Re-opened as Nat's Kitchen - dinner menu looked good but they where shut Monday night when we…read morevisited. Did a very decent breakfast the next morning though - highs were the oatcakes, field mushrooms and whole grilled tomato. Sausages were disappointingly ordinary. Friendly staff.

The place is a very nice, modern restaurant. The food is amazing, but quite expensive! It has a…read morerange of steaks etc. It is located near the market square and It is also does bed and breakfast.

I had the best cup of coffee of my entire trip at this cute coffee shop located in the Kelham…read moreIsland area of Sheffield. I am a sucker for decorations in my foam and the coffee didn't taste burnt at all( what a relief, so many places burn their espresso) It was a pretty close walk along the river from where I was staying but I noticed there was plenty of street parking around. When I walked in, I was greeted by really pleasant servers (one was an american, woot!) and they mentioned that they had free wifi (wireless internet) which really saved me! There were lots of tables and some outlets available for laptops. Seems like a good place to get some studying in. I will definitely frequent this place the next time I am in Sheffield.

A really adorable cafe set up at the heart of Kelham Island, near the Kelham Island Tavern and Fat…read moreCat pub. Visiting for work meant we were simply there before a meeting, but I can imagine it being perfect for most facets of life - catching up with friends, a drink with a date, or sending emails somewhere other than the office. It's not exactly huge but they've maximised the seating available and we were able to quickly grab a table and order some food before having to head over to the Little Kelham development. I opted for a simple croissant and bottle of passionfruit Lemonaid (the only other place I've seen this recently is Ezra & Gil in Manchester, so I didn't want to pass up on the opportunity!) but the savoury food counter is really worth mentioning. There are bowls of salad piled high, sandwiches, and a selection of meats you can add to your selection. Everything looked really vibrant and fresh. My croissant was served warm with butter and jam, which is always a plus in my book. The warmed panatone my colleagues ordered looked - and smelt - delicious also. A really friendly place with bags of personality and warmth. The development of Kelham Island will presumably only be a good thing for them!

Really great place, busy but quick service. Breakfast porridge is great, always made to standard!…read moreNot very happy staff but still polite. Pastys are lovely, and pizzas are mint! Baguettes are nice but needs more filling! Drinks are extremely expensive, but pasties are very reasonable priced.

Its the same as any other greggs…read more Always full in here especially around lunch time!! but they still provide a fast service They do really good Pastries and its real good Value for money

As an American traveling and spending time in the UK, I could not recommend this establishment…read moreenough. Truly amazing staff. Friendly and knowledgeable. Gave my wife and I multiple places to go check out while we are here. The hand rolled pizzas are legit. And if you are a fry lover, the pizza fry's are justified. Oh yeah, Comedy club downstairs a couple nights a week. We love locally owned pubs. Check it out. Hope you enjoy it as much as we did.

We'd been attempting to go here since seeing the sister restaurant 'The Milestone' on Gordon's best…read morelocal Restaurant and the necessity to be in Sheffield Saturday evening presented the perfect opportunity. I had booked us in 5 weeks ago for 6pm and trust us to get lost! For anyone who knows Sheffield the road system is a nightmare! We did phone ahead and said we'd be 20 ish mins late and they were ok with it. We arrived and managed to get parked right outside on the street which is always a massive bonus. The place is pretty nondescript from the outside and it's a bit confusing over how you get in. Nonetheless we entered down a few stairs straight into the bar area, there were a few people in the bar but it wasn't busy as such. We were seated swiftly away from the bar area in a fairly rustic corner. The decor is a mix of modern yet shabby chic I'd say. Boards around show the offers available and the furniture is basic chairs with unpolished wood tables. We were presented with 3 menus, early bird, a la carte and seasonal- very confusing I must say! Our drinks order were taken while I'd escaped to the loo which was a trek in itself! Up a load of stairs so don't wait until you're desperate! The toilets weren't fantastic either- toilet roll all over the floor in one of the cubicles and quite sterile and faceless. I returned to the table and tried to choose what to have. I quite liked to look of the seasonal menu but in looking around didn't see anyone eating the food it featured- how odd. I asked one of the waitresses if it was being served and she said 'no'. No explanation or anything else. So, the Early bird menu it was £14 for 2 courses or £18 for 3. I chose:- Ham hock ballontine, minted pea and pancetta salad : followed by Seared bavette steak served rare, mashed potato, spring greens and beef jus the Mr ordered Chicken liver parfait and also the Bavette steak. I'd asked for my main cooked 'medium' and the waiter said ' you do know that will make your meat tough?' I thought his approach a little rude but merely dismissed him with a 'yes'. We managed to distract a waitress passing (no easy feat) to order some 'homemade pork crackling' while we waited. Our starters arrived quick enough and although nice, there was too much parfait and no bread or toast to accompany the ham hock which too the shine off things. Our plates were cleared in a timely manner but there was then a delay in getting our main course but no explanation was given. When our main was served, i asked which was the 'medium' and the waitress clearly didn't know, merely looked at the plates and pointed to the one she had set down in front of me and said 'that one'- it was no more well done than the one in front of Mr.!!! I also noted that my plate wasn't exactly clean- it was greasy and smeared around the edge but seeing as we'd waited longer than I thought necessary I just got on with it. By now the bar area had become crowded with a large party of people for a birthday so the noise level increased massively and they were all stood watching us eat- quite unnerving to say the least. The food was OK , not exactly hot and more rare than I would have dared elsewhere. We ate but I'd safely say we weren't blown away by the food, the service, the venue or any of the experience. When we finished we asked immediately for the bill- we were brought the one for the adjoining table and then ours a few minutes later. We paid the bill £33.70 which wasn't expensive in the slightest but we won't be making any special effort to return again. The atmosphere was strained, we had 3 different servers and feel that the whole place is lacking somewhat.

Yesterday was pancake day, I received an email from bills about their pancake party, I had to go!!!…read more I phoned up for a table for 3 people at 5.45 to 6pm but was told they were fully booked until 6.30pm! So I left it. My colleagues and I walked into Sheffield from our hotel, deciding on cafe rouge as they have crepes on the menu but thought we would try bills for a table as its only next door! We saw lots of empty tables, asked the staff for table for 3, they said yes!! My colleague asked why we couldn't get a table when we phoned up, to be told they keep some free for walk ins. Meal was fine, and we ordered the pancakes as dessert, the waitress was knowledgeable in explaining what each pancake consisted of! Plus have suggestions for cream and ice cream to one guy. It's a nice restaurant, which is a chain, slowly opening in different cities as they opened in Birmingham now!

So after the debacle at one of the Bill's in London, I kind of stayed away for awhile. I know…read more.. not every location is the same, but sometimes you are really just put off by the memory. However, I was putting together a day of team building, with lunch to get out of the office and also get to know each other since this would be the first time we would all be working in the same office. I scouted the area we would be in, so we could just walk and not have to worry about public transport or driving and Bill's seemed to be the restaurant that was most convenient, but also offered a wide variety of food that would cater to everyone. I booked online and even though we were a bit late, it could not have been easier! It was nice and cozy and had that rustic, market feel about it. We had hummus and tzatziki with bread and crudite to nibble on while we tried to decide on lunch. For starters I had the Avocado, Bacon, and Spinach Salad, while the other three had the Crispy Lemon Squid. I don't know if they all planned it that way, but it was nice to see that clearly, they have something in common :). Everyone seemed to enjoy the squid and the salad was really nice... in fact it was so nice that I thought maybe I should have ordered it as a main. It is filling, but still quite light. For mains two had the Buttermilk Chicken (which looked awesome), one had the Kale Salad (which looked lovely, but I'm not a fan of raw Kale), and I had the Lime and Coriander Chicken. The chicken was a bit dry, but the flavor was wonderful! If anything they could do with serving it with some warm, soft corn tortillas and salsa. The sweet potato fries were a nice side, but if I am being honest, I don't remember the kale coleslaw at all. I remember there was a coleslaw, but nothing else about it. It was still a really nice lunch, although there were remarks about how it was a touch on the pricey side. Service was efficient and at the end when two of us stayed to have a chat, no one rushed us off, which was really nice. Overall, a great way to get reacquainted with Bill's.

This pub is just not to my taste. It is kind of hard to…read moreexplain, but it has a non traditional pub look that irks me just as much as some over modern pubs do. Farmers blonde is at least a decent beer.

I came to Sheffield for the museumbut the museum didnt take that long to look around so I decided…read moreto go for a drink and this is the first pub I stumbled across (very central!) My friends ordered food. The portions were good and I heard no complaints about taste! Theres 2 pool tables. The toilets are very clean. Its all good! Only problem is minor. One of the bar maids was a bit of a bitch. We decided to have a few shots before heading off to the next museum/art gallery (bells was about £3.00 for a double) we were all just having some fun and after a round or 2 of shots she decides to shout over the bar 'if your sick I'm not gonna clear it up!' tsshhh.sick?! Nah! Kind of wish I could vomit on que just so that snotty lady would have to clean it up. Either way! Good pub!

Came to verogusto for a coursed menu. All the food was delicious and the patrons were very kind.read more

How was I in mid-England and eating Italian food? I dunno. How was it really some of the best…read moreItalian food I've ever had? I dunno. I kinda can't stand what passes for Italian food outside of Italy and I kinda didn't like half of the Italian food I had in Italy. But somehow, VeroGusto transcends all of this and makes some amazing dishes with a knowledgeable friendly crew (who spoke mostly in Italian to with my Italian friend). No biggie...I just got to spend time eating.

After an extensive amount of expensive trial and error in attempting to find good Italian here in…read moreSheffield, I was about ready to resign myself to sticking with Tesco gnocchi when a friend invited me here for her birthday celebration. AT LAST. BB's is the kind of Italian joint I'm used to at home in the states - comfort food served in uncomfortably close quarters. My group each ordered a different pasta dish, and we were all impressed with the size and quality of each. I've been on a bit of a pine nut binge, and the spaghetti al pesto satisfied perfectly. The food here isn't some sort of godsend lifted directly from the streets of Rome, but it's tasty, cheap, and boasts some less conventional offerings including a smoked salmon linguine dish and lobster ravioli. The only thing that suffers a bit here is the service, which was surprisingly inattentive considering the restaurant is tiny and there were three waiters working on a Wednesday night. Perfectly friendly, but we did have to interrupt a conversation about soccer between staff to order.

This is by far the best Italian restaurant in Sheffield. It is so authentically Italian. I ate…read morethere in a table of 4 and tried the grilled Swordfish - it was amazing. The waiters were extremely friendly and accommodating and the place has a romantic, Mediterranean atmosphere to it which I've never experienced in Sheffield, let alone London where I live. I strongly recommend you book in advance to avoid disappointment as they are only open during the evenings.