One of the oldest parts of town, this historic manmade island has played an important part in the birth of the city's craft brewing industry. Recent years have seen the former factories and outhouses that cover the neighbourhood transformed into a range of drinking and dining destinations, making it one of Sheffield's most exciting nightlife spots. If you're looking to explore the area a little more, check out our guide to some of the best restaurants and bars in Kelham Island.
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A gorgeous pub in Kelham Island, Riverside is a boozer for all seasons. Their sprawling beer garden is the perfect space to sink pints in the summer sun, while their cosy interior comes decked out with fairy lights and hearty food when the weather turns.
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A unique micro-bar in Sheffield, Nook is a warm and inviting space, perfect for an evening out with your mates or after work tipples. Enjoy their long list of drinks, including their constantly-changing seasonal cocktails and award-winning wines.
Out of all the bars in Kelham Island and Neepsend, Social Club and Canteen is one of our favourites. This place is serving up craft beer and food from The Gravy Train Poutine, alongside having the choice of a beer garden, 70s-inspired space and a games room.
One of the city's most acclaimed eateries, Jöro is a Kelham Island restaurant specialising in unique and sustainable small plates. Head down to the Shalesmoor venue where you'll find some stunning tasting menus waiting for you, alongside paired drinks and bespoke cocktails.
Cooking up some of the best pizza in Sheffield this former factory is up there with some of the best places to eat in Kelham Island. Take a seat inside their industrial interiors and feast of steaming slices and craft pints, or head down at the weekend for their bottomless brunch.
A quirky Kelham Island pub overlooking the river, Gardener's Rest is a little different from your average boozer. A community-owned social hub with some unique garden decor, it's a charming location for local beers and casual eats.
Hungry but not sure what you want? Head over to Cutlery Works where they're fronting 12 fantastic bar and street food vendors. From wood fired pizzas and fried chicken, to sushi and artisan chocolate, you're sure to find something you fancy at this fun food hall.
A historic Kelham Island pub, The Fat Cat promises an incredible line-up of real ales and craft pints. Backing onto the Kelham Island Brewery, this traditional boozer boasts a banging beer garden, and an award-winning food menu.
One of the most unique spots in Kelham Island, this vegan bar and kitchen fronts a very impressive aesthetic. Decked out in religious figurines and artwork, its fronting some serious visual panache.
