The Sportsman Inn pub is located at 57 Benty Lane in Crosspool.
General Information
Ember Inns
Cask Marque accredited
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
Food Service Times
Monday 11:30 - 21:00
Tuesday 11:30 - 21:00
Wednesday 11:30 - 21:00
Thursday 11:30 - 21:00
Friday 11:30 - 21:00
Saturday 11:30 - 21:00
Sunday 11:30 - 21:00
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A popular Sheffield gastro pub has reopened its doors following a major refurbishment.
The Sportsman, located at the junction of Manchester Road and Benty Lane in Crosspool, temporarily closed in early January to allow for renovation work. Bosses spent three weeks updating the venue before welcoming customers back.
The revamp has introduced a refreshed bar, new seating, and improvements to both the dining room and beer garden. The updated space is now ready for customers old and new to experience.
On reopening, visitors are invited to enjoy the pub's warm and relaxed environment along with its full menu. Special offers include three courses from £13.29 between midday and 5pm, Monday to Friday, and £15.99 after 5pm.
The refurbishment follows an announcement in November that long-serving manager Morgan Sparks would be retiring after several years in the role.
Darryl Lipski, general manager at the pub, said he was pleased to see both new and familiar faces returning.
"There's nothing better than seeing both new and familiar faces settling in by our fire," he said.
"We can't wait for everyone in the community to see what we’ve done with the place.
"Whether you've been coming here for years or you're stepping through our doors for the first time, you'll still find that cosy, warm welcome that makes this pub so special."
The Sportsman Inn at Crosspool is set to close temporarily later this month for a refurbishment, according to an announcement from the venue.
The popular Sheffield neighbourhood pub, which sits on the corner of Manchester Road and Benty Lane, will shut its doors from 12th January until 27th January. The closure is expected to last around two weeks while work is carried out at the venue, which is well known locally with both diners and evening drinkers.
In a post on its Facebook page, the pub said it was now in its final week of trading before the closure begins. Managers warned customers that some food and drink options may be unavailable during this period as the pub runs down its stock ahead of the refurbishment.
The post said: "While it's an exciting time for us, it does mean we're running down our stock before we shut, so some of your favourite food and drinks may not be available this week. We're really sorry for any disappointment this may cause. The good news? When we reopen at the end of January, you can expect a fully stocked bar and kitchen, along with a fresh new look that we can't wait to share with you."
The Sportsman Inn added that it would still be pleased to welcome customers in before closing for the refresh and thanked them for their understanding ahead of the temporary shutdown.
Sheffield pub, The Sportsman Ember Inn in Crosspool, has teamed up with North Yorkshire brewery Black Sheep to launch an exclusive new pale ale on Good Friday.
The Ember Inn Pale Ale is a well-balanced premium beer with a crisp, bitter finish. At just 4% ABV, it's light enough to enjoy at any time. Cask Ale lovers can also take part in the Spring Ale Trial to be in with the chance of winning an Ember Inns Pale Ale tankard as well as a VIP Beer Experience at Black Sheep's brewery. Ale lovers can get a first taste of the new beverage on Friday 25th April.
Easter also marks the launch of the new brunch menu - the latest addition by award-winning pub manager Samantha Chapman. Celebrating six months behind the bar, she has brought in a new team of enthusiastic customer-focused staff and relaunched the pubs popular weekly quiz night.
Samantha Chapman, General Manager at The Sportsman, said: "With 11-and-a-half years' experience in the industry, The Sportsman posed an exciting new challenge for me to develop its reputation in the local community. I won an award for Manager of the Year in a previous role in 2014 as I helped make the pub a 'social hub' for residents, groups and clubs in the local community - that's something we are hoping to replicate here."
"Introducing this exclusive ale will add to our already extensive cask ale range and is just the beginning of our plans for the pub. From our pub quizzes, to our new seasonal menus, I am hoping to build great relationships with our locals, evolving the pub to become a part of everyday life in the community."
To be in with the chance of winning an VIP Beer Experience & tankard of Ember Inns Pale Ale, ale-lovers can pick up a Spring Ale Trail collector's card at the pub and collect all the stamps to be entered in the prize draw.
For more information, visit www.emberinns.co.uk/nationalsearch/yorkshireandthehumber/the-sportsman-sheffield/offers/pale-ale.
A popular Sheffield gastro pub has reopened its doors following a major refurbishment.
The Sportsman, located at the junction of Manchester Road and Benty Lane in Crosspool, temporarily closed in early January to allow for renovation work. Bosses spent three weeks updating the venue before welcoming customers back.
The revamp has introduced a refreshed bar, new seating, and improvements to both the dining room and beer garden. The updated space is now ready for customers old and new to experience.
On reopening, visitors are invited to enjoy the pub's warm and relaxed environment along with its full menu. Special offers include three courses from £13.29 between midday and 5pm, Monday to Friday, and £15.99 after 5pm.
The refurbishment follows an announcement in November that long-serving manager Morgan Sparks would be retiring after several years in the role.
Darryl Lipski, general manager at the pub, said he was pleased to see both new and familiar faces returning.
"There's nothing better than seeing both new and familiar faces settling in by our fire," he said.
"We can't wait for everyone in the community to see what we’ve done with the place.
"Whether you've been coming here for years or you're stepping through our doors for the first time, you'll still find that cosy, warm welcome that makes this pub so special."
The Sportsman Inn at Crosspool is set to close temporarily later this month for a refurbishment, according to an announcement from the venue.
The popular Sheffield neighbourhood pub, which sits on the corner of Manchester Road and Benty Lane, will shut its doors from 12th January until 27th January. The closure is expected to last around two weeks while work is carried out at the venue, which is well known locally with both diners and evening drinkers.
In a post on its Facebook page, the pub said it was now in its final week of trading before the closure begins. Managers warned customers that some food and drink options may be unavailable during this period as the pub runs down its stock ahead of the refurbishment.
The post said: "While it's an exciting time for us, it does mean we're running down our stock before we shut, so some of your favourite food and drinks may not be available this week. We're really sorry for any disappointment this may cause. The good news? When we reopen at the end of January, you can expect a fully stocked bar and kitchen, along with a fresh new look that we can't wait to share with you."
The Sportsman Inn added that it would still be pleased to welcome customers in before closing for the refresh and thanked them for their understanding ahead of the temporary shutdown.
Sheffield pub, The Sportsman Ember Inn in Crosspool, has teamed up with North Yorkshire brewery Black Sheep to launch an exclusive new pale ale on Good Friday.
The Ember Inn Pale Ale is a well-balanced premium beer with a crisp, bitter finish. At just 4% ABV, it's light enough to enjoy at any time. Cask Ale lovers can also take part in the Spring Ale Trial to be in with the chance of winning an Ember Inns Pale Ale tankard as well as a VIP Beer Experience at Black Sheep's brewery. Ale lovers can get a first taste of the new beverage on Friday 25th April.
Easter also marks the launch of the new brunch menu - the latest addition by award-winning pub manager Samantha Chapman. Celebrating six months behind the bar, she has brought in a new team of enthusiastic customer-focused staff and relaunched the pubs popular weekly quiz night.
Samantha Chapman, General Manager at The Sportsman, said: "With 11-and-a-half years' experience in the industry, The Sportsman posed an exciting new challenge for me to develop its reputation in the local community. I won an award for Manager of the Year in a previous role in 2014 as I helped make the pub a 'social hub' for residents, groups and clubs in the local community - that's something we are hoping to replicate here."
"Introducing this exclusive ale will add to our already extensive cask ale range and is just the beginning of our plans for the pub. From our pub quizzes, to our new seasonal menus, I am hoping to build great relationships with our locals, evolving the pub to become a part of everyday life in the community."
To be in with the chance of winning an VIP Beer Experience & tankard of Ember Inns Pale Ale, ale-lovers can pick up a Spring Ale Trail collector's card at the pub and collect all the stamps to be entered in the prize draw.
For more information, visit www.emberinns.co.uk/nationalsearch/yorkshireandthehumber/the-sportsman-sheffield/offers/pale-ale.