9 cosy pubs to enjoy and warm the cockles in Sheffield including The York, Bath Hotel and Norfolk Arms

Published 4th Sep 2022, 04:45 BST

After a summer of heatwaves, the nights are noticeably starting to draw in.

This means the prospect of a pint and perhaps a hearty meal in a cosy pub is an ever more appealing prospect.

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 9 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.

Here's 9 of the best in the city.

1. Sheffield has many cosy pubs

Here's 9 of the best in the city. Photo: submit

The York customarily has a fire crackling away in the grate. The pub in Broomhill dates back to the 1830s and was refurbished a decade ago by the True North Brew Co; guest ales, lots of gins and high-quality food can be expected. (https://www.theyorksheffield.co.uk)

2. The York, Broomhill

The York customarily has a fire crackling away in the grate. The pub in Broomhill dates back to the 1830s and was refurbished a decade ago by the True North Brew Co; guest ales, lots of gins and high-quality food can be expected. (https://www.theyorksheffield.co.uk) Photo: Dean Atkins

The Bath Hotel, on Victoria Street, has a real fire; it's a Thornbridge pub, which means visitors can expect to sample some of the Derbyshire brewery's best ales. Inside there is a tiled lounge and a snug - The Bath is recognised by CAMRA as one of Britain's pubs with a nationally important historic interior. (https://www.beerinthebath.co.uk)

3. The Bath Hotel, city centre

The Bath Hotel, on Victoria Street, has a real fire; it's a Thornbridge pub, which means visitors can expect to sample some of the Derbyshire brewery's best ales. Inside there is a tiled lounge and a snug - The Bath is recognised by CAMRA as one of Britain's pubs with a nationally important historic interior. (https://www.beerinthebath.co.uk) Photo: Chris Etchells

Opened in 2014, The Beer House lays claim to being Sheffield's first micropub. A range of changing real ales, bottled beers and unusual wines are among the specialties, and there's a wood burner in the back room. (https://www.facebook.com/Beerhouse623)

4. The Beer House, Ecclesall Road

Opened in 2014, The Beer House lays claim to being Sheffield's first micropub. A range of changing real ales, bottled beers and unusual wines are among the specialties, and there's a wood burner in the back room. (https://www.facebook.com/Beerhouse623) Photo: Chris Etchells