List of pubs in Sheffield facts for kids

A pub is a special type of building in the United Kingdom and Ireland. It's a place where people can meet, eat food, and enjoy drinks like soft drinks. Many pubs have a long history and are important parts of their local communities.

This article talks about some of the pubs in the city of Sheffield, which is in South Yorkshire, England. Sheffield has many pubs, some of which are very old.

What is a Pub?

A pub is short for "public house." It's a place where people gather to relax and socialize. Pubs often serve food, like traditional British meals. They also offer a variety of drinks, including non-alcoholic options. Many pubs have a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. They are often seen as a central part of a community.

Pubs in Sheffield

Sheffield is a large city with a rich history. It has many pubs scattered across its different areas. These pubs are often found in various districts and are identified by their postcode. Each pub has its own unique style and story. Some are very modern, while others have been around for centuries.

Old Buildings and History

Some of Sheffield's pubs are very old. The oldest ones date back to the 1700s. This means they have been standing for hundreds of years! A few pubs, like The Kings Head in Attercliffe, are even in buildings that are much older than the 18th century. These old buildings often have interesting architecture and tell tales of the past. They show how pubs have been a part of British life for a long time.

Images for kids

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  The Old Queen's Head

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  The Sheaf House Hotel on Bramall Lane in Highfield

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  The Cremorne on London Road

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  The Sheaf View in 2005.

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  The Broadfield Hotel on Abbeydale Road in Nether Edge before its 2011 gastropub refurbishment, June 2005.

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  Fox House on Hathersage Road.

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  The Cross Sythes pub in Totley Village in 1997 before refurbishment

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  The Hare & Hounds in Dore Village.