Shiny Sheff — Restaurant in Sheffield

5* for atmosphere and fun karaoke night, love how many people of different ages get involved and give it a go. 1* for food. Went for a Christmas Meal and started out with soup and no spoon, had to ask twice while my soup was going cold, my friend took to drinking it out of the bowl. Not much better for the main course, cold turkey (not proper turkey, looked like turkey roll), cold carrots, burnt roast potatoes. My main course came with the smallest pot of really thick luke warm gravy. No consistency over portion sizes, someone else had same as me and they got more carrots and sprouts (don't actually like sprouts but that's not the point here) we had a party of 11 people and some had their main course given to them after others had finish, I understand that there weren't much staff on but when you go as a group you expect food to come out together not 10mins apart. There was also confusion with what had been ordered as the staff came with more of the same dish that what had been ordered, when no one owned up to having that dish one of the staff members went back for the order list (seemed like they were trying to prove somat but didn't work) this showed that they had made too many (we later found out that they were mixing our order up with another table. Dessert time, best part of the meal, salted caramel brownie, delicious, just needs to be bigger lol. Only issue with dessert was 2 of my party had to have their sticky toffee pudding heated up as it was cold, oh yeah and again confusing our order with another table. I was still hungry after a 3 course meal which never usually happens so had to have some snacks after too. Also contemplating on going to McDonald's on the way home. Ended the night with Karaoke which was fun. I'll return for Karaoke nights but won't be...

The Shiny Sheff pub opened in the late 60s and for most of its life, has welcomed visitors with a sign depicting artwork of HMS Sheffield, the famous Royal Navy destroyer.

Sadly 20 crewman passed and many more were injured when the ship was attacked during the Falklands conflict 40 years ago this week. HMS Sheffield was later sunk, but in memory, a reunion of surviving crewmen, families and friends took place on Saturday 30-Apr-2022.

The Shiny Sheff came to life, with hugs, smiles and tears to mark an occasion to remember. The Royal Navy is building the 4th HMS Sheffield and we wish her and the Shiny Sheff a long and happy adventure.

A commemorative parade and service of remembrance was held at Sheffield City Hall and the Cathedral on 01-May. A two minute silence was observed for those...

Had an evening meal here a month ago and really enjoyed it. Returned two days ago and ordered fish and chips and a sirloin steak. The fish'n'chips were fine but my steak was tough and chewy. I returned it and it came back to me 5 minutes later with the comment that "the chef can cut it, so it's alright." The pieces she cut, obviously with a very sharp knife, were still tough and chewy. I ended up eating a few chips and then we left. Two things strike me here, firstly, that I the customer was at fault for commenting on the quality of the meat and secondly that I was not immediately offered an apology and an alternative meal. The steak was difficult to cut with the supplied steak knife and inedible altogether. I came away from the Shiny Sheff feeling insulted by the attitude of the...