Kelham Island: Best venues to try after neighbourhood is named as ‘one of the best places to live’
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The Sheffield neighbourhood was named alongside locations ranging from North Berwick in East Lothian, Scotland, to Londonderry, in Northern Ireland, in the list of the hippest postcodes to move to in 2023.
The publication said: “After a difficult few years, thoughtful new investments are putting the buzz back into Sheffield City Centre. In many areas it’s more about potential than finished product, but the rise of Kelham Island into a fashionable world of hip hangouts and urban chic shows what can be achieved with a bit of effort. “
Here’s some of the best bars and restaurants we recommend you try if you’re heading there.
JÖRO
Based within the Krynkl shipping container complex, the venue has won numerous accolades and plaudits from critics since it was opened in December 2016 by chef Luke French and his wife Stacey.
The restaurant, which specialises in Scandinavian and Japanese fusion food, featured on BBC’s Great British Menu and was last year named among the best eateries in the country in the Good Food Guide.
It has also been recommended in the prestigious gastronomy bible Michelin.
Cutlery Works
Voted the ‘Best Food Hall’ in the 2022 British Street Food Awards, this former industrial works is a hive of activity and a favourite for any good foodie. Popular vendors based within the complex include Little Dough pizza, Jimmy’s Burgers, Edo Sushi, China Red and Bullion Cafe and Desserts.
Fat Cat
The boozer has been serving the good people of Sheffield for more than 40 years. The venue prides itself on providing constantly changing, hyper local ales, a relaxed atmosphere, decent pies and beer gardens, plus what must be one of the city’s smallest bars.
Walking into Neepsend Social Club and Canteen at 92 Burton Road is much like stepping back in time.
The venue, which opened last year, features a bar, games area for a quick round of darts or table football, and a canteen style restaurant area.
The venue is split into three main areas – a lounge at the front, the middle is taken up by the canteen and restaurant which leads to a pub games area at the back.
Well worth a visit if you fancy indulging in a bit of nostalgia.
The Cider Hole
Sheffield’s first “micro-ciderhouse” opened in 2021. The venue features ciders from around the world is also Sheffield’s only urban micro cidery, producing up to 600 litres of cider on site.
American drinks journalist Mike Pomranz, who runs the venue, also offers a mix of craft beer, natural wine, and other unusual beverages in the 22-seat venue.
Worth a visit if you want something a bit different.