Premier rock venue in the heart of the city, featuring live music every weekend.
General Information
Owner unknown
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
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News for Church House:
We have updated details for The Church House (previously Sanctuary bar) on St. James Street in Sheffield city centre.
Andrew O'Brien, new owner of the Sanctuary bar on St. James Street in Sheffield city centre, has experienced first-hand that the place is full of spirits, and not just those in bottles.
After hearing footsteps, a knocking on his bedroom door and seeing what he described as a "brown mist" on the landing, the licensee decided to call in a medium. After investigating the bar Andrew was told that it contains numerous deceased souls but the troublesome ghost if the spirit of one female previous owner refuses to leave.
Sanctuary bar on St. James Street in Sheffield city centre has been granted a licence to stay open until 6:30AM every morning. The bar will be able to host live music, dancing, and karaoke. The new opening hours have been granted on the condition that the management invest in sound prevention measures.
We have updated details for Sanctuary bar (previously the Priory) on St James Street in Sheffield city centre.
We have updated details for The Church House (previously Sanctuary bar) on St. James Street in Sheffield city centre.
Andrew O'Brien, new owner of the Sanctuary bar on St. James Street in Sheffield city centre, has experienced first-hand that the place is full of spirits, and not just those in bottles.
After hearing footsteps, a knocking on his bedroom door and seeing what he described as a "brown mist" on the landing, the licensee decided to call in a medium. After investigating the bar Andrew was told that it contains numerous deceased souls but the troublesome ghost if the spirit of one female previous owner refuses to leave.
Sanctuary bar on St. James Street in Sheffield city centre has been granted a licence to stay open until 6:30AM every morning. The bar will be able to host live music, dancing, and karaoke. The new opening hours have been granted on the condition that the management invest in sound prevention measures.
We have updated details for Sanctuary bar (previously the Priory) on St James Street in Sheffield city centre.