The best ways to spend a Sunday in Sheffield according to The Star's readers
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In suggestions from readers who are outdoorsy, sporty, or simply a bit hungry, there are options for everyone. Looking past the many suggestions to simply sleep the weekend away, here are our readers’ favourite ways to spend their Sundays in Sheffield.
Watching Sheffield Steeldogs
One of the most popular and impassioned answers was to see the Steeldogs play. The semi-professional ice hockey team, second team to the Steelers, has gained massive support regarding conflict with the English Ice Hockey Association.
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Hide AdOver 20 Star readers said watching the Steeldogs is the best way to spend a Sunday. One said: “All we want to do is watch our boys play hockey without politics, let dogs play”.
Heading to the Peak District
Just a stone’s throw from Sheffield, easily accessible on public transport, with endless choices of walks and activities out in nature - what’s not to love?
Walking, cycling, running, climbing and even swimming are all on the list of options for outdoor activity lovers. We have also found out the best outdoor swimming locations and sunset spots, for anyone thinking of heading out this weekend.
Pubs and Sunday roasts
Understandably, a lot of suggestions were all about the food and drink. Some prefer to stay at home and cook, others are lucky enough to be cooked for, and most like to head out to a pub for a few drinks and a roast.
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Hide Ad“Never is a few though, then Sunday dinner ends up being a takeaway instead,” said one commenter.
A whole array of suggestions were given for the best roast dinner in the city, the most popular of which we have shortlisted here.
A few less recommendations were given for Sunday lunch, however - another reader added: “Laughing at so-called northerners calling Sunday dinner lunch. You’ll be drinking shandy next.”
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