The Ecclesall Zone
A.K.A.   The   Golden   Mile

Covering Ecclesall Road, And Surrounding Streets

This area appears to be where the affluent of the city do their shopping. Patsy and Eddy from Ab-Fab would feel right at home. Also this is the tradditional home for students from Sheffield City Polytechnic, ( Now Hallam University ). All the large houses along the ajoining streets have been let to students.
At nights the drinking establishments are often full to overflowing. A great site in the summer, the black cabs always do a roaring trade! There are also a great deal of fast food outlets.

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The Pomona - Ecclesall Road Dec 1999
This modern, open plan pub is surprisingly cosy, and stylish. 
They sometimes have a jazz band playing in the corner.

The Devonshire Arms - 
Ecclesall Road Dec 1999
Once in the middle of a terrace, but now standing alone
The Stag - Psalter Lane, Dec 1999

On a bit of a back street, but well worth visiting. Lots of comfortable and cosy conservatory seating.

And a massive car park, although why we still have car parks in pubs, in this day and age, is a vexing puzzle!

The Porter Brook - Ecclesall Road Jan 2000

Appeared in the mid 1990's in a former electrical contractors shop. A very busy addition to Ecclesall road's bustling pub scene.

A hogshead house,
Always a good selection of cask ales.

If you sit in the windowed section at the south end of the pub you can see the Porter Brook itself babbling by, below your feet!

Pubs/Bars are listed in alphabetical order.

Click Here To See Key For Pub Table
 

    Pub Name 
 
 
 
F
R/F
Since
Devonshire Arms
Rebuilt 1980's
118 Ecclesall Road
 
 
 
 
 
1840
The Jolly Buffer
144 Ecclesall Road
 
 
Y
 
2/1
 
The Lescar Hotel
303 Sharrow Vale Road
       
2/1
 
The Nursury Tavern
276 Ecclesall Road
 
 N
Y
 
 1/1
 
 The Pomona
Rebuilt 1980's
Former Pomona Garden Hotel
Ecclesall Road
 
 
H
 
2/1
1800
1980's
The Porter Brook
565 Ecclesall Road
N
 
 
 
1/1
1990's
The Porter Cottage
former Porter Tavern
286 Sharrow Vale Road
N
Y
 
N
1/1
1856
The Slug And Fiddle
261 - 267 Ecclesall Road
N
N
Y
N
1/1
1990's
The Stag
Psalter Lane
   
Y
 
1/1
1805
The Vine
160 - 162 Cemetary Road
Y
 
 
 
 3/1
 

 
 
The Nursury Tavern, has been rebuilt again. They have built a japanese pagoda garden on the front, complete with stone seating made from concrete garden slabs.

The general consensus is that they've made a cobblers of a once good pub. There is now no snooker table, why do they have to mess with traditional and popular pubs?

The Nursery Tavern, Ecclesall Road - Jan 2000

 
Key For The Pub Tables
Beers - A summary of the regular Bitters  and Ales that are always available on draught. Guest beers are ignored.
Lagers - A list of what lagers are available on draught. Not Bottled lagers, as there is always a huge range these days.
Stouts - Ususally Guinness or Murphys


Pool - N means no pool table, or else the number indicates how many tables are in the establishment, S means they have a funny shaped pool table.
Jukebox - Y means there is a normal jukebox ( Cd's ), V means there's a video jukebox, N means no jukebox, R means old fashioned jukebox with records, like in the old days
Outside - Y means there is seating and tables where you can drink outside, S means you can stand outside but there is no furnature, N means not allowed ( sometimes a bye law where the tram passes ), H means heated garden tables.
Football - Is there a table football game? N means no, the number is how many tables
Rooms/Floors - The format of the public areas of the building, How many rooms on how many floors.


Since - When the building was built, or became a pub. Built is the top number when there are two. Also see rebuild details, when available, in the pub name column, This information is often very difficult to obtain. Old means more than 100 years old.