Best Sheffield Pub By Miles? Any?

[1fish2fish56 10]

Depends what your after. If you want a more traditional pub in town we like the Red Lion on Carver Street. We also liked the new Broadfield pub on Abbeydale Road which is a real ale pub with railway carriage booths and a nice beer garden. Unfortunately they rigorously reserve a large seating area for diners only (general reservations not specific). I don't like having to stand whilst seats are still empty so we don't go there anymore. For hospitality and wood burning stoves I love the Norfolk Arms at Ringinglow, nothing better than spending a winter evening in front of a roaring fire with a room booked for £44 so no drive home.

[Tasai 10]

DaDa bar is lovely! Sheffield Tap offer a HUGE beer selection! and to relax I do enjoy the Shakespeare.

[gnvqsos 10]

Try the Richmond Hotel for cheap DVDs,and the High Noon for gunfights.

[clownaround 10]

The John O Gaunt on Blackstock Road, real pub for real people.

 

Angel at Woodhouse, good pub good food.

 

Bankers Draft city centre Cheap ale.

[gnvqsos 10]

The John O Gaunt on Blackstock Road, real pub for real people.

 

Angel at Woodhouse, good pub good food.

 

Bankers Draft city centre Cheap ale.

 

I heard the JOG was full of bikers-what makes them so real?I shall have to a have a snoop around but understood that Blockstock road was in a challenging residential area.Is public transport recommended?

[B.A.Sically 10]

What gives you the right to call people low lifes? Are you some super human who is greater than every one esle?

 

I'll tell you what gives him the right, because he knows the difference and you obviously don't and never will, else you would take time to engage your brain before you put your ignorant little finger on a single key.

[melthebell 863]

dev cat - http://www.devonshirecat.co.uk/

Bath hotel, just off the top end of west st

red deer, just off the middle of west st

 

and ive always loved fagins, just off the bottom of west st lol, oh and i liked the university arms when i went in there too

Edited July 1, 2012 by melthebell

[melthebell 863]

The John O Gaunt on Blackstock Road, real pub for real people.

 

Angel at Woodhouse, good pub good food.

 

Bankers Draft city centre Cheap ale.

 

i always go to the angel when im around woodhouse, indeed good food, had mi dads wake there, whats the princess royal at woodhus mill like these days?

[SV500 10]

My fav is The Fox and Hounds (fox hill),a lot better now its been sorted out,

Never had any trouble in there which if there was I wouldn't bother going in,

Other than that I've only popped into a few over the last several months

But The Shiney Sheff,3 Merry Lads have been enjoyable,

And as mentioned The Commercial at Chapeltown aint too bad

if a bit cramped when busy.

[bloemen 10]

the plough sandygate road s10:thumbsup:

[sharonxxxx 10]

i think the butchers arms at eckington is a lovley pub

 

its under new managment and they have really turned the pub around its get busy on a saturday night but not to the point where its rowdy

they have a singer on nice atmosphere no trouble which is what you want theese days

Edited July 1, 2012 by sharonxxxx

[Rampent 10]

I'll tell you what gives him the right, because he knows the difference and you obviously don't and never will, else you would take time to engage your brain before you put your ignorant little finger on a single key.

 

She likes the bankers then