Food, Drink and Entertainment

There are some fine morsels of talent to be found amongst Sheffield's restaurants.  Keen diners will have savoured the critic's comments and picked out their own favourites.  The Curator's House (tucked away in the Botanical Gardens),  Catch and Artisan taking over where Thyme left off  or TV Chef Tessa Bramley's Old Vicarage on the outskirst of the city. Pasta connoisseurs may have seen Marco@Milano voted one of the UK's best Italian restaurants by the Observer.   

 

Across the city you can enjoy fantastic food from around the world of relax in a wide array of cafes, bars and bistros.  Clusters of restaurants and drinking holes populate many areas.

 

Find out why Ecclesall Road is known locally as the Golden Mile; with some of Sheffield's best restaurants and bars it really comes alive in the evening and is the perfect place to soak up a little local atmosphere.

 

To find out more about the fabulous, the famous and the funky food places in Sheffield take a look through exposed magazine's Food and Drink guide.  This comprehensive guide includes reviews and listings - enough to take you on a world tour (in culinary dishes at least!) The guide can be downloaded by selecting the document below.

 

New and innovative places to eat are opening on a regular basis and some of the most recent - The Walnut Club, The Ivory and Bosworths at Bramall Lane - are amongst those that are featured on Spin Sheffield where 360degree tours are available to give you just a 'taste' of what's on offer.

 

If you do not wish to download the .pdf version of the guide, the restaurant listing is available to download as a word document.  Also, the information about bars is available in a similar word document. 

 

(Please note:  the views expressed in the guide are those supplied by the publishers of exposed.  They do not represent the views of Sheffield City Council and inclusion does not imply recommendation)