Luckily Sheffield has many welcoming venues that provide the perfect retreat to keep the autumn chill at bay – often these places have real open fires too for added atmosphere and warmth.
Here are 10 of the best snug pubs the city has to offer. Locations listed should be contacted directly for details of opening times, booking systems and social distancing measures.
5. The Closed Shop, Commonside
The Closed Shop - described by its operators Stancill Brewery as 'cosy and quirky' - has a fire going sometimes when it's chilly. Beers from Stancill and homemade food can be expected. (https://www.facebook.com/TheClosedShopS10) Photo: Steve Ellis
6. The Fat Cat, Kelham Island
The Fat Cat is known for kickstarting Sheffield's real ale revolution in the 1980s. Visitors are promised a range of ales and a food menu including meat-free options - real fires are lit in the colder months. (http://www.thefatcat.co.uk) Photo: Simon Hulme
7. The Norfolk Arms Hotel, Ringinglow
The Norfolk Arms is perfect as a pub to retire to after a country walk. It has three log fires for the ultimate toasty experience, local ales and guest beers, as well as a popular Sunday lunch menu. (http://www.norfolkarms.com) Photo: Chris Etchells
8. The Rising Sun, Nether Green
The Rising Sun, on Fulwood Road, has a log fire as part of its comfortable interior. A range of Abbeydale beers is served - the brewery runs the pub - and a new autumn food menu has just been launched. (http://www.risingsunsheffield.co.uk) Photo: Andrew Roe