Sheffield Pub Guide is a comprehensive guide to the pubs in and around the city of Sheffield. Our pubs database is updated regularly both our team and by landlords themselves, therefore maintaining an up-to-date information centre.
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.
Blake Hotel (Walkley) reviewed by James Cook on :
We have just bought a house in Bransby Street (just round the corner from the Blake) especially to be near this absolutely wonderful pub. Brilliant range of very interesting draught beer, wonderful selection of spirits, brilliant staff, lovely garden. No TV, electronic games or other extraneous noise. Extremely friendly customers and that is from a southern softy who lives near Brighton and most importantly Ricky the racing whippet just loves it in there, I can't keep him away. Probably the best proper pub in Sheffield.
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