The Shiny Sheff

Shiny Sheff · 22-07-2009, 15:17

The Shiny Sheff

You are invited to come and see the new Management Team at the Shiny Sheff and have the chance to experience our new competitively priced menu that was launched in July.

We also offer traditional home cooked specials. e.g Meat & Potato Pie (Relish included!)

Food service is available:
Mon-Sat 12:00–15:00 & 17:00-20:30
Sundays: 12:00-15:00 (Traditional Sunday Roast available as well as regular Menu & Specials)
(Print this post and hand in at time of purchase to get a free starter or dessert with any main course purchased. Plus, 2 people dining together can enjoy £2 off a bottle of wine. (Offers are available in conjunction with each other while promotional stocks last))

Also available at the Shiny Sheff

Great Cask Ale range, brand new wine list, Sky TV, Family Friendly and functions catered for.
(call for details)

Monday Night: ‘Chill out’ night – have a relaxing drink in our comfortable surroundings
Tuesday Night: Just Launched: Live acoustic jam night
Wednesday Night: William Hill Poker club Night (NL Texas Hold ‘em)
Thursday Night: Karaoke Night – All levels welcome
Friday Night: A great meeting place for friends to have an enjoyable meal and/or a drink
Saturday Night: Live Entertainment every Saturday!
Sunday Night: Quiz night with cash prize

New to the Shiny Sheff:

Sky Sports
We are currently showing the Ashes series on our Plasmas with the new Football Season fast approaching! Watch your favourite Teams in our relaxing environment.
(Locally supported teams will have priority over other fixtures)

For more details, pop in or call us on 0114 2302228

Bus Route: 51

Satyr · 22-07-2009, 19:29

Erm....where is the Shiny Sheff?

jeanjeaney · 22-07-2009, 19:34

Lodge Moor? I think

scottf · 22-07-2009, 19:38

it is, its in lodge moor.

Ousetunes · 23-07-2009, 09:45

The Shiny's had a rough voyage of late but now it's definitely back on its feet.

As a regular I want to endorse this place as it now feels more warm, clean and welcoming than it has done in ages.

The food's spot on, there's an improved wine-list on its way and the pub is both family-friendly and comfortable. The cask conditioned ale is beautifully looked after too.

The new Plasma screens mean you can watch Sky in both the tap-room and the lounge. When we do get sunshine, the front decked area is great with lovely views over Hallamshire Golf Course.

Surprise yourself: Step into the Shiny Sheff. You won't be disappointed!

Peacock Lady · 25-07-2009, 16:07

We've been there several times over the years and each time it was dreadful. On one memorable occasion two of our party were served fish that had burned batter which was soggy, and the fish was still frozen solid on the inside: when we complained, we were told there was nothing wrong with it, and were sworn at by the bar staff.

I do hope it's improved, but doubt that we'll try it again.

Darth Vader · 25-07-2009, 16:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by Peacock Lady

We've been there several times over the years and each time it was dreadful. On one memorable occasion two of our party were served fish that had burned batter which was soggy, and the fish was still frozen solid on the inside: when we complained, we were told there was nothing wrong with it, and were sworn at by the bar staff.

I do hope it's improved, but doubt that we'll try it again.

Obviously that has nothing to do with the new management.

I think the OP is a great post and wish the new management well - pubs are very hard work these days, often with little or no returns for the lessees. I definitely think they should be commended and will spread the word around.

Wishing the new management all the best!

118menu.com · 25-07-2009, 16:53

Do they do takeaway?

andyh29 · 25-07-2009, 17:22

Good Luck Charlie...Im movin the motorhome tomorrow. Thanks

goldenfleece · 27-07-2009, 09:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by jeanjeaney

Lodge Moor? I think

yes indeed, lodge Moor, by fave part of Sheffield, a total oasis

Shiny Sheff · 29-07-2009, 16:20

Quote:

Originally Posted by Peacock Lady

We've been there several times over the years and each time it was dreadful. On one memorable occasion two of our party were served fish that had burned batter which was soggy, and the fish was still frozen solid on the inside: when we complained, we were told there was nothing wrong with it, and were sworn at by the bar staff.

I do hope it's improved, but doubt that we'll try it again.

PeacockLady,

We are sorry to hear of your bad experience at The Shiny Sheff under previous Management.

Our kitchens have been fully-renovated since the previous owners and the new Management Team have implemented a new Menu, with home-cooked specials and an extensive wine list.

We can assure you of a far more welcoming atmosphere, good quality of service and well cooked food if you decide to give us a second chance.

Kind regards

The Shiny Sheff

Shiny Sheff · 29-07-2009, 16:21

Quote:

Originally Posted by Darth Vader

Obviously that has nothing to do with the new management.

I think the OP is a great post and wish the new management well - pubs are very hard work these days, often with little or no returns for the lessees. I definitely think they should be commended and will spread the word around.

Wishing the new management all the best!

Many thanks Darth!

Cheers!

The Shiny Sheff

Shiny Sheff · 29-07-2009, 16:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ousetunes

The Shiny's had a rough voyage of late but now it's definitely back on its feet.

As a regular I want to endorse this place as it now feels more warm, clean and welcoming than it has done in ages.

The food's spot on, there's an improved wine-list on its way and the pub is both family-friendly and comfortable. The cask conditioned ale is beautifully looked after too.

The new Plasma screens mean you can watch Sky in both the tap-room and the lounge. When we do get sunshine, the front decked area is great with lovely views over Hallamshire Golf Course.

Surprise yourself: Step into the Shiny Sheff. You won't be disappointed!

Ousetunes,

Many thanks for your kind words of encouragement and endorsement. It seems that we are doing something right!

Cheers!

The Shiny Sheff

Shiny Sheff · 29-07-2009, 16:33

Quote:

Originally Posted by Satyr

Erm....where is the Shiny Sheff?

We are indeed in Lodge Moor. A most beautiful part of Sheffield.

Located at the top of Crimicar Lane, on the corner of Redmires Road, near the Golf Course.

There are some great views from our Beer Garden, when the weather permits. We are also at the start/finish of some wonderful local walks with stunning views.

Family Friendly and in the vicinity of Spider Park.

51 Bus Route outside pub, with a good regular fast service to/from town. Large car park.

Hope this helps you find us!

Cheers!

The Shiny Sheff

dan2802 · 29-07-2009, 21:28

I have to agree with all the previous positive comments.
The pub is now being run by a brewery not a crappy management company (hope thats right) and as such has spent some well overdue money on the old place.
Charlie & Tina are warm and welcoming people who seem to be turning the place round.

MrsBear · 03-08-2009, 07:29

Went at the w/e - food was standard pub grub but homemade and good quality. Staff were very friendly. I wish them well.

tas1 · 05-08-2009, 12:13

Is there a website? Or a menu? Will once again give it a go - can't be worse than it's last few incarnations.

makapaka · 07-08-2009, 22:44

We'd like to put a word in for the present landlord of the Shiny Sheff.

We're not from Lodge Moor originally, and have been in the area for about 6 months, in that time (prior to the current) there has been 3 different tenants.

All have been fairly average and the place was nothing like a pub.

We were in earlier and its a complete turnaround. Their was a good atmosphere,football on the telly, clean and tidy surroundings, food that was great and affordable, and a genuine attempt to please the clientele.

It was the first time we've been in where it felt like a proper pub and thats a testament to the current landlord.

Well done. its like a different pub!!!!

Carborundum · 08-08-2009, 18:56

So the Shiny Sheff is still afloat and not holed below its bow then ...

Ade65 · 09-08-2009, 00:23

Sounds like it's worth a try then; no pub should be saddled with what's gone before, you can only judge on what's happening now - so I'll be along soon to try a pint.