When the sun shines over Merseyside, there’s nothing better than heading to one of the many Liverpool beer gardens to enjoy an ice-cold drink with friends.
Whether you’re looking for a buzzing city centre vibe or a more relaxed suburban setting, the city offers some top spots to soak up the rays.
Here’s your go-to guide to the best beer gardens in Liverpool.
The Botanical Garden
5 New Bird Street, Liverpool L1 0DN
A hidden oasis in the Baltic Triangle, The Botanical Garden is a sun-soaked gin haven with a laid-back vibe. Featuring street food, great tunes, and colourful decor, it’s one of the most Instagrammable beer gardens in Liverpool.
Best for: Gin lovers and creative vibes.
The Merchant
40 Slater Street, Liverpool L1 4BX
Located on Slater Street, The Merchant boasts one of the city centre’s best outdoor drinking spots. With its large courtyard, rotating craft beer selection, and slices from Nightcrawler Pizza, it’s a weekend favourite.
Top pick for: City centre day drinking.
Tempest on Tithebarn
12 Tithebarn St, Liverpool L2 2DT
Inspired by New York’s rooftops and sun traps, Tempest on Tithebarn has a fantastic beer garden and rooftop terrace. Ideal for morning coffees or late-night cocktails, it’s one of the newer favourites in the business district.
Try: Their brunch menu with a cocktail on a sunny day.
Kazimier Garden
32 Seel Street, Liverpool L1 4BE
Tucked away off Seel Street, Kazimier Garden is a quirky, rustic beer garden that’s been a firm favourite among locals for years. With fairy lights, reclaimed furniture, and strong drinks, it’s perfect for a unique experience.
Vibe: Boho meets backyard cool.
PINS Social Club (The Roof Project)
45 – 61 Duke Street, Liverpool L1 5AP
Not just for bowling and games, PINS Social Club has a stylish rooftop terrace that’s perfect for cocktails, beers, and live DJs during the summer months. Great for groups and post-work gatherings.
Don’t miss: Their weekend rooftop parties.
Malmaison Liverpool
7 William Jessop Way, Liverpool L3 1QZ
Make the most of the sun on the Terrace at Malmaison, giving you the best views of Princes Dock on Liverpool’s waterfront. Sit back and watch the world go by down on the waterfront.
Top Tip: Book a stay and make the most of it.
Love Lane Brewery
62 Bridgewater Street, Liverpool L1 0AY
What better place to enjoy a pint than the brewery itself? Love Lane Brewery in the Baltic Triangle features a relaxed outdoor space where you can enjoy craft beers brewed just metres away.
Perfect for: Beer connoisseurs and casual drinkers alike.
The Dovedale Towers
60 Penny Ln, Liverpool L18 1DG
A classic pub with a spacious and green beer garden in the heart of the leafy Penny Lane area. The Dovey is ideal for a more relaxed pint away from the hustle of the city centre, Liverpool beer gardens.
Tip: Ideal for a Sunday afternoon pint and pub grub.
The Philharmonic Dining Rooms
36 Hope Street, Liverpool L1 9BX
Not only is this one of the most ornate pubs in Liverpool, but it also offers a surprisingly lovely outdoor area. A great place for a cultural pint before or after a show at the Philharmonic Hall. As Liverpool Beer Gardens go, it is in the middle of all the hustle and bustle of Hope Street.
Bonus: The interior is just as stunning as the beer garden.
The Pen Factory
13 Hope Street, Liverpool L1 9BQ
Hidden away from the madness of the day’s hustle and bustle, the Pen Factory is a mid-summer oasis to visit. Located on Hope Street, the venue boasts a menu of fantastic food, amazing drinks menu and a great beer garden to relax and soak up the friendly atmosphere.. and some rays at the same time of course.
Truth: You won’t want to leave.
The Bridewell
1 Campbell Square, Liverpool L1 5FB
Located at Campbell Square, the walled courtyard of The Bridewell has been transformed into a Victorian delight for visitors to pull up a seat and indulge in an array of hand-picked Gins. Gardeners have given the courtyard a lush green theme, with a living wall installed on one side and a wall of growing gin-related herbs on another.
Must Do: Drink in the former cells now used as seating areas.
Whether you’re after craft beer, cocktails, or casual pub vibes, Liverpool beer gardens offer the perfect setting for sunny days and warm evenings. From rooftop terraces to hidden backyards, these beer gardens in Liverpool cater to every mood and style.
So, round up your mates, grab your sunnies, and make the most of the sunshine in one of these top outdoor spots!
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