Waitrose is often known as a supermarket for the rich and the upper class, and although richer…read morepeople tend to shop here, including the Queen of England, it isn't that high end supermarket it is made out to be, in fact it is made out to be a high end jewelry or a suit joint, which is by appointment only, but anyone can waltz on in to Waitrose, and their pricing is competitive. This store is fairly large, with a great selection for gluten free, products include nearly a full isle of non-frozen goods, including own branded items and even branded items, such as a large Schar Selection and Walkers Shortbread, most of the items here are very nice and hard to find elsewhere, which certainly beats a small selection of terrible products, which supermarkets such as Tesco knows a lot about! Waitrose have a loyalty card system, which is also quite rewarding with a free newspaper once you spend 5 pound on a weekday (or £10 on a weekend), as well as a free hot drink every day, without having to spend a penny. This store also has scan as you shop facilities, however they is only limited devices, and you do need the full size Waitrose card to use it, instead of a key fob, which is a little frustrating, compared to Tesco where you can use a key fob, a large card or even your phone! The staff here seem quite nice and helpful, even though they did end up voiding the transaction, as I went on a "card only" till, hoping to pay cash, instead of moving the transaction onto another till, but it barely set me back a minute. As mentioned above, the pricing here is competitive and the range for certain items, especially gluten free is great, stocking some great products, other supermarkets simply don't, making the range here much better of a considerably larger branch of another supermarket. They is also quite a nice cafe with some interesting teabag flavours here, but this cafe is mainly for cakes and hot drinks, although it is a nice place to sit in and work, while grabbing your free coffee or tea for being a loyalty card holder! This is quite a nice supermarket, but due to some flaws mentioned with scan as you shop and the experience at the till, as well as it being quite hard to find from Sheffield city centre, especially for non-locals, I feel I can only give 3 stars to this store, but it just proves why Waitrose is one of the best supermarkets for gluten free.

I shop at Waitrose Sheffield because it is very local to me as well as the free coffee. But what I…read morewanted to say is that the staff here in Sheffield their attitudes are great (for the customer) and they all have a good sense of humour, (Which is needed at times. KEEP ON GOING WAITROSE SHEFFIELD, YOU PROVIDE A GREAT SERVICE!

Excellent drink delivery service in Sheffield. Have used many times now and delivery is always fast…read moreso can't complain. I have only ordered booze at the weekend so don't know how the service is on week nights.

This is a great place for a baguette - hot roast pork, stuffing, crackling and apple sauce are a…read moremust. They also have chicken and choices pre-made in tubs, such as chinese chicken and lebonese chicken etc. I have no idea why they are called that as it's basically just chicken, mayo and some seasoning I used to rate this 5/5 until I found a hair in my salad box.

Not impressed at all with pizza zone! The main problem being the man who I spoke to on the phone…read more Very very rude and obnoxious towards me. I will never Oder from that rat hole ever again!

Have I mentioned that I love finding new grocery stores. So I hadn't found an Asian…read more.. specifically Chinese food store since we moved to the other side of the Pennines. I have to say that I was a bit spoiled with Chinatown in Manchester. But I was thinking that with all of the international students, including a huge number of Chinese students in Sheffield, surely there are some Chinese food stores. I found a few, but decided this is the one I wanted to try. There is a small amount of parking within their gates. It kind of looks a bit like a factory, but don't be intimidated... go in! They have baskets that you can wheel around or ones that you can carry. It is a sizeable store with fresh produce, frozen items, a bakery, and cooked meats. If you go past the tills you'll find yourself in front of the wholesale area. Who needs Costco! I came with a list, but let's just say it was a bit of a guideline. What I think some people fail to appreciate about these stores is that they can often find their basics... especially spices for cheaper than the chain supermarkets. In fact, we did the majority of our shop here, the only things we couldn't get were cat food, cat litter, and hot dogs. They also sell plates, pots, bamboo steamers, chopsticks, rice cookers, etc. I have my eye on one of the rice cookers... so I'm sure we will be back. I have to say that the selection of Filipino items was larger than I expected, but the items weren't necessarily the things I need when I make Filipino food. I was the most impressed by their bakery and the meat section. I picked up a package of Custard Buns as well as Char Siu Buns. You can get cooked Duck, they even have containers of Char Siu! We had the Char Siu Buns as a snack and they were heavenly! I should mention that the store doesn't make them, but I appreciate that they import them from Manchester :) Mr. Snarky has never had these before and really enjoyed them! Overall a good experience and I'm sure I'll be back soon!

Coffee was acidic and the oat milk isn't of great quality, but the staff was friendly.read more

We came up for a short hiking weekend and wanted to try some local places. This was such a lovely…read moreplace to go for breakfast. The mochas were delicious as was the food. We had the Scotch pancakes with blueberries and also the Eggs Benedict Royale (with salmon). Highly recommend if you're in town!

After debating which sushi place to try, we chose this one , located 5 minutes walk from the train…read morestation . It looked closed at first, but after trying the door we saw a couple of diners sitting in dark lightning. Immediately we were seated by a lady who gestured us to a seat. The booths were comfy, so we began to browse the menu. Each page held a lot of pictures of signature dishes. To drink I chose a reasonably price cocktail called Grand Slam £4.50..he had a asahi. These drinks took awhile to arrive but I understood why when I saw mine. It was split into three colours, unfortunately it didn't taste as good as it looked. Right food: tuna maki , £4 8 pieces, salmon maki wasn't not on the menu , these were made by request. Tuna sashimi,£8, nigiri and finally a seafood hotpot for myself and he had the spicy pork Raman, choosing udon noodles. The presentation was good, tuna was medium quality and the sushi reasonably sized. After all the sushi was consumed, the mains arrived. The broth in mine was tasty however I only found one scallop in my dish. His was also satisfactory for the price. I think the rating goes mainly to the service, as she was very pleasant and asked chef to create dishes that were not on the menu. The sushi was good. But when you have tried a lot like I have it becomes harder to be wowed.

This is a new Japanese restaurant that has just opened near the train station in the City Centre…read more Its actually the building attached to The Leadmill but on the main road. Has its own car park which is convenient. Inside the restaurant is very nicely decorated with a very Japanese trendy Tokyo look which is different to other Japanese restaurants in Sheffield. Greeted with enthusiasm by the waitering staff and shown a nice picture menu of the sushi on offer. I opted to sit on the Teppan Grill table and the chef kindly introduced me dishes and how they would be presented. Very friendly atmosphhere. Ordered a small Sake Wine and selected Sirloin steak cooked with Enoki mushrooms. Chef went to prepare whilst I waited and admired the decor. Within a few minutes, I was presented with a fresh sirloin which was instantly cooked in front of me which I wanted Medium Rare. Excellent quality of steak and the taste was unbelievalbe. Price of £19.80 including 2 sides, miso soup and rice together with the theatre and entertainment value is a steal. Will come back again and again and again!