It’s about bringing out the best in humble ingredients Abbeydale Road is booming. The Teller, the newest edition to the..
Oh, Happy Graze!
The Gatehouse in Kelham Island has closed for good
Heritage, fondue and American comfort food – the rebirth of the Saw Grinders Union
Ambulo gaffer: “It’s a space for a slap-up dinner and an Aperol Spritz.”
Marmadukes to open second venue in £470m city centre development
Noosa: A welcome spot of sunshine in Kelham Island
A second Ambulo is opening at Weston Park Museum next week
A Place for All: Taking a closer look at the Foodhall community cafe
5 things we know about Castlegate’s new venue Kommune
The Library Cafe owner on his new venue, the Sheff music scene and the future of Attercliffe
Opening date for Ecclesall Road’s Amaro Lounge
Tamper Coffee voted the UK’s best breakfast spot
Indie pick: The Library Café
Blink and you’ll miss ’em: Openings in Sheffield in 2019
A new cat cafe could be opening on Chapel Walk
Marmadukes in talks for two new Sheffield cafes
Spotlight on: Kollective Kitchen
Sheffield’s newest vegan eatery: Red Haus Food Review
5 reasons to check out Gusto’s Coffee
Roast your own at Steam Yard this weekend
A Local’s Guide to Sheffield
REVIEW: Ruby Marie [Vienna]
4eyes patisserie opening a deli in Sheffield
Dine Sheffield: Fortnight of foodie offers returns
Herbipaws: Vegan cat cafe is coming to Abbeydale Road
Down at the Arcade
The 8 best restaurants and cafes in Kelham Island & Neepsend
Veggie Sheffield: The 8 best spots for non meat-eaters
Sheffield’s top 10 cafes
Sheffield to Get Its First Board Game Café
Wining and Dining: The growth of Sheffield as a foodie city
Interview: Beans on Toast
Meat-Free Mondays: Sheffield’s Veggie Hotspots
Angelica’s Tea and Cake
The Third Half @ Cafe #9
Spotlight On: The Cathedral Quarter
Coronavirus Sheffield live blog: Support our independents!
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The Graze Inn on Ecclesall Road looks bigger, somehow. A couple of months ago, Thornbridge took over the bar area,..
Kelham Island’s snug cafe and bistro The Gatehouse has closed for good, citing financial losses over the course of 12..
A key aspect in regenerating areas of former industrial cities such as Sheffield, places where history and civic identity are..
A collaborative effort from co-founder of the Rockingham Group (the team behind Public, Picture House Social and Gatsby) James O’Hara..
Popular city centre cafe Marmadukes is set to open a second venue in Sheffield after signing up for a unit..
The former owners of Peppercorn have upped sticks and moved to Kelham Island, bringing with them a glorious spot of..
After the success of their first venue, Matt Helders and James O’Hara’s second Ambulo cafe is set to open at..
Words and photography: Melina Theodorou It’s hard to miss the Foodhall Project as you walk past. The space that separates..
A venture from the people behind Tamper, The Depot Bakery and Kollider Projects, Kommune has been described as the city..
Tapas, jazz and oozing with charm, the Library Café in Attercliffe is one of Sheffield’s hidden gems. The Library Café..
The restaurant, cafe and bar group the Lounges is opening a brand-new site in Sheffield on Wednesday 6 March. The name..
Arundel Street’s Tamper Coffee has been listed as one of the best breakfast spots in the UK by Waitrose Food..
Officially the oldest library in Sheffield, the Grade II-listed Attercliffe Library was given a new lease of life in back..
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