Dog Friendly — Pubs in Sheffield: Kelham Island
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Found 7 dog friendly pubs in Sheffield: Kelham Island
Harlequin
108 Nursery Street, Sheffield: Kelham Island S3 8GG
The Harlequin takes its name from another former Ward's pub just round the corner, now demolished. The large open-plan interior features a central bar with seating on two levels. There are two regular changing beers from Jolly Boys, as well as three guest beers from far and wide with the emphasis on microbreweries. A range of boutique bottled beers is also available. Good selection of real ciders. Upstairs function rooms. Live music, quiz nights, tasting nights, games nights and regular beer festivals. Limited food menu of chips and sandwiches available for pre-order (phone or email).
Crow Inn
35 Scotland Street, Sheffield: Kelham Island S3 7BS
Five handpumps and 11 keg-lines provide an exciting, novel and difficult-to-find range of beers (plus cider). If you are in Sheffield, this is an essential visit. Upstairs provides seven ensuite rooms. The pub closed in 2010 and was converted into a hotel. In November 2018, Chris Bamford and Kate Major (co-owners of the Rutland Arms) signed the lease of The Sleep Hotel (formally the Old Crown Hotel). Re-opening, as the Crow, occurred on Thursday 6th.June 2019.
Shakespeares Ale & Cider House
146-148 Gibraltar Street, Sheffield: Kelham Island S3 8UB
Shakespeares re-opened on the 20th July 2011, just in time for the Tramlines Music Festival, after an 18 month period of closure after the well known live music venue was closed by Punch Taverns in early 2010. The pub was rescued by Real Ale & Music fan William Wagstaff, of The New Beehive Inn in Bradford and extensively refurbished and restored to its former glory as a Georgian Coaching Inn. In the first six months after reopening the doors the pub had served over 300 different real ales from near and far, always featuring LocAle on the bar from Sheffield's excellent breweries as well as new and rare beers from across the UK. The Pub Managers are passionate about providing the highest quality no matter what your choice of tipple and the staff are happy to offer advice and recommendations. Shakespeares other major string in its bow is Live Music. The Bards Bar upstairs frequently hosts up and coming live acts from Sheffield and beyond and there is regular folk music downstairs in the pub, including Reg & Friends open folk session every Wednesday and Crazy Crow Traditional Gaelic Folk every other Tuesday. See the Live Music Section of the website for full listings. The Bard's Bar is also available to hire for private parties. Shakespeares always provides a friendly welcome, whether you're here for the beer, the music, weekly events such as the Thursday Night Quiz, featuring the infamous Shakespeare Round, a social gathering or a quiet drink.
Fat Cat
23 Alma Street, Sheffield: Kelham Island S3 8SA
Opened in August 1981, this is the pub that started the real ale revolution in the Kelham Island area. Beers from around the country are served alongside those from the adjacent Kelham Island Brewery. Vegetarian and gluten-free dishes feature on the menu (food 12-3 and 6-8 Monday - Friday; 12-7 Saturday; 12-3 Sunday). The walls are covered with many awards presented to the pub and brewery. In June 2018, local artist Matt Cockayne, spend three days painting a mural on the outside corner wall. Beer festivals are held every August and at various other times. Monday is curry and quiz night.
Kelham Island Tavern
62 Russell Street, Sheffield: Kelham Island S3 8RW
Former CAMRA National Pub of the Year (2008 and 2009) and regular regional and local winner, this small gem was rescued from dereliction in 2002. A two roomed free house with impressive garden. Twelve handpumps dispense an impressive range of beers, always including a mild, a porter and a stout. In the warmer months you can relax in the pub's multi award-winning beer garden. Regular folk music features on Sunday evenings and quiz night is Monday. No meals Sunday.
Wellington
1 Henry Street, Sheffield: Kelham Island S3 7EQ
Traditional cosy, three roomed real ale pub. Neepsend beers are brewed on a separate site but still form the core beer range here alongside a range of guest beers including a stout or porter. The Wellington was a Tennants pub for many years, then owned by Whitbread following the 1962 takeover, before becoming a free house in 1993 under the ownership of Neil and Sheila Clarke. They renamed the pub as the ‘Cask and Cutler,’ establishing the Port Mahon Brewery. They subsequently moved to France, Richard Appleton took on the pub in 2005. reinstating the old name. In 2016, pub passed to James Burkett as part of the local Sheaf Inns chain with the Blake and the Sheaf View.
Bar Stewards
163 Gibraltar Street, Sheffield: Kelham Island S3 8UB
Micropub offering a changing range of four quality real ales from both local breweries and across the UK. Run by a couple of beer enthusiasts, Alan and Charlie, they are also a bottle shop (off license) and you can purchase cans or bottles to take home. Venue for hire & mobile bar service.