Earlier this week, Prime Minister Boris Johnson confirmed that the next stage of the Government’s roadmap out of lockdown will be introduced on April 12 as planned.
This means outdoor hospitality, non-essential shops, hairdressers and gyms will all be permitted to reopen, subject to social distancing rules.
Groups of up to six people, or two households, will be able to meet in outdoor terraces and beer gardens in Sheffield’s pubs, restaurants and cafés.
As our readers begin to make plans for meeting friends and family, we have put together a handy list of 20 establishments in Sheffield that will be opening for alfresco dining from this month.
Please get in touch by emailing [email protected] if you would like your café, pub or restaurant to be added to the list.
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5. Saw Grinders Union
The Saw Grinders Union, which is based in the Globe Works in Kelham Island, is set to open its outdoor area for food and drink from Friday, April 16. Saw Grinders menu includes burgers and fries, pancakes, cakes and more. They also have an extensive drinks menu. You will need to book ahead, which you can do via their website here: https://www.sawgrindersunion.com/ Those visiting should be aware that the Saw Grinders Union is a cashless venue. Photo: Google
6. piña
piña on Harvest Lane, Kelham Island serves up Mexican inspired food and drink, and its beer garden will be open from Monday, April 12. They will be open from midday until late every day, and you will need to book ahead, which you can do via their website here: http://barpina.co.uk/ Photo: julia armstrong
7. Piccolino
Italian restaurant, Piccolino, is based on Millennium Square in the city centre and has a large terrace for outside dining that has views of both the Peace Gardens and the Winter Gardens. The restaurant is set to launch a new spring menu. A spokesperson for Piccolino said guests are invited to “dine from morning through to night, soaking up the spring sunshine during daylight hours and the warmth of the restaurant’s terrace heaters in the evening.” Those wishing to dine with Piccolino need to book online, which you can do via their website here: http://www.individualrestaurants.com/ Photo: Submit
8. Lane7 at Plug
Lane7 has signed a temporary deal to take over Plug nightclub on Matilda Street in the city centre to host a new drinking and dining area that will have the capacity for 200 people. A spokesperson for Lane7 said the venue will offer street food seven days a week, and will announce the line-up of food traders shortly. You will need to book via their website here: http://www.lane7.co.uk/ Photo: Submit