Attended twice over the past two weeks and I must say this place has improved immensely. The new space downstairs is fabulous and surprisingly warm. Bar staff are very friendly too, one criticism; the prices were not consistent the same round was £2 more than the previous one.
Nice and friendly staff and venue. Lift not working so made it difficult for guest with mobility or elderly to access upstairs without difficulty
Meet new friends from your kind of background back home I'm Jamaican
Nice social.club. friendly crowd . Great music. Steve rice event. Music was varied. Reggae, skate.soul, rnb, salsa. I danced all night. Food on sale, (which I didnt purchase ) . It wasn't widely advertised however, I wasnt hungry . Near bus stops and a busy area ,so it is easy to find. Grest vibes throughout.
Lovley place the only problem i have is the stairs to get in as the lift wasnt working and ive been a few times and i have the same issue there is a lot off elders go there so i think its something that needs to be working at all times and for disabled people too
A warm an friendly place, a Great function room, a bar, toilet facilities (but i didn't need) the bar staff was polite an helpful
This is a wonderful facility. Visited for a family funeral. The room was excellent, the staff were lovely and the catering team from up the road were superb, as was their food. Congratulations on such a professionally run function.
SADACCA has made some nice changes to the reception and bar area on particular. Staff are welcoming and are willing to negotiate to ensure your booking is bespoke to your needs. I'll be definitely visiting again. Next Thursday will be the Live Jazz Night @ 20:00 14th December 2017 with Aaron Keith Stewart and Montuno!!! Food will be provided by Wing Kings! Can't wait!
Great evening of Jazz music with Montuno and Aaron Keith Stewart raising funds for the Bob Marley Studio even had a bit of Jamaican spicy food that was just the ticket.
Appreciate and respect it as a base for the afro-community but horrendous as a venue. Went to a wedding, most of us went to the scummy pub over the road that's how bad both the beer and venue were. Needs a refit and different drink choices. Not changed in 20 years. Sad.
SADACCA (Sheffield And District African Caribbean Community Association) is located at 48 Wicker, Sheffield S3 8JB, UK
You can contact SADACCA (Sheffield And District African Caribbean Community Association) at +44 114 275 3479
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