Few things are better here in life than enjoying a cold drink in the sun sitting in a nice beer garden. Lucky for us Leeds has more than its fair share of excellent outdoor spots where you can grab a pint.
In order to find the best ones in the city, we asked you, the Yorkshire Evening Post readers, to tell us what you think is the best beer garden in Leeds. Here are 11 of the most frequently mentioned ones:
1. The 11 best beer gardens in Leeds according to our readers.
Here are 11 of the most popular beer gardens to enjoy a pint in the sun in Leeds according to the Yorkshire Evening Post readers. | Yorkshire Evening Post
2. The Dry Dock
A real Leeds landmark, Dry Dock lets its guests enjoy a drink on the deck as well as on the surrounding lawn. | Yorkshire Post Newspapers
3. The Lamb and Flag
The Lamb and Flag's beer garden is tucked away in an alley with views of the next door Leeds Minster. | Simon Hulme/Yorkshire Post
4. The Bankhouse
The Bankhouse is one of the readers' favourites, with one saying it has "stunning views, beautiful pub with great food surrounded by great walks if you fancy one". | Yorkshire Evening Post
5. Myrtle Tavern
Meanwood's Myrtle Tavern is another popular one amongst the YEP readers. | James Hardisty
6. Whitelocks and Turks Head
Hidden away in a narrow alley on Briggate is Whitelocks, which prides itself on being the oldest pub in Leeds. Many of our readers enjoy a pint in the beer garden of this classic pub and its neighbour Turks Head. | James Hardisty