Nestled in the middle of bustling Inman Park, the original Victory Sandwich Bar patio has ample seating, strong cocktails and the famous Jack and Coke slushie, and $4 sandwiches to help line your stomach. The new Decatur location has outdoor seating that's just as good.

This Inman Park spot has one of the best patios in town. Pair that with its extensive wine list (pro tip: most bottles are 1/2 off after 12:30 p.m. on Sundays) and the endless tapas selection, and you'll have no reason to leave.

Enjoy one of Miles Macquarrie's excellent cocktails and some of the restaurant's famous pub frites on Leon's shaded patio. Also: Bocce ball (once renovations are complete).

Order an organic margarita or a pitcher of sangria and anything off of Robert Phalen's adventurous menu— but if you don't sit on the patio while you're at Holy Taco, you're doing it wrong.

Forget the downstairs dining room and head up to the rooftop bar, where superb cocktails, Southern-inspired small bites, and occasional live music await.

Overlooking historic Oakland Cemetery, this Grant Park outpost of the popular local chain boasts potent margaritas and a great rooftop patio, as well as addictive chips and cheap tacos.

Order a stiff cocktail and a starter like the In Jars selection, then settle in to the breezy patio at this Midtown favorite. Bocce ball is particular fun after a few rounds of Kellie Thorn's potent libations.

The name pretty much says it all. You can't beat the Midtown skyline views and the cold brews on a hot summer day after walking or playing in the park. Now accessible via the Beltline, too.

Grab some of the city's best coffee and one of the made-from-scratch daily cookies or tarts and enjoy the Atlanta sunshine on Octane Grant Park's outdoor patio. They've got a full bar, too, so your work day just got all kinds of better.

Java Monkey's patio is kind of hidden away to the side of the restaurant, but it's a great place to get a cup of coffee or a glass of wine before a night out in Decatur.

If you just want to enjoy the weather with a cold drink, it's hard to beat the views at Six Feet Under's rooftop patio.