The popular brewery just north of 183 offers a relaxed interior and a bustling patio, which is thankfully covered. Pick a pint or grab a flight of the usual suspects or order a seasonal beer from the wall. Be on the lookout for rotating food trucks.

This 50-year-old institution has more than 70 beers on tap and a very laid-back patio.

While not a traditional beer garden per se, this small retail shop offers an adorable patio and a great beer selection to pair with kolaches and klobasniky, the latter stuffed with Micklethwait meats.

Scholz Garten, one of the oldest-operating businesses in Texas — at 153-years-old, is one of the most iconic beer gardens in the state. Head to any of the establishment’s lively events, or grab a mug of brew and a giant pretzel that serves four people and soak up the history.

This West Sixth Street live music venue and beer bar from next-door longtime restaurant the Original Hoffbrau Steakhouse offers an open terrace perfect for sipping a beer or two.

The all-day Rainey Street restaurant and bar is buzzing from brunch to dinner and beyond. Non-beer drinkers can imbibe in the full bottle of champagne with a touch of orange juice, plus 30 delicious sausages, while those who love the hops will enjoy 200+ beers on tap.

This Rainey Street bar focuses on Texas craft beer and has a spacious patio — perfect for those who want a more chill night out. Via 313’s pizza trailer completes the scene too.

Known for using food scraps from the beer-making process in its dishes — including dessert — this new Govalle hotspot also brews its own beers and offers a relaxed outdoor beer garden complete with bocce ball and plenty of misters to keep cool.

Whether sipping coffee during the morning or enjoying a cold beer at night, Radio offers a relaxed environment and the delectable Veracruz All Natural and Dee Dee food trucks.

Located on 165+ acres of farmland outside of Austin, Jester King is the quintessential outdoor beer locale for those who love sour, weird, and farmhouse ales. Farm tours are available on Saturdays. Do not skip the pizza.

Much like Radio, this South Austin coffee shop doubles as an animated beer destination by night in its lush permaculture garden. Bonus: new-school barbecue trailer LeRoy & Lewis is only a few steps away.

The far south Austin beer garden (not to be confused with ABGB) offers plenty of outdoor space to enjoy any of the 60 draft beers, lawn games, and fire pits for those chilly nights.