Here in Northern Ireland, days of unbelievable weather are usually few and far between so when the sun comes out, best enjoy it while it lasts.
It is finally starting to feel like summer after a dull and drab year and we think that is cause for celebration.
Belfast is bursting with fantastic bars and restaurants to suit everyone and the city is calling you to kick back and relax with a pint in the sun.
Read more: Things to do in Belfast when the sun comes out
Nothing beats soaking in the heat with a drink in hand so we've picked out some of our favourite rooftop bars and beer gardens for you to enjoy while the good weather lasts.
Here are some to visit if you are going out in Belfast:
Tetto
Formerly the award-winning Babel rooftop bar, its new rebrand Tetto is bringing just as amazing drinks with amazing views of the city.
Grab an Aperol Spritz and enjoy Belfast and the sun from a height as you don't know when it may come out again!
The Perch
Take the lift up to the Perch for great cocktails.
It's part of the same complex as Rita's and Sweet Afton, so you've plenty of choice.
The converted Victorian warehouse offers a relaxed rooftop destination for cocktails with great vibes.
Haymarket
One of the city centre's newer outdoor venues, Haymarket has quickly become a popular hotspot for a night out in the city centre.
Located on Royal Avenue, it has a host of great pints and great cocktails to cheers into the weekend.
With a large street food menu also available, Haymarket brings you all you could need in one spot.
The Bone Yard
Outdoor bar? Check. Live music? Check. Dog Friendly!? Check!
Operated by the Clover Group that brought you Henry's & The Jailhouse is The Bone Yard.
Located in a once-derelict car park behind Pug Ugly's, this beer garden has become one of the city's most interesting and lively outdoor venues.
The Errigle Inn
A South Belfast gem sitting proudly on the Ormeau Road, The Errigle Inn has great outdoor space for anyone looking to grab a crisp pint while the weather is nice.
Their rooftop space is a welcome addition to the already popular pub.
Dirty Onion
In the heart of the Cathedral Quarter, the Dirty Onion's beer garden is always packed on a sunny day.
Located in one of Belfast's most historic buildings, this bar is always buzzing with people laughing, dancing and having a good time.
Kelly's Cellars
A jewel in the crown of the world-famous Belfast hospitality with a new beer garden that could rival anyone.
Built in 1720 with all the character and heritage of the past 300 years still on display. Kelly's is famous for its pints of Guinness so be sure to try it out for yourself.
The Treehouse
Whether it is for a bite to eat or just a drink, the Treehouse is worth the climb in the middle of the city.
Beautifully decorated and very Instagram-worthy, The Treehouse remains to be a popular spot for those wanting a rooftop experience while the sun is high in the sky.
The National
One of the busiest bars/clubs in the city on a Saturday night, The National is known for its incredible outdoor space that lends itself to the sunny weather.
With live music, food and a drinks offering too long to list, this Catherdral Quarter spot will always draw a crowd regardless of the weather.
The Sunflower
With the added bonus of wood-fired pizza, the Sunflower's outdoor area is very popular - even when the sun isn't shining.
It has become one of the most beloved pubs in Belfast and the favourite watering hole of some of the most creative minds.
Whites Tavern
White's Tavern continues to undergo amazing transformations keeping its loyal customers on its toes for what will come next.
Owners of the bar - which is one of Belfast's oldest - completely refurbished the outdoor space in recent years, and it now boasts a chic, snug setting outside, located on the appropriately titled Winecellar Alley.
Cutter's Wharf
Located in Stranmillis, along the Lagan river and minutes away from the towpath, Cutter's Wharf is one of the most perfect settings you can ask for when it comes to having an outdoor drink.
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