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 Genuine Irish pub |
56 Trippet Lane Sheffield, South Yorkshire S1 4EL United Kingdom +44 114 249 0888 |
Despite the English name, the Dog and Partridge is a real Irish pub. Irish run and Irish patronized, you can forget your O'Neill's and Scruffy Murphy's - this is the genuine article! The Guinness is sublime. Tetleys and Magnet are on tap as well - but who's going to drink those in this environment? Live music is performed every night: the repertoire is mainly traditional Irish, but it changes, depending on who turns up and the landlord encourages diversity, so if you fancy giving your didgeridoo an airing, you'll be very welcome. Food is limited to chunky, home-made sandwiches and chips, and is served at lunchtimes only. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 See world-class popstars or large-scale sports events |
Broughton Lane Sheffield, South Yorkshire S9 2DF United Kingdom +44 (0)114 256 2002 / +44 (0)114 256 5656 (Box Office) http://www.hallamfmarena.co.uk/ |
This large, modern, multi-purpose indoor arena, with a maximum capacity of 12,000 people, is one of Sheffield's most popular performance facilities. Many world-class popstars, such as Bob Dylan, Tina Turner and, more recently, Westlife, SClub 7 and the Corrs have all performed here. The arena also hosts ballet performances and sports events such as stunt car racing, and basketball and ice hockey matches. The arena has a modern, well-maintained feel and facilities are good; there are a number of outlets both inside and outside the building which serve fast food and hot and cold drinks. Ample parking facilities are also available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Popular night club, open six nights a week |
6-7 Leadmill Road Sheffield, South Yorkshire S1 4SE United Kingdom +44 114 221 2828 http://www.leadmill.co.uk |
This award-winning city centre night club also hosts live music. Monday and Tuesday see "Shag" and "Shag 2", popular student nights where Indie and Dance music are played. "Planet Earth" on Wednesdays focuses on 80s disco music, while "FAB" on Thursdays is home to 60s, 70s and 80s music. Fridays is "Royale" with house and pop music played. Saturday's "Step On" is also extremely popular. Music from Indie to Jazz is played. Entry ranges from £5 (often cheaper with a student card) to free entry (usually before 11p). This is a very large club with several rooms, a stage, and even award-winning toilets! Credit cards are only accepted for advance bookings. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Welcoming pub; great live entertainment |
303 Sharrow Vale Road Sheffield, South Yorkshire S11 8ZF United Kingdom +44 114 268 8051 |
The Lescar probably has the least prepossessing exterior of any pub in Sheffield, but don't be fooled; there are treasures within. The taproom and lounge (although neither win any prizes for décor) both serve a good pint (the options include Stones, Timothy Taylor and London Pride). Food is available from 5p to 7p during the week and is an excellent value. Lasagne, cajun chicken, or a mixed grill all appear on the menu regularly. But what makes the Lescar so special is what goes on in the backroom - real live entertainment such as a live band on Tuesday nights and a Jazz Club on Wednesdays. Most importantly, the Last Laugh Comedy Club on Thursdays has a national reputation for innovative comedy. This is Sheffield's own Edinburgh Fringe; don't miss it! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A relaxing venue for live music, good friends and a jug of beer |
The National Centre for Popular Music Paternoster Row Sheffield, South Yorkshire S1 2QQ United Kingdom +44 114 296 2626 |
Mojo's bar is located inside the National Centre for Popular Music - although the exhibition has now closed, the bar remains open. Themed around an American diner, with separate booths, large windows and additional unusual touches, this is a great venue for bands, DJs and comedy. When not playing host to a live act, the bar offers a modern and relaxing environment in which to enjoy food and drink. Its central location makes it an excellent meeting place, especially for movie goers, who tend to gather here before going to the Showroom cinema. If you are looking for a drink in a place that is a bit different from the regular city centre chains, Mojo's could be a good place to try. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Ale and Hearty |
601 Penistone Road Sheffield, South Yorkshire S6 2GA United Kingdom +44 114 234 9148 |
You can walk into this place and find something happening all the time. It has performances by live bands, quiz nights, a dizzy club, and folk nights all through the week. The drinks almost never stop flowing, and the food menu has an assorted variety of vegetarian, vegan and non-vegetarian items. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Spacious local with plenty to offer |
3 Crookes Sheffield, South Yorkshire S10 1UA United Kingdom +44 114 266 0322 |
The Old Grindstone has broad appeal, but also retains its local character, with an open fire and old-fashioned furnishings. It boasts up to eight cask ales, including Kelham Island Gold and a surprisingly good (for a local pub) range of coffees and wines. Food is served at lunchtimes and in the early evenings; the quality is usually good and there is a real emphasis on local produce and dishes (such as Henderson's meat and potato pie). A varied programme of entertainment is also provided; live jazz is played on a Monday night and the excellent games room boasts three pool tables. But the pub is large and if all you want is a quiet evening drink by the fire, the well-planned interior can also accommodate that. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Intimate wine bar in simple surroundings |
89 Trippet Lane Sheffield, South Yorkshire S1 4EL United Kingdom +44 114 278 0198 |
Trippet's is one of those rare places that's so good you can't believe your luck when you find it! In a side street close to the city centre, this intimate wine bar provides excellent food and wine in a simple setting. There are two rooms, one of which is furnished with wide wooden tables and is used for eating and drinking, while the back room (which is more sparsely furnished) is mainly for music and dancing. The bar has a late license until 1 am and live music - mainly rhythm and blues - plays on Friday and Saturday nights. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Total relaxation by day, clubbers by night |
Carver St Sheffield, South Yorkshire S1 4FS United Kingdom +44 114 241 3400 http://www.walkabout.eu.com/ |
With décor inspired by all things Australian and signs using language straight out of the worst Aussie soaps, Walkabout is a popular venue with students and young locals. Its city-centre location ensures that, on weekend evenings, its roomy dance floor is packed with pre-club revellers. During the week, the promotional drinks offers draw in students. Weekly events include karaoke, sports nights, live music and tribute band nights. By day, the scene is one of total relaxation with large comfy sofas to chill out on and TV screens to entertain. Walkabout is also one of the very few Sheffield city centre pubs to have a large beer garden. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Vegan treat |
Main Road Unit 6, The Square Sheffield S32 1BB United Kingdom +44 (0)1433 65 1155 http://www.thewalnutclub.com/ |
When options like live jazz and patio seating come together with organic vegan fare, vegetarians are bound to be lured. The interiors here have a modern approach to it and while stainless steel tables and chairs line the patio, the dining hall inside is cosier. The dishes are prepared by chief executive chef Nick Wilson, winner of the Michelin award. Come by on Sundays to partake of the Sunday Roast feast. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Lively outlet of national chain |
25 Carver Street Sheffield, South Yorkshire S1 4GE United Kingdom +44 114 279 8099 |
This branch of the national wine bar attracts a relatively young crowd (most customers are aged between about 20 and 35), especially at weekends. The décor is modern and includes a spacious drinking area on different levels, with a separate dining area for those who prefer it. Acres of wooden floors and panelling create a rather exclusive feel, but the food is of the burgers and filled jackets variety. Nevertheless, it is very good value, with most dishes costing less than £6. The beers on draught include Stones and Caffreys and an extensive cocktail menu is also available (cocktails are about £3 each). Live bands play here about once a month and DJs appear at least once a week. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Large student-orientated pub close to Hallam University |
69 Charles Street Sheffield S1 2NA United Kingdom +44 (0)114 275 6675 |
This bar, located close to Sheffield Hallam University, has a spacious bar and seating area. You will see small groups of thirsty students willing to consume large jugs of sickly-sweet cocktails or gallons of ale. Not surprisingly, this is a popular mid-week and weekend pre-club venue for younger drinkers and there is something going on here on most evenings, including a bar quiz, live music and themed party nights. There is also a pool table and a large beer garden, which has a gas heater. Food is served all day and the menu offers a wide selection of substantial meals at reasonable prices. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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