Glad to see the Grapes given a mention, the Dog & Partridge has also kept the same kind of floor plan. Really hope we don't lose these two pubs after the covid crisis :(
Although not from there, I lived in Sheffield for over 20 years. The Hallamshire was great, if a little run down, before they knocked all the separate rooms out. Good to see the Grapes is still intact. Had some crazy times in there.
Thanks for an interesting video about Sheffield's pub scene. I do find it strange, however, that you failed to mention the Kelham Island Tavern which won "Best Pub in England" on a number of occasions. This surely makes it Sheffield most significant public house. Nevertheless, I enjoyed you video and will pay a visit to some of the pubs mentioned. I live walking distance from the Sheffield Tap and have never been in. This will change today!
Only thing I knew about Sheffield before this was Steel. My Chef gave me his Sheffield steel 12inch knife as a 1st yr apprentice. He had it 40 yr. Ive used it since 1988. Damn good knife. Carbon steel best bit of blade I ever had. I got maybe 30 kitchen knives, 12 ar so bayonets and several fighting knives pocket knives ( hey did aplrenticeship and went into Infantary lol) that 12 incher is the BEST blade I own. That aside, Im Aussie, from Newcastle. We made better railway lines and plate that you poms ever could😜
Disappointing not to see any reference to what is perhaps Sheffield’s most distinctive aspect of pub culture; the pub carolling tradition on the northwestern edge of the city. Between Remembrance Day and Christmas, pubs in the area have unique and varied repertoires of local carols. It’s often standing room only!
Beautiful! my ancestors . Robert Dagless Green. Nació el 10.5.1835 en Edgefield, Norfolk, Inglaterra. Bautizado el 17.5.1835 en el mismo lugar. Casado en matrimonio con Hannah Lincoln, nacida el 1.8.1836 Mattishall, Norfolk, Inglaterra, y bautizada alli el 5.8.1836.Padres de: 1. Roberto Lincoln Green and Elisabeth
oi ,voce estar pesquisando tAMBEM sobre seus ancestrais,eu tambem o meu pentavo HENRY THOMPSOM E EMILY MORRIS vieram de SHEFFIEL PARA O BRASIL ,encontrei aglumas fotos nos arquivos
Glad to see the Grapes given a mention, the Dog & Partridge has also kept the same kind of floor plan. Really hope we don't lose these two pubs after the covid crisis :(
Although not from there, I lived in Sheffield for over 20 years. The Hallamshire was great, if a little run down, before they knocked all the separate rooms out. Good to see the Grapes is still intact. Had some crazy times in there.
Bring back Ward's Sheffield Best Bitter, please...
Nope stones was
Thanks for an interesting video about Sheffield's pub scene. I do find it strange, however, that you failed to mention the Kelham Island Tavern which won "Best Pub in England" on a number of occasions. This surely makes it Sheffield most significant public house. Nevertheless, I enjoyed you video and will pay a visit to some of the pubs mentioned. I live walking distance from the Sheffield Tap and have never been in. This will change today!
Only thing I knew about Sheffield before this was Steel. My Chef gave me his Sheffield steel 12inch knife as a 1st yr apprentice. He had it 40 yr. Ive used it since 1988. Damn good knife. Carbon steel best bit of blade I ever had. I got maybe 30 kitchen knives, 12 ar so bayonets and several fighting knives pocket knives ( hey did aplrenticeship and went into Infantary lol) that 12 incher is the BEST blade I own.
That aside, Im Aussie, from Newcastle. We made better railway lines and plate that you poms ever could😜
Ee By gum, why stopped? Carry on with the good videos.
At 1.45 ..is that off license in Pitsmoor, just off rock street by any chance?
Disappointing not to see any reference to what is perhaps Sheffield’s most distinctive aspect of pub culture; the pub carolling tradition on the northwestern edge of the city.
Between Remembrance Day and Christmas, pubs in the area have unique and varied repertoires of local carols. It’s often standing room only!
I used to work in a Sheffield pub, the Big Tree on Woodseats
Beautiful! my ancestors . Robert Dagless Green. Nació el 10.5.1835 en Edgefield, Norfolk, Inglaterra.
Bautizado el 17.5.1835 en el mismo lugar. Casado en matrimonio con Hannah
Lincoln, nacida el 1.8.1836 Mattishall, Norfolk, Inglaterra, y bautizada alli el
5.8.1836.Padres de:
1. Roberto Lincoln Green and Elisabeth
oi ,voce estar pesquisando tAMBEM sobre seus ancestrais,eu tambem o meu pentavo HENRY THOMPSOM E EMILY MORRIS vieram de SHEFFIEL PARA O BRASIL ,encontrei aglumas fotos nos arquivos
Oh, Yo, thay wentsta try Liverpoooools Scotland Road with a pub on EVERY sodding road corner.
Least, like, as was....
What?
tha cannot beet a pint of stones bitter tha cannot
Stones is foul tbh
My ex wife's great grandparents owned the Brown Bear back in the day
Dr Brian Cox’s younger more attractive brother as voice over?
There's hardly any decent pubs in Sheffield now. West Street is awful and definitely to be avoided.
You don't know Sheffield or pubs very well lad.
What? You're judging the pub scene in sheff on west street 🤣 come on!
@@fdfsdfsvsfgsg4888 He's spot on!! West Street is just a student oasis now. It's bloody awful.
Altercation, lol.
What a great city.
Can I get a The Wednesday coaster ?
sheffield is now dead and full migrants that whant us dead so sad to see how sheffield has become heart brakening
What’s that got to do with pubs
stop going on about working class and keeping them old fashioned you have to keep up with the times if not you go bust
Terrible accent.
I'm from sheffield and I agree..
Bet will Mac is a Wednesday fan
pensioners cant afford pub prices