Best Restaurants In Sheffield

If digging into gut-busting burgers while enjoying live music is your thing, then nothing will compare to Bungalows & Bears. Better yet, the street food-style set-up means you can also munch on dishes from Chicken Society or The Marvellous Pub Grub Co, if that would be more to your taste.

Boasting a glorious, green garden and industrial-chic decor, Thyme Cafe is a fantastic place for a bite to eat. While Sundays are devoted to the classic roast, the rest of the week you can dive into a menu of internationally flavoured small plates and mains.

If only affordable picks or the best student restaurants in Sheffield will do, then YO! should be on your radar. Fronting a choice of cheap maki rolls, sashimi or katsu curry, alongside a whole menu of veggie and vegan dishes, it's a crowd-pleasing place to dine.

This bar's cocktail menu may have scooped all manner of awards, but it's also one of the most quirky restaurants in Sheffield, thanks to its fine food and former basement toilet location. Fronting a lineup of seasonal snacks and small plates, Public can sort you for meals made with the finest Yorkshire produce.

For the best Spanish restaurants in Sheffield, Tapas Revolution is a great place for knocking back small plates and sangria with friends. Whether you're heading over for after-work drinks or a big birthday bash, the Meadowhall eatery always offers a warm welcome.

Modern bistro No Name is attracting an in-the-know foodie crowd from across Sheffield to Crookes. On the menu, you can expect a range of dishes inspired by Britain, France and other countries, including chicken liver boudin with fresh black truffle, sweet corn and black garlic or nut-crusted confit duck.

Among the best restaurants in Sheffield city centre, Silversmiths is home to some stunning plates of food. Whether you're stopping by for dinner, drinks, brunch or Sunday lunch, you'll find delicious dishes with plenty of fizz and fine wines to accompany.

Located in Sheffield city centre is your one-stop-shop for all things Kashmiri cuisine. Wazwān And Hungāma is a restaurant bar with vibrant plates of food from family recipes, all swilled down by signature cocktails or elevated classics.

Specialists in hyper-seasonal fare, it's no surprise that Tonco is fast becoming a favourite around these parts. The Sharrow eatery promises a wealth of plates made with locally-sourced ingredients, as well as a fantastic wine list.

Looking for the best vegetarian and vegan restaurants in Sheffield? V OR V is a clever and conscientious eatery in Kelham Island that's serving some of the most delicious small plates. Head over during the week for plant-based delights and biodynamic wines, or join them for a bottomless brunch come Saturday.

Out of all the restaurants on Sheffield's Ecclesall Road, Ashoka has been whipping up authentic Indian plates from as far back as 1967. A fun, friendly spot with a passion for fiery flavours and great hospitality, it's easy see why we've named them a top place to eat.

There might not be any Michelin star restaurants in Sheffield but, having been mentioned in the guide, Juke and Loe still gets the seal of approval. The simple interiors give way to some of the city's most impressive plates, including pork and octopus with pineapple or jalapeno crab waffles.

While more of a bar than a restaurant, you'd forgive us for adding this Sheffield city centre destination to our list. The gorgeous Castle House venue offers a small, but impressive, menu of 10 dishes from some of Kommune's best chefs.

Just shy of Endcliffe Park, this charming venue is one of the best restaurants. Housed in a former Edwardian villa, Brocco Kitchen takes a communal approach to dining, offering a range of 'smorgasbord' menus, as well as full feasting options for families and larger groups.

The largest food hall in the north of England, Cutlery Works is the place to go if you're after some top-notch grub. From sushi and fried chicken, to a choice of pizza or burgers, the Neepsend Lane venue's independent vendors boast some of the best street food around.

A super fancy restaurant, having been featured in the Michelin guide, Rafters is the ultimate special occasion destination. Settle into their Yorkshire tweed-covered dining room to chow down on decadent six-course tasting menus, which showcase British produce and culinary artistry.

This Kelham Island destination has scooped numerous accolades and critical acclaim since it opened. Specialising in forward-thinking small plates, their seasonal ingredients and clever cooking techniques have even earned them a few Michelin nods.

If you've got a hankering for some pan-Asian eats, this fusion spot in New Era Square should fit the bill. A treat for the eyes as much as the stomach, Oisoi Gathering's bright, colourful dining room fronts floral motifs and botanical touches, making it one of the prettiest places in the city.