BrewDog
108-110 Devonshire Street, City Centre, Sheffield, S3 7SF
0114 2414193
https://www.brewdog.com/uk/brewdog-sheffield
[email protected]
0114 2414193
https://www.brewdog.com/uk/brewdog-sheffield
[email protected]
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BrewDog Public House
Boasting the finest fluorescent graffiti, our bar in Sheffield rocks some of the most awesome craft beers in Yorkshire.
Tapping brews from all over the world, from local favourites Magic Rock through to some of the finest American and European breweries, this is a hop lover's paradise.
Comfy booths and sofas abound, alongside some weird and wonderful little interior details, and of course the usual board games galore to keep you entertained!
Swing by and sample some tasty beers and mingle with Steel City's most obsessed hop maniacs.
General Information
- BrewDog
- No known awards
Pub Facilities
- Real Ales
- Cocktails
- Beer garden
- Smoking area
- Car park
- Disabled access
- Disabled facilities
- Children welcome
- Dogs welcome
- Card payments
- Function room
- Accommodation
- Wi-Fi Internet access
Pub Entertainment
- Background music
- Sports on TV
- Pool table
- Snooker table
Pub Food
- Food served
- Walk-ins welcome
BrewDog is set to close its Sheffield city centre bar, one of 10 UK venues being shut down by the craft beer chain in a sweeping move that has stunned both fans and employees. The closures, which also include high-profile locations in Aberdeen and Camden, follow a strategic review by the company amid rising costs and ongoing pressure in the UK hospitality sector.
Staff at the affected sites were reportedly given just three days' notice ahead of their final shifts, sparking sharp criticism from union officials and industry observers. Unite Hospitality branded the 72-hour redundancy window "unacceptably short."
The closures are scheduled to begin from Friday 25th July.
Founded in 2007 in Aberdeenshire, BrewDog expanded rapidly on the back of its brash branding and popular craft beers. Its Aberdeen bar was the chain's first, while Camden marked BrewDog's London debut. Both will shut their doors, along with other long-standing venues like Sheffield.
BrewDog CEO James Taylor said the decision was not taken lightly. "Some bars have struggled with size, location and other limiting factors," he explained. "Keeping these bars open would put pressure on the wider business." Taylor noted the closures are intended to allow BrewDog to "refocus" and build a more sustainable bar division.
Despite the backlash, the company says it is working to support employees affected by the closures. One-on-one consultations are being offered, and BrewDog hopes to redeploy some staff within its wider network. However, the total number of job losses has not been confirmed.
The Sheffield bar's closure will be a blow to the local beer scene, as it has been a hub for craft beer lovers in the city since opening. With BrewDog pulling back, the loss adds to growing concerns about the future of hospitality venues across the UK.