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With summer just round the corner, we have rounded up London's best beer gardens, some included for their bucolic looks and fine foliage, some for their summery drinks or irresistible barbecues and some for their beautiful riverside location. Why not track down your nearest alfresco supping spot.
London NW5
The Junction Tavern is an imposing Victorian building in the heart of North London. Dating back to 1885, the main bar and dining room reflects its late Victorian heyday, but with all the modern comfort and facilities of a great British pub.
London E1
The Prospect of Whitby is a historic public house on the banks of the Thames at Wapping in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets. It lays claim to being the site of the oldest riverside tavern, dating from around 1520.
London SE21
The Rosendale today is a magnificent public house serving simple, seasonal and sustainable food, including free-range chicken and pork, sustainably sourced fish, beef aged in-house and pizzas made with artisan British charcuterie and cheeses.
London N1
The pub is named after a small island just off the North Norfolk coast.Siblings Rich Haines and Rosie Wesemann bought The Scolt Head together in late 2006. Having grown up in De Beauvoir they jumped at the chance to buy a pub in the area when the opportun
London N1
Combining the best in British pub hospitality with individuality, character and quirky charm, The Alwyne Castle is located at the heart of London’s thriving Highbury district.
London N1
Established since the early 1700’s, The historic Canonbury Tavern is a proud feature of Canonbury Place, serving an impressive array of real ale, craft beer, spring cocktails and more.
London SW18
The County Arms is a pub brimming with charm and a twist of contemporary style. It is the perfect venue for any occasion.
London E5
The Crooked Billet is a large pub offering a good selection of real ales, craft beers and traditional pub grub.
London E1
There are loads (and we mean LOADS) of craft beers- cask to glass London ales, big brassy tanks of lager & crafty bottles, not to mention bloody good wines and harder tipples.
London SW11
Did we mention we’ve got our own brewery? Yeah, probably we did. We’re pretty proud of the beer that comes out of it.