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The Top Beer Gardens To Visit This Fall 2015 In Philadelphia

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Fall in Philadelphia doesn’t mean the end of the beer gardens that we know and love, it simply means the beginning of a new season for beer gardens — complete with pumpkin carving nights, fall beers, spiced cocktails and heat lamps.

You can extend your outdoor drinking well into the fall at favorite beer gardens like Morgan’s Pier (which hosts a month-long fall festival for the first time ever), Memphis Taproom (which closes with an Oktoberfest celebration on October 10) and a special beer garden event at Franklin Square on October 24.

Even beyond the fall months, a number of the city’s beer gardens stay open all year round (we’re looking at you Frankford Hall and Drury Beer Garden) thanks to a plethora of heat lamps and wintry beers.

Read on for our picks for the must-visit beer gardens this fall.

Frankford Hall

Frankford Hall is an indoor-outdoor beer garden that is open all season long. In the colder months, the outdoor area stays open thanks to toasty heat lamps.

When: Year-round
Where: Frankford Hall, 1210 Frankford Avenue
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Frankford Hall
Throughout the fall and winter, Frankford Hall stays cozy thanks to heat lamps throughout the outdoor area.
(Photo courtesy Frankford Hall)

Morgan’s Pier

One of Philadelphia’s most popular summer hotspots, Morgan’s Pier is also one of the city’s most popular fall hotspots thanks to its Fall Fest promotion, which runs through October 31. Throughout the month, enjoy pumpkin carving, tailgating games and a costume party on Halloween to close out the season.

When: Through Saturday, October 31
Where: Morgan’s Pier, 221 N. Columbus Boulevard
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Morgan's Pier
Fall arrives at Morgan’s Pier with special dinner, pumpkin carving, pumpkin beer and more. (Photo courtesy Morgan’s Pier) (Photo courtesy Morgan's Pier)

Independence Beer Garden

Just steps from famed historic attractions including Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell, the Independence Beer Garden is in its second year of providing an outdoor respite for visitors and Philly residents. The popular hang out is open through October 31 with $5 pricing on all draughts and cans of beer — deal!

When: Thursday-Sunday Through Saturday, October 31
Where: 100 S. Independence Mall W.
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Independence Beer Garden in Philadelphia
Have a beer only steps from the Liberty Bell at Independence Beer Garden. (Photo by M. Fischetti for Visit Philadelphia)

PHS Pop-Up Garden East Passyunk

The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society’s Pop-Up Garden in East Passyunk remains open through Sunday, October 18 with a notable selection of beer, cocktails, food and pretty greenery. Note that the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society’s South Street beer garden has closed for the season.

When: Through Sunday, October 18
Where: PHS Pop-Up Garden East Passyunk, 9th and Wharton Streets
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PHS Pop Up
The East Passyunk location of the PHS pop-up garden is open through October 18 with cold brews and tasty bites.
(Photo courtesy Pennsylvania Horticultural Society)

Point Breeze Pop-Up

The Point Breeze Pop-Up, which is owned and operated by the fine folks who run neighborhood favorites South Philadelphia Tap Room, American Sardine Bar and Brew, is continuing its first season well into the fall. The beer garden will remain open Fridays and Saturdays through October 24 and will re-open on October 31 for a flea market and trick or treating.

When: Fridays and Saturdays through October 24 and Saturday, October 31
Where: Point Breeze and Tasker streets
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Memphis Taproom

The beer garden at Memphis Taproom specializes in canned, craft beer and ‘dogs from a hot dog truck to boot. The beer garden closes for the season this Saturday, October 10 with its Thirstoberfest festival.

When: Through Saturday, October 10
Where: Memphis Taproom, 2331 E. Cumberland Street
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Memphis Taproom
The beer garden at Memphis Taproom marks its final day of the season with its Thirstoberfest festival.
(Photo by M. Kennedy for Visit Philadelphia)

La Peg at FringeArts

La Peg at FringeArts celebrates fall with weekly movie nights on October 14 and 22 in the beer garden and flowing brews and tasty food throughout the week and weekend. The movie night on October 22 marks the final day of the beer garden unless some sky-high temps hit later this fall.

When: Through Thursday, October 22
Where: La Peg at FringeArts, 140 N. Columbus Boulevard
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Fringe Festival
The outdoor space at La Peg at FringeArts hosts movie nights and beer garden fun through mid-October. (Photo by Johanna Austin)

Drury Beer Garden at Opa

Nestled between pedestrian thoroughfares, Sansom Street and 13th Street, Opa’s Drury Beer Garden is an ever-popular spot featuring overhead twinkle lights, game nights, food, beer and more. Through October 31, visit the beer garden for pumpkin carving for $10 a pumpkin and an array of special fall drinks (think apple sangria and caramel apple shots). The beer garden remains open through the winter thanks to a bevy of heat lamps.

When: Open year-round
Where: Drury Beer Garden, 1311 Sansom Street
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OktoberFestivus

Franklin Square’s recurring beer garden and food truck festival is back for one final event for 2015. On Saturday, October 24, head to Franklin Square for OktoberFestivus, which promises some of the city’s most popular food trucks, beer from Frankford Hall, activities and more. Admission is free and all food and drinks are pay as you go.

When: Saturday, October 24, 4-10 p.m.
Where: Franklin Square, 200 6th Street
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Franklin Square
Franklin Square hosts OktoberFestivus, a beer garden and food truck festival on October 24. (Photo courtesy Franklin Square)

Manayunk Brewing Company

Situated on elevated backyard deck that overlooks the Schuylkill River, guests can enjoy alfresco brews at Manayunk Brewery as long as the weather holds out. Cozy up with a pumpkin beer and take in views of the Schuylkill.

When: Through TBD Date
Where: Manayunk Brewing Company, 4120 Main Street
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Manayunk Brewing Company
Manayunk Brewery and Restaurant keeps its outdoor patio (that overlooks the Schuylkill) open as long as the weather allows in the fall. (Photo courtesy Manayunk Brewery and Restaurant)

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