The Kelham Island Brewery was purpose built in 1990 on land adjoining the Fat Cat in Alma Street…read more Since The Kelham Island Brewery opened, all four of Sheffield's large breweries have closed. First was Whitbread's old Tennants brewery on Bridge Street followed by Bass' Hope & Anchor Brewery. Within the last year Bass' Stones brewery and Ward's have closed leaving The Kelham Island Brewery as Sheffield's largest brewery. The Kelham Island Brewery visitor centre is well worth a visit. http://www.kelhambrewery.co.uk/

Was a little disappointed guess it's a case of building up expectations . In fact it's a great pub…read morewith a very good range of real ale at a good quality . But nothing special about the actual building its a bit victorian but no special features just comfy and welcoming .

Amazing place friendly staff great pub good location in Kelham island Sheffield with beer gardenread more

Nice pub with friendly staff. There is also great cat themed stuff everywhere (I particularly…read moreliked the cat weather vane!) On a nice day, sit out back and enjoy a bit of sun.

Excellent porter on tap, beautiful tiling, really not a bad place to be stuck when you miss a…read moreconnection due to a train delay!

Beats waiting for your train in the cold! I only had 20 minutes, so thankful the platform 1…read moreentrance was open. I've heard sometimes it's closed, forcing you have to exit the station to enter the pub. Celebrated a successful business trip with a Bristol IPA (Shangri-la). The 4+ bartenders provided quick, friendly service. Relaxing lighting and comfortable seats. 15+ beers on tap, wine, tasty snacks (oven roasted Crackling). Only negative: 5 GBP credit card min, my beer was only 4 GBP. Oh well. I'll be back anyways.

This is a lovely old pub with many sights of interest. I particularly enjoyed the ticking of the…read morebig Grandfather clock, with its large pendulum. Reminded me of sitting in my Gran's lounge as a nipper! Worth dwelling for 3 ales. All good. I'd like to thank, in no particular order, the Blue beers brewery for Brown Street and Shake Rattle + Roll and Hop Studio for their White Rose.

A lovely old feeling bar. Very good drink selection on draught but would love to see some more…read morebottles. Plenty of seating area to grab a corner with mates. They have a large beer garden areas although not a great deal of cover from the elements. My biggest beef is with the staff. Customer service training wouldn't go a miss in here. Not a single polite member of staff when I visited which kind of taints the trip

This place has a nice look and feel to it. A real pub, but perhaps not quite the cosiest…read more Lots of ciders, several beers and some decent music. History of water damage.

Visited on a Saturday afternoon, a nice friendly pub which appears to be the brewery tap for Exit…read more33 brewery. Inexpensive food can be purchased here along with there being a wide range of hand pumps to choose from. Worth checking out if you are nearby for sure.

abbeydale produce a range of superb ales among them the spicy matinsread more

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!

A really friendly place, with some lovely local beers. A wide variety available, and not for high…read moreprices! Used to be a farm but more money from brewing, the owners' hearts are really in it. Supplying the local 'The Plough' pub, Bradfield Brewery is really making a good name for itself, and for all the right reasons!