best coffee in sheffield, bragazi's, abbydale road

best coffee in sheffield, bragazi's, abbydale road

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try popping into fusion cafe and trying some of oli's coffee, now thats awesome:cool:

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Was gonna ask the same!

best coffee in sheffield, bragazi's, abbydale road

Certainly is. Best sarnies too.

Just wish it was bigger.

Certainly is. Best sarnies too.

Just wish it was bigger.

Absolutely. Great place, just too small.

Where is Fusion Cafe?

Certainly is. Best sarnies too.

Just wish it was bigger.

totally agree, and the pastries are great. Such a nice place to go and read the papers.

totally agree, and the pastries are great. Such a nice place to go and read the papers.

I'm not the biggest pastry fan, but from here . . . mmmmm.


O, and the lemon polenta cake.

Bragazzi's cappucino is second to none, mmmm, really want one now! D'oh!!

foodetc. at Ponds Forge

foodetc. at Ponds Forge

Really? Call me a cynic, but...

ok so it's not the best coffee in Sheffield but they do do a nice coffee and not many people know that they can get a coffee there

Remo's in Broomhill. Or Gusto Italiano on Church Street.

Yup, Bragazzi's. No question.

The best I've had is a bit of an unusual choice (and unfortunately not open to the public) - the university conference centres (Halifax Hall and the Edge) over in the Endcliffe village. The coffee there is the stuff of dreams.

Nona's on Ecclesall Rd is nice, Cream in Broomhill is nice too, they do a lovely croissant there and you can peruse works of art in the upstairs gallery.

Moca on west street is good as long as you don't get there as soon as it opens and expect a coffee!

Where is Bragazzi's on abbeydale road, i may take my girlfriend there tomorrow

It has to be Bragazzis for coffee and Nonas for Hot chocolate.

Remo's in Broomhill. Or Gusto Italiano on Church Street.

Remo's is top!!!!

Remo's is top!!!!

Absolutely, and Remo himself is the nicest man!

Remo for me too.

the best coffe is at la patisserie on eccy road, cheap good, and a really well done out back yard area

Starbucks division street

Starbucks division street

Incorrect.

I'm also a fan of Cafe Moco on West Street, I pop in there most mornings for a cappucino on my way to work :D

Starbucks division street

I'm assuming that's sarcastic as Starbucks coffee is right up there with Weatherspoons 2-for-1 microwave meals and Netto meat. :gag:

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One-post wonder...:hihi:

Gusto Italiano on Church Street.

wouldn't go back if you paid me.

best coffee by far is caffetteria leopold st, consistant quality and well made:thumbsup:

I like Moco West St, La Patisserie Eccy Rd and Ruskins Tudor Sq.

Incorrect.

What are you? A quiz show host? :loopy:

Sorry to bump this thread. I'm meeting a friend for a coffee Friday lunch and would like recommendations for somewhere to go. Somewhere close to Millenium Galleries/St Paul's would be ideal. I don't want somewhere crammed with snooker fans/students.

The best I've had is a bit of an unusual choice (and unfortunately not open to the public) - the university conference centres (Halifax Hall and the Edge) over in the Endcliffe village. The coffee there is the stuff of dreams.

yeah great shout, the coffee at The Edge is fantastic

(great username btw!)

As terribly unlikely as this may seem, the coffee at The Real Wash company (hand car wash) on Abbeydale Road is really, really good. Forget the make of beans, but it's the same as advertised on the front of the Beauchief Hotel.

The coffee in Cafe #9 in Nether Edge is really really the best - hot, dark, steamy, jolting, super strong, heavy, aromatic and taken in great surroundings with great people ...

Sorry to bump this thread. I'm meeting a friend for a coffee Friday lunch and would like recommendations for somewhere to go. Somewhere close to Millenium Galleries/St Paul's would be ideal. I don't want somewhere crammed with snooker fans/students.

Cafe Nova (fka Maso/Tuckwoods) on Surrey Street, just up past the Sheffield Shop and the florists. It's really big down there and often quite quiet.

Sorry to bump this thread. I'm meeting a friend for a coffee Friday lunch and would like recommendations for somewhere to go. Somewhere close to Millenium Galleries/St Paul's would be ideal. I don't want somewhere crammed with snooker fans/students.

Cafe 22a just near the Crucible/Lyceum, lovely cake too. I doubt it'll be full of snooker fans and probably too expensive for students!

taste on ecclesall rd

Cafe 22a just near the Crucible/Lyceum, lovely cake too. I doubt it'll be full of snooker fans and probably too expensive for students!

Is that on Norfolk Row opposite the catholic Cathedral?

I pass it regularly but never ventured in, it does look nice inside and I love the handbag plantpots outside.

Is that on Norfolk Row opposite the catholic Cathedral?

I pass it regularly but never ventured in, it does look nice inside and I love the handbag plantpots outside.

Yes that's right, it's very friendly and lovely coffee and cake. Haven't been in since they expanded into the place next door but it's bound to be an improvement, was a bit poky before!

is bragazi's the one opposite threshers towards the london road side?

Sorry to bump this thread. I'm meeting a friend for a coffee Friday lunch and would like recommendations for somewhere to go. Somewhere close to Millenium Galleries/St Paul's would be ideal. I don't want somewhere crammed with snooker fans/students.

cafe rouge near there you may also be able to get a coffee in St Paul's Hotel

Cafe Nova (fka Maso/Tuckwoods) on Surrey Street, just up past the Sheffield Shop and the florists. It's really big down there and often quite quiet.
It will be quiet. Cafe Nova on Surrey Street has been closed for several months!
Coffee lovers shold try Caffe Piazza (previously Yorkies) in York Street. And the home made cakes.

Does Gusto Italiano have good reviews still?

La Pattiserie, Ecclesall Road.

Cherry tree cafe cherry tree road Nether Edge fantastic food fantastic coffee and unbeatable atmosphere! go on try you know you want to!!!!

The best coffee is easily found at Tamper coffee on Westfield Terrace. Look here for more info.... http://bit.ly/sCixWW

aldis own brand coffee at mine

Cavells High Street

Incorrect.

OK, a bit off topic but:-

The wife and I spend some time in Spain each year, we are amused at the young Spanish folk packing Starbucks and paying 4 Euros for a coffee, when a coffee in an average cafe/bar costs 1 Euro and is far better.

Cherry tree cafe cherry tree road Nether Edge fantastic food fantastic coffee and unbeatable atmosphere! go on try you know you want to!!!!
Spot on :love:

Tamper Coffee, no contest.

Tamper coffee, Westfield Terrace,the best by far.(in my opinion).

Anywhere that doesnt say Starbucks on the front.

My house now I have the new Krups coffee machine I bought for Christmas. Much better than the coffee you get in the main chains, and cheaper.

OK, a bit off topic but:-

The wife and I spend some time in Spain each year, we are amused at the young Spanish folk packing Starbucks and paying 4 Euros for a coffee, when a coffee in an average cafe/bar costs 1 Euro and is far better.

Totally agree with you there.

The Quays 1819, in the arches 18 & 19 Victoria Quays, great place for coffee, teas and hot chocolate, and you get to sit by the water side.

No one has mentioned the coffee at Food and Fine Wine on Ecclesall Road. Excellent and you get lots of crema on an Americano. Some places don't find that easy.
Also Gusto, now removed to Norfolk Row, make an excellent coffee. It depends on who is making it at Bragazzi's.

Vanilla at millhouses do gorgeous lattes and a nice lunch too. Starbucks and Costa are awful.

Buy one of those new KEURIG coffee makers everyones using now. :love:

Vanilla coffee shop on Abbeydale Road South near to Millhouses Park is the best in Sheffield, closely followed by Taste on Ecclesall Road.