Glasgow pub named in 11 best UK beer gardens to drink in this summer according to Design My Night reviews

As the warmer weather is upon us and the sun starts to make a more regular appearance, you might be on the lookout for a new beer garden to spend your weekends in. Whether you want somewhere to relax to soak up the rays, a beer garden with a view or one where you can watch the football too, we have rounded up some of the best in the UK.

The UK is spoilt for choice when it comes to pubs with some dating back hundreds of years. But despite the vast amount of boozers up and down the county, some of them are extra special thanks to their outdoor spaces.

Whether you want a few beers in the sun, or to get merry with a proseccos or two at the weekend we have rounded up some of the best beer gardens in the UK according to Design My Night.

UK’s Best Beer Gardens

1. The Squirrel, Farnborough

Where: 125 Park Rd, Farnborough GU14 6LR

Design My Night describes this pub as fronting a sprawling beer garden and a quaint patio area, The Squirrel Farnborough is one of the best places to drink outdoors in the UK.

‘Better yet, it’s fully heated in the cooler months and the venue is dog-friendly, meaning no members of the crew are left behind.

2. Niku Bar, Surrey

Where: 92 Ewell Road, Surbiton KT6 6EX

This modern bar and beer garden has large round tables, trellises covered in trailing plants and even comfy wooden booths to kick back in. Try out a tiki cocktail alongside a choice of a European main menu or bottomless brunches.

3. Stewart Brewing, Loanhead

Where: 26A Dryden Road, Bilston Glen Ind Estate, Loanhead EH20 9LZ

Design My Night describes this beer garden as an ‘ultimate spot’ for alfresco sipping. Not only does the bar boast a sprawling beer garden, but the venue also features 18 taps of rotating classic and craft pints and freshly baked pizza served right from the oven.

4. The Crown Hotel, Wetherby

Where: 128 High Street, Boston Spa LS23 6BW

The Crown Hotel is a great choice for 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.

5. Water Lane Boathouse, Leeds

Where: Unit 4A Canal Wharf, Water Lane Beeston, Leeds LS11 5PS

Overlooking the Leeds to Liverpool canal, Water Lane Boathouse is a great choice for summer drinks with a view. Sat on the outskirts of Leeds city centre, the dog-friendly bar offers a range of beers, cocktails and gins, as well as wood-fired pizzas, burgers and beer snacks.

6. Patterns, Brighton

Where: 10 Marine Parade, Brighton BN2 1TL

If you fancy a drink overlooking the sea then Patterns is the one for you. Located in the busy beachfront city of Brighton, Patterns brings ‘Miami vibes’ with bottomless brunches and a regular rotation of DJs.

7. Brandling Arms, Newcastle

Where: 176 High Street Gosforth, Gosforth NE3 1HD

Brandling Arms is the perfect watering hole for summer nights, birthday celebrations or a delicious dinner. Dating back to 1902 the Brandling Arms is located in Gosforth and was thought to have once been a stable house for a wealthy family named Brandlings. It now offers a varied range of British pub classics, delicious sharing platters and traditional roasts. Behind the bar, there are craft beers and cask ales, a broad selection of wines, a range of spirits and tasty soft drinks.