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The Hillsborough Hotel is extremely popular with real ale fans and is conveniently located on Sheffield's Upper Don valley real ale trail. With a large bar area plus two separate rooms, and offering accommodation upstairs, the pub attracts visitors from all over the UK. Home-made food is served daily.
We have removed Stone & Taps (ex-Swim Inn), formerly of 217-231 Glossop Road in Sheffield city centre, as it has closed permanently.
Springvale (Crookes) reviewed by David Spinks on :
Just been to the Springvale pub up on Commonside for a surprise birthday party with old friends and family (i.e. my two sons). A really nice surprise. Everyone behaved very well, no noisy drunken behaviour or rowdiness. I don't drink any alcohol and haven't done for about four years. It was a lovely quiet get-together.
The landlady asked my fifteen-year-old son to leave the pub because it's against their policy to have under-age persons on the premises after 10pm, so we all decided to sit outside on a table and chairs facing the main road (i...
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