Half term is here and summer is knocking on the door, so it’s time to get the whole family outside and enjoy all Sheffield has to offer.
And, even if Sheffield’s run of baking hot weather has come to an end with plenty of rain forecast all week, there’s still every chance to get out and explore the stunning countryside.
What better reason to get out for a walk if you make a plan for a drink and some good food waiting for you at the end.
We’ve put together this list of some of the best country pubs in and around Sheffield, based on Google reviews.
They are popular for their good food and drink, warm welcome, pretty views of the surrounding countryside and the scenic walks to enjoy nearby.
The pubs are not listed in any particular order.
9. The Wortley Arms
The Wortley Arms, on Halifax Road, Wortley, is a traditional pub in a pretty Grade II-listed building with oak panelling and beams. It has a 4.4/5 rating from 703 Google reviews, with one customer calling it an 'absolutely amazing country pub'. It was recently taken over by Alan and Wendy McGilveray, who ran the popular McGilveray’s Restaurant and Bar at Fox Valley in Stocksbridge. | Google Photo: Google
10. Mossbrook Inn
The Mossbrook Inn, on Sheffield Road, Eckington, is a popular gastropub in a pictureque location. It has a 4.3/5 rating based on 1,549 Google reviews. One customer called it a 'lovely country pub' with friendly staff, good atmosphere and 'amazing' food. | Google Photo: Google
11. Old Red Lion
The Old Red Lion, on Main Street, Grenoside, has a 4.4/5 rating from 991 Google reviews. It is close to Grenoside Woods, with lots of great walks. One customer called it a 'little gem' with 'lovely home-cooked food' | Google Photo: Google
12. The Strines Inn
The Strines Inn, on Mortimer Road in the pretty Sheffield village of Bradfield, is Grade II-listed and dates back to the 17th century. It overlooks the Strines Reservoir and serves a range of traditional pub favourites. It has a 4.5/5 rating from 891 Google reviews. Customers have praised the 'stunning' views and the 'hearty and reasonably priced' food. | National World Photo: Dean Atkins