The Three Tuns is a good little backstreet pub. If you want to get away from the hectic homogeneity…read moreof Sheffield's West Street then head down the hill, behind the Cathedral, to the Three Tuns. The pub is often busier during the day when it serves good value food to local office workers. At night it offers a quiet, pleasant atmosphere with a main room that is spectacularly shaped like a ship's prow. There are always at least two good real ales (the reliable Timothy Taylor's Landlord and often something from Adnam's) that are, by city centre standards, reasonably priced.

The Red House is a superb little pub. It's changed hands in the last few years and the new owners…read morehave done wonders to it. They have a great love of live music and therefore encourage as much of it as possible which is something they have to be highly respected for. The pub is clean, has a traditional feel to it although quite modern looking as well. It has a good range of ales, the prices aren't too bad. It has a late license and on some nights hosts DJ's which host an all night party. The staff are very friendly. The beer garden is superb and is well heated. A lot of effort has been put into making this little boozer very special and it comes highly recommended to anyone on a pub crawl in Sheffield, although a little off the beaten track. Defo worth a visit!

A nice local with a pool table and offering a good selection of beers and lagers on tap. Food is…read moreoffered throughout the day so you tend to see a lot of older people taking advantage. There's a large carpark around the back and the front has been fenced off to allow a safe place for kids to run around.

Really high quality, home made, reasonably priced food! can't recommend it enough. Great atmosphere…read moreand friendly staff.

And so, this was our last pub along the ale trail way. It was quiet, albeit a Thursday night, but…read moreonce again is seriously easy to access from the station. And the quiet really means one of two things, a welcome peaceful drink, or a lack of atmosphere. For me, at this point, it was a welcome peaceful drink. The dark interior gives it an edge, and the chap behind the bar, whilst not stereotypically jolly for a landlord, was certainly really friendly. My companions were convinced to try a pickled egg, some of which enjoyed them, some of which did not. Pool is free on Thursdays, and so I asked the locals if we could grab a game, and they were kind enough to let us butt in for a quick one before heading off. I can't remember if they offered a doubles match or not, but there was no hassle in enjoying a quick private game -I've been in places before where folks treat the table like private property, or certainly, claimed territory which you've to challenge them to access, but this is no such place. Really refreshing for a wee local. Basically, with plenty of taps, and a decent atmosphere, it's well worth a look in -whether you're visiting Batley, or doing the ale trail.

I've been to cellar a few times now and each time it doesn't disappoint. Really great atmosphere,…read morefantastic live music and great pizza. If you're wanting to see some live bands it's a great little place. My problems with it are the price, location and organisation. The food price is fairly good, but considering where the bar is the drinks are rather expensive. Also, numerous occasions bands have been joking about on their instruments after sound check and the staff leave the pa playing throughout, the doubling up of music from the bar the band is to much. Once it got going they were great but the bar could turn off the PA or they could tell the bands they hire to be more professional. Overall it is great, maybe try and arrive casually late if you're planning on heading down.

A nice little pub for a good drink. Friendly staff who are always up for a laugh. Although its a…read moresmall bar, service is quick. Quiz's are on tuesdays and thursdays and free food is served and can get busy inside but its still easy to get a drink. Has a small car park on the front of the pub. Serves a great sunday roast, but its advised to book as its popular!

Pleasant little free-house located on Commonside. A thoroughly unpretentious place, away from the…read morecity. Offers a typical selection of draughts with a couple of interesting guest ales. Great place if you're looking for a quiet early-evening drink with a friend.

This is a great pub for over 30 s who like live music on many evenings throughout the week. Fills…read moreup on Friday nights when the better groups appear. Also do good meals in the day. Try for yourself and see.

I go here a lot especially on Thursdays for free pudding nights the food prices and all of that…read morestaff service drinks appearance is amazing. I usually order a chicken or a fish as these are cooked amazingly the only thing that is not great is that some of the seats are right next to the main door where everyone goes out to smoke or leave or enter and if you sit on one of those seats and it's cold you are cold as the doors make it very cold so good luck and since refurbishment there is a over 18's only section so if your young child runs over you must dash to grab them avoiding people going in and out of the toilets walking with food and drinks and you cannot change the channel on the TV on your own you must get staff to change it for you can you say a bit annoying but the staff are cheery except for the occasional newbie who is very new to socialisation and not got many people skills but they learn in time and also there is a table with just sports Rv over one table on one busy day we had to sit on this table with a ton of people just looking at us every time they watched sports so we felt awkward but overall very good! To sum the Cumberland in a word it would be brilliant!