You'll find The Phoenix just off of Chelsea's iconic King's Road, boasting a relaxed gastropub vibe and a pretty outdoor terrace. This leafy space is ideal for soaking up the sun, with a top-notch range of British cask ales, locally brewed beers and European favourites to keep you refreshed this summer - as well as a fantastic bloody Mary. Hungry? Then you're in luck, as there's everything from baked Somerset camembert to ox tail pie on the menu.

Promising unbeatable views of the city's skyline, Estiva Restaurant And Terrace has got to be one of the most sophisticated outdoor spaces on our list. Look out over Chelsea Harbour from their rooftop destination, with plenty of room for alfresco drinks and dining. You can catch live jazz performances every Friday and Saturday night, while munching away on frutti di mare, dry-aged rib eye steaks or even a bottomless brunch.

Can't decide between a trip to the beach or a beer garden? At Neverland, you can do both. This seaside-inspired party bar can be found between Chelsea and Fulham, right by the river, promising deck chairs, palm trees and Instagram-worthy surrounds. They've got beach huts and igloos to relax in too, with an extensive menu of cocktails to choose from. But that's not all, as they've got shuffleboard, interactive darts, beer pong and table tennis to keep you entertained, as well as some of the city's best DJs.

Found close to King's Road, The Rose is a friendly local pub complete with a secret garden-style outdoor area - think vines creeping across white brick walls and rustic wooden tables covered by huge umbrellas, with heating during the colder months. You can enjoy a range of creative cocktails, beers and wines, alongside their much-loved Sunday roasts, and if you visit on a Thursday then don't miss out on their cracking offer of a burger, chips and a drink for just £15.

One of the best pub gardens in Kensington and Chelsea, The Windsor Castle's enclosed courtyard is filled with wooden tables and pretty plants. Not only will you find all sorts of cocktails, beers, wines and spirits here, but they also offer tasty dishes like crispy cauliflower florets, smoked bacon cheeseburgers and hand-breaded halloumi fries, to be enjoyed alfresco.

Tucked away on a quaint residential square in Kensington, the Scarsdale Tavern is all about real ales and hearty British food, with a pretty terrace covered in greenery to enjoy them on. Expect a buzzing atmosphere, particularly on match days when they'll be showing all the action from their TV screens. As well as top-notch beer, this lively pub is known for it's delicious menu of chicken Milanese, hasselback courgette, cheeseburgers topped with smashed avocado and much more.

One of the best beer gardens at Kensington restaurants, Doubletree lies moments away from Gloucester Road tube station. They've got all the outdoor space you could wish for here, whether you're in the mood for a sunny, grass-covered communal space or a spot of private dining in their stylish igloos. They serve everything from brunch right through to Sunday dinner or even afternoon tea, with international eats like tempura prawns, aglio e olio tagliatelle and vegetable mezze platters making their way onto the menu.

After beer gardens in Kensington with a menu of classic British fare? That's exactly what you'll find at The Devonshire Arms, a laidback and affordable pub just off of the high street. The dog-friendly space is packed with punters all summer long, with plenty of wooden tables for you and your pals to relax at. Nab craft beers and premium wines from the bar, which you can pair with the likes of pan-roasted cod, chicken and smoked ham pies or a sumptuous Sunday roast.

Looking for beer gardens in Kensington and Chelsea with a menu of delicious pub fare? Then The Admiral Codrington is well worth a visit, thanks to its scrumptious plates of aubergine and chickpea curry, smoked cheddar beef burgers, seasonal pies and more. The outdoor terrace is something pretty special too, flaunting a wall filled with flowers, picnic tables and comfy cushioned benches - alongside a retractable roof to suit all weathers.

Sitting pretty on Parson's Green, The White Horse is easily one of the best pubs in Chelsea with a beer garden. You'll find circular wooden tables that are perfect for socialising, with large umbrellas to keep you cool and protect you from that pesky rain. They offer a cracking selection of craft beers, wines and artisan spirits, or you can tuck into an alfresco feast of charcuterie boards, roasted lamb rump or smoky plant-based burgers. Even better? They host beer festivals, open mic nights, summer parties and more here.

Right in the heart of Chelsea, The Phene is a multi-storey pub and restaurant that's known for its seasonal British menu and sophisticated interiors. As for their beer garden? Expect a covered courtyard space full of pretty plants and quirky furniture, where you can delve into mouthwatering meals like Cornish crab, beef fillet carpaccio or salt-baked celeriac, with refreshing cocktails or pints to wash it all down.