The Best Vegan Friendly Restaurants in Sheffield
If you’re seeking a new spot in the Steel City for unbeatable vegan food bursting with flavour, you need not worry – there’s plenty to satisfy you and your meat-eating friends.
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Sheffield is a city bursting with its own sense of culture and style, a place that celebrates all Yorkshire has to offer. Here’s our hand-picked guide to the best restaurants.
With a love for good quality in all things: ranging from steel, to beer gardens, to produce, green spaces, art, music, theatre and more – it really comes as no surprise that Sheffield’s food scene is equally of high quality.
Although the city centre has some fantastic places to eat, don’t forget to explore Sheffield’s nooks and crannies as there are so many quirky places to enjoy.
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Whether you’re looking for the Best Sheffield City Centre Restaurants or Best Restaurants out of the Sheffield area, we’ve got you covered.
Specialising in excellent Sardinian cuisine, this family-run restaurant, bar and deli have been a real hit since joining the Kelham Island community.
The building is nestled inside the iconic Eagle Works building and when the weather is nice, you can sit in their outdoor dining area to enjoy plate after plate of delicious traditional fare with your aperitivo of choice. Fresh produce is sourced from local suppliers and the rest is imported directly from Sardinia. Another must-visit in our guide to the best restaurants in Sheffield.
Eagle Works, 34-36 Cotton Mill Walk, Little Kelham St, Sheffield S3 8DH
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For dining inspired by a love for Yorkshire, Silversmith’s is the place to go. Situated in Sheffield city centre this restaurant serves up colourful, modern plates of local produce.
If it’s Sunday lunch you’re after, then Silversmiths serves one of the best roasts in Sheffield, with reasonable prices for a truly scrumptious treat.
Don’t forget to check out their mouthwatering bottomless brunch either, with favourites including crab Benedict and Turkish eggs. Expect an interior that blends cosy with modern – leather chairs, dark tiles and funky lighting – a place perfect for pre-theatre meals, weddings and celebrations as well.
111 Arundel Street, Sheffield, S1 2NT
Kelu is a little slice of Sardinian paradise, so prepare to be transported to an oasis of warmth, mystery and cocktail mastery. Found in Kelham Island’s stylish shipping container development, Krynkl, this rooftop bar is perfect for date nights or a catch-up with friends.
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Disconnect from the outside world and try their selection of much-loved classic cocktails with a Sardinian twist. Better yet, indulge your tastebuds in a range of snacks and appetisers to keep the party going longer.
Unit 3.1 Krynkl 294, Shalesmoor, Sheffield S3 8UL – 0114 299 1331
Bringing a little slice of Puglia to the ‘Outdoor City’, Grazie is a popular Southern Italian restaurant and pasta lab in the city centre.
Begin with garlic and chilli olives, focaccia and a pre-dinner cocktail, before delving into their main menu.
Inspired by traditional flavours, Grazie offers innovative, delicious dishes and an extensive wine list to choose from. Their menu features three shapes of pasta, orecchiette, cavatelli and long pasta, which is made fresh everyday.
9 Leopold Street, Sheffield, S1 2GY
Kommune marries unique, urban vibes with innovative concepts to bring together a select bunch of independent kitchens, brewers and retailers for a truly ‘Sheffield’ experience.
With so many fantastic local, quality businesses, why not bring them together in one place to showcase their unique and creative talents?! Kommune has helped to revive life in the surrounding area in the city centre and makes a great place to hang out day or night.
Castle House, Angel Street, S3 8LS
Native, a restaurant based on Sheffield’s Gibraltar Street, is committed to providing local, fresh British produce. In addition to beers, wines and cocktails, Native only sources the best fish and shellfish to craft into delicious dishes you can’t find anywhere else.
Originally established as J H Mann Fishmongers over a century ago in Hillsborough, the business grew and after the pandemic, an effort was put into their biggest project – opening up a restaurant. The fresh seafood restaurant opened in May 2021.
169 Gibraltar St, Sheffield S3 8UA
For wood-fired pizza in Sheffield, there are few places better than Proove. A true Sheffield favourite established in Broomhill, Proove is inspired by the ‘fuss-free attitude to dining, meaning quality is paramount but the atmosphere is relaxed and friendly so everyone can enjoy the delights of traditional wood-fired pizza.
With ingredients sourced from Italy and a strong heart for delicious pizza, you can be sure that every mouthful will live up to expectations.
261 Fulwood Rd, Sheffield S10 3BD
Exquisite Indian cuisine… but not as you know it. Nestled in the leafy suburbs of Fulwood, Lavang’s approach is more refined than your traditional curry house. The team pride themselves on offering something a little different, with a focus on serving high-quality seasonal dishes in a stylish and sophisticated setting without being pretentious.
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Lavang’s dishes uncover the unique flavours and secret recipes from different parts of Asia and their in-house sommelier has curated a superb wine selection to complement the diverse flavours that make up their menu.
The Schoolrooms is the perfect place to kickstart your day in the Peak District, sourcing ingredients locally, wherever possible, to create wholesome dishes, bursting with flavour. Highlights from the menu include their generous full English breakfast, Bradfield Brewery steak and ale pie, and infamous afternoon tea.
Assembly is their late-night, neighbourhood Bar & Bistro, working the evening shift on behalf of The Schoolrooms. Guests can enjoy a selection of small plates and snacks, mouthwatering mains and delicious desserts.
Mill Lee Rd, Low Bradfield, Sheffield S6 6LB
If you like immersing yourself in amazing smells, a buzzing atmosphere and, of course, the best food from around Sheffield, then Cutlery Works was made for you.
With 14 restaurants and 3 bars over their two floors, making Cutlery Works the largest food hall in the North of England, it’s impossible to leave disappointed.
73 – 101 Neepsend Lane, Sheffield, S3 8AT
No Name in Crookes has quite the reputation as one of the best restaurants in Sheffield. Don’t bother searching for a menu online, they’re so up-to-date that their menu is constantly changing to reflect the seasons and the best produce available.
This little restaurant has a cosy, intimate atmosphere, but HUGE flavours. The good folk of Sheffield can’t get enough so booking in advance is essential. It’s also BYO booze so you can have a glass of your favourite tipple to wash it down!
253 Crookes, Sheffield, S10 1TF
Bench is your friendly Nether Edge neighbourhood hangout serving seasonal dishes alongside cocktails, natural wine and beer. The duo behind this venture previously worked at Public which was named the UK’s best bar so you already know the drink selection here is stellar.
The counter seats in the middle of the venue create a communal setting for bistro-style dining and drinking and you can also pop in to pick up some bottles to go along with a selection of other nice things like olive oil, Spanish hot chocolate and nibbly bits.
7b Nether Edge Rd, Nether Edge, Sheffield, S7 1RU
Rafters is one of the best places to go in Sheffield for a taste of fine dining. With 3AA Rosettes and a Michelin Guide recommendation, Rafters makes the perfect place for a celebration or treat.
Tucked away in the rafters a ten-minute drive from the city centre, the atmosphere is cosy but classic. You can expect excellent service, excellent drinks AND excellent food, as they have committed to providing customers with the full package to make dining a dream.
220 Oakbrook Road, Sheffield S11 7ED, England
This has to be one of, if not THE best pizzeria in Sheffield. Potentially the best you’ll find outside of Naples! No chicken. No pineapple. Just traditional wood-fired Neapolitan style pizza made with slow-proofed dough, cooked in under 90 seconds at 500 degrees resulting in a light and airy pizza with a slightly charred crust.
So delicious that even the ones who don’t eat crusts will want a pizza this!
343 Glossop Rd, Broomhall, Sheffield, S10 2HP
Located in New Era Square, also known as Sheffield’s Chinatown, Oisoi offers an artisan East Asian dining experience in a beautiful airy setting. Everything is thoughtfully curated, from the fine bone chinaware used to the stunning artwork displayed on the walls.
Each piece of dim sum is handmade to order and this can be enjoyed as part of their afternoon tea package which comes with an assortment of savoury bites, dumplings and sweet treats with tea or champagne.
121 Norfolk Street Unit 2, No. 2, St Paul’s Place, Sheffield, S1 2FJ
Brocco have taken a leaf out of Scandinavia’s book but paired it with their love for Sheffield to create a truly modern, healthy and seasonal restaurant. The food is Michelin Guide recommended, full of flavour and perfect for whatever time you need an excellent meal.
With a boutique hotel, stylish and colourful vibe, there’s nothing you won’t love about Brocco on the Park. If you have dietary requirements, Brocco haven’t forgotten you, everyone will enjoy every bite at this bright, informal restaurant. Head down Ecclesall Road before or after you dine to enjoy one of Sheffield’s best restaurants.
92 Brocco Bank, Sheffield, S11 8RS
For an innovative, creative and exceptional quality meal, Jöro is the place to go. Boasting 3AA Rosettes and a Bib Gourmand in the Michelin Guide, if you’re a foodie then Jöro is absolutely not one to miss.
Their concept is ‘a meal made of many small plates, allowing you to have as little or as much as you want, snacking as you go. Alternatively, go for one of their tasting menus and experience the full effect of Jöro’s concern for natural, seasonal ingredients cooked to perfection.
Topping the list as one of the best restaurants in Sheffield.
Oughtibridge Mill, Main Rd, Wharncliffe Side, S35 0LB
Mowgli serves up Indian street food bursting with the colours, flavours and passion you would expect were you in the bright sunshine of India rather than the streets of Sheffield!
Their awesome interior concept fits right into Sheffield’s love of cool spaces; with wooden swings suspended from scaffolding, diners can feel like Mowgli from The Jungle Book while they experience the joy of the incredible food.
631 Ecclesall Road, Sheffield, S11 8PT
Just a stone’s throw from the Peak District, this charming pub offers a great range of dishes, from the simple and hearty to the rich and refined.
Their ethos is to provide something for everyone, using local and seasonal ingredients and totally traceable products from brilliant suppliers.
This venue is a local favourite for many reasons, a great pub has a welcoming atmosphere, a great pint, generous portions, friendly service and Cricket Inn ticks all of those boxes. Don’t miss out on their Sunday roasts too! Children, friendly dogs and muddy boots welcome.
Penny Ln, Totley, Sheffield S17 3AZ
If you’re seeking a new spot in the Steel City for unbeatable vegan food bursting with flavour, you need not worry – there’s plenty to satisfy you and your meat-eating friends.
From luxurious hotels where you can indulge after a spa day, to familiar local hotspots welcoming you to simply delve in and see what delightful desserts there are to enjoy.
Lovers of spice and all things nice needn’t travel far, from street food to fine dining and everything in between, our guide to the best Indian restaurants in Sheffield will ensure you’ll never be able to order a takeout again.
Is there anything better than sitting outside with the sun beaming down on you, a refreshing drink in one hand and a forkful of [insert something tasty here] in the other? We may not be a nation known for our al fresco dining scene but Sheffield sure is equipped for it!
Whether you’re after free-flowing prosecco, avo-on-toast or eggs every which way, we’ve got you covered.
We’ve created the ultimate selection of scrumptious roasts from the best restaurants in Sheffield, catering for veggies, vegans or neither, so all you need to do is pick one to go to.
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