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Food & Drink

Experience the spirit of Sheffield’s Moor Market online

New bar and delicatessen to open at Victoria Quays next month

“It’s a simple concept: chilled out, but high-end” – Interview with Luke’s Place owner

Dyson Place: Bringing something unique to Sharrow Vale Road

Spotlight On: Factory Floor

Steelyard Kelham: Thinking outside the box

Fancy a takeaway? Here’s what’s new on City Grab this month

A Peek Inside Factory Floor Bar

Spotlight On: The Framery

Sheffield pop-up Bench to open neighbourhood hangout in Nether Edge

Summer in the City: 14 things to do in Sheffield before the summer’s out

Grab a local bite! 5 new additions to City Grab

Open for business! 6 new Sheffield spots that opened before and during lockdown

Blend Kitchen expands and moves to new location

Keeping Hoptimistic: How Abbeydale Brewery are coping with the impact of COVID-19

When the Sun Goes Down: Unight Chairman Nick Simmonite on Sheffield’s night-time economy

Sheffield’s pubs, restaurants and museums to reopen on 4th July

“I hope this city can get behind independents, even more so than usual” – Sheffield bar owner James O’Hara on reopening businesses

How Sheffield’s beer industry is trying to stay alive

The story behind Sheffield’s family-run, all-vegan Ajanta’s restaurant

Triple Point Brewery: ‘The support from the people has really kept us going’

Afternoon tea in a box – how you can get the authentic Jameson’s experience at home

Smokin’ Bull is now open for takeaway – here’s how they’ve adapted during lockdown

Ecclesall Road’s Colombo by Ayubowan on adapting and spending its first birthday in lockdown

Introducing Pellizco by Pinch N Pull: Bringing Mexican street food to Kelham Island

Deckards on beers, bao and bringing their famous buns to your door

Grabbin’ a slice with Kelham Island’s Urban Pizza Co.

FirePit Rocks: Feeding the vulnerable, live sports and aiming to be open August Bank Holiday

North Town Deli & Kitchen: Bringing a slice of Italy to Abbeydale Road

Sheffield city centre’s old Josephine’s nightclub could become a gym