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 Sophisticated Italian restaurant |
Unit 8-10 Cambridge St Sheffield, South Yorkshire S1 4HN United Kingdom +44 114 273 0073 http://www.askcentral.co.uk/ |
ASK Pasta and Pizza serves exactly what the name suggests, but in a rather superior way. This modern city centre restaurant is cool in the extreme, incorporating white walls, pale floors, and black wooden chairs, all of which provide sophisticated and spacious surroundings for a pleasant and relaxing meal. In this restaurant, you're made to feel comfortable whether you're with friends or on your own. Not surprisingly, there's lots of fresh pasta and pizza, but there are also options such as bruschetta with marinated tomatoes, red onions and basil - this is very good value given the quality of both food and surroundings. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Small Italian restaurant |
119 Devonshire Street Sheffield, South Yorkshire S3 7SB United Kingdom +44 114 279 9394 |
This cosy, city centre-based Italian restaurant, which is decorated in the style of a traditional Italian bistro, with small tables, brightly coloured tablecloths and subdued lighting, offers a wide range of pizza, pasta and lasagne dishes (and more). Main meals cost around £9. The delicious ravioli dishes are particularly popular and the various lasagne meals are also recommended. This is an ideal place to come for a celebration or to start a night out and service is excellent. Customers can bring their own wine - but book in plenty of time, as BB's is extremely popular, especially at weekends. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fashionable but friendly |
The Old Fire Station, Division St Sheffield, South Yorkshire S1 4GF United Kingdom +44 114 279 2900 |
One of Sheffield's most popular bars, this converted fire station is where the city's trendsetters hang out. Exposed brick walls, high ceilings, a lot of stainless steel, very bright colours and a number of sofas all add to the very fashionable effect. However, both atmosphere and service are friendly and relaxed and the music is not obtrusive. The bar is always busy at night, especially on weekends. A full menu offers snacks, finger food, wraps and sandwiches. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Well-established Continental style bistro |
150-154 Devonshire St Sheffield, South Yorkshire S3 7SG United Kingdom +44 114 249 0720 |
Originally Mr Kite's wine bar, this small restaurant has been popular in Sheffield for years. Attracting customers of all ages, especially families and couples, it has a friendly, Continental feel; tables spill out onto the pavement in warm weather and movie posters, old-fashioned signs and mirrors decorate the walls. The atmosphere is also very relaxed and service is leisurely. The restaurant is always busy, especially at night, when live bands sometimes play. The reasonably-priced menu includes options such as peppered chicken, swordfish steak, cheese and broccoli bake and a good range of pizzas. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Smart but relaxing with impressive menu |
631-633 Ecclesall Road Sheffield, South Yorkshire S11 8PT United Kingdom +44 114 267 0565 http://www.caffeuno.co.uk/ |
Caffé Uno is part of a national chain with a deserved reputation for providing good quality food at reasonable prices. This outlet, near Hunter's Bar, provides customers with well presented, high quality Italian food such as spaghetti carbonara or pollo al rosmario (chicken with rosemary). This is a bright, modern restaurant with plenty of space and a mixed clientele. It is an excellent place to meet friends or business colleagues in the certainty that you are not going to be disappointed. It is equally good for coffee and snacks. Staff is cheerful and obliging and the restaurant is very child friendly; in fact, the attitude towards families is quite Italian. A small bar area is available for pre-dinner drinks. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Cool and calm |
383-385 Ecclesall Road Sheffield, South Yorkshire S11 8PG United Kingdom +44 114 268 2232 http://www.caferouge.co.uk |
Cool, calm and collected, Sheffield's airy Café Rouge offers an ideal respite from the hustle and bustle of Ecclesall Road. Whether you want a three course meal or just a glass of wine, this attractive venue has what you need. Both food and service are impeccable and the prices are reasonable. The two course menu, which is available during the week from noon until 4p, offers particularly good value. The clientèle varies from business people to well-off students and the atmosphere is always laid-back. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Large, fashionable and sporty |
220-238 West Street Sheffield, South Yorkshire S1 4EU United Kingdom +44 114 252 5781 |
This large, fashionable pub is always busy. It is spacious and friendly but while its atmosphere is relaxed by day, it is often crowded at night, when comedy and quiz nights are scheduled. Solid wood furniture and unusual lampshades (which are made from oil-drums) add to the charm. The Cavendish attracts business people by day and a younger, student-based crowd at night. It has a games area, including three pool tables, as well as several TV screens, and is always exceptionally busy during sports events. A large beer garden is popular in warm weather. Standard bar food is also available (options include the hot n'spicy chicken burger with chips and vegetarian lasagne). Servings are generous. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Trendy sports bar and restaurant |
315-319 Ecclesall Road Sheffield, South Yorkshire S11 8NX United Kingdom +44 114 266 6333 http://www.champssportsbar.co.uk/ |
Champs, a fashionable bar and restaurant in the busiest part of Ecclesall Road, is a great place to meet before a heavy night's clubbing. The bar is decorated with sports memorabilia (such as Ayrton Senna's racing helmet and a signed photo of Frank Bruno) and is definitely a place to see and be seen. The extensive food menu is the same in both the bar and restaurant. Many of the dishes have a sporting theme: try the Gerhard Burger, for instance. The menu may range too widely for absolute authenticity, but the food is good and is well presented. A quick glance at the menu shows Italian, Chinese, New England, Mexican, Texas, Cajun, Thai and Malaysian influences. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sheffield United Kingdom |
The city's biggest shopping centers are located in the Moor and Fargate areas of the city centre. The Moor has a mixture of shops including department stores, discount stores and open-air markets, while the Fargate boasts many high fashion shops. The Baker's Pool area has both the Cole Brothers' Department Store and the City Hall music venue. The Devonshire Quarter area hosts an alternative shopping centre, The Forum, known for its independent music, fashion, and design shops. Some prominent examples include Pseudo Podia, a popular shoe store, and Noise Annoys, a local music store. The West Street area is a popular drinking locale, while Tudor Square is the cultural heart of the city, hosting the Lyceum and Crucible Theatres as well as the Graves Art Gallery. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sheffield United Kingdom |
West of Barker's Pool, along Division Street, is the well-known Devonshire Quarter. The Quarter is home to the alternative shopping centre, A good selection of cafes and restaurants are available in this area, most of which are busy with business people and shoppers during the day and become even livelier at night. Among the most popular are the Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sheffield United Kingdom |
The tree-lined section of Ecclesall Road, running from just past the old Ward's brewery to Hunter's Bar roundabout, is known as Sheffield's "golden mile" of shopping for its mix of designer and speciality shops. There is also a good selection of bars, cafes and pubs, including Coffee Revolution, Nearby Sharrow Vale Road has a similar mixture, including Caf Ceres, the Mediterranean Restaurant and the This is also the location of two of Sheffield's best-known green spaces; Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Movie theme bar |
25-33 Charter Square Sheffield, South Yorkshire S1 4HS United Kingdom +44 114 275 2020 |
Although this city centre bar is not attractive from the outside, it is extremely popular with huge spotlights, speakers, raised wooden floors, mosaics and velvet couches which give it a distinctly stagey feel. The theme is 50s movies and both equipment and posters are on display, although when the large TV screens are on, they usually show live football matches rather than films. The menu offers a wide range of dishes: "Light Bites" (such as spicy Thai crab cakes or stuffed wheat tortillas) are available. Salads and sandwiches. An extensive cocktail menu is also available. Customers tend to be relatively young and the bar can get very busy, especially on weekends, but it is so large that there is very little risk of feeling claustrophobic. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Every night is party night |
128 West Street Sheffield, South Yorkshire S1 4EU United Kingdom +44 114 253 6510 |
Flares is a 70's revival bar popular with the Sheffield student population and weekend pre-club crowd. From inside and out, Flares oozes all the kitsch value you would expect from a 70's shrine. Every weekend, it attracts hundreds of revellers. The regular clientele dress not only to impress but also to regress back to an era where everything was fab and groovy. But don't worry if you threw away your flares long ago: 70's fancy dress is optional. Disco nights are not all Flares has to offer; during the day, the bar is much quieter and comfortable sofas make this a relaxing place to eat and drink. Food and special offer drinks are available daily from midday until 3p. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Relaxed atmosphere, open all day |
127-129 Devonshire St Sheffield, South Yorkshire S3 7SB United Kingdom +44 114 272 0569 |
Housed in the popular Forum Centre, this cafe attracts business people for breakfast and lunch and a louder 20-30 yrs of age crowd at night, when jazz, cocktail and house music events are organized. Long copper tables, high-backed iron chairs, a selection of framed, modern artwork and subdued lighting create a relaxed atmosphere. Separate menus are available for breakfast, lunch and the evening. Main meals are priced between £4 and £7. Options include a full English breakfast (a vegetarian option is also available), falafels with pita bread, couscous, yoghurt and salad (available from lunchtime) and nachos. Regular discounts mean that drinks such as house wine cocktail pitchers are usually very reasonably priced. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Interesting home-brewed beers |
240 West Street Sheffield, South Yorkshire S1 4EU United Kingdom +44 114 275 7805 |
This extremely large pub is located very close to the city centre and is consequently often busy. If you have been to a Firkin pub before, you'll know what to expect: Firkin jokes and colourful noticeboards litter the place, and the food is very good value. However, although the pub isn't one of the most individual pubs in Sheffield, it does stand out for being one of the largest: even at busy times, you are likely to find a seat here. The range of home-brewed beers are interesting, although they aren't to everyone's taste. A large beer garden is popular during the summer. The pub is mainly used by students during term time, but tends to be quieter in holiday periods, when twenty- and thirty-something locals come here more often. Bear in mind that background music is almost always loud: this isn't the place to come for a quiet evening drink. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Something for everyone |
227 Fulwood Road Sheffield, South Yorkshire S10 3BA United Kingdom +44 114 266 3422 |
With a healthy mix of students and non-students, this university-owned pub has recently been refurbished and now boasts an attractive heated outdoor seating area. A wide selection of draught bitters and lagers is available to choose from (or work your way through) and drinks are particularly cheap during the week. The pub is popular with a crowd of students and young locals, and this ethos is prevalent: customers are allowed to bring their own food and will even be provided with plates and cutlery if they do. The music can be loud, but this is an attractive, well-furnished pub with a lively, friendly atmosphere: if you're under thirty, or even just young at heart, you'll love it. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Friendly and traditional, with an innovative drinks menu |
94 Division St Sheffield, South Yorkshire S1 4GF United Kingdom +44 114 272 1280 |
This small, friendly pub is renowned throughout Sheffield for its home-brewed beer and cocktail jugs. It has a traditional feel and attracts a good number of young professionals and students. Service is cheerful and welcoming and the pub is worth a visit for its innovative drinks menu alone. The "Roger and Out" beer (reputed, at 12.9 % to be the strongest beer worldwide) is a challenge to even the most hardened of drinkers. The beer doesn't taste as strong as it is, so caution is advised. It is served only by the third of a pint, and customers aren't allowed more than three glasses. Certificates are issued to those who manage this much! A full bar menu is available all day. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Minimalist but very popular |
113 Devonshire St Sheffield, South Yorkshire S3 7SB United Kingdom +44 114 276 6002 http://www.halcyonbar.co.uk/ |
The Halcyon, which attracts a young, style-conscious crowd, is distinctly minimalist in style. Spindly wrought iron chairs and small tables are provided in the main seating area and a second large bay has standing room only. This is still one of the relatively few bars in Sheffield to have a late license (to 1a). Food is served from 6p until midnight and is in keeping with the minimalist style (options include vegetable dim sum with plum sauce and skewered tempura prawns). Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Upmarket bar and restaurant |
375-385 Glossop Road Sheffield, South Yorkshire S10 2HQ United Kingdom +44 114 275 5665 |
This branch of the national chain, situated close to Sheffield University and the Royal Hallamshire Hospital, is an attractive conversion of a Victorian villa. The large bar and separate restaurant area are stylishly decorated, and there is an emphasis on stainless steel and wood. The bar is famous throughout Sheffield for its cocktail menu and is popular with young professionals. An extensive menu of generally fresh food is available: starters begin at around £3.75 and standard main courses range from about £8 to £10. Luxuries such as grilled sea bream with garlic and capsicum are available from the specials board. A large car park is provided for the use of customers. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Up-beat Internet Cafe |
30-34 Division St Sheffield, South Yorkshire S1 4GF United Kingdom +44 114 249 5452 |
This cafe's brightly-coloured Cuban themed décor makes it easy to spot. Inside, the atmosphere is laid back and the menu is extensive, with a wide range of "world cuisine" on the menu. There are daily specials and a good selection of vegetarian food is always included. The standard of food is usually good although it is not exceptional. Various coffees, teas and soft drinks are also available and you can include surfing time on your bill: internet connection costs about £1.30 for fifteen minutes, although you can also buy "bundles" of net time, which works out more cheaply. Alternatively, just have a coffee or a juice and read the newspaper. The cafe is popular with students and and fills up with young professionals at lunchtimes. Takeaways are also available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Loud, lively Italian restaurant |
290 Glossop Rd Sheffield, South Yorkshire S10 2HS United Kingdom +44 114 272 8260 |
This large restaurant, which is Italian with Spanish and Mexican connections, is usually very busy, with plenty of atmosphere. The décor and lighting are bright and have traditional Italian bistro overtones; each table has candles and a decorative plastic tablecloth. Conversation tends to be quite loud and the background music is turned up to compete. The food isn't outstanding but it is perfectly reasonable and includes the usual range of pastas and pizzas at £5-£10, as well as some more unusual options, such as sardines in tomato sauce and Mexican fajitas. Eat here if you're with a crowd or if you've already had a few drinks on West Street - the restaurant is close to town and is open until midnight. Large groups are welcome - but don't expect a peaceful evening. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Friendly, family-run restaurant |
438 Ecclesall Road Sheffield, South Yorkshire S11 8PX United Kingdom +44 114 266 5491 |
This friendly family-run restaurant on Ecclesall Road is a popular choice with Sheffield diners looking for good value Italian fare. The décor has a rich feel, with brick wall and dark red and gold fabrics. As well as pizza, the menu offers pasta dishes, and risotto as well as a good choice of beef, chicken veal and seafood appetizers and a lighter lunchtime menu. The restaurant has a full bar and its own wine list, but you are also welcome to bring your own wine from Sunday to Thursday. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Atmospheric Greek restaurant |
117 Fitzwilliam St Sheffield, South Yorkshire S1 4JP United Kingdom +44 114 272 6000 |
This very large Greek restaurant is based in the city centre, offering Greek and British dishes at reasonable prices. The moussaka is particularly delicious as are other Greek specialities. Though food is only served for two hours, the restaurant stays open into the early hours. Wine can be ordered and a bar serves excellent local bitters. The restaurant is popular with large groups, who enjoy the lively atmosphere which includes traditional plate smashing. Dancing and singing also take place around a small stage. Booking is advisable and can be arranged in person or by phone. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Bistro-style restaurant specializing in seafood |
271 Sharrow Vale Road Sheffield, South Yorkshire S11 8ZF United Kingdom +44 114 266 1069 |
The Mediterranean is one of perhaps half a dozen Sheffield restaurants which have deservedly earned a regional, not just a local, reputation. It specializes in interesting fish dishes, although alternatives (including vegetarian options) are available. Although the theme is Mediterranean, the emphasis is on Spain and, if you don't want the full monty, this is one of the few places in South Yorkshire where you can find genuine tapas. The restaurant is intimate with subdued lighting, candles and a distinctly Spanish feel. Music plays softly throughout the evening. It is popular with couples and with locals of all ages, who often eat here in small groups. A typical meal might include a pan-fried quail salad starter followed by an unusual and delicious dish called zarazuella - a sort of Spanish fish stew. Most of the waiters are Spanish and service is attentive but also laid back: you will not feel rushed. This is a great place to relax and think about that next holiday in the sun! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Superb Italian restaurant and deli |
539-541 Ecclesall Road Sheffield, South Yorkshire S11 8PR United Kingdom +44 114 268 6166 http://www.nonnas.co.uk/conten... |
Open the door of Nonna's and you could almost be in northern Italy: real Italian coffee, pasta, wine, olives, prosciutto, and even Italian newspapers are all available. A coffee bar, restaurant and deli are shoehorned into what used to be a butcher's shop: this means the restaurant is small and booking is essential, but it is well worth the effort. Real Italian food and the freshest ingredients are cooked to perfection. In all, Nonna's is a little gem—almost too good to share! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Busy student pub near Sheffield Hallam University |
276 Ecclesall Road Sheffield, South Yorkshire S11 8PE United Kingdom +44 114 268 8031 |
This is a busy student pub on fashionable Ecclesall Road. Recently refurbished with a large, open-plan drinking area, this is not a venue for the shy and retiring. It can be quiet in the afternoons, but come evening, numbers and volume rise relentlessly. Do yell into your mobile phone, do greet your friends by screaming at them from the far side of the bar. If you're extrovert or young at heart, you'll love it. Beer is Stones, Worthington and Caffreys plus premium lagers. Food is served 12 noon to 7p and is excellent value, though the choice is not wide. Snacks (cheeseburger, filled jackets, etc) are all available from about £1.50. Main courses (fish & chips, mixed grill, lasagne) are from about £2.99. An outside drinking area and limited parking facilities are provided. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Elegant pizza parlour (and jazz club) |
124 Devonshire St Sheffield, South Yorkshire S3 7SF United Kingdom +44 114 275 2755 |
Stainless steel, light polished wood and white walls with blocks of vibrant colour all help to make this large, modern restaurant feel both stylish and relaxed. Tables are discreetly arranged and customers often seem to be discussing business or on a date, although the restaurant is popular with families in the early evenings. Good provision is also made for groups, which tend to be seated on the upper floor where possible. The wide range of freshly-baked Italian style pizzas (priced from about £6)includes pizza veneziana, with raisins and pine kernels, pizza alle nocci with gorgonzola, spinach and walnuts and the pizza fiorentina, a vegetarian alternative which includes spinach and a free range egg. A few pasta dishes are also available and the excellent sweet menu includes chocolate fudge cake and luxury ice-cream bombes. Live jazz is played on the upper floor approximately once a month (see the website for details). Booking is not usually available and this can mean that the bar area is crowded and that service sometimes feels rushed, but the impressive quality of the food invariably compensates for this. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Lively pub at city end of Ecclesall Road |
255 Ecclesall Road Sheffield, South Yorkshire S11 8NX United Kingdom +44 114 266 5922 |
This modern pub at the city end of Ecclesall Road has a large open plan drinking area with chunky wooden tables and plenty of standing space. A small seating area is also available outside. The clientele is mixed, but mainly comprises younger people (the age range is from about 18 to 30) and students, especially in the evenings. Draught beers include John Smith's, Theakston's, Guinness and a range of reasonably priced snacks and main courses are also available. The menu includes snacks such as filled Yorkshire puddings, or main meals (options include beef and ale pie and lasagne). This is a lively pub that can be crowded. A pool table and games machines are provided for the use of customers and a DJ plays on Wednesday and Saturday nights. The volume of music and TVs in this pub is usually loud. The atmosphere is welcoming - but don't expect a quiet night out! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fashionable and airy |
2-6 Cambridge St Sheffield, South Yorkshire S1 4HP United Kingdom +44 114 275 8330 |
This is a spacious, modern bar with parquet floors, an upstairs balcony and comfortable armchairs. It is decorated in bold, simple colours and attracts a young, mostly professional crowd. Food, which is served from 11a until 9:30p, is freshly prepared and comes in large portions. The extensive menu includes snacks such as tomato, cheese and olive bruschetta, Thai chicken nachos and other delicious platters to share. Main courses, soup noodles and pastas are also available. RSVP stocks a good selection of bottled beers and cocktail jugs as well as Boddingtons and other draught beers. The bar can be hired for afternoon or evening celebrations and staff even go so far as to organize parties on request. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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High quality modern bistro |
32-34 Sandygate Rd Crosspool Sheffield, South Yorkshire S10 4 DQ United Kingdom +44 114 266 6096 http://www.thymeforfood.co.uk/... |
This restaurant is very much a star attraction in Sheffield and should appeal to anyone who enjoys excellent food but is unsure what to eat. Although these two restaurants are owned and operated by Richard Smith, the adjacency does provide patrons to the building a feeling of variety. Artisan, the contemporary bistro, presents a casual stylish stmosphere serving up all the dishes you would expect from a café including Bangers and Mash, Beef Fillets, or Shepards Pie. Upstairs, patrons are greeted to a quaint, informal seafood restaurant with an array of fresh dishes from Chesapeake seafood chowder to a Spaghetti of langoustines. Both restaurants are open seven days a week. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Very popular Italian restaurant |
371-373 Ecclesall Road Sheffield, South Yorkshire S11 8PF United Kingdom +44 114 267 0078 |
Santino's is so good it has expanded to take over the shop next door - and it still fills up quickly! This is definitely one restaurant where booking is advisable, particularly for mid-evening and weekend meals. White walls and murals create an almost Roman feel. The restaurant is owned and run by Italians and this shows in the menu, which runs far beyond pasta and pizza. You could start with a selection of cured meats served with marinated peppers (antipasto con pepperocino) and, for the main course, try vitello valdostana (scallops of veal cooked with mushrooms and white wine). Service is attentive but the atmosphere is laid back: this is a place to relax and enjoy your evening. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Irish themed bar |
149-151 West Street Sheffield S1 4EW United Kingdom +44 (0)114 276 2613 / +44 (0)114 276 5795 |
This is a traditional Irish bar in an urban setting. It's not very convincing but it is nevertheless a pleasant place to drink. There are acres of bare wooden floorboards with wooden furniture to match. Some cozy alcoves along two sides of the room and a selection of daily newspapers are available. Like any other pub in West Street, Scruffy Murphy's is usually packed with students during term time but at other times the atmosphere is much more relaxed. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Busy modern bar near universities |
261-267 Ecclesall Road Sheffield, South Yorkshire S11 8JD United Kingdom +44 114 268 2216 |
This bar/pub has a large open-plan drinking area with more standing space than tables. When it is quiet, it is a comfortable, spacious place to eat, but its character changes during the day; it attracts business people at lunchtimes and students and clubbers in the evenings, especially at weekends. Draught beer includes Banks and entertainment is provided most evenings - big-screen football is on Wednesdays and a DJ is scheduled for Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. This bar has a strong character, but be warned: in the evenings it is loud! Options include burgers and tagliatelle carbonara and are priced from about £4. Look out for the teatime specials: these are especially good value. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Unique, Afro-Caribbean restaurant |
257 Fulwood Road Sheffield S10 3BD United Kingdom +44 (0)114 268 7807 / +44 (0)7886 42 3785 (Hotline) http://www.ukmama.co.uk/ |
UK Mama was the first African/Caribbean restaurant in Sheffield and it still maintains an excellent reputation for providing the genuine article when it comes to food. Start with opirima (fried plantains) and follow that with beef and okra, or gungo pea stew with minced meat. The restaurant is quite small and booking is recommended. The décor is typically Afro-Caribbean, with bright murals and photos of black icons including Lennox Lewis and Prince Naseem Hamed. Note that service can be a bit slow at the busiest times and that wheelchair access may be difficult due to limited space. All dishes are also available as a takeaway option, and there is free delivery within a three mile radius. 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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Sheffield United Kingdom |
West Street runs parallel to Division Street and is a popular drinking area, with many large theme pubs such as Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Traditional pub in very trendy area |
73-75 Division St Sheffield, South Yorkshire S1 4GE United Kingdom +44 114 279 9339 |
This traditional pub, which retains wooden panelling and furniture, is situated in the very popular Devonshire Quarter. Surrounded by modern bars and cafes, the Yorick continues to offer a traditional welcome and environment. Clientele is varied, so at most times it's a good spot for a quiet chat. However, this is an area where a lot of clubbers meet, so expect it to be a lot busier at weekends. Beer is Boddingtons and Magnet and a range of cocktails is also available. There is a quiz on Wednesdays and a disco on Friday and Saturday nights. Otherwise, there are few concessions to modern trends - no food is offered and credit cards are not accepted. Review © 2007, Wcities |