The York, Sheffield - pub details
Address: 243-247 Fulwood Road, Broomhill, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, S10 3BA [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 7683) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Sheffield (1.7 miles), Dore (3.8 miles), Darnall (4 miles)
Chain: It's A Scream
Pub facilities/features:
- Big screen
- Food served
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> Current user rating: 6.3/10 (rated by 12 users)
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user reviews of the York, Sheffield
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| Excellent pub that was very busy on Friday night so it is obviously doing something right. Handpulls were Saltaire's Challenger Special, Abseil IPA from Black Iris Brewery, Abbeydale's Speculation and Horrable Skellington and Springhead's Drop O' the Black Stuff with ciders being Addlestones Cloudy, Westons Old Rosie and Pure North's Fusion. Smart décor, quick accurate service and attracts both sexes and all ages. paul_d102 - 17 Nov 2013 18:48 |
| It's been totally refurbished in what, I must agree is a very pretentious style for what was once just a good old traditional pub. But the service was friendly and the one ale I had was very well kept. vladtheimbiber - 9 Apr 2013 11:02 |
| This place is fine! Beer is good quality. Yes, it does cocktails and fancy wines and is aiming for the continental 'Grand Cafe' but you can still just pop in and get a pint and a friendly chat from bar staff or regulars. I had food and it was pretty good, but restaurant prices, but I did get restaurant service. Beer was local and spot on. I will be back with friends. dry_riser_inlet - 28 Jul 2011 20:56 |
| GOOD NEWS: This has stayed a pub! BAD NEWS: It is totally pretentious and up its own arse. So the pub was saved, it has not become yuppie flats or a shop. Totally new layout so if you remember the old York prepared to be disorientated when you walk through the door. This pub now serves food..... but unless you think �6 for a bowl of soup or �10+ for a basic main course is fair game your wallet is going to want to run for the hills. As for beer; the price is reasonable hovering at somewhere around �2.80 a pint, a range of ales which look like they probably rotate and still served in pint pots. CANDLES?!- thats enough on the decor. Now for my major bugbear: We attempted to go in Friday night for a drink, first of all we were stopped by a bouncer who asked for our ID. OK this might be acceptable in the city centre, but this is a quiet suburb and we'd just popped out for a quiet drink, anyway ID accepted yadda yadda. We were then told we could not go in as my friend was wearing tracksuit bottoms(he was by no means chavvish looking nor were they dirty), now otherwise we just looked like normal students, but come on!? This is a pub on the edge of town, it is not some inner city posho wine bar... lest that is what the new management intend it to be? Teach the pretentious buggers a lesson, avoid it, drive it out of business, bring back our old nice friendly York. hatter90 - 13 Mar 2011 12:34 |
| Sadly no more, closed its doors on the 16th December 2009 after 150 years of being a pub. To be turned into a shop and yuppie prisons upstairs (typical). Only starting going into this pub after it stopped being a 'Scream' pub and it was great everytime. Good choice of beer, interesting punters and traditional pint pot glasses. On the last week they were selling all the fixtures, fittings and even the glasses, and the place was rammed. It will be sadly missed. Michaelurmston - 14 Jan 2010 16:22 |
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