BEST KELHAM ISLAND PUBS TO VISIT
There are a large number of pubs, bars, and wine bars at Kelham Island that are worth visiting. This up and coming area in Sheffield is one of the most visited locations for people of all ages that want to experience the Real Ale Experience that can be enjoyed from some of it's select pubs and other drinking establishments.
Around this small area in Sheffield you will find a great selection of local Kelham Island Pubs including ones such as Bar Kelham, The Fat Cat, the Kelham Island Tavern, Church, Stew and Oyster, The Ship Inn, Harlequin, and Riverside.
This area is a great location for going out drinking-in with the best pubs offering a massive range of drinks for you to enjoy including craft ales, local and regionally brewed beers, middle of the range lagers as well as Continental ones such as Budweiser, Corona, Cruz Campo, and Peroni.
Locally brewed ales and beers are easy to find with the amount of Kelham Island Pubs that you can visit here. The Green Ln area in particular is a good stretch of Kelham to have a walk down, where you can maybe ultimately stop for a local beer at the famous Fat Cat Pub.
Other pubs here that cater mainly for people that are looking for a "real ale" or a "real beer" is the Harlequin and the Ship Inn.
Around these three traditional (and without being rude, very old fashioned pubs) you can also enjoy the selection of other pubs including well worthy of a mention; Bar Kelham, the Stew and Oyster, and nearer to the Shalesmoor area, the Riverside. The latter is a great pub to visit on a hot summers day when you can sit outside the pub facing the river.
On a cold Autumn or Winters day you might prefer to sit inside one of the lovely contemporary (and almost gastro type pubs) such as Bar Kelham, Kelham Kitchen, and Stew and Oyster.
These three Kelham Island Pubs are all slightly different from one another as you would expect. The Kelham Kitchen is the smallest of the three and has more of a cafe atmosphere than a pub / bar, it does though serve some great drinks (not cheap drinks though) with it's lovely choice of wines and Prosecco.
Stew and Oyster is a large venue, with a lot of it's space dedicated to eating and dining, and as far as contemporary Kelham Island restaurants go it is a nice place to visit and eat at.
As you can guess from it's name, it serves on it's menu a selection of stews as well as oysters.
Bar Kelham is a lovely modern place to visit in Kelham, and has something that appeals to nearly everyone. Inside the venue is quite spacious and the bar is stocked well with some great premium brands of quality drinks. Want to visit a pub / late bar in Kelham that has a good chilled out atmosphere and that has great music? Maybe this one is for you?
Getting to Kelham Island
This location is just a short distance from the City Centre of Sheffield and can be easily reached either by walking or by taking a short taxi ride.
Around this small area in Sheffield you will find a great selection of local Kelham Island Pubs including ones such as Bar Kelham, The Fat Cat, the Kelham Island Tavern, Church, Stew and Oyster, The Ship Inn, Harlequin, and Riverside.
This area is a great location for going out drinking-in with the best pubs offering a massive range of drinks for you to enjoy including craft ales, local and regionally brewed beers, middle of the range lagers as well as Continental ones such as Budweiser, Corona, Cruz Campo, and Peroni.
Locally brewed ales and beers are easy to find with the amount of Kelham Island Pubs that you can visit here. The Green Ln area in particular is a good stretch of Kelham to have a walk down, where you can maybe ultimately stop for a local beer at the famous Fat Cat Pub.
Other pubs here that cater mainly for people that are looking for a "real ale" or a "real beer" is the Harlequin and the Ship Inn.
Around these three traditional (and without being rude, very old fashioned pubs) you can also enjoy the selection of other pubs including well worthy of a mention; Bar Kelham, the Stew and Oyster, and nearer to the Shalesmoor area, the Riverside. The latter is a great pub to visit on a hot summers day when you can sit outside the pub facing the river.
On a cold Autumn or Winters day you might prefer to sit inside one of the lovely contemporary (and almost gastro type pubs) such as Bar Kelham, Kelham Kitchen, and Stew and Oyster.
These three Kelham Island Pubs are all slightly different from one another as you would expect. The Kelham Kitchen is the smallest of the three and has more of a cafe atmosphere than a pub / bar, it does though serve some great drinks (not cheap drinks though) with it's lovely choice of wines and Prosecco.
Stew and Oyster is a large venue, with a lot of it's space dedicated to eating and dining, and as far as contemporary Kelham Island restaurants go it is a nice place to visit and eat at.
As you can guess from it's name, it serves on it's menu a selection of stews as well as oysters.
Bar Kelham is a lovely modern place to visit in Kelham, and has something that appeals to nearly everyone. Inside the venue is quite spacious and the bar is stocked well with some great premium brands of quality drinks. Want to visit a pub / late bar in Kelham that has a good chilled out atmosphere and that has great music? Maybe this one is for you?
Getting to Kelham Island
This location is just a short distance from the City Centre of Sheffield and can be easily reached either by walking or by taking a short taxi ride.
If you are stopping at one of the many hotels in Sheffield's city Centre such as the Premier Inn, Jurys Inn, the Mercure St Pauls, Leopold Hotel, or a different one, a taxi to this location should cost you in the region of around just £5.00 or so.
A little further out in Sheffield, say from Crookes, Hunters Bar, Ecclesall Road, Fulwood, and Hillsborough, expect to pay in the region of £7.00 to £8.00 pounds.
If your travelling in from say Beighton, Charnock, Frecheville, Halfway, Mosborough, Norton, Norton Lees, Sothall, or Totley, you can expect a taxi fare to be around the £10.00 mark. Late on in the evening add a couple of more pounds onto these costs and you should have a good idea on what it will cost you to travel into Kelham Island and back by a city taxi.
Getting to here by Tram
You can also get to the area by way of the Sheffield Super Tram. The destination stop that you need to get off at is the stop at Shalesmoor. This is on the blue route, so be sure to get on a tram with a blue destination marker on it. From the City Centre the Cathedral stop is the main one to get on the tram. After exiting the tram the nearest Kelham Island pubs and bars that you can head to is The Ship Inn.
A little further out in Sheffield, say from Crookes, Hunters Bar, Ecclesall Road, Fulwood, and Hillsborough, expect to pay in the region of £7.00 to £8.00 pounds.
If your travelling in from say Beighton, Charnock, Frecheville, Halfway, Mosborough, Norton, Norton Lees, Sothall, or Totley, you can expect a taxi fare to be around the £10.00 mark. Late on in the evening add a couple of more pounds onto these costs and you should have a good idea on what it will cost you to travel into Kelham Island and back by a city taxi.
Getting to here by Tram
You can also get to the area by way of the Sheffield Super Tram. The destination stop that you need to get off at is the stop at Shalesmoor. This is on the blue route, so be sure to get on a tram with a blue destination marker on it. From the City Centre the Cathedral stop is the main one to get on the tram. After exiting the tram the nearest Kelham Island pubs and bars that you can head to is The Ship Inn.
Kelham Island Tavern
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| The Kelham Island Tavern It stocks beers that are brewed from the local brewery, so if your into trying some of the latest brews, or old favourites, make sure you call into this one!
The Fat Cat
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| The Fat Cat Pub The Fat Cat on Alma Street offers a massive choice of traditional ales and beers, most of them locally brewed. The decor inside is traditional as you would expect. It has a small outside seating area too. Not all of the drinks on pump here are cheap though, If your a big fan of real beers and ale, this pub needs to be on your list.
Stew and Oyster
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| Stew and Oyster Pub |
The Stew and Oyster is a very popular pub, and is situated on Green Lane, with a postcode of S3 8BB. It has a good overall choice of drinks including fruit flavoured cider on-tap.
It also has a nice choice of meals for you to enjoy on it's menu with some lovely home kitchen produced stews.
Kelham Kitchen and Wine Bar
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| Kelham Kitchen Bar |
The Kelham Kitchen offers a nice choice of premium drinks and markets itself as a wine bar too. It has a nice modern decor inside and a small seating area outside as well.
If there is just a small group in your party, or you are out as a couple this venue will be fine, but for larger parties the small venue size can mean you will struggle for a seat or table to sit at during busy periods. A nice bar though and well worthy of a visit.
Bar Kelham
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| Bar Kelham - 50 Green Lane, Sheffield S3 8AY Bar Kelham is in the location where Pa's Bistro used to occupy. It is just across the road and a little way down from the Stew and Oyster pub. The venue is quite deceptive in size and is actually quite large, making it ideal for medium to large sized groups as well as if you need a venue to hire in Kelham Island for a meeting or to celebrate a party, anniversary, or other special occasion. This pub also has some of the cheapest drinks that you will find in this area, as well as quality drinks including Coors, Guinness, and Peroni. If your out and about in Kelham Island and are looking on your mobile phone for a Kelham Island Bar Near Me, you should find it easily by way of using Google Maps. |
Kelham Island Pubs
A selection of pubs that we feel you shouldn't miss out on when out and about in Kelham Island in Sheffield are; the Island Tavern, The Fat Cat, Kelham Kitchen and Wine Bar, and the Bar Kelham. The latter is actually a bar and grill so if you fancy eating out in this area it is a good alternative to the several formal Kelham Island Restaurants that are here too.
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| The Place To Buy Guinness in Kelham Island A Great Alternative To A Local Beer or Craft Ale |
Best Kelham Island Pubs
Our selection of places to visit in this area include some of the best Kelham Island Pubs that can be enjoyed here. You will find a good handful of pubs each offering something a little bit different from each other, some cater for visitors and drinkers that are purely looking for real ales and craft beers, others which cater for a wider audience and seem to offer a really good cross selection of beers, lagers, gins, and fine wines, and some which are quirky and try to cater for a really niche section of visitors and drinkers..
