And with 14 different vendors all under one roof, serving up cuisine and drinks from around the world, it is easy to see why. If you wanted, you could start your meal with a dish from Japanese kitchen, Edo Sushi, follow it up with Jailbird’s Nashville-style chicken, end on a dessert from Sheffield ‘bean to bar’ chocolatier, Bullion, and wash it down with some bubble tea from Als Gonchha.
It isn’t just Sheffielders who have been keen to praise Cutlery Works, the vibrant Neepsend venue also took the title of Best Food Hall in the 2022 Street Food Awards.
The transformation of the delapidated former cutlery works, into the contemporary hospitality space it is today, has also further cemented Neepsend and Kelham Island’s reputation as being among the best Sheffield neighbourhoods for food and drink.
But that’s just the opinion of this Star reporter. Scroll through the pictures to see 10 reasons why Google reviewers are raving about Cutlery Works.
9. 'Dogs are allowed too'
Jody Garbutt said: "Love this place. What a great idea. Absolutely buzzing atmosphere. Full of lots of different people, families, younger generations, mid generations and dogs are allowed too. We had to wait a fair bit for our food but it was definitely worth it." Picture Scott Merrylees Photo: Scott Merrylees
10. 'Love this concept!'
Megan V. Walker said: "Went specifically to have some fried chicken, my American husband was craving some and missing it from home. It was a definite hit and the waffle fries were also great. Delicious bubble tea, and really good boa buns. Will come back for sure, love this concept!" Photo: Chris Hallam
11. 'Beautiful lights which made it a special place'
Ines dCueto: "The first time I came here I really enjoyed the great atmosphere. Also the fact that it's an industrial building and inside, there was beautiful lights which made it a special place. It's better to go already booking a table and I didn't like it where we sat, tbh. But on my second time, I went upstairs and it was better." Photo: Sarah Marshall