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26-04-2003, 00:10
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Come on what is THE best pub in sheffield - Let's compile a top ten then vote on it.
My vote is Fagan's on Broad Lane.
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26-04-2003, 09:21
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Problem here is that if I post the name of the best pub in Sheffield on this or any other site people would be tempted to go and have a look. One of the main attractions of this pub is that it's a local pub for local people.
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26-04-2003, 09:37
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Depends on what type of pub of course.
If it caters for kids then Brewsters is the best in Sheffield as it has an internal play area and the meals are good and reasonably priced.
The down side is the staff are not as welcoming as the pub which is a shame because some, not all spoil a nice place.
A good long custumer care course would do them good. 
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26-04-2003, 11:29
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For a proper pub, you can't beat the Porter Cottage on Sharrowvale Road.
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30-04-2003, 12:21
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Classic Rock Bar on Ecclesall Road! I run it with Sass!
Cheap ale, live music, constant entertainment, good quality cheap food, beer garden, very friendly staff.....
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30-04-2003, 15:08
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I don't go to too many pubs, but I like the Swim Inn on West Street, mainly because it's cheap 
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30-04-2003, 15:37
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Quote:
Originally posted by "Sidla"
I don't go to too many pubs
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A bored student who doesnt go to many pubs!!!
You need to get out more
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30-04-2003, 16:30
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Tell me about it.
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06-05-2003, 21:57
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Gardener's Rest, Neepsend.
Good real ales and friendly.
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07-05-2003, 21:35
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The Grapes. Great pub, great atmosphere, friendly staff, great music. What more could you want?
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07-05-2003, 22:44
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The Grapes. Great pub, great atmosphere, friendly staff, great music. What more could you want?
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A better pool table! 
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19-11-2003, 22:06
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Quote:
Originally posted by max
Problem here is that if I post the name of the best pub in Sheffield on this or any other site people would be tempted to go and have a look. One of the main attractions of this pub is that it's a local pub for local people.
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Is it the Royston Vasey Arms?
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19-11-2003, 22:36
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Quote:
Originally posted by Houdi
Is it the Royston Vasey Arms?
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Forgotten that 'd posted that. No, the best pub is The Princess Royal in Crookes.
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20-11-2003, 11:39
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Quote:
Originally posted by Des Barnes
The Grapes. Great pub, great atmosphere, friendly staff, great music. What more could you want?
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Good beer. What's the beer at the Grapes?
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20-11-2003, 12:27
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I would vote for the new Barracks Tavern (after the Classic Rock bar of course)
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20-11-2003, 13:22
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For city centre pubs I'd vote either the Howard or the one near the Town Hall that's going to be demolished soon to make way for a car park.
Locally, the Robin Hood on Greaves Lane or the Crown and Glove (aka Top House) on Uppergate Road have been regular watering holes of mine for years, especially the Robin Hood back in my student days.
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20-11-2003, 16:13
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in town you cant beat the dog n partridge. says a lot dont it.
outta town its always the east house or the rock for me, but they are rather deliciously local and easy to fall home from when pished...
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20-11-2003, 18:44
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At this moment it's the Cremorne Hotel on London Road. I'm there at the moment having been driven to drink by people on the 'Hathersage wind farm' thread.
Cheers!!
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20-11-2003, 19:02
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Guess your idea of best pub varies according to mood....
Anyway, as for traditional real ale pubs, you may be interested to see the list of all the pubs that have won Sheffield CAMRA's pub of the month awards over the last couple of years:
January 2004: The Castle Inn, Bradway
December 2003: The Fat Cat , Kelham Island.
November 2003: The Cobden View, Crookes
October 2003: The Bath Hotel, Sheffield Centre.
September 2003: The Star Inn, Tideswell.
August 2003: Fagans, Broad Lane, Sheffield Centre.
July 2003: The Bridge, Calver
June 2003: Pub Heritage awards - conservation category - The Bath Hotel
May 2003: The Kelham Island Tavern, Kelham Island.
April 2003: Pub of the year : The Fat Cat, Kelham Island.
March 2003: The Rutland Arms, Sheffield City Centre
December 2002: The Red Deer, Sheffield City Centre
November 2002: Regional pub of the year runner up: The Hillsborough Hotel.
October 2002: The Packhorse, Little Longstone
September 2002: The New Crown, Handsworth
August 2002: The Devonshire Cat, Sheffield City Centre
July 2002: The Red Lion, Litton
June 2002: The Monsal Head Hotel, Little Longstone
May 2002: Pub of the year: Hillsborough Hotel, Langsett Road
April 2002: The Commercial, Chapeltown
March 2002: The Fat Cat, Alma Street
February 2002: Sportsman, Lodge Moor
January 2002: The Star & Garter, Winter Street
December 2001: The White Lion, Heeley
November 2001: Hillsborough Hotel, Langsett Road
October 2001: The Gardener's Rest, Neepsend
September 2001: The Sheaf View, Heeley
August 2001: The Rock, Pitsmoor
July 2001: The Cheshire Cheese, Hope
June 2001: Pub of the year : The Cask & Cutler
May 2001: The Cocked Hat, Attercliffe
April 2001: The Noah's Ark, Crookes
March 2001: Old Heavygate Inn, Walkley
February 2001: Castle Inn, Bradway
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20-11-2003, 20:30
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The Rose and Crown (Wadsley Village) and the Rivelin Hotel are nice cosy pubs.
Downtown, not the best pub, but one of the best for a 'first pint' or to meet up is the Bankers Draft.
The Devonshire Cat has some interesting Ales - changed frequently.
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