We went to a blues night, it was entertaining and very enjoyable seeing the mix of young to old enjoying good music
Bang average pub with a weird layout. High concentration of students even in the middle of their time off and decorated with artwork that seems dated at best. Cheap enough for a few drinks but the selection was fairly mediocre and service wasn't phenomenal. Probably better than your average Spoons, but not by a wide margin. I'd only recommend a visit if you fancy the pub quiz or you're barred from both of Closed Shop & Springvale Tavern.
Great Thornbridge pub to grab a pint or see live music
A great traditional pub with a variety of quality Thornbridge beers. They also have high quality progressive keg and cask guest beers on too. Probably the only pub in Sheffield still with a Full size snooker table (currently £3 an hour). Beer snack too although a little pricey. The atmosphere is great with plenty of mature students enjoying a quiet pint.
Great pub with plenty of really good beers on keg and cask. They're dog friendly too, always a bonus. The staff are always friendly whenever we have visited. They don't do food but do have some snacks (Scotch eggs, etc.) in the fridge. I do think it needs a refurb though as it's looking a bit dated inside. Also the men's toilets usually have that foisty not-been-cleaned smell and the beer garden has a load of grotty old sofas dotted about which, for me personally, they make it look a bit scruffy. Overall though, I do like this place, I'd recommend a visit.
Meeting with friends for a Friday evening pint. This is a pub I have visited infrequently over the years. On this occasion we initially went into the larger of the three rooms, but it was a little loud due to a large group, so we made our way into one of the smaller rooms, which was nice and cosy and had the right volume of music to both hear it and hold a conversation. The three of us then proceeded to sample a variety of the beers on offer, initally the Atryd went down well, I had the Pale Rider, although it seems a little different to what I remember. The evening continued where I tried two other beers on offer. I was taking risks with my selections, but mostly enjoyed them. The pub is well stocked with other drink offerings other than beer. The atmophere and decore is very pleasant, the staff were great, chatty and offered samples to try. A good night was had by all and I would recommend a visit to anyone that enjoys craft style beer.
The pub in which, back in Christmas 1987, I enjoyed my first pint of Ward's! It's a Thornbridge pub these days and has hardly changed internally. The family business was located round the corner back in the day so there are strong associations with the Hallamshire. My pint of Brother Rabit was excellent. Card payment only!
Local friendly pub with nice beer. The Beer garden and sofas were good! A nice place to go after posh overpriced places in town.
The Hallamshire House is located at 49 Commonside, Sheffield S10 1GF, UK
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