Sheffield is rapidly becoming one of the best places in the UK to eat out, with Michelin-recommended restaurants and some of the country's top foodhalls.
From modern British dining and Nordic-inspired cuisine to Asian and Italian food, there's something to satisfy almost all tastes.
But if you're after a truly unique experience, which is about more than the food and service, there are a few places in the city which stand out.
We've compiled a gallery of restaurants and bars around Sheffield with the most unique and stunning interiors.
They include an Italian restaurant with a recreation of Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel masterpiece on its ceiling, a former bank beautifully converted into a gorgeous Thai restaurant and an old cutlery works which is now one of the UK's most Instagrammable foodie hotspots.
From fairy lights to full-size trees, swing chairs to Harry Potter themed decorations, they all offer something a bit different. Some are perfect for a romantic meal, others for a quirky night out or a special treat.
Included in our list is a restaurant loved by celebrities including Harry Maguire and another owned by Bring Me The Horizon frontman Oli Sykes.
We've also thrown in a couple of old restaurants, at Meadowhall and Valley Centertainment, which are fondly remembered for their unique decor.
How many of these restaurants have you eaten at, do you have a favourite and are there any you feel should have made it onto our list?
5. The Botanist
This popular bar and restaurant in Leopold Square is admired as much for its beautiful decor as the food and drink. The bird cage table is a particularly sought after dining spot. One customer praised the 'absolutely stunning' interior. | Andrew Roe Photography Photo: Andrew Roe
6. La Reserve by Cawa
This chic new cafe/restaurant in Broomhill is located in a former bank. The interior is furnished with a beautifully illuminated 3.3 metre tall tree, marble tables and elegant lamps. Some original features from its days as a bank have been retained, like the mosaic tiled floor. | National World Photo: National World
7. Church - House of Fun
This quirky vegan bar and restaurant at an old factory on Rutland Way in Kelham Island was founded by Bring Me The Horizon frontman Oli Sykes, pictured. The unique decor is described as having been inspired by South American religious iconography - with a twist. There are gaming pods, arcade machines and a pool table, plus a balcony terrace overlooking the River Don. | National World Photo: Scott Merrylees
8. Cutlery Works
Sheffield's original food hall is located in an old factory on Neepsend Lane beside the River Don. The stylish layout and decor, making the most of the historic space, has won many fans - as has the variety of food and drink served up by the various vendors based there. | Simon Hulme Photo: Simon Hulme