This is what Urban Social restaurant in Kelham Island looked like in 2014. The eatery closed in 2018 and was replaced by Noosa, but that has also since closed.This is what Urban Social restaurant in Kelham Island looked like in 2014. The eatery closed in 2018 and was replaced by Noosa, but that has also since closed.
This is what Urban Social restaurant in Kelham Island looked like in 2014. The eatery closed in 2018 and was replaced by Noosa, but that has also since closed.

Taking a look inside Sheffield's restaurants from years gone by

Yes, the menu matters, but so does the decor and atmosphere.
By Lucy Ball
Published 16th Jan 2020, 16:00 GMT
Updated 5th Feb 2020, 08:22 GMT

Take a look back inside these Sheffield restaurants and see how they have changed – or haven’t – over the years.

Blackcurrant artic roll, hazlenut and granny smith apple was on the menu at Rafters

1. Something sweet

Blackcurrant artic roll, hazlenut and granny smith apple was on the menu at Rafters Photo: STEVE TAYLOR

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Rafters restaurant, Oakbrook Road, in 2014. This restaurant, just 10 minutes from town centre, is still open today

2. Rafters restaurant, Oakbrook Road.

Rafters restaurant, Oakbrook Road, in 2014. This restaurant, just 10 minutes from town centre, is still open today Photo: STEVE TAYLOR

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Chaudrys Restaurant on Bawtry Road, Wickersley

3. Christmas at Chaudrys

Chaudrys Restaurant on Bawtry Road, Wickersley Photo: Sarah Washbourn

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The Surf and Turf restaurant team are, from left, waitress Toni Plester, manager Jeremy Plester and chef Pansy Plester.

4. The Surf and Turf

The Surf and Turf restaurant team are, from left, waitress Toni Plester, manager Jeremy Plester and chef Pansy Plester. Photo: STEVE TAYLOR

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