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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 Waggon & Horses pub, formerly of 236 Gleadless Road, Heeley, as it has been converted into residential property.
Shakespeare's (West Bar) reviewed by Joe Freeman on :
The complaint by Sue Underhay above about the lavatories was well-justified at the time but they have since been much improved.
It's one of my favourite watering holes having a good range of reasonably priced excellent beers and simple cheap sandwiches.
It is quite large so crowding is rarely a problem and the fact it is made up of several small areas means that it still feels cosy.
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One Four One (City Centre)
Millowners Arms (Kelham Island)
Eagle (Sharrow)
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Chantry Inn (Handsworth)
Water Tower (Norton)
Devonshire Arms (Eckington)
Blue Ball Inn (Worrall)
King & Miller (Deepcar)