By Mark And Steve Revamp April2007
- SHEFFIELD -
And Choicest Picks From The Juciest Local Districts - And the man from full monté says yep!
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Over 50 Pubs In The Villages And Towns Which Are East Of Sheffield, South Of Rotherham and West Of Worksop Paul Newbold's J31.co.uk Site |
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a comprehensive website with pretty much all sheffield pubs and breweries, a culmination of years of research |
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Table One - The City Centre
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( number of pubs ) |
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( 27 ) |
West street and Devonshire Green areas. | A recently re-developed area of the city, which has bustled to the top of the charts in the popular drinking league, young drinkers travel from nearby towns |
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( 17 ) |
The area around the Cathedrals and Orchard square, . | large area but not that many pubs, mostly shopping. |
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( 6 ) |
The area around THE MOOR shopping centre. | No traditional pubs here anymore, `cause this whole area was flattened by the Luftwaffe |
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( 9 ) |
Barker's Pool, Cambridge St. And thereabouts. | An area that has recently changed out of all proportion |
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( 7 ) |
Broad Lane, And Thereabouts. | a quiet backwater. Original Irish hospitality and genuine traditional pubs are hidden here. No False Facades at all. |
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( 12 ) |
Markets,Blonk St. The Wicker | Lots of common, down to earth drinking down
here, Arthur Daleys and Del Trotters ten a penny, missus.
Noisy and rough as the markets themselves. |
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( 18 ) |
Pond st., the leadmill, National Pop Music Museum, Leadmill, Fitzalan Square | Pond street is a lively place, lots of students, being next to Hallam University, but not a towny place, close to The Leadmill, which is a magnet. |
Table Two - Out Of The City Centre Boundry
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The Northern end of London Road, from Abbeydale Road to St. Mary's Gate | A mixture of older people and pre club drinking, as you would expect from a district on the edge of town. Always very busy. |
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The Broomhill area. A mile to the west of the city centre. | A very lively suburb of sheffield. A good place to drink, a great place to live. |
| ( 9 ) |
The Crookes Drinking Area | An average suburb with Sheffield University students at the south end [ near Broomhill ] |
| ( 10 ) |
The Pubs On Or Adjacent To Ecclesall Road | Ecclesall road is known as the golden mile. It is full of designer clothes shops and upmarket goods. Right in the centre of student digs country, it has a very lively pub scene. |
| ( 7 ) AND NETHER EDGE (7) |
One and a half Miles South Of The Town Centre Are Two Quite Good Drinking Areas | Where the people of south Sheffield go out
to drink if they don't go to town. Quite busy Thurs - Fri - Saturday
Most Drinkers in 20s and early 30s, but everybody is welcome. |
| WOODSEATS ( 5 ) | Three Miles South of the city centre | A lively residential area, just up the road from Heeley. Younger drinkers come far and wide to the Tree. Very large amount of fast food outlets. |
NORTON ( 7 ) |
Just up the hill from woodseats | A quieter residential area which has grown up over a collection of derbyshire villages taken in by the city of sheffield boundaries. |
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from the edge of town up the Upper River Don Valley to the edge of Owlerton | This part of the city has had a low profile for many decades, but since the 1990s has carved itself a niche in the hearts of cask ale supporters. |