Very nice went there invited as a guest, we shared a sharing plate with chicken wings, bread and…read morespreads, olives and a cake type (crab?) very nice, for dinner I had the Brown Rice, quinoa salad with chicken. It was nice a little on the bland side. However a couple of other dishes that were had at our table were the fish and chips, chicken pie and pork dish that really looked lovely. I wish I had ordered the pork.

We were visiting Sheffield for a friends birthday and a local friend booked in 8 of us for dinner…read morebefore the party. What a great choice it was. A proper pub for grown ups, with a lovely atmosphere and the food was great. I had a steak and my girlfriend had the Sea Bass and we both licked the plates clean. Staff were really good and prices were very fair. Enjoyed it so much the two of us went back next day for Sunday lunch. We hadn't booked this time and the place was busy but it wasn't too long a wait before the manager found us a table. Fantastic roast with real, homemade Yorkshire pudding and washed down with some kick ass Bloody Mary's. Go there !

I first visited the Broomhill Tavern in late 1972 - when I was a student at Sheffield University. I…read morehave been back at least once a year for the past 50+ years, whenever I visit Sheffield (I have live in for last 36 years). The pub has not changed much. The draft beer has changed a bit (used to be Tetleys - from the Leeds brewery I believe). back in the '70s and through the 90s I think. Then they had their "own brand bitter" for a few years. (I believe made for them by Tetleys). Now the beer is Timothy Taylor. All the beer has always been excellent. I hope they will always serve a good hand-pulled pint. And I hope to keep going there every year for a few more years!!

Popular with students and non-students alike, the 'Tav' is a busy Tetley's pub that also sells…read moreother beer on hand pump (though it would benefit from a better selection of good lagers). Unlike other pubs in the area, the Broomhill Tavern has changed little in the last twenty years -and it doesn't need to because it has a straightforward and popular formula that seems to be good beer in unpretentious surroundings. There are a couple of large, diverting flat screen TVs which can be left on despite no-one watching them and there are bandits and a quiz machine, but along with the York and Fox and Duck the pub makes for a good night for decent beer.

This was one of my favorite pubs to visit before I moved away…read more Always a good time, the staff and management were always happy and helpful. There's few pubs left like this anymore. If you want a real "local" place this is the one to go to.

The location of this place is good as it is right on Ecclesall Road in Sheffield, which means you…read morehave plenty of other bars and restaurants surrounding it, so you can make a night out of it on just this one road if you like. There is a heavy student contingent here as there is loads of student terraced houses off the main road and so this is one of their locals. That just helps create a good busy atmosphere however and helps the pub remain busy and lively. It is well set out inside and offers outdoor seating at the back and the front, which can be great to sit outside the front in the summer and watch the world pass by and people watch. Prices are reasonable, heaven help a student inhabited pub that doesn't price drinks well. Decoration is fine and there is the usual pub feel to this place making it well worth a visit with friends for a few drinks.

First time here at this location and I loved it. The greenery everywhere is so inviting. We had the…read moreraspberry and vanilla cheesecake which was so yummy. I also had an old fashioned which was lovely. They had a live band which was really good. The service staff were really friendly and efficient. I will definitely visit this spot again

The Botanist in Sheffield is quite hidden away in Leopold Square in Sheffield city centre, close to…read morethe City Hall stop on the Supertram network. It's probably the only bar and restaurant to also be a maze, its HUGE and other than outdoor seating it surely doesn't feel like you're entering a restaurant. They have 3 sets of two doors but strangely only one is in use and there is no sign for this, once inside you basically go back on yourself into a dark, dingy, horrible corner where they have the lift. After leaving the lift, finding the main restaurant is equally as puzzling and difficult. Admittedly, the decor in the restaurant is unique and innovative and true style of The New World Company restaurants, albeit I preferred the Media City branch, there were many similarities with trees, huts etc. It to me felt like an old bank or barn but refurbished, possibly even a potential wedding venue. I dined here during an ongoing promotion where they offered 40% off the food bill in January and ordered my regular Chicken and Chorizo Hanging Kebab which would usually come to £13.95. I did notice the menu to be slightly stained and sticky however service was reasonable with the waitress (Becca), seems to do a lot, despite not being overly busy she seemed to have a huge workload due to them appearing understaffed and she still worked in a friendly and polite manner which is commendable. They do also offer a set menu all year round however this still at £12.95 for two courses this still ends up costing slightly more than the 40% off promotion, so I have no idea why I was offered it. Also, I found it strange that they labelled dairy-free and vegetarian on both menus but only NG (non-gluten) on the regular menu, meaning if you did order from the set menu, you'd have to cross-check between them. Sadly the slight cleanliness issue which arose with the menus seemed to continue with the cutterly (ready on the table) which also wasn't entirely clean sadly which also is uncommon by usual Botanist standards. I did enjoy the majority of my kebab, while I do feel the garlic seemed to taste more overpowering and heavy than other branches, I did also find the meat on the ends to taste a little chewy and overcooked, while the middle was fine. It still had some good flavours and was rather enjoyable and certainly warranted good value for money, even at 50% off. Certainly not the best branch of The Botanist I've been too, but my food was still pretty good, as was most aspects of my experience. I do feel a lot of small improvements do need to be made, however, only warranting a three-star rating for now.

A Sheffield Classic. Oldest inhabited building in Sheffield. Beautiful to see. Good pub special,…read morereasonably priced, walking distance to the train station and bus station. often my first stop, and last stop when coming/going to Sheffield. Worth seeing just to see it, and LOVELY outdoor seating when the weather is permissible.

Lovely old pub with some great features. Not too far from the station, it's the oldest inhabited…read morebuilding in Sheffield with wooden beams and a great big fireplace. Usual drinks selection but an extensive and reasonably priced menu, including a Czech menu which sounds interesting. We only had chips and drinks on our visit, but the chips were nice and I'd be happy to go back another time to try the food.

One of my colleagues at work decided she was going to have a low-key Hen Do, so she decided on…read moredinner at The Broadway. They have a room upstairs that you can book and it is really lovely. There is even a projector and screen if you wish to show anything. From my colleagues phone calls, it sounded like they are very accommodating, especially when she had to change the numbers a few times when people cancelled or the inevitable person who invites themselves! Because of how many of us there were, they had us pre-order and they do this all online. I received an email and it took me to a link with starters, mains, and desserts. You can change your mind up until 4 days before the event. I ended up ordering the sausage and mash for my main and the Bruschetta for my starter. I figured I wouldn't have enough room for dessert. Because I was a bit worried about parking... and I wanted to have a few drinks, Mr. Snarky dropped me off, but after 6:30 p.m. the bus lane seems to be the place where everyone parks. They also have a large beer garden and on this night it would have been lovely as it was so warm inside. They have a large range of Gin, so I had a Gin and Tonic with their gin of the month. It was lovely! The food was really good as well. I loved the Bruschetta because they used a variety of different tomatoes. The sausage (Apricot and Pork) was lovely, but it was massive! I didn't end up eating all of it. The waitress was great and she made sure that everyone was served and that we had everything that we needed. I did not realize that it is related to The York in Broomhill... which explains why I enjoyed the food so much!

I love the Broady. Every time I visit my brother in Sheffield we come here, his local pub, for a…read morecouple of drinks and a really good feed. Make sure you book in advance because the restaurant gets busy. Their menu changes regularly and they have a daily range of pies and sausage specials to choose from. I really recommend the pies - you will be stuffed silly with delicious pastry and tasty fillings such as chicken and bacon, steak and ale, and some great vegetarian options. Their drink selection is great with plenty of local ales on tap. The bar area has quite a lot of seating and plenty of standing room. There is a beer garden out the back for sunny summer days. Definitely the best place to eat if you're this side of Sheffield.

I used to frequent this pub years ago - 2006ish. And it was wonderful. Run by lovely staff, served…read morenice food with a good atmosphere. Went in recently with my wife and it's changed slightly, but not much for the better. The decor in the tap room is as comfy and warm as ever, but the dining area was cold, with metal tables and white walls throughout. Beer and food prices seemed to have doubled - but is the way with any longstanding pub once taken over by a chain. The food was good. Slow to emerge for a quiet day but honest and tasty. Based on the food I would have rated this place a 4, but my wife ordered coffee and a waitress with tattoos sighed when we asked for it, then argued with her when she asked for milk and served it whilst Tutting and rolling her eyes. Plus we felt somewhat uncomfortable because a man who we assume was an off duty manager/chef was sat drinking at the bar and not once did he stop staring at us when we ordered and ate. Would come here again if the kitchen got a pub-transplant

The Lescar has been my local pub for the last two years and during this time it has undergone an…read moreextensive (and controversial) refurbishment. The 'old' Lescar was legendary for it's very cheap lager and great atmosphere but was crying out for a refurb, which duly happend last year. The 'new' Lescar has a much trendier decor and sells a wider range of beers(which are excellent), but at a greatly increased price. They also sell food, which is also nice but pricey for what you get. There is a function room at the back of the pub which hosts the famous 'Last Laugh' comedy club every week and also several other regular events. Despite the prices, i'd still reccommend a visit

The Hallamshire Hotel has been recently revamped by the Thornbridge Brewery and now feels like a…read moreWeatherspoons inside. The beer is now quite expensive, so prepare to bring your weeks wages with you. They do sell strawberry beer though, so that keeps the gf happy. The brewery needs to remember they are in a student area of Sheffield and not in Central London. The pub still has a full size snooker table to the rear, but has lost its pool table. Worth a visit to witness the changes, but not a pub you would return to again and again, as the pool table has gone and there are cheaper pubs around.

I may be a little biased but this has to be one, if not overall, of my favourite pubs in Sheffield…read more The staff are polite and helpful, the drinks, alcoholic and non alcoholic, are reasonably priced, the food is good and excellent value for money both from now a working mum and back when i was a students point of view. The pub is in the heart of studentville (for both uni's) but theres a wide mix of people who visit the pub. The main reason I love this pub so much, apart from all the happy times Ive had there over the years, is due to the beer garden. Its not a little flagged area at the back of the pub, its huge for a pub in a city! Theres paved areas with tables so you can sit and drink and/or eat outside and then theres a large grassed area that you can sit on too. Theres a good car park and the toilets are always clean with plenty of toilet roll too. Although I no longer live in Sheffield, its somewhere I always go back to when Im in the area and its definatley a family friendly pub with a good selection of food on offer and has a kids menu. whether you want a quick snack, tea out, sunday dinner or the largest ice cream sundae ive ever seen, this is the pub for you.

Aunt Sallys is a food pub near the Royal Hallamshire Hosptial which is part of the TwoForOne chain,…read morewhich means that all main meals are two for the price of one. The menu is typical pub grub such as scampi, steaks etc which are reasonably priced, but as they are two for the price of one it is a bargin (as long as there is an even number of people in your party!!). Due to the excellent prices, the pub can get very busy, particularly on a Sunday so don't be suprised to have to wait to get a table and for your food to be cooked (food is ordered from the bar). The bar is rather ordinary, with the standard range of lagers, wine and spirits. There is also a large beer garden.