9 of the best places for pub food in Sheffield

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There are few greater pleasures than a hearty meal washed down with an ale.

And Sheffield isn't short of gastropubs who pour a mean pint and serve up a superb plate of food.

The Milestone

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Posh bangers and mash are on offer at the Milestone (Photo: JP)

Included in the 2018 Michelin Guide, The Milestone is no ordinary tavern.

Self-described as Sheffield's Premier Gastro Pub, the Kelham Island institution delights customers with its plates of hearty, but refined food.

Favourites include salted and roasted kohl rabi and guinea fowl supreme.

Visit: 84 Green Lane, S3 8SE - the-milestone.co.uk

The Harley

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Located on the doorstep of the University of Sheffield , the Harley is renowned by students for its mouth-watering burgers.

The pub goes beyond the standard bacon cheeseburger on offer at every gastro pub, instead serving up unique culinary creations.

These include; Lamb of God - a double lamb patty served with sriracha aioli and Monterrey jack cheese, and The Mac is Back, a mac and cheese patty, served with salsa verde.

Visit: 334 Glossop Road, S10 2HW - theharley.co.uk

Bungalows and Bears

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Housed in the old Central fire station on Division Street, this airy and modern pub boasts an excellent range of craft beers - the perfect accompaniment for their sumptuous burgers.

For £6.50, diners can tuck into a spicy fired chicken burger topped with katsu curry sauce, or a chargrilled jerk chicken burger topped with a scotch bonnet dip and lime mayo.

Visit: 50 Division Street, S1 4GF - bungalowsandbears.com

The Nottingham House

A no-nonsense plate of pie mash and mushy peas (Photo: JP)

This Broomhall pub boldly promises to "fill your day with pie and nights with drink".

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And it does just that, with it's great tasting ales and pleasing selection of meat and vegetable stuffed pastry - all served with mushy peas and mash.

Visit:164 Whitham Road, S10 2SR - facebook.com/TheNottyHouse

Rutland Arms

Regarded by many as the best ale house in town the Rutland Arms has seven handpumps constantly rotating and featuring offers from the best breweries in the country.

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The beers on offer make the perfect accompaniment to the pub's unpretentious and hearty British grub.

Visit: 86 Brown Street, S1 2BS - therutlandarmssheffield.co.uk

The Fat Cat

The Fat Cat make their own ale on-site (Photo: Simon Hulme)

Also in Kelham Island, The Fat Cat is best known for their fresh ale made at the on-site brewery.

However, the pub also dishes up reasonably priced plates of comfort food.

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For 5.75 peckish punters can enjoy a steak and ale, or mushroom and mustard pie.

Visit: 23 Alma Street, S3 8SA - thefatcat.co.uk

The Closed Shop

Situated in Commonside this snug venue's real ales and pub fare are a fantastic match.

The Closed Shop is also one of the best spots in town for a plate of vegetarian or vegan food, with halloumi burgers and vegan sausage sarnies both on the menu.

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Visit: 52-54 Commonside, S10 1GG - facebook.com/TheClosedShopS10

The Wick at Both Ends

There are few safer bets in Sheffield for a cracking Sunday lunch than the Wick at Both Ends.

And throughout the rest of the week the West Street pub offers a variety of dishes fom cauliflower tacos to beer battered fish and chips.

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These can be washed down with a cocktail from their vast drinks menu.

Visit: 149-151 West Street, S1 4EW - thewickatbothends.com

The Doctor's Orders

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Voted the best student pub in the UK in 2016 for its warm atmosphere and tasty food.

The Doctor's Orders is also home to the Yorkshire Burrito; a Yorkshire pudding stuffed with slow cooked beef, horseradish mash and ale infused gravy.

Visit: 412 Glossop Rd, S10 2JD - thedoctorsorders.pub

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