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Best Beer Gardens
You can use the London's beer terraces and London's Best Beer gardens during Summer.
There are a lot of pub gardens and open air venues where you can while away a summer afternoon or enjoy a post-work pint in the sun.
Canonbury Tavern
The Cononbury Tavern is a welcome retreat from Islington's busy Upper Street. This spacious and relaxing pub tucked away on a quiet street serves a good selection of draught ales. It also boasts pool tables and one of the largest and sunniest beer gardens in north London!
The Cove
Characteristically The Cove portrays a very English style than a Cornish pasty with a pint of real ale! That's the order of the day at the West Cornwall Pasty Co's. The Cove is situated right in the middle of Covent Garden's main piazza. So you need to be there in time to grab a seat on the balcony or chill out at a table on the cobbles with a sun umbrella. It is a very relaxed atmosphere to and also to indulge in some people-watching.
The Eagle
The Eagle in situated in Shepherd's Bush and has a huge outside area which is a great is an actual locate. It features magnificent cast iron railings, giant Victorian lanterns, outdoor games and the feel of a real English country garden. Take pleasure in the large grassy spaces speckled with picnic benches, colourful flowerbeds, strings of fairy lights and candles at night, as well as regular barbecues.
Edinboro Castle
Far away from the city life of Camden High Street Edinboro Castle is situated not far from Regent's Park. The Edinboro Castle is in its form during the summer. The large tree-lined garden and barbecue make it the ideal spot for some relaxed drinking in the sun.
The Garden Gate
A delightful pub in busy Belsize Park, The Garden Gate is just round the corner from Hampstead Heath. You can bring your dog to the pub after a nice walk in the park and the beer garden will welcome you in its ambiance. Drop in one weekend for the tasty barbecues or slap-up Sunday lunches. Of course you should, sample one of the unusual continental beers on tap.
The Gipsy Moth
The Gipsy Moth in situated right next door to the renowned Cutty Sark in historic Maritime Greenwich, You will see that the The Gipsy Moth is a in style hangout for locals, tourists and students alike. Welcoming, relaxing and realistically priced, the large beer garden is always packed out in summer. This is a great place to chill out with Sunday lunch or enjoy one of the regular barbecues.
The Marlborough
In leafy Richmond, The Marlborough can serve cracking cocktails and exiting taste with good spread of food and is well-known for its huge garden. Fondly tended, the beer garden spreads 800 square metres of outdoor area, a conservatory and a small playground for the children is available. A perfect family-friendly organization with a welcoming atmosphere, the place has been recently decked out with cosy and modern-day furnishings.
Sun in Splendour
After you have a great time shopping on Portobello Road, you can relax your feet and quench your thirst at the Sun in Splendour's "garden lounge". This warm and friendly area features upholstered sofas, retro rugs, candlelight and outdoor heaters. A non-smoking establishment which is indoors only, the pub is a great place to chill out, although can get busy on market days.
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