Pub Reviews In Sheffield
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 It certainly is one of Sheffield's hidden gems - perhaps the fact that it is hidden away is the main reason it never gets top billing?
Excellent and informative staff, mushroom heaters in the outside drinking area, huge range of top beers and continental lagers at more than reasonable prices and an eclectic crowd of well seasoned drinkers makes this the beer appreciator's Mecca.
- Chris Shiel, 10/3/2010
Went in Saturday lunchtime before Leicester City's game at Hillsborough. Decent beer, good food and it's not expensive. All in all not a bad pub. (It was better than the football, which we lost.)
- Keith Foulkes, 07/3/2010
Spent a good night there a couple of weeks ago. They have some good ales on and the place is warm and inviting. Well worth a visit from anyone who likes ale. The people who run the pub now are very friendly. Will go back again
- Debbie Carpenter, 07/3/2010
Visited recently, having booked a table in the restaurant.
I chose a mixed grill. Unfortunately it was served on a cold plate and apart from the chips, egg and onion rings, all the meats and black pudding were lukewarm. A shame because the presentation was good.
Will certainly return but will request that food and plate are hot.
- Tom Aitchison, 06/3/2010
The Howard is a welcoming hostelry with a very modern edge. It is frequented by an eclectic mix of custom from students, businessmen, and passers by on the way to the railway station along with those who want a comfortable stop off for just a pint or two or an entertaining night out.
The 1st Wednesday of the month is dedicated to Unsigned Live Band night and is promoted by the band Riotbox for local up-and-coming bands to perform and play.
This is an excellent nights entertainment and worth supporting.
- Carole Noble, 25/2/2010
The Albion has recently changed ownership and the new landlady, Leanne, has made many changes. The decor has been updated whilst keeping its Sheffield United theme.
When there is a home game it's a very busy pub and many fans go to the Albion for a pre-game drink. However, during the week it's ideal place to relax or enjoy a karaoke night.
The beer is well kept and competitively priced, the bar staff are friendly and everyone get a warm welcome. Well worth a visit.
- John Bolton, 21/2/2010
I hadn't been in this pub for quite a few years and was very pleasantly surprised when we visited it again the other week. It's very nice inside and the staff are very friendly and helpful. The food is fantastic and reasonably priced. Would definitely recommend it.
- Deborah Cahill, 20/2/2010
Booked lunch for 6 adults and 6 children, aged 3 - 7. After waiting 40 minutes was told they "had had a rush" (we were the first there) and food would be ready in 5 minutes.
Another 15 minutes and we were told the printer had broken and orders had not reached kitchen (other people had been served by this time). Kids chanting "we want food".
Served after an hour: 3 orders were wrong and there was a hair on one plate. Food was overcooked and dreadfully overpriced. We were offered 50% off. By this time we were too fed up to say they should have been paying us for awful service and abysmal food.
Came to this web site because my review on theirs wasn't published. They must rely on passing trade rather than returning customers.
- Robin Towle, 17/2/2010
Had a lovely meal here last Sunday, 6th February, in honour of a friend's birthday.
The atmosphere in the function room was lovely. We all thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience, lovely food, lovely staff and a big thank you to everyone!
P.S. They do have a function room here and please ignore any reviews prior to 2008, as the management has changed.
- Marilyn Shipley, 13/2/2010
The Richmond Hotel is now under new management with entertainment at weekends.
Friendly people and children are allowed 'til 8PM as long as they're with an adult!
This pub has a happy hour on beers Monday to Thursday 12PM to 7PM - £2 a pint, which includes John Smith's, Boddingtons, Fosters, Magnet. Well worth a try...
- Carly Richardson, 12/2/2010
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