jemson

How many restaurants can you pop into for a pint really though?

Nightmare junction!

It was called `off`!

I`d agree that Eccy Road and Divsion Street are best bets. Although they are quite studenty, there is also a fair mix of older, discering clientele too. And you can usually find a decent pint. The Hop (later on when busy) and The Old House would be my pick for what you want

It does look interesting but never seen any mention / advert for it in action.

above the railway station. built last year or year before. looks interesting but is it ever used?

I thought it was nice. Not one of their very best but nice. Pricier than normal allegedly due to trans-Atlantic factors!

The Abbey Lane one! Poseiden? Costly but you do get what you pay for imo!

Seems unrelenting up here!

A shame it couldn`t remain a pub but it did need investment. Ought to have been an ideal pitch near the park. I bet Thornbridge had a look before opting for The Beauchief.

Good mix. Mallinsons and Raw Citra (yum) on at Cross Scythes this weekend. Also had Marble and got Buxton on the way, I think. Twin Peaks is a nice drop.

Could to see Rutland in there this time. Lovely little pub. No Raw `showcase` anywhere this time?

Good call to be fair. It is nice in there and food sounds decent plus it`s cosy yet feels `exclusive`. Any decent guest ales recently. Not been for a fair while.

Nice article that and it`s good to have such a place to drink in here. Whilst Sheffield is awash with decent breweries and with good pubs, there aren`t many really classic drinking spots. I think only the Bath is recognised as `authentic`/ `heritage` in its layout but Tap is in similar vein.

Personally, I`d look to see a physio not a masseur. A physio will look for the cause of the problem, not just treat the symptoms.

Think it`s done by Sheffield AC. Check Rother Valley webpage. A neurocare one soon too.

OH goes to the one near The Bath Hotel off West St. Reckons it`s very good value. Think it`s named after a year - 18~~?

That would be great. There`s a 10k race there on Sunday and you`d have to pay to park.

Thanks for that idea. We've been to some PJ Drama sessions and they were great so might look in to that. Also wondering if there are any halls for hire where we'd have access to toys as a playgroup is based there? Finding the price of parties a bit of a shock I might have to do the entertaining myself :-)

We're looking for a children's party entertainer for a 4 year old's birthday party but just wondering what sort of ball park figure we're looking at? Are they all around £100 for two hours? This is what previous posts on this topic seem to suggest. Thanks for any help or recommendations.

Sounds good but you`d do well to beat the Cwtch (Tiny Rebel) and Cuban Conformity (Steel City) I had at the Shakespeares festival yesterday. Cracking red ales IMHO!

Dev Cat is in Good Beer Guide. Personally, I like to talk (and type) about the amazing ale and pubs in our city and I wondered what was happening with this one. I think your wine bar idea is a great one. There is a gap there although maybe folk think it`s a bit 80`s. Personally, I love a beefy, spicy Shiraz or some of the stuff coming out of Ribera del Duero at the moment. `Full of people that like nice things . . `. lol

Yeah, Shakies is in my top 3. Chris the manager is spot on and works hard to keep the beers well. Furthermore, he`ll nip to the cellar if you ask nicely and let you try other beers that are about to come on the bar straight from the cask! So there`s often 10+ to choose from. FYI there`ll be about 30-odd beers on there this weekend .

As Mr Caborn says, just need to source the £1000000 -£15000000 needed for the rugby facilities . . . . .

Dim Sum is good if you want to eat dim sum.