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Party-goers can hit the town and sip on a choice of drinks, dancing the night away at a bar situated in a 19th-century building
Great pub, great atmosphere, great landlord and landlady. Don't close my pub please, I will never forgive you if you did.
- Michael Kelly,
After visiting this afternoon I will never return.
Waited over an hour for our food. Spoke to a lady about the delay then a man who said he was director of the pub had overheard our conversation and started shouting at me saying it had not been an hour. He said he would cancel the food. Not a pleasant experience.
I returned to the table, yet he carried on shouting. I asked him to stop and leave it there. This was all in front of my mother in law.
I've never had such an awful experience. Very rude!
- Jennifer Keeley,
A fantastic find. Traditional local with an open fire. Well worth a visit. The landlord and landlady are very welcoming and go out of their way to make you feel at home. There's something for everyone, traditional pub with a cosy snug, real fire, darts, pool, table football, pub quiz etc etc...
- Louise Austin,
Absolutely cracking pint of Guinness. Best pint of Guinness in Sheffield by far. Staff and locals are very friendly. Would be a shame to pass this hidden gem. Highly recommend.
- Tyrone Burke,
Avoid. Arrogant, aggressive door staff.
- John Fidler,
Very welcoming staff. Great dark, moody decor which creates a lovely relaxing ambience.
We had duck and lamb, which were both delicious!
We paid our compliments to the new chef, Daniel (also of Butcher and Catch). He came over for a chat and gave us some excellent cooking tips! He says the menu is about to change, so I'm sure it will be fabulous!
We will definitely be back! Thank you!
- Dawn K,
Spit and Sawdust, salt of the Earth. Great beer and unusual gable-end. Tucked away from popular areas like West Street but offering more to the beer drinker.
- Peter Metcalf,
We went to the Everest Inn yesterday, the 28th of November. Had a lovely meal the 4 of us. It was lovely - a ramp for disabled to get in, we had a warm welcome, the food was lovely for the prices they charge. A bargain! We will definitely be going again. I highly recommend it. Lovely seating, loads of room. Thank you!
- Jane Ogden,
Great boozer - one of the last of a dying breed. All sorts there - very friendly staff and customers and a well run, clean and professional hostelry.
- Eamonn Eustace,
Great boozer, top-class landlady. Prices to match. I travel 20 miles to have a beer there.
- Phil,
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