Choose from over 50 beers on a constantly rotating set of taps. This Jack London Square establishment is super chill but often packed on a sunny day.

Linden Street Brewery's Beer Shed offers pints of their beers alongside other local breweries like Drake's in San Leandro. Grab a seat in the shade or bask in the glorious sun of the East Bay. Simple snacks like popcorn and soft pretzels are available.

This urban beer oasis is located in the heart of Hayes Valley. They've got pretzels, sausages, steins and blankets for warmth when the wind inevitably picks up.

The newly opened Mad Oak Bar N Yard boasts a two-level patio area, perfect for soaking in some East Bay sunshine. The downstairs patio has lots of picnic table seating, plus a big rooftop garden with a living wall. There's also space out back for food trucks to supply hungry beer-drinkers; inside features a kitchen that will host rotating pop-ups, currently occupied by Javi's Cooking. Follow all that up with 40 beers on tap and it's pretty much a no-brainer.

Grab a pitcher of Riptide Red, snag a sunny spot in the grass and watch the afternoon disappear. This little oasis is a great place to relax after a romp on Ocean Beach or in Golden Gate Park. It's dog- and kid-friendly, too.

Other than the fact that the bar was physically hoisted onto a truck and hauled across the street, not much has changed at the ol' Kingfish Pub— with the exception of a brand-new patio out back and accompanying outdoor bar.

Brews and sunshine can also be had at this new beer garden, where 7 draft brews and 3 draft ciders, plus Brazilian fare from Brazil Cafe, make for a festive atmosphere. Kids and dogs are welcome here.

Grab a beer (or a bloody Mary, if that's what it takes) and a seat on one of Zeitgeist's many benches. It's a great place to people watch, and guzzle some of their 40 beers on tap. And, if you were wondering, they have a strict policy that states "No Pets, No BS either!"