Best Beer Gardens In Cardiff

When the sky is clear and the sun decides to make an appearance? There are few better ways to soak up all that vital vitamin D than by drinking in one of the capital's many outdoor terraces. Whether you're looking for somewhere to enjoy a post-work pint or are planning a daytime session in the sunshine, check out our guide to Cardiff's beer gardens here.

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The Woodville, Cardiff

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If you're looking for the best pub beer gardens in Cardiff, The Woodville is one of our top picks. The quirky boozer is adorned with brightly coloured walls, neon lights and pool tables. Swing by on a summer's day to sip local ales on the vibrant terrace.

Beverley Hotel

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On the hunt for places to drink outside? Located in Pontcanna, Beverley Hotel has everything you need for a cracking good time. The sunny beer garden boasts gorgeous greenery and fairy lights - ideal if you're looking to while away while soaking up the sun.

Gassy's, Cardiff

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An affordable boozer located just a short walk from the University, Gassy's is one of the best pubs with outdoor seating in Cardiff. Grab a seat at the streetside tables and spend the day chowing down on hearty nosh while knocking back real ale, all at prices that won't break the bank.

The Eli Jenkins

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Without a doubt, The Eli Jenkins is home to one of the best beer gardens in Cardiff Bay. Not only is it pretty darn huge, with lots of sun-soaked seating, but it also has outdoor screens so you can watch the sports fixtures. Pair that all with delicious food and drink and you've got yourself a winner.

Church Inn Llanishen

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A traditional, local pub, Church Inn Llanishen is the place to go for alfresco drinking and dining. Settle into one of the outside picnic benches and get stuck into scrumptious ales, beers and wines accompanied by an eclectic selection of British grub.

Blue Bell

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Looking for somewhere to lounge in the sun with a pint in hand? Then get yourself over to the Blue Bell on Cardiff High Street, where they're serving up great draught beer to enjoy on their spacious terrace. Dating back more than two centuries, this is the third oldest pub in the whole city, and they've stuck to tradition with their menu too - think ale-battered fish and chips, traditional Welsh lamb stew and hearty pies.