Whether you're looking for fine dining or fried chicken, these Sheffield restaurants are sure to give you what you want. Head into the heart of town and you'll find a mammoth selection of gorgeous venues fronting an international array of cuisines and plates to suit every price point. To help you slim down the list though, we've scoped out some of the very best places to eat in Sheffield city centre.
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Last updated on 2nd October 2024
Located over on Leopold Street, All Bar One is the cool and casual eatery that can please every palate. Head in at happy hour for some of the best drinks deals in Sheffield, then stick around for plates of wholesome and hearty grub with an international spin.
This rooftop restaurant in Sheffield city centre is not only quite the looker with its floor-to-ceiling windows and gorgeous heated terrace space, but it's fronting everything from bottomless brunches to Sunday lunches. You can also wash grill mains down with a variety of drinks come dinner.
A fun and friendly sushi spot in Sheffield's Meadowhall shopping centre, YO! is the place to go for family friendly eats and authentic Japanese street food. Nab a seat at their signature conveyor belt and tuck into fresh sashimi, maki and katsu curry, washed down with beers, wines and the odd splash of sake.
Whatever you're craving, you'll probably find it at this bar and restaurant in Sheffield city centre. From fried chicken and juicy burgers, to pizzas, pub grub and a whole menu of delicious vegetarian and vegan eats, Bungalows & Bears has something for every stomach.
Thaikhun Street Buffet is located in Meadowhall Shopping Centre using high quality ingredients to whip up their ever changing all-you-can-eat menu, which costs just £19.90 per person. Think authentic green or red curries, traditional pad Thai and their popular kao soi gai washed down with two for £12 cocktails if you visit between Sunday and Thursday.
Pull up a chair at The Forum, a lovely bar and kitchen in the city centre, to dig into a load of heart-warming grub. While surrounded by huge windows and stylish parquet floors, you can feast on delicious breakfast spreads from 9am, including eggs benedicts, loaded sandwiches and pancakes.
Fancy lunch or dinner instead? Then make sure to try out the homemade soup of the day, towering burgers or sourdough pizzas - plus you can nab 3 for £18 on small plates to go with the fantastic list of wines, cocktails and craft beers.
Come rain or shine, you can always rely on Piccolino for some of the best alfresco dining antics in the city. Situated on Millennium Square, this Italian hotspot is flaunting a range of authentic eats, alongside a pretty cocktail bar, open plan kitchen and terrace.
Flaunting quirky murals on the walls, trendy neon signs and a hanging disco ball, Manahatta is a pretty cool spot for a bite to eat. This New York-inspired restaurant is located in the Fountain Precinct, serving American eats like spicy beef nachos, jalapeno-topped hotdogs and crispy chicken or plant-based burgers.
Jazz, gin and tasting plates float your boat? Then this restaurant in Sheffield city centre might be just the place to park yourself for an evening. Join the Trippets team for a triple threat of food, drinks and entertainment with live bands, cocktails and their menu of delicious dishes.
Craft beers and fried chicken burgers are the order of the day at this Division Street restaurant. An NYC-inspired bar and eatery, Lucky Fox is the place to head if you're looking to fill up on sweet and savoury waffles, crunchy chicken and American beers served "as cold as your ex's heart".
The third venue from the Oisoi brand, this Sheffield city centre spot is certainly the prettiest member of the family. With a floral-decked interior, colourful furniture and a bright, airy dining room, the New Era Square restaurant specialises in artisan Asian eats, including a decadent dim sum afternoon tea.
One of the very best restaurants in Sheffield city centre, Silversmiths is the ultimate eatery for high days and holidays. A sultry dining space with a kitchen run by some truly excellent chefs, the award-winning spot serves up some of the finest modern British bites in Yorkshire.
A gorgeous building on the corner of Furnival and Brown Street, The Rutland Arms is a fantastic boozer with a menu to rival the gastro greats. From mouthwatering sandwiches and classic pub grub to internationally-inspired small plates and some of the best vegetarian food in Sheffield, it's no surprise this low-key spot has earned nods from national and local critics alike.
