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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 the Psalter Tavern pub, formerly of 178-180 Psalter Lane in Hunters Bar, as it has closed permanently and been turned into housing.
Sportsman Inn (Norton Lees) reviewed by Louise Bradley on :
Don't know what's happening there. Had many good meals there until recently.
Met with friends last week for a meal. Told meals were available until 7pm. At 6:30pm we went to order, only to be told that the chef had gone home! Ended up having fish and chips from local chippie sat outside in the rain!
Then today, met a friend who I only see once a year at the Sportsman and it was closed at 12pm even though the website said open at 12. We sat outside in the smoking area covered in broken glass and ringing their phone to see if anyone answered. No answer and no lights on. People were trying the door and walking away. So we ended up walking down to the Cross Scythes, Derbyshire Lane, and had a beautiful meal!
Bye bye Sportsman, you've lost 6 regular customers!
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