sprawling beer garden, but they also feature 18 taps of rotating classic and craft pints and freshly baked pizza served right from the oven.

One of the best places to drink outside in England, WePop Southampton, and its Essex sister, are offering punters summery Aperol spritzes and tasty craft beers. Plus, there'll also be ping pong tables available for some alfresco entertainment.

Home to one of the UK's best beer gardens, this stunning pub in the heart of Surrey is offering much more than a few picnic benches and plants. Snuggle up on their lakeside terrace and tuck into sensational plates of food, fresh pints and fine wines.

This well-loved watering hole in Thackley will see you chugging cask ales brewed at their sister pub in Horsforth. The Great Northern Brewhouse's beer garden is the perfect spot for washing down hand-stretched pizza and nibbles with a pint.

One of the best beer gardens in London, The King's Arms is a pretty Wandsworth pub with an outdoor space worthy of the name. Head down during the summer months for seasonal sips in their pergolas and one of the best Sunday roasts in the South. 

It's not hard to see why Manchester's The Lawn Club is a popular choice come the warmer months. Located in the heart of all the action, this bar is taking you on a summer retreat, with comfy beanbag chairs, private pods and potent drinks.

If you're on the lookout for a pretty country pub with the beer garden to match, Red Lion Chenies is a winning choice. Get your fix of classic British grub, craft beer and refreshing gin all while soaking up the sun from the spacious outdoor area. 

If you're lucky enough to find yourself in Liverpool in this summer, we'd recommend a trip to this fabulous UK beer garden. Along with seriously stylish outdoor decor, Ropewalks venue, The Merchant, offers regular DJ sets, hefty burgers, plenty of fauna and fun vibes.

Dreamland Summer Social is one of the best beer gardens in the UK, bringing a series of unmissable events to Margate. Expect to find a sprawling outdoor space complete with bottomless brunching, sport screenings and live DJs.

Looking for the best beer gardens around Leeds. Tucked away in Wetherby, The Crown Hotel is a great choice, serving cask ales and fine wines in an impressive setting. The Grade II-listed pub also cooks up delicious British bites for you to tuck into.

With outdoor games, a pizza oven, secret huts and fire pits, it's not hard to see why Brewhouse & Kitchen has gained a name as having one of the best beer gardens in England. If that wasn't enough, the pub has also got an on-site microbrewery, serving up some of the freshest pints around.

If you're looking for great places to drink outside Cardiff, it's hard to beat Brewhouse & Kitchen for space. The venue's gorgeous beer garden boasts pretty tables and fire pits, which are perfect for a relaxing afternoon in the company of pals, pints and juicy burgers.

An iconic UK beer garden sat right on the Thames, The Ship is the Wandsworth pub designed for summertime sipping. Secure your table on the waterside terrace and get busy with cold pints, Aperol spritzes and delicious burgers.

One of the best places to drink outside in the UK, The Square Club is flying the flag for Bristol. The lush members' club, restaurant and bar serves up delicious food and cocktails on its outdoor terrace, while also welcoming in live music acts to keep you entertained.

You'd think that with a beach nearby, Brighton wouldn't need a beer garden, but one won't hurt, right? A laidback beauty just shy of the shore, Patterns bring you miami vibes mixed with bottomless brunches and a regular rotation of DJs.

Head down to Fourpure's South London taproom and you'll find one of the best places to drink outside in the UK. Their sprawling outdoor terrace is a top spot to sink craft pints and soak up the summer sun this season.

A stunning building set amongst the backdrop of the city's famous canal, The Distillery's two floors bring you craft brews, a massive beer garden and of course, cocktails. With an on-site gin still too, it's a dream location for G&Ts overlooking the water this summer in Birmingham.

Arguably the best beer garden in Birmingham, the outdoor space at The Old Crown is known to pack out at even the slimmest sliver of sunshine. The sprawling venue fronts colourful decor and loads of tables, ideal for squeezing all your friends around this summer.

When it comes to waterside beer gardens in Oxford, Head of the River is head and shoulders above the rest. Set alongside the Isis, the friendly pub is serving up British favourites alongside a roster of wine, beer and ales making it the perfect city escape.

Feeling like a VIP? Get yourself booked into this exclusive NY-inspired drinking and dining destination. The POD also offers an unparalleled private dining experience for you and your group, complete with cocktails, bites to eat and pretty surroundings.

Home to one of the coolest beer gardens in Cambridge, Pint Shop is the Peas Hill bar and restaurant to get your sun fix this summer. Alongside a pretty outdoor space, the venue offers a huge range of craft beers as well as a delicious selection of pizzas.

Home to one of the most beautiful beer gardens in the North of England, this gorgeous country pub is must if you're looking for a rural escape. A short drive from Liverpool, Farmers Arms sits on the corner of Royden Park and promises a sunshine setting and plenty of great food.

The Gun may be tucked away in Chiddingly, but its premium beer garden is worth the drive over. Bringing you crisp pints alongside a scattering of sheep, this elevated favourite combines British food and gorgeous landscapes to bring you the ultimate summer experience.

One of the UK's best beer gardens, Riverside on Kelham Island is a hotspot for craft pints and quality food come the summertime. The outdoor terrace which looks out over the water offers respite from Sheffield's bustling streets, as well as quirky neon lights and cute decorations.

One of the most popular beer gardens in Belfast, Filthy McNasty's offers a neat combo of courtyard and alleyway beer garden. You'll have to fight to grab a spot here when the sun's out but it's well worth the effort as the space fronts quirky ornaments, tasty pizzas and craft beers from the bar.

If you're pottering about Glasgow looking for a beer garden, let Inn Deep show you how it's done. Set alongside the river, this unique bar has an enviable craft beer selection and serves as a charming spot to hunker down in the summer with sound of gentle waters in the background.

In a city like Edinburgh, you know to expect fascinating history and pretty cobbled streets, but how do its beer gardens live up? If Cold Town House is anything to go by, incredibly well. With a rooftop looking out over Grassmarket and up to the castle, it's an idyllic spot to snuggle up with cocktails and steaming slices of pizza.

Key West is up there with the UK's quirkiest beer gardens, offering punters a very watery view from its sun terrace on the actual pier. Grab a table and gaze out over Bournemouth's beaches and  onto the Isle of Wight while sinking some ice-cold pints.