Great food and excellent service. This is located near the Sheffield Rail Way station…read more When you walk in you are greeted to be seated (this place does get busy) we luckily arrived at a perfect time and was seated immediately. We were seated upstairs and our server inquired if any one of us had any dietary restrictions and/or allergies. When we ordered our server made sure to inform us which items could possibly have cross contamination and offered alternatives. We ordered a healthy yoghurt bowl (berry compote, granola, coconut, blueberries, bananas, goji berry and honey), sausage and eggs on a brioche bread and hash browns and the English breakfast and all was absolutely delicious. Throughout the entire time we were there, we were asked if we needed anything else or needed more water, unlike some of the other places we have dined in the area. Highly recommend dining at How St if you are in Sheffield.

I was looking for a good breakfast and I saw YT's review, decided to give it a try. Really enjoyed…read moremy breakfast this morning, probably the best English breakfast I've had. Very nice restaurant to spend your morning with.

Tweed at Wadworth is a lovely little deli / coffee shop next to Slack and Sons Butchers (it's part…read moreof the same firm / family run). Went there for the first time today and will definitely go back. The menu has everything from all day breakfasts, to burgers, pies and ploughman platters. I went for the "make your own" platter of sausage roll, ham, scotch egg, pork pie and bread. It was delicious. Just enough for one ! I would definitely recommend this place - the breakfasts look amazing as does the afternoon teas they do! I will definitely be going back!

Best large breakfast I have ever had. Came with a free tea or coffee and more toast than I could…read moreeat. My friend had a pie with mushy peas and gravy and the portion size was incredible. Why isn't there a cafe like this in Liverpool?

We had the cream tea for 10gbp each and it was awesome! They are very generous with their offering!…read moreOur pot of tea stayed plenty hot enough and gave us both 2 ample cups. They give you a large plate with scone with jam/clotted cream, a piece of seasonal ginger cake (was so lovely!) and a local Bakewell tart! All was delicious and hot the spot. It was a nice cozy environment with a Christmas band playing outside as well. Highly recommend!

This was one of the two formal afternoon teas I had when I was traveling in the UK this past…read moreAugust. The first was at Blenheim Palace at The Orangery, and this was the second. The Orangery is the better of the two, but the Cavendish is definitely a close second. What we liked: the ham and tomato chutney sandwich, the smoked salmon and lemon & chive creme fraiche sandwich, roasted vegetables tart, goat cheese tart, cherry scone (could be warmed up though), lemon and rhubarb posset (so wonderful and refreshing), and the chocolate and raspberry tart. Misses: the egg mayonnaise and cress sandwich (no egg, just mayonnaise really), and the glazed pineapple savarin (too soggy). If you want champagne with your tea, that is an additional GBP 8.5. I had a glass of Prosecco at the Bubbles Bar for only GBP 6 an hour before our afternoon tea reservation, so it's a better value having your bubbles outside! My friend and I both chose lighter teas. I had the Oolong and my friend had the Nilgiri from India. The Nilgiri was the better of the two. Thanks to the hostess for accommodating us half an hour earlier than our original reservation. This gave us more time to enjoy our tea before closing.

This place is just another coffee chain, they offer the usual coffee and drink selection with some…read moresavoury and sweet snacks, pastries and a few sandwiches to eat in (at an extra charge) or take out. Nothing special nor disastrous. I've had coffee to go once and a second time I had a cappucino sat at one of their tables at the station (to do some work on my laptop while waiting for a train). Their coffee is okay, nothing amazing, albeit a bit pricey for what you get. On the first occasion my cup felt half empty, on the second occasion the cup was fairly small and got cold very quickly!. I stopped here as I needed a table to use my laptop. Wouldn't miss it... The gentleman that served my coffee was very kind and attentive.

I really should have given this place a better rating on my last visit, it's a great coffee shop…read more The food and drinks are nice; as I said in my previous review, but the stars here are the staff. Today I was served by Nikki, who could give lessons in customer service! She was polite, bubbly, friendly and above all knowledgeable! She was able to recommend a few things for breakfast, and had the queue forming behind an indecisive me, in the palm of her hand. I was directed to some muesli as I wanted something healthier, (Although I also grabbed a ham and cheese flatbread, don't judge me) Nikki told me everything that was in the muesli and it was as good as her description! If I'm early for a train from Sheffield station, I'll always come back here.

Now that the Olive Garden Café is no more, the Blue Moon Café remains the only other all-vegetarian…read morechoice in Sheffield city centre I know of. But that's not a bad thing because they offer excellent food, very generous portions, and delightful desserts. The only drawback with this lovely place is that it doesn't offer enough seating to accommodate all the people who want to eat there during lunch hours. You might want to check out their website (http://bluemooncafe.thebigmenu.co.uk/ ) for more information and opening times, but I'd rather you go and try them for real, they're an institution and offer an exquisite experience to your palate.

Nice vegan cafe in Sheffield - they have free wireless and lots of appealing options for food and…read moredrink. The main meals are around £6.50 I think which isn't bad given they come with rice and salad. It's not fancy but it is hearty and healthy and a great place for lunch.

Always spot on great food don't order meat pie, its just a…read morepile of meat with a crust on top!!! Fish and the best crispy chips (Remember to request no skin on fish )

I tell you right here aw kidder this chippy is the best bloody chippy in the northern hemisphere…read moredont knkw bout southern hemisphere but trust me up here in the northern 1 its the best wheyyy. The fish is bloody luvly and WHITE wheyyyy. And that batter really just melts in ur fudging mouth like butter melts on an egg on a summers evening you get me big man wheyyy . Would recommend looking at the picture below as its our lado louis eating his free mint thag the fit waitress was pleasent enough to giv the little shit while we were leavin.

There's 2 chippys in Tideswell and after extensively waking the 30 seconds between the 2 a number…read moreof times we decided on the Corner Chippy. First off we had haddock and chips x4 on the first night and with mushy peas, curry sauce and a couple of bread rolls it was tasty, filling and just a great example of a proper British fish and chip shop. The batter was light on the fish, the chips weren't too greasy and at £21 for all this it really was a good value meal too. We returned a few days later when we wanted some chips to go with our homecooked steaks - another good decision - yum! They also do donner kebabs and other greasy specials but this isn't really my area as I try to stay away from anything this contains 'mystery meat!'