10 Best Breweries in Grasscroft

"Reached via platform 1B of Sheffield station, the Tap has been instrumental in improving the quality of railway station pubs, not just in this city but nationally. Opened in 2009, it has since spawned several sister venues (most notably the Euston Tap in London) and, more generally, inspired an array of craft beer bars in and around travel hubs. Few are as handsome as this Grade II-listed space."

"A name synonymous with excellent beers, BrewDog have got you covered if you're looking to get your fill of hop-heavy pints. Their Devonshire Street outpost fronts a mammoth 22 taps of the stuff, along with five fridges packed full of quality cans and bottles."

"One of the coolest places to drink in Sheffield for craft beer lovers, BrewDog has got everything you need for an excellent evening out. Not only does it have 22 taps of hoppy delights, but this watering hole also makes up some delicious handcrafted pizzas."

"Popular craft beer brand BrewDog’s bar in Sheffield is a great place to check out their range of beers. Every third Sunday of the month they host a free dog beer and treats day."

"Founded in 2018, Triple Point Brewery is fairly new on the Sheffield ale scene. Believing Sheffield has the perfect water quality to brew lagers, they launched their own brewery. The perfect place to escape the pressures of student life - give your taste buds a treat and head there to try their distinctive lager, brewed right on site."

"You don’t get much more efficient than brewing the beer on site. Triple Point’s staff are incredibly welcoming of dogs, and there’s some great beers to try too. Twisted Burger Company are on food duty if you want a bite to eat."

"European / Modern British / Pizzeria178 Shoreham Street City CentreSheffield S1 4SQ☎ 0114 3999888"

"Nevertheless, it’s a piece of Sheffield history so deserves a quick mention. This building was once home to the legendary Ward’s Brewing Company. The business closed back in 1999, but you can still see the sign and iconic archway at the end of Ecceshall Road."

"Created by the lads behind the award-winning Viet Shack next door, Fusion Lab offers up some delicious modern Asian-inspired street food. They used to do the most incredible squid ink fish tacos – lightly battered fish and homemade cucumber and daikon pickles encased in a soft, black wrap – but, alas, these are no longer on the menu. Popular choices include the Korean fried chicken and their twist on the Cubano sandwich, as well as their loaded fries."

"serves fine British cuisine with generous portions and a relaxing atmosphere. The charming restaurant’s menu is updated frequently to provide the freshest, most seasonal food available. Enjoy a Guinea fowl breast, served with baby leeks and shiitake mushrooms, or a Scottish salmon fillet, served with lemon and thyme confit potatoes, cherry tomatoes, and purple stem broccoli."

"Dishi are a more high-end option for vegan takeaway in Sheffield, which you might choose, if you have a reason to celebrate. They are an Asian-inspired restaurant, creating a fine-dining, plant-based experience, with a frequently changing menu. Dishi love sustainability and focus on selecting seasonal vegetables from local markets."

"Dishi can also be found in Kelham Island offering up Asian inspired vegan dishes on their small but ever-changing menu. Fully plant-based, you’ll find recipes inspired by Thai, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Sri Lankan and Malaysian dishes with lots of new and exciting flavours to tempt you. You can find one of their sample menus here."

"This Asian inspired eatery has an ever-changing menu, with new dishes every day. Their award-winning chef serves up their elevated food through their 7-course set menu, which leaves diners raving."

"23/05/2021: Had a dine in at Yama sushi recently after the lockdown rules been eased. Staffs can be seen with face mask on and there are perspex shields between tables. So I'm not anxious about dining it at all."

"Soup Kitchen, 31-33 Spear Street, Northern Quarter, Manchester, Manchester, M1 1DF - Visit now. Though the bar has been around for a while, and during the day Soup Kitchen is a decent place to go to for a Northern Quarter, communal-style lunch, the recent redevelopment of Soup Kitchen’s basement space has monopolised the city’s truly great music and club gigs of late. As a room, it’s a little bit dingy, but it more than comes to life when there are 150 people stuffed inside, all clamouring for a view of the latest hype band – though venue owners please note: the grim, unisex toilets go a fair way in dulling any musical enjoyment."

"Chinese / Cantonese / Sichuan / Peking / Dim Sum290 Glossop Road City CentreSheffield S10 2HS☎ 0114 2728260"

"From tallest to smallest with a modest outpost on Oxford Road. Big Hands is an important part of the roof terrace ecosystem providing a rough and ready alternative to all that shiny metal and glass. Perhaps more known for providing the backdrop to messy, ill-remembered afterparties with whichever indie band has recently rolled into town, if you want to get drunk in the sun, with a spot of up-cycled wood and plastic sheeting for when it buckets down, there are worse places to be."

"Big Hands, 296 Oxford Road, Manchester, Greater Manchester, M13 9NS. You’ll probably spot Big Hands’ roof terrace a few minutes before arrival, with a huge advertising billboard on its back wall, and tall leafy plants camouflaging the seating area. This is shabby chic at its finest – white plastic seating with eclectic plant pots at every step."

"You won't have far-reaching views from Big Hands, nor will you have any award-winning interior design, but you will find bags of charm and character. You can go around the world in lagers and pilsners and sit up on the rooftop on this Oxford Road original. It's always a favourite for a pre- or post-gig pint, if you remember those."