388 results for the term ‘Bars’
Harrisons 1854
Harrisons 1854 offers you a relaxed spot for good drinks, good chat and a friendly atmosphere. You can find them on Regent Terrace, just off Glossop Road and a few steps from the crowds of West Street. Look for the big purple building and the twinkling lights!
Mercure St. Paul's Hotel
The Yard at St. Pauls adds more variety to your meal, offering contemporary British cuisine including quality steaks as well as the freshest and most beautifully prepared fish and seafood delicacies.
Shakespeare's
One of Sheffield’s oldest and finest traditional pubs. Still standing from the 1830s, it oozes character and charisma, whilst also offering an excellent selection of real ales, wines and a very fine rum menu to top it off.
The Broadfield
The Broadfield are passionate about food & drink and strive to bring you the best offerings in both, plus a great atmosphere to enjoy them in.
The Grapes
The Grapes Sheffield is a traditional pub that is independently owned. The Grapes enjoys many original architectural features and has a unique spirit and ambience.
The Howard
At the Howard in Sheffield, you’ll always be met with a warm welcome and a great beer. Everyone is welcome here, so why not get your friends together for a nice mid-week lunch? Or swing by after work for a night off cooking and let them do the washing up.
The Riverside
Situated alongside the River Don in Kelham Island, The Riverside is the perfect place to indulge in food and drink.
Joni Oughtibridge
Joni has a cafe where you can get everything from brunch to cocktails in the heart of Oughtibridge.
Zaap Thai Street Food
Thai Street Food at its best! Zaap Thai brings a true taste of Thailand to Sheffield's Ecclesall Road, transporting you to the streets of Bangkok.
Roxy Ball Room
Roxy Ball Room Charter Square is spread across two floors with a whole host of competitive gaming, including duck pin bowling, two karaoke rooms, batting cages, shuffleboard, beer pong, ice-free curling and their unique Crazy Pool, plus much more.
