Amazing place friendly staff great pub good location in Kelham island Sheffield with beer gardenread more

Nice pub with friendly staff. There is also great cat themed stuff everywhere (I particularly…read moreliked the cat weather vane!) On a nice day, sit out back and enjoy a bit of sun.

Now this is a pub. As anyone knows men love beer and I am the prime example of this. I probably…read morespend more time in this pub than I do my own house. A frosty frosty Fosters at a bargain price is poured into my glass and I follow it with about 6-7 others before I stumble home each and every night. They even let me have my dog by my side to make it even more homely for me. All the other people in this pub are friends of mine and you're welcome to come down and join us. But if you're a SHEFFIELD UNITED FAN KEEP OUT!!! YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.

Myself & my wife only live across the road so that makes it easy to just stroll across on a Sunday…read morefor a carvery you will really enjoy I promise you, I also agree the Fosters is a great pint in the Pheasant, they also do food on other nights so will try it & let you know.

A fantastic menu with a good selection of food all reasonably priced and all prepared fresh on…read moresite. The staff are always friendly even on the rare occasion that you have a complaint, the decor is beautifully done and clean. The waiting times for food is reasonable and, if anything on the shorter end of the scale for a place like this. The atmosphere is friendly and its rare that i have ever heard anyone complain about the service they have recieved, or for that matter about anything about the place. This is one of those places which is ideal for taking a family for a meal or just a partner on a date.

My wife and I visited here a year or so ago and it was ok, typical english pub. But since then they…read morewent through a remodel and now it is so much more. There is probably not another resturant like this one in Sheffield. The food has been improved but the real attraction is the atmosphere. It has to be exprienced to be appreciated, but every seat is well placed and themed subtley. All of the seating is intimate and homely and some places even look like a dinning room for your family. I highly recommend trying this place out! Also parking is very plentiful!

A Sheffield Classic. Oldest inhabited building in Sheffield. Beautiful to see. Good pub special,…read morereasonably priced, walking distance to the train station and bus station. often my first stop, and last stop when coming/going to Sheffield. Worth seeing just to see it, and LOVELY outdoor seating when the weather is permissible.

Lovely old pub with some great features. Not too far from the station, it's the oldest inhabited…read morebuilding in Sheffield with wooden beams and a great big fireplace. Usual drinks selection but an extensive and reasonably priced menu, including a Czech menu which sounds interesting. We only had chips and drinks on our visit, but the chips were nice and I'd be happy to go back another time to try the food.

This is perhaps one of my favorite places and make sure I come here at least once each time I visit…read moreSheffield. This place is very spacious with plenty of elbow room. As others have mentioned, the food here is not your standard pub type food, but what they do server here is top notch and always tasting great! They are accommodating and will adjust the plates to meet your requests. The only down side is the serving size is a bit small, but going with a few extra starters solves that problem. The beer line up here is outstanding... page after page of beers are listed here and my guess is it would take some time to come here and go through all the beers they offer here. Some of which have very high alcohol content to boot. This certainly is not your rowdy pub, nor is it a stiff suite place either... its relaxing and always offering something different. Can't wait until my next visit!

Having forgotten to get food in on a Sunday evening, 9.30pm came around and the dilemma of where…read morewill still be serving food troubled us. Walking along division street and being turned away for being too late, we jumped in out of the rain to The Old House. Having been very impressed with The York we were looking forward to trying the same owners offering on Division St. The Cajun Chicken Pie was delightfully cooked, with pastry breaking apart with the sword of my fork. The chips and peas struck chords of Nan's cooking on a warm, summer eve. The burger topped with bacon and cheese oozed with moisture and some fresh salsa complimented the meat with its sharp edge. I will always go drinking in The Old House. The atmosphere, plethora of drink choice and well thought out furnishing makes for a brilliant watering hole. I'll eat there too now.

The Steal Foundry really goes against the stereotypical Wetherspoons which is one of the reasons I…read morehate the brand which is the largest pub chain in the UK, this location is done differently and I think it is done so well it sets a new benchmark to which all J D Wetherspoons should aim for, perhaps it is down to it being a shopping centre location being apart of The Oasis Dining Quarter on the lower level of Meadowhall. Now a shopping centre isn't the average place you'd expect to find for a pub and it seems Tim Martin and co (Tim Martin is the founder of the Wetherspoons brand) realised that by making this branch more suited to anyone including families, they have a larger amount of lower tables than other bars and while they do have higher tables suitable for drinking, they have a restauraunt area with a separate enterance too (you don't have to go through loads of people just in to drink the cheap booze), they even have an open kitchen which seemed efficient and clean, and was bringing out many drinks which looked pretty good. I mainly came in to pick up a Gunna lemonade due to their ongoing promotion where you can buy one at a Wetherspoons store and get your money back, while the mobile signal appears to be awful inside especially towards the back (where the main "restauraunt" part and open kitchen is), I was able to use the mobile app to order my drink delivered to my table via the app. I must say I was so impressed with the speed of the delivery, I know it was just a drink they needed to get out of a fridge with a glass with ice but to do this in a minute or two considering how busy they were is truly impressive. The staff seemed really friendly too, I love it when staff members go out of their way to make sure everything is okay, even smiling on the way in and out, this really shown the staff were happy and that doesn't seem to happen much in chain pubs nowadays anyway, it just brought a more positive environment throughout. I do think the selection of soft drinks and spirits could be improved however such as stocking a greater range of non-alcoholic cocktails and beverages, possibly including iced teas and coffees, the latter they do sell one which is premade however considering they aren't that simple to make, it would be great if they did. I also would have liked to see a better open bar for spirits, stocking more flavoured vodkas perhaps. Still, this is the best Wetherspoons I've visited as it's fairly modern and it doesn't appear to be run down like most their other stores, ditching the old-fashioned stereotype which one must surely associate with the brand, it's a rather nice place to get a drink if you're in Meadowhall and really does put Wetherspoons branches in the city centre (which took 10 minutes to get my drink which took under 2 minutes here) to shame. 4*

I came here after seeing the multitude of 5 star reviews, It was not until I headed in and saw that…read morethese rating had been established 3-4 year ago made me realise how far this place had fallen. The decor is that of your standard Wetherspoons, with a tv on every wall. At the bar were some very loud unsavory characters, so quickly ordering a drink we tucked ourselves into a far away corner. With my partner gone I felt really unsafe. Everyone who walked passed to reach the bathroom was intimidating and loud. We were quite snacky and had briefly looked at the uninspiring menu , but after sitting there for five minutes, half expecting a glass to tumble towards us we downed our drinks and left for the Wick at Both Ends across the road. I am sure this once was a family safe and friendly bar one , but no longer. Very cheap beer and food though, but that was not enough for us to stay.

Great pub, good atmosphere and friendly bar staff. The food and drinks are reasonably priced to…read moreboot!! A great improvement compared to when the pub was called S1!!

First time here at this location and I loved it. The greenery everywhere is so inviting. We had the…read moreraspberry and vanilla cheesecake which was so yummy. I also had an old fashioned which was lovely. They had a live band which was really good. The service staff were really friendly and efficient. I will definitely visit this spot again

The Botanist in Sheffield is quite hidden away in Leopold Square in Sheffield city centre, close to…read morethe City Hall stop on the Supertram network. It's probably the only bar and restaurant to also be a maze, its HUGE and other than outdoor seating it surely doesn't feel like you're entering a restaurant. They have 3 sets of two doors but strangely only one is in use and there is no sign for this, once inside you basically go back on yourself into a dark, dingy, horrible corner where they have the lift. After leaving the lift, finding the main restaurant is equally as puzzling and difficult. Admittedly, the decor in the restaurant is unique and innovative and true style of The New World Company restaurants, albeit I preferred the Media City branch, there were many similarities with trees, huts etc. It to me felt like an old bank or barn but refurbished, possibly even a potential wedding venue. I dined here during an ongoing promotion where they offered 40% off the food bill in January and ordered my regular Chicken and Chorizo Hanging Kebab which would usually come to £13.95. I did notice the menu to be slightly stained and sticky however service was reasonable with the waitress (Becca), seems to do a lot, despite not being overly busy she seemed to have a huge workload due to them appearing understaffed and she still worked in a friendly and polite manner which is commendable. They do also offer a set menu all year round however this still at £12.95 for two courses this still ends up costing slightly more than the 40% off promotion, so I have no idea why I was offered it. Also, I found it strange that they labelled dairy-free and vegetarian on both menus but only NG (non-gluten) on the regular menu, meaning if you did order from the set menu, you'd have to cross-check between them. Sadly the slight cleanliness issue which arose with the menus seemed to continue with the cutterly (ready on the table) which also wasn't entirely clean sadly which also is uncommon by usual Botanist standards. I did enjoy the majority of my kebab, while I do feel the garlic seemed to taste more overpowering and heavy than other branches, I did also find the meat on the ends to taste a little chewy and overcooked, while the middle was fine. It still had some good flavours and was rather enjoyable and certainly warranted good value for money, even at 50% off. Certainly not the best branch of The Botanist I've been too, but my food was still pretty good, as was most aspects of my experience. I do feel a lot of small improvements do need to be made, however, only warranting a three-star rating for now.

I hear that those visiting the Peaks this is the pub to be seen on.. The food is amazing and it's…read morealways packed so if you don't book early you might be going home hungry! Visited this for a wedding dinner and it was delicious.. Every course was well presented and staff are attentive and ready to provide you with whatever you need.. With parking available and only 20 mins from the city of Sheffield there's no reason to eat in town if you eat here with the most beautiful scenic views around you. Highly recommend!!

Lunch instead of a long walk. We had heard that this was a good place to eat. And it was. We meant…read moreto go for a long walk but it was cold, very cold and we got settled in and the three course meal seemed like a good idea. And it was. We drank Black Sheep bitter. We ate possibly the best whitebait I have eaten - certainly recently - flash fried and delicious; chorizo & lamb kidneys - an inspired combination; 2 full roast lunches, one beef, one pork with roasted root veg, Yorkshire puddings, gravy and mashed potato (oh, and a piece of broccoli - got to have greens - well, not me, obviously) - juicy pork with crackling & rare English beef - dribble. Then, quite a lot later (the staff kept on asking if we were OK) we had dessert - apple suet pudding with blackberry soup - excellent and a Bakewell tart of perfection with crème anglaise (by this I mean the custard was of a slender consistency) and poached blueberries. Truly, perfection. A cafetière of good coffee served with a jug of milk & one of cream, if you please, helped us to digest before we tottered back to the bus. Comfortable, friendly, excellent service with well considered, well presented food of gastronomic quality. There are bedrooms - maybe next time. Apparently they have won awards for their breakfast...