Top most interesting Beer Garden Bars

Manchester’s wild Bavarian-style “bier palace”: think tankards of pilsner, Alpine feasts, communal tables, live music and cabaret vibes in a grand historic hall.

Step into Antwerp’s historic Seef-brewery revival: the Antwerpse Brouw Compagnie Taproom serves fresh house beers, hearty bar-bites and a lively beer-garden in an atmospheric industrial-brewery setting on the Eilandje.

Denver’s “lager-only” brewpub: Bierstadt Lagerhaus pours crisp, slow-poured pilsners and lager styles beneath the art-district skyline of RiNo.

Belgian-style bliss by the lake in Wuhan — Brussels Beer Garden serves epic brews, hearty plates and an expat welcome you’ll remember.

Seattle’s iconic craft-brewery beer garden where small-batch ales meet laid-back vibes, friendly dogs, and communal tables. Sip, chill, repeat.

A colourful container-bar right by the quay in the Rostocker Stadthafen: sun-lit, laid-back vibes by day, spontaneous jazz, live sets and cocktails by night at the Hafendommel.

Your modern “Baverican” bier garden, where 60+ craft taps meet gourmet sausages, rooftop vibes, bar games & live nights — all wrapped in a friendly, laid-back Jax attitude.

A craft-beer lover’s hideaway on Bridlesmith Walk in Nottingham—15 rotating taps, fridges full of bottles, relaxed vibe & backyard seating: perfect for one-of-a-kind brews and buzzing chats.

Step into this glorious Victorian-music-hall-turned-pub beneath the glass-arched roof in Nottingham — brilliant ales, live tunes, quirky history and community heart all under one roof.

A sprawling Bavarian beer hall in Capitol Hill — you’ll find steins, sausages, giant pretzels, bocce courts and lively vibes that blend German tradition with Seattle’s party spirit.

A pub like no other: Greggs’ first-ever full-scale bar, where steak bakes meet pints, doughnut-inspired beers tap alongside sausage roll specials in the heart of Newcastle.

Hidden just behind the shops of Cabot Circus, The Volunteer Tavern (“The Volly”) is a 300-year-old Bristol classic—boasting real ales brewed on-site, a lush heated garden, dog-friendly vibes and lively quiz nights.

England’s “oldest inn” tucked into the caves beneath Nottingham Castle—low ceilings, snug alcoves, cask ales, and centuries of legends in the sandstone. Cosy, quirky, unforgettable.