Winter has the potential to become everyone's favourite season, especially when it means spending your weekends at these cosy pubs in Sheffield city centre and beyond. With some of the best live music, most affordable drinks and greatest Sunday roasts you're likely to find in the North, consider this the only list you'll need to reference when arranging plans.
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Last updated on 1st November 2024
Beer enthusiasts should hop on over to BrewDog, serving up a dazzling selection of 22 beer taps. In addition to their mammoth beer selection, you can kick back on cosy couches, enjoy a quirky assortment of board games, and munch on delicious sourdough pizzas at their Devonshire Street location.
There's no need to scour the Kelham Island pubs map if Riverside is already on your radar. This charming boozer boasts a rotating range of beers and a plethora of comfort food including great vegan options. Spot a glimmer of sun? Secure a place outside overlooking the river.
Neepsend Social Club and Canteen is a quirky haunt fronting nostalgic interiors and a cheesy belly-warming menu by The Gravy Train Poutine. With its close proximity to Kelham Island, you can easily hop over to one of the cool areas of Sheffield before the night ends.
Drink deals, live music from up-and-coming artists and some of the best pub food in Sheffield? It can only be Bungalows & Bears. Satisfy your craving for just about anything with their huge menu of gourmet burgers, tasty small plates and more, all while enjoying the cheap bevs and a buzzing atmosphere.
This city's pub scene wouldn't be the same without The Sheffield Tap providing a guaranteed good time to locals and tourists alike. This former Edwardian refreshment room is now a top destination for real ales and craft beers on tap, including signature pints brewed on-site.
The Washington is an undisputed heavyweight among Sheffield's live music scene, but this dimly-lit hideaway is more than just an iconic gig venue. The homely interiors make for the ultimate cosy date night spot and its 3am license permits party-goers to drink and dance well into the morning.
As one of the oldest pubs in Kelham Island, The Fat Cat is the place for fuss-free pints in a comfy setting. Make your way through their excellent range of beers and ales as you peruse the food menu that's flaunting top-notch pies, curries and feast-worth Sunday dinners.
