Cornwall has some pretty great beer gardens. There's something special about sitting among family and friends, throwing back a cold one and laughing in the sunshine. It's the pinnacle of bliss when you're signing off from a long day, or week, at work.
Fortunately for many of us, we're blessed with some fantastic scenic locations to do just that in Cornwall. So many in fact - we almost have too much choice, but we won't complain.
When asking CornwallLive readers for your favourites, you came up with some cracking suggestions from beer gardens where you can watch the sun go down in in style, enjoy views of Cornwall's stunning coastline, or just soak up the nature around you.
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Britannia Inn, Par
Britannia Inn, or 'The Brit' as it is affectionately known, is an 18th century coaching inn found between Par and St Austell. With a humongous beer garden, in nice weather it can be completely packed bringing an amazing atmosphere. There's also a play area for children - making it a great family beer garden in full sunshine.
Sunset Surf, Gwithian
The key is in the name, this bar and restaurant is in a fantastic location right off the coastal path at Gwithian. There's not a huge amount of outdoor seating, but the location and view has been called 'out of this world' by customers who love soaking up the rays right next to the beach.
Pandora Inn, Mylor Bridge
A creekside inn with low beams and flagstone floors that serves food including fish straight from the boat. What a setting to be in.
St Kew Inn, St Kew
A traditional and very much adored pub with food to die for. St Kew has it all - roaring fires in winter and a beautiful beer garden set amongst the trees to enjoy all summer long.
The Thirsty Scholar, Penryn
A traditional pub set in the town of Penryn, the Thirsty Scholar has 'the best food this side of the Tamar' according to one of our readers. Mind you, it only has a small beer garden area - but it's pretty impressive for a town pub setting nonetheless. The award winning pub is also super affordable.
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Secret Garden, Newquay
The Secret Garden boasts what it thinks is 'the best view in town' overlooking the water once again. A pizza, wine and cocktail bar, it's also got a pretty adorable garden to the back of the venue.
Pandora Inn, Falmouth
The Pandora Inn is in such a lovely setting, with benches spread out across the pontoon on a busy summer's day. Watch as the boats bob by while enjoying the stunning scenery.
Merrymoor Inn, Mawgan Porth
This proper family-run pub has everything you could need - great food and great beer with an even better view. Set just by the beach, festoon lights make this pretty beer garden sparkle in the evenings as you listen to the sound of the waves swashing nearby.
The Fort, Newquay
The Fort Inn is located on Fore Street and has stunning sea views overlooking the harbour and beach. It's also a great sun trap and an all-round lovely place to find yourself at.
Godolphin, Marazion
With a view straight out of a fairytale, it doesn't get much more special than Godolphin's outdoor space. With gorgeous views of St Michael's Mount, it's no surprise that people love it here.
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