Beer Gardens for Rent in Atlanta, GA

The cost of beer gardens averages around $125 hire fee per hour. The final price will depend on location, size, amenities, and demand. Some venues also offer additional packages that include catering, AV equipment, or additional services. Take a look at the usual price ranges in Atlanta, based on Tagvenue data:

You'll find beer gardens in various sizes, from smaller spots to larger venues; keep in mind that the type of space and your chosen layout will affect the capacity! Below you can see the typical venue sizes in Atlanta, together with the standard prices in each size range, based on Tagvenue data (October 2026):

These are the venues within 0.7 mi from central Atlanta, available to book on Tagvenue:

• Patio at Hudson Grille - Downtown on 120 Marietta Street NorthWest - 0.1 mi from center.
  Venue said: What guests say: The patio has a laid-back, social atmosphere and attentive staff service. The space is commonly used as a convenient outdoor meeting point before nearby events.
• Event Space at Downtown Atlanta on 168 Luckie Street Northwest - 0.1 mi from center.
  Venue said: What sets it apart: A fixed on-site service counter provides a dedicated point for food and drink service directly from the space.
• Content Penthouse at Content Penthouse on 250 Piedmont Avenue Northeast - 0.7 mi from center.
  Venue said: What guests say: The venue is well maintained and clean, and on-site staff are consistently described as helpful and responsive.

Smaller beer gardens usually fit up to 30 guests standing. Here are some great options in Atlanta, based on Tagvenue data as of October 2026:

• 'The Point Patio' at The Loft @ Paper Plane, rated 5/5 - terrace for 30 guests
  Venue said: The Loft @ Paper Plane is an intimate loft space inside Paper Plane, a community Thai restaurant and bar. Venue highlights: The Loft provides a covered timber terrace fitted with long bench tables, ceiling fans and string...

• Penthouse at Penthouse Property - penthouse for 5 guests
  Venue said: Design: The space features clean, contemporary finishes and abundant natural light. Timber decking and an artificial-grass terrace area sit alongside simple, low-profile seating and uncluttered circulation zones.

• Entire House at Westside Station - house for 15 guests
  Venue said: This cozy country house loctated at 988 Mayson Turner Rd NW, Atlanta is a versatile space ideal for intimate events or casual gatherings. The venue offers an open layout, making it easy to set up for a variety of occasions.

Cheap beer gardens in Atlanta start from $70 hire fee per hour or $250 minimum spend per event. Check out these budget-friendly spaces you can book through Tagvenue, as of October 2026:

• Event Space at Downtown Atlanta, from $70 hire fee per hour (up to 60 guests standing)
  Venue said: What sets it apart: A fixed on-site service counter provides a dedicated point for food and drink service directly from the space.

• Entire Venue at Park Bench Battery, from $250 minimum spend per event (up to 500 guests standing)
  Venue said: An in-house bar serves beer, cocktails, wine and spirits. The space allows outside DJs and hosts may play their own music. Wi‑Fi is available and the venue has wheelchair access plus a step-free guest entrance.

• The Terrace at Believe Music Hall, from $500 hire fee per event (up to 100 guests standing)
  Venue said: Believe Music Hall is a multi-space event venue in Atlanta designed for concerts, private events, corporate gatherings, brand activations, nightlife events, cultural celebrations, and large-scale productions.

If you’re not a huge fan of beer or just don’t feel like drinking alcohol, beer gardens usually offer a selection of other beverages. For starters, you can try a Radler, which is half beer and half lemon soda. Some beer gardens that are attached to restaurants sell wine. And if you wish to lay off the booze, all beer gardens should also have a selection of non-alcoholic drinks, such as Coke, juice or lemonade.

Absolutely! Most beer gardens will pair up their delicious beer with some great food. Classic snacks include giant pretzels that go especially well with obatzda (a creamy cheese spread), bratwursts (German sausages) and sauerkraut. Depending on the venue, you can also expect a selection of meats and cheeses, as well as things such as smoked salmon, calamari, salads, potato pancakes and more. Beer gardens that do it really well will have brewmasters who will happily advise you on which beer goes with what food.

There are more than 40 breweries and brewpubs within the Atlanta metropolitan area, plus many restaurants also have their own beer gardens. So, you can imagine that the options are quite numerous. Start your search from one of the city’s three busiest areas: Downtown, Midtown or Buckhead. Those are packed with pubs, eateries and other venues with patios and beer gardens. Little Five Points, described as the hippest of Atnalta’s hip neighborhoods, is also a good place to look.

If your party is a little bit more than a casual gathering, check out some of our picks:

• Hudson Grille – A spacious courtyard with a couple of lantern-lit semi-private areas. Whether you’re celebrating an engagement or throwing a birthday party, this will be the perfect fit. Located in Downtown Atlanta.