Husk Coffee — Restaurant in Sheffield

An independent coffee shop based on the edge of the ring road of Sheffield right near the centre.

The lovely owners are so accommodating and friendly, and I would personally say in my opinion some of the best coffee in Sheffield.

Their flat whites are just so on point and delicious and it’s the same quality each visit!

Always a wide range of high quality pastries, brownies, pastel de nata’s and always some kind of vegan option.

Great Wi-Fi speed if you’re looking to do some work or studying.

My favourite part of the whole husk experience, is that your coffee is served on a wooden plank, with a small leaflet with information about where the coffee is from and the notes and flavours. It really enhances the experience you have and is just the best...

Always warm and welcoming, providing innovative expertise combined with passion, care and ethical integrity and we haven’t even got to how great the coffee is yet!

The espresso is always on point, their new coffee launched today and is elite! From making me matcha combinations on request and always sharing their coffee knowledge and experience, I love being able to rely on Husk for all my caffeine needs! And so thankful for a coffee shop that is actually open for post work cuppas too instead of closing mid afternoon like most other indies. Ideal location and an absolute ‘must’ if you want an independent, Eccy Road side of the...

This review is long overdue. Husk is easily one of the best coffee shops in Sheffield. Thanks to their recommendations, I started exploring more independent coffee spots and truly learned to appreciate top-notch coffee from all over the city.

Jack and Soph are fantastic at creating a welcoming community. Their honesty and passion for coffee come through in every cup and conversation. Their enthusiasm and commitment to quality make Husk a standout in Sheffield’s coffee scene. I look forward to every visit and will continue to do so. Thank you for giving me the energy I need in the morning and also something to look...