As the nights draw in and the temperature drops, what better time to cosy up before a real fire at one of Sheffield’s traditional pubs.
Thankfully there’s no shortage of pubs in the city where a roaring fire awaits you this autumn and winter.
From countryside inns to city centre watering holes, we’ve put together a list of some of the best pubs to visit with working fireplaces to help keep the chill away.
You're guaranteed a warm welcome in every sense of the phrase at these popular pubs, many of which also boast fabulous views, amazing homemade food and a great selection of real ales and other drinks.
Whether you want somewhere to warm up after a spot of shopping in Sheffield city centre, or a cosy spot to relax after a bracing walk or bike ride, we’ve got you covered.
Many of these places are child-friendly and also welcome dogs, and they come highly recommended with excellent ratings from hundreds of Google reviews.
13. The Brown Bear
The Brown Bear on Norfolk Street is one of the oldest pubs in Sheffield city centre, with the building dating back to the late 18th century. The Sam Smith pub serves affordable beers and its walls are plastered with posters from the nearby Crucible and Lyceum theatres. It has a 4.2/5 star rating from more than 600 Google reviews. One fan called it a 'cracking hidden gem of an inner city pub with great Sam Smith ales and real fires'. | Google Photo: Google