by A beer in the sun is a precious thing: slightly cascaded by beer; All -round gentle laughter snorts; The sound of crunchy packages is torn up for sharing. With still increasing temperatures, the cool hug of a shady beer garden is becoming increasingly tempting.
The London PUB scene houses wonderful places that can be drinked, although it is not surprising that the outdoor area is still a difficult find in some parts of the city. And nobody wants to sweat in the dark when there is an opportunity to brown.
Here are some of our favorite pub gardens in London. From picturesque terraces on the river to lively neighborhood flows, they have plenty of space and excellent atmosphere.
Pub in the park
As a favorite for larger groups, there are fantastic views of London Fields in this intelligent bar of pinge, which always hums. If it seems a little busy, take a pint to take away and go to the nearby park.
19 Martello St, E8 3PE, pubonthepark.com
The Albion
This good-looking pub covered with Wisteria is worth a visit, which the weather has with a series of small, networked rooms inside and a country pub feeling. The food is good, the beer is well -groomed and there is also a cocktain list that is half otherwise. From the front there is a small strip outside of seats, which often gets the decreasing evening sun and fills up quickly. On the back the room is huge, with rows of parking benches under parasols and in some cases vines and pastures.
10 Thornhill Road, N1 1HW, the-albion.co.uk
Anchor banks
This pub on the Bankside, a few minutes of Borough Market and The Globe, can be found in the middle of one of the most tourist areas of London and is blessed with plenty of space outside the front. Ideal for one or two pints on the right of the Thames and walk-ins are welcome.
34 Park ST, SE1 9EF, Greeneking-pubs.co.uk
The sun of Camberwell
This pub offers a large selection of beers, an impressive menu and – the best of everything – a nice big beer garden that she covers to see the unpredictable British summer weather. Brixton and Surrops are selected for rope, and this is one of the best.
Coldharbour Lane, SE5 9NS, suncamberwell.com
People’s Park Tavern
One of the largest and leafest pub gardens in East London (with a lot of pretty colored). Be sure to try one of the craft beers from his micro brewery on site.
360 Victoria Park Road, E9 7BT, Peoplesparktavern.pub
The red lion
This intelligent pub is not just one of the most beautiful rope in East London with many great things from the kitchen and a good selection of real ales. It opens his back with a spacious courtyard. You will also open with cover when it rains.
640 High Road Leytonstone, E11 3AA, Theeredlionleytonstone.com
The crown and the greyhound
The Stadium of Dulwich Hamlets in the Champion Hill is The Crown and Windhound A extensive, lively pub that is well filled with craft beers and beers and jazzy cocktails. The terrace is considerable and a decent Pub Mrub is available both and inside. A good pub to watch football.
73 Dulwich Village, SE21 7BJ, Thecrownandgreyhound.co.uk
Big Penny Social
“Eating, drinks and funny times for everyone” operates the simple, albeit precise slogan for this place. While it is known for live music inside, it is also outside the Club Vibes area and a lot of entertainment, and it is also massive and simply kept a cracking beer garden, among the largest in East London. The whole place has space for 1,400, so it shouldn’t prove to be too difficult to snap a table somewhere.
1 Priestley Way, Walthamstow, E17 6al, bigpennysoc.co.uk
The Leyton star
Enter this characteristic local favorite and you will see a beautiful central bar with a decent place to drink and eat. Things come out of the back, with a surprisingly spacious beer garden with many benches and places where you can sit in the sun.
116 High Road Leyton, E15 2BX, Leytonstar.co.uk
The Duke of Edinburgh
This beautiful locals with a really huge garden, which is from the main building of Brixton, practically creates atmosphere. The paved courtyard is wonderful leaf, and white men can still be in the residence, and they suspected it, well -made Heckerhuhn and other Caribbean inspired dishes.
204 Ferndale Road, SW9 8AG; Dukeofedinburghpub.com
The white horse
The garden of this humming Fulham home, which is sitting on the corner of the Parsons Green Road, is well positioned to sit and watch the world come by its popularity in the well-betrayed residents who gave him the nickname “Sloaney Pony”. It is also known for its excellent range of 150 bottle and 20 draft beers.
1-3 Parson’s Green, SW6 4UL, whitehorsesw6.com
The hope and the anchor
Brixton is clearly fully bursting with top beer gardens, and hope and anchor are no exception. This is a beautiful place-the hanging flowers and fairy tale, who ensure that-and has a reputation as a party led by Prosecco fuken. The outside cabins help when the sky opens.
123 Acre Lane, SW2 5UA, Hopeandanschorbrixton.co.uk
The Crabtree Tavern
This Grand Victorian Pub sits on the river between Hammersmith and Putney Bridges and offers several rooms outdoors and a view of the Thames to Barnes and the London Wetland Center. Try to grab the seats under the crying pasture and spend a lazy Sunday afternoon with sweating the rowers on the water. A personal favorite.
Rainville Road, W6 9ha, TheCrabtreew6.co.uk
The white swan
It is one of the most idyllic places in London and one of our favorite pubs in the capital. The veranda outdoors and the seating areas feel like another world in the busy city and are some of the best places to spend a summer afternoon. However, you will probably be lucky enough to get a place.
Riverside, Twickenham, TW1 3DN, whiteswantwickenham.co.uk
The white hard
Another jewel in the chain of the Antic Pub chain – the same owner as the sun of Camberwell, above – the white hard is an unsung favorite in Stoke Newington. The massive pub garden is a sun trap with inviting tables. And the food here is decent.
69 Stoke Newington High Street, N16 8el, Whitehartstokenewington.com
The prince
It is probably one of the most versatile venues in the city: The prince’s pretty dining room can be transformed into a huge beer garden with a retractable roof at this popular point in early it. Expect that it is full.
14 Lillie Road, SW6 1TT, The princelondon.com
The Duke of Hamilton
This charming pub found a short walk towards the Heide from the Hampstead station and is a trip to Northwest -London. The front yard has a border of 25 people and the back garden has a capacity of 40, so that bookings are recommended, although there are no space if there is space. In bad weather there is an awning.
23-25 New end, NW3 1JD, TheEDUKEOF Hamiltonnw3.com
The eagle
In the shepherd’s Bush Pub, everything revolves around the Snazzy garden, which enables one of the best rooms outdoors in West London. It is huge, with many comfortable chairs and your own bar, and the entire room is covered and filled with heaters.
215 Askew Road, W12 9AZ, Theeaglew12.co.uk
The Canonbury Tavern
Historic Islington Pub of the Canonbury is worth a visit all year round, but the garden helps to be for itself in summer. It was also one of the pubs frequented by George Orwell, which wrote parts of 1984 in the garden in the 1940s.
21 Canonbury Place, N1 2NS, Thecanonbury.co.uk
The avalon
The Avalon is a stable ward of Balham Hill and offers long lunch and large groups and is family -friendly. It not only has three outdoor areas that consist of an inner courtyard, a terrace and a beautiful main garden. A local favorite for a good reason. Rowdy (ISH) later.
16 Balham Hill, SW12 9EB, theavalonlondon.com
Edinboro Castle
In the afternoon, easily slide on this pretty little bolt hole in long evenings, which is hidden behind Minneson Crescent. It has a large garden that is covered with an inviting leaves with the additional bonus of a convenient mini-marquee, heaters and fairies when the evening cold falls off.
57 Mornington Terrace, NW1 7RU, Edinborocastlepub.co.uk
Tir na Nog
This Irish pub in Wandsworth – absolutely not the chic side – a classic bolzen hole in southern London with live music, sports and warm hospitality. The beautiful little garden in the back is not big, but it’s wonderful. A place where he is gone in the afternoon.
107 Garratt Lane, SW18 4DW, Tirnanogwandsworth.co.uk
Perry Hill Pub
This family -friendly Boozer in the southeast of London offers a huge, walled beer garden, partly sheet and calming, partly a decking, some areas, otherwise open to the elements. It is an excellent place for a beer and a super affordable bar snacks. Otherwise, the main menu takes brilliant classics, from ham, eggs and chips to hot smoked salmon. Mondays and Tuesday £ 10 sausage and mash.
78 – 80 Perry Hill, SE6 4EY, Perryhillpub.co.uk/
The Devonshire
There is still a Devonshire and it is. It is a different atmosphere than Soho favorite, but still good. It is in Balham and it is the home of the Balham Beach Club, a large, colorful place where young experts like to gather for lively cocktails – a lot of spraying action – and simple pub that is satisfied. The burgers are strong, as are the Fischfinger scarnies. Expect a tedious atmosphere, bookable “beach huts”, fairy lights and lots of boat shoes tomorrow, noon and night.
39 Balham High Road, SW12 9an, Devonshirebalham.co.uk
