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Star24*
09-01-2007, 11:56
Hi,

After leaving Zeugma on London rod after the nicest meal ever! I noticed an Irish place on the Corner near Rossi's? Is this a snack place or a resturant? Does anyone know of any places in Sheff that do proper Irish food?

Thanks

Halibut
09-01-2007, 12:00
Hi,

After leaving Zeugma on London rod after the nicest meal ever! I noticed an Irish place on the Corner near Rossi's? Is this a snack place or a resturant? Does anyone know of any places in Sheff that do proper Irish food?

Thanks

The place you're referring to is called Bohan's and the food is excellent - they use stuff sourced in Ireland. It's primarily a takeout place although I think you can sit up at a bar to eat some of the grub. I'd recommend it wholeheartedly.

samstar999
09-01-2007, 12:05
What sort of food does it do? (ie What is 'Irish' food?)

Star24*
09-01-2007, 12:47
Thanks, do you know roughly what times it opens i suppose it's not open at nights?

nickity
10-01-2007, 14:42
bohan's... all i can say is veggie breakfast followed by a massive and amzing chocolate fudge brownie washed down with some hippy-esque label juice - mmmmmm.

Carborundum
11-01-2007, 21:27
Thanks, do you know roughly what times it opens i suppose it's not open at nights?

Definitely not - it has the most limited opening times of any place in sheffield !
Get there before 10 am you might have a chance ...

Bohans
01-02-2007, 15:25
No, currently we don't open in the evening's, we are having difficulty finding a chef that meets our high standards....anyone have access to cloning facilities? :)

In the meantime we are open:

Tuesday to Friday, 8.00am to 3.00pm and Saturday 9.00am to 3.00pm

As for food, we serve a variety of sandwiches and hot food. We specialise in our breakfast sandwiches and homemade pies and specials. We source a lot of our products from Ireland (and make a lot of our stuff in the kitchen) and take our inspiration from good old fashioned Irish homecooking. Many of the recipes we use have been handed down by the Bohan family and include soda bread, homemade corned beef and colcannon.

Our specials include (so what is Irish food?) beef and Guinness pies, calconnon topped pies, bacon, cabbage and split pea broth, boxty, scallops and or course Irish stew! to name but a few.

So far you've been telling us that you love the food (you nominated us for the Exposed Magazine Best Cafe 2006 award - pipped at the post by Bragazzi's and well deserved too:thumbsup: ) but you want us to open longer and we are trying.....on that note, how long is longer? Do you think we would be best going for early dinner every night (until around 6.00 ish) or staying open much later on selected nights (say Thursday, Friday and Saturday until 9.00 ish?)...and how early do you look for a good cooked breakfast on a Sunday?

Now we are asking eh?

Thanks for all your support so far!

Love from us ;) at Bohan's Irish Kitchen

MuteWitness
01-02-2007, 15:44
Whats it like for veggie food?

HThorpe
01-02-2007, 19:17
Hi Bohans I came in last week and had the most tasty home made corned beef sandwich,delicious.I had been in a couple of times before(after a recommendation)but the corned beef wasn't ready,is there a day when you always have some in,to save me a wasted journey?

Bohans
02-02-2007, 09:19
Hello all - what a great day!! Bring on the sunshine!

We do a great veggie breakfast - the Emerald - vegetarian sausage, egg, field mushroom and oven roasted tomato. The soups are generally vegetarian and we try to do at least one pie or special everyday.

As for the corned beef, we do try to have it on everyday. It takes three days to make which means if we have a corned beef rush on (and you'd be suprised!) we can't just pop to the shops to stock-up - glad you like it though, it's great with either the Irish Stout chutney or the homemade pickled red cabbage.

Love from us :D at Bohan's Irish Kitchen

richard
02-02-2007, 09:42
I can recommend Bohans as well. I've had some fantastic food off them. I hope they'll be around for a long time to come.

I would like it even more if it was a bit bigger and had a seated area. Still, you can't win them all I suppose.

Bohans
28-09-2007, 14:51
Due to popular demand, from Tuesday 2nd October we will now be open until 6.30pm so you can pop in and have you favourite pies for tea!

New opening times are now:

Tuesday to Friday - 9.00am until 6.30pm
Saturday - 9.00am until 3.00pm

Watch out for our monthly Monday night bistro evening's starting in November! Chef Paul is cooking up a storm.

Love from Us at Bohan's Irish Kitchen

samstar999
28-09-2007, 14:58
Brilliant news! Just in time for the flippin freezin weather! Good work Bohan's!

Pipine
14-06-2008, 09:56
Whats happened to Bohans then? I know he's now at the Harley but why close the london road shop??!?! It was my fav thing to do on a saturday - go get a nice meat and potato pie from Bohans :confused:

Carborundum
14-06-2008, 13:14
Oh dear I do hope itas not shut shud have patronised it more - it really added to the ethnically diverse ix of eateries in London Rd so shame if it is shut !

SallyLaLaLa
14-06-2008, 17:57
We source a lot of our products from Ireland (and make a lot of our stuff in the kitchen) and take our inspiration from good old fashioned Irish homecooking. Many of the recipes we use have been handed down by the Bohan family and include soda bread, homemade corned beef and colcannon.

Our specials include (so what is Irish food?) beef and Guinness pies, calconnon topped pies, bacon, cabbage and split pea broth, boxty, scallops and or course Irish stew! to name but a few.



Yeah, but do you do a Statoil Jumbo Breakfast Roll?