The Best Sheffield Restaurants

When it comes to finding the best places to eat in Sheffield, there's more than a few dining destinations making waves - both locally and on an international scale. We've put together a roundup of our top restaurant picks, from the ones scooping Michelin acclaim to those hidden gems keeping neighbourhoods well fed.

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Last updated on 30th October 2024




Thaikhun Street Buffet Meadowhall

An all-you-can-eat buffet, anyone? Bursting with rich flavours, Thaikhun Street Buffet is a go-to at Meadowhall Shopping Centre, offering a variety of contemporary Thai delicacies like green curry and world-famous kao soi gai at only £19.90 a pop. Made by Thai chefs using only the finest ingredients, this restaurant is perfect for any occasion, from a daytime lunch with the family to an evening feast with buds. And the best part? You can also nab two for £12 cocktails from Sunday to Thursday.

Thyme Cafe

Boasting a glorious, green garden and industrial-chic decor, Thyme Cafe is a fantastic place for a bite to eat. While Sundays are devoted to the classic roast, the rest of the week you can dive into a menu of internationally flavoured small plates and mains.

ASK Italian Sheffield

Experience the vibrant dining scene at ASK Italian Sheffield. This stylish restaurant offers a blend of contemporary decor (think cool murals and a disco ball) and authentic Italian flavours right in the heart of the city.

Ideal for any occasion, you can savour mouthwatering dishes from pizzas and pasta to scrumptious desserts, all crafted with fresh ingredients. With its warm atmosphere and a menu designed for sharing, ASK Italian Sheffield is the perfect place to enjoy good food and great company.

The Botanist, Sheffield

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Home to their famous hanging kebabs, alongside steaks, curries, fish 'n' chips and more, The Botanist makes for the ideal destination for a tasty grill or British grub. Not only that, but Sundays also mean roast dinners, while the cocktail list is unmissable too, featuring bespoke creations like The Plant Pot, made with sage and rhubarb cordial, plus the Cherry Blossom Martini. 

Joro

This amazing choice of Kelham Island restaurants has scooped numerous accolades and critical acclaim since it opened. Specialising in forward-thinking tasting menus, their seasonal ingredients and clever cooking techniques have even earned them a few Michelin nods.

Cutlery Works

The largest food hall in the north of England, Cutlery Works is the place to go if you're after some top-notch grub. From sushi and fried chicken, to a choice of pizza or burgers, the Neepsend Lane venue's independent vendors boast some of the best street food around.

No Name

Modern bistro No Name is attracting an in-the-know foodie crowd from across Sheffield to Crookes. On the menu, you can expect a range of dishes inspired by Britain, France and other countries, including chicken liver boudin with fresh black truffle, sweet corn and black garlic or nut-crusted confit duck.

Domo

After the best Italian restaurants in Sheffield? Kelham Island's Domo is serving up a feast from Sardinia within its beautiful terracotta space. Wash down a range of different bruschettas with wine or tuck into the pecorino-filled Sardinian potato dumpling, which is smothered in cheese fondue and truffle sauce. Otherwise, rooftop sister spot Kelu has you covered.

Rafters

A super fancy restaurant for fine dining in Sheffield, having been featured in the Michelin guide, Rafters is the ultimate special occasion destination. Settle into their Yorkshire tweed-covered dining room to chow down on decadent six-course tasting menus, which showcase British produce and culinary artistry.

V OR V

Looking for the best vegetarian and vegan destinations? V OR V is a clever and conscientious eatery in Kelham Island that's serving some of the most delicious small plates. Head over during the week for plant-based delights and biodynamic wines, or join them for a bottomless brunch come Saturday.