Birdhouse Tea Bar & Kitchen
Built in a converted former cutlery-machine factory, Birdhouse have drawn on their expert tea knowledge to create a modern dining and drinking experience, with tea at the heart of it all.
Copper Pot Café
A cosy café on Division Street that offers great coffee, fresh food, breakfast, brunch and lunch and some amazing pastries.
Cornerstone
Dyson Place delivers a relaxed dining option in Sheffield that reflects the informal warmth of the space, creating a cosy setting that’s open dawn to dusk with a casual evolution throughout the day.
Joni at the Botanical Gardens
Joni, your neighbourhood café, is now serving their delicious food and coffees in the Botanical Gardens.
Kollective Kitchen - Nether Edge
Everything that Kollective Kitchen serve is locally sourced, globally inspired, with a focus on colour, excitement and sustainability.
Lounge418
A café with bar and grill serving breakfast, lunch and evening meals. With over 10 years of experience, creating exquisite national dishes and seasonal specials, Lounge 418 is the ultimate Shisha smoking experience, with food that will entice you.
Martha's Neighbourhood Kitchen @ Heritage Lifestyle
Martha's Neighbourhood Kitchen have a wonderful selection of tasty breakfasts, lunches, afternoon teas (the scones are said to be the best around) and amazing cakes too.
Molly's Café & Deli
An award winning deli serving up an Anglo-Polish fusion menu, Molly's house blend coffee, cakes & event catering.
Năm Sông
Nǎm Sông means 'five rivers' in Vietnamese, as an ode to the establishment's founding city of Sheffield which famously has five rivers. It's an all-day-all-night coffee shop, restaurant and bar serving up delicious Vietnamese food, drinks, and of course the legendary phin filter coffee.
Nonnas Restaurant
Nonnas endeavour to bring to your table the full Italian experience in respect of the wealth of produce Yorkshire & the UK has to offer. All the menus are designed with passion and love for both local seasonal produce and Italian classic ingredients.
